Transplant is a medical drama where the lead doctor is a refugee from Syria. In the third season, he became a Canadian citizen. This season, which is also the last, he has to fight for a chance to become a permanent doctor at the hospital when his residency is over.
Tonight at 8p on NBC, Bashir (Hamza Haq), Mags (Laurence Leboeuf), and June (Ayisha Issa) have to work on a confused man and woman who were airlifted in after being found in the woods. The lower part of his leg was amputated, and she was unconscious. They need to find out what happened, but they aren’t really saying because they are out of it.
When the girl finally wakes up, she becomes violent and stabs Bashir. If that is not for them to deal with, Bashir and Mags will find out that only one of them will be hired.
Now, the two of them, who no longer heart each other, are going to compete for that job. Talking about hearts, Mags finds out she was accepted to the heart transplant list. Will she accept it?
At 9p, there is a second episode. Bashir risks his life once again to save a man who was swallowed up by a sinkhole. While Mags has to deal with an intern who won’t leave her alone.
Even if you haven’t watched the first three seasons, you can still watch Transplant because Canadians do a better job with medical shows than their neighbors down south.
Jimmy Kimmel is having a great week! He started it off on Mondayby becoming a first-time grandfather. Today, Variety is reporting that he is joining the Smurfs movie.
He is not the only late night host who will be in the animated feature; James Corden is also lending his voice to the film. They will be joined by John Goodman, James Corden, Nick Offerman, JP Karliak, Daniel Levy, Amy Sedaris, Natasha Lyonne, Sandra Oh, Octavia Spencer, Nick Kroll, Hannah Waddingham, Alex Winter, Maya Erskine, Billie Lourd, Xolo Maridueña, Kurt Russell, and DJ Marshmello in Smurf Village.
Smurfs follows Smurfette as she leads her tiny, blue-skinned kin into the real world to save Papa Smurf after he’s mysteriously captured by evil wizards.
Pregnant Olivia Jaquith was two days past her due date, but she still showed up to work yesterday at WRGB in Schenectady, New York, to anchor the news.
However, when she got there, her water broke at 4:15a. So you would think that she would tell her boss, “I am out of here and heading to the hospital,” especially since it is her first baby.
But she stayed and anchored all three hours. Why? She said, “I’d rather be at work than the hospital.” That totally makes sense. But still.
As of now, there is no word on whether she has had her baby, but she did take a sick day!
UPDATE: WRGB says that Jaquith gave birth to a boy!
