With “ER” in its final season, “Grey’s Anatomy” losing its luster and “House” having us wonder how a team of seven people can possibly run a whole hospital, it’s time for a new medical drama on the small screen.
Outliers: Lights! Camera! Trauma!
Enter “Trauma”—an NBC pilot that will begin shooting later this month in San Francisco. “Trauma”—the working title—is an “action-packed, high-octane medical drama that follows a heroic group of paramedics as they save lives under extraordinary circumstances,” according to the San Francisco mayor’s office.
Amid the worsening economic downturn, San Francisco is positively delighted at the prospect of hosting the show. The pilot, which will shoot for four weeks, will bring in about $7 million in temporary jobs, local taxes and patronage of local services, according to the city.
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