The Mob Doctor

2012
The Mob Doctor

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EP1 Pilot Sep 17, 2012

A Chicago doctor is torn between two worlds in the series premiere of this medical drama. Forced to ignore the sacred Hippocratic Oath,Dr. Grace Devlin must focus on her up and coming surgical career while also paying off her family's debt to the Southside Mob of Chicago.

EP2 Family Secrets Sep 24, 2012

Grace and Dr. Robinson work on a heartbreaking case of a young bride who has a difficulty controling her mood changes. Meanwhile, Alexander sends Grace to meet Donte Amanto who used to be Paul Moretti's rival and now suffers from mysterious, severe disease.

EP3 Protect And Serve Oct 01, 2012

Grace treats the victims of a deadly car accident, but is shocked when she also has to help the hit-and-run driver involved. Meanwhile, a person from Grace's neighborhood winds up in the psychiatric ward after a fight in a bar; and Nate makes a tactical decision.

EP4 Change of Heart Oct 08, 2012

Dr. Grace Devlin must save the life of an old friend injured in a pub-crawl accident, while tasked by Constantine with delivering the child of a pregnant call girl. Meanwhile, Franco has to track down a young woman whose whereabouts are crucial to his boss.

EP5 Legacy Nov 05, 2012

As she fights for a critically ill woman's (Laura Breckenridge) heart transplant, Dr. Grace Devlin is asked by Constantine to kill her patient's estranged and imprisoned father (Brian Goodman) in order to get the organ she needs to save her life.

EP6 Complications Nov 12, 2012

Emotions reach a breaking point when Grace and Brett's relationship shows signs of strain due to their demanding and hectic schedules. Meanwhile, Grace finds herself in a perilous situation when mob boss Paul Moretti (Michael Rapaport) takes matters into his own hands.

EP7 Turf War Nov 19, 2012

When two innocent bystanders are caught up in an ambush meant for Franco and the rest of Moretti's crew, Grace joins the action. As the war between Moretti (Michael Rapaport) and Constantine escalates, Grace makes a critical move in an attempt to end the feud.

EP8 Game Changers Nov 26, 2012

In an attempt to form a coalition of mob factions, Constantine enlists Celeste LaPree (Jennifer Beals), his old girlfriend and former call girl-turned-madam, now married to a hypochondriac mafia boss who runs Chicago's Northside. Meanwhile, Franco has a shocking revelation for Grace, forcing her to make some pivotal decisions about love and loyalty.

EP9 Fluid Dynamics Dec 03, 2012

When Franco tells master thief Russell King (Michael Madsen), who is in Chicago for a big heist, to show up at Roosevelt Medical and request Dr. Devlin's treatment for a flare-up of back pain, it's discovered that he needs immediate surgery. Meanwhile, Constantine becomes suspicious when he learns that Russell has resurfaced on his turf. An intense race against time for Grace, Constantine and Russell unfolds as the lucrative crime looms and lives are on the line.

EP10 Confessions Dec 29, 2012

Spirits intensify at Roosevelt Medical Center when Dr. Devlin and Dr. Robinson treat a priest who was bitten in the face during an exorcism of a demon. After Constantine learns that newcomer Russell King (Michael Madsen) has his eye on taking over downtown, he consults Celeste (Jennifer Beals) and Al Trapani (Mike Starr) to help him evaluate the risks and rewards of consolidating the power in Chicago. Meanwhile, Dr. Devlin dives deeper into the fold when Nate calls her into action to aide a runaway who may have witnessed a murder.

EP11 Sibling Rivalry Dec 31, 2012

When a champagne bomb is delivered to Constantine, he and Celeste (Jennifer Beals) go on high alert to determine who wants him dead. Meanwhile, Nate turns to Grace after he accidentally jeopardizes a mobster's valuable racehorse. Back at Roosevelt Medical Center, Grace is tapped to treat Brett's estranged brother, Jack Hanson (Derrick Trumbly), following a severe cycling accident.

EP12 Resurrection Jan 05, 2013

As Constantine attempts to reconnect with his estranged son Garrett, who is deep in debt to the ruthless Nogales Cartel, he enlists the help of his Chicago mob colleague, Al Trapani (Mike Starr). As payback for the favor, Constantine orders Grace to diagnose Trapani’s girlfriend, a patient with a shocking secret who is experiencing inexplicable pains.

EP13 Life and Death Jan 07, 2013

Grace's world crumbles as her family remains in jeopardy, the FBI closes in and Constantine reveals something that rocks her to the core. Meanwhile, longtime mobster Al Trapani (Mike Starr) becomes increasingly involved in Constantine's business, and Franco's secret leaks. As the walls begin to close in on Grace and the duality of her life cuts deeper than ever before, she makes a desperate attempt to settle her role in both worlds in the series finale.
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Released: 17 September 2012 Canceled
Producted By: Sony Pictures Television
Country: United States of America
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For most physicians, the Hippocratic oath is sacred. But for one Chicago doctor, who is indebted to the mafia, saving lives isn’t her only concern. The Mob Doctor is a fast-paced medical drama focusing on a young female surgeon caught between two worlds as she juggles her promising medical career with her family’s debt to Chicago’s Southside mob.

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SnoopyStyle Dr. Grace Devlin (Jordana Spiro) is forced into working for the mob to cancel a debt his useless brother Nate (Jesse Lee Soffer) incurred. Only her connection to the mob boss Constantine Alexander (William Forsythe) is actually much more personal than that.It's impossible to zero in on one thing that was wrong with this show. It was a critical failure, a ratings failure, and filmed only 13 episodes. It was dead on arrival. Jordana Spiro is a nice comedic actress, but the character really had a limited range. Jesse Lee Soffer plays Nate who is probably the most annoying and frustrating character around. Then there is Paul Moretti (Michael Rapaport) who played the bad Mob guy. He's annoying. He disappeared for awhile and then returned. It was bad idea. They should either kill me off, or let him be a constant character. That kind of change really can screw up a serial show. The problems were just never fixed.
ozfan-1 I am enjoying this show and it fills in the Fox Broadcasting hole that was left by the departure of House. The dilemmas Grace must face to fulfill her debt to the mob, stay under hospital radar when she needs to use their equipment and also follow her conscience to her oath as a doctor put her in some tough situations. Does she kill a mobster on orders from the people she owes? How does she fix up the guy that she knows just caused a family great pain and anguish and still live with herself? Grace faces all this and more. The show is gaining an audience in the 3 or so weeks it has aired. The cast is good and the show is well done. The premise is interesting and plot twists are not always expected.Check out my blog on Blogspot called Tales of Television for more reviews
Brownsbros3 I tuned in, because the premise intrigued me. By the time it was over, I decided that there went 60 minutes of my life that I'll never get back again. This was an absolutely wretched show featuring several graduates of the Keanu Reeves School of Wooden Acting. The lead actress, Jordana Spiro, is pretty, but that is about all she has going for her. Her character is completely unlikeable. I like characters I can root for, and her's isn't one of them. The only bright spot in the first episode was Michael Rappaport, who is always on his game.The left wing activism is also a huge turnoff. That was probably my biggest beef on the show. It's alright for her to nudge her boyfriend into performing an abortion on a 14 year old girl, who got pregnant through casual sex, and then as doctors, they lie to her father about it. However, it is not okay for her to let a mobster, who had participated in criminal activity die? Stuff like this is why a lot of people are getting tired of Hollywood forcing their morality on the rest of us.
Mike1388 Well well, here we go again, me writing new series pilot reviews and people hating what they read. I loved watching pilot of new shows, some are really good that made me continue to watch and some are just plain bad, weird and sometimes horribly funny. I have no intention on watching The Mob Doctor but I did catch the pilot and stick with it. The storyline has its moment; doctor that leads a double life; one as a great surgeon and the other as a mob doctor. See, that is where they (the writers) went wrong.I have seen many doctors series and I am fed up of it. Are there no other professions in this world? Don't get me wrong, I love doctor, my dream was even to be one - but it never ceases to amazed me how gullible TV shows writers are when it comes to portraying doctors. Doctors are never meant to be Superheroes, they are just your average humans with extra-ordinary brain. Shows like House or Nurse Jackie, that portrays the 'weak' side of these professions got the most acclaimed. Where else, there are always other doctor series, like the drama whiner Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice (Shonda loves her doctorz) - but you see, those drama series are an exception, they were never meant to be a rule. And if you roll your eyes reading what I just wrote, do yourself a favor and do a quick thinking. Remember Shonda's Off the map? or the recently canceled Saving Hope (to name few shows that got axe).To cut my review short, Mob Doctor has potential,but I loathe that the main character has to be a doctor. I don't know how the writers are gonna pull it off for future references, but hey! if you want, you have to stick around and watch it (count me out, though).