Trauma + intelligence = "Trauma"
You'd be wrong to think the best acting on NBC's newest drama is done by the helicopters, says Tom Shales. As he points out, "The show ratchets up the sense of peril that the often brave, sometimes foolhardy team members face; they definitely get their hair mussed, unlike characters on some similarly themed shows of the past. The drama in their professional lives, and some of the drama in their personal lives, is treated with an unusual amount of intelligence, considering the show's basic goal is thrill, thrill, thrill. Which it does, does, does — to a breathtaking degree, at least in the pilot."
San Francisco is depending on "Trauma" to help rescue the ailing economy
You've seen this show 30 or 40 times // This "A Team" meets "ER" is very well written
Quit front-loading episodes with exposition and cramming the actors with turmoil!
FX are big-screen worthy: "Trauma" explodes helicopters, oil trucks like nobody’s business

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