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NBC’s ‘St. Denis Medical’ Wraps Season 1, Sets Stage for Expanded Second Season

The critically acclaimed mockumentary concluded its first season with key character developments and a $10 million plan for a birthing center, as writers prepare for an 18-episode sophomore run.

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Mekki Leeper as Matt and Kahyun Kim as Serena in Season 1 of "St. Denis Medical."

Overview

  • The Season 1 finale, which aired on April 29, 2025, featured major character arcs, including Alex prioritizing her family over work and Joyce revealing plans for a birthing center funded by a $10 million donation.
  • NBC renewed the series in January 2025 for an expanded 18-episode second season, with new storylines set to explore hospital dynamics, off-site vignettes, and deepening romantic relationships.
  • Showrunner Eric Ledgin confirmed that Season 2 will focus on Joyce’s birthing center project, which aims to bring new resources and families to the fictional Oregon hospital.
  • The show has been lauded for its accurate portrayal of healthcare workers, with real-life doctors and nurses praising its authenticity and nuanced depiction of systemic challenges.
  • St. Denis Medical became NBC's top new show in the 18-49 demographic and earned Critics Choice and NAACP Image Award nominations, solidifying its status as a critical and audience favorite.