SERIES PREMIERE: One way to fill a network schedule during a pandemic is to import TV series that already have been shown in other countries. Another way is to import programming filmed in countries that have a better record of handling and containing the virus than the U.S. – which means just about anywhere. Tonight, NBC pulls both tricks at once, by beginning to televise a Canadian series, Nurses, that is set and filmed in Toronto. Season 1 was broadcast in Canada earlier this year, and they’ve already completed production on Season 2. For a full review, see David Hinckley's All Along the Watchtower.

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