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A young surgeon with Savant syndrome (Freddie Highmore) is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

A young CIA operative receives a new role, only to learn her promotion may be due to her bosses wanting something from her past, in this CIA series.

A young surgeon with Savant syndrome (Freddie Highmore) is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital. Can a person who doesn't have the ability to relate to people actually save their lives?

A young surgeon with Savant syndrome (Freddie Highmore) is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital.

A young CIA operative receives a new role, only to learn her promotion may be due to her bosses wanting something from her past, in this CIA series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

Gary Sinise heads up a team of crime scene investigators in this New York-based spinoff of the smash series.

A journalist (Brendon Thwaites, The Giver) must interview a man claiming to be God (Oscar nominee David Strathairn) in this indie drama.

In prison of murdering his wife, an overshadowing father aims for a shorter sentence by attempting to convince his basketball prodigy son to go to college in this Spike Lee sports drama.

A young surgeon with Savant syndrome (Freddie Highmore) is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital. Can a person who doesn't have the ability to relate to people actually save their lives?

A young surgeon with Savant syndrome (Freddie Highmore) is recruited into the surgical unit of a prestigious hospital. Season 4 will tackle the impact of COVID-19. Show creator David Shore told Deadline "This has taken over every aspect of our lives for an unbelievable amount of time. The world hopefully will go back to what we viewed as normal, but it just would have been dishonest not to deal with this story."