Accurate Medical TV Shows with Medical TV Consultant Dr. Oren Gottfried 

I love how Will has a valid business-case excuse for putting up multiple photos of himself around the house 😂

When I was at the beginning of my paramedic career , "ER" was in it's infancy. It quickly became a popular drinking game to catch errors/mispronounciations/inaccuracies (off duty 😊). Years later I saw an interview with Noah Wylie in which they'd give him a patient scenario and he had to give orders. It was so funny, especially because he wasn't too far off with a lot of them. He made some remark about "Well everybody gets a CBC, a Chem 7, and a UA, right?" 😅

I feel like Scrubs is the most accurate medical show ever 😂

I'm an undergrad at the University of Utah where Dr Gottfried did residency. Last year in my physics class we had a neurosurgeon from the university hospital give a lecture on the physical properties neurosurgeons work with. One of the coolest people ever. I respect the specialty so much.

Back in the day, the Israeli broadcaster of ER, Chicago Hope etc was helped by senior physicians and professors as medical terminology advisors for the translated CC

Oren was so right about those tv shows. E.R. in the 90s and early 2000s was so intense. There is another show that rivals that intensity called: Code Black

Another great ep doc. I'm an RN, decreasing my hours toward retirement after 30 years in anaesthetics and PACU (in Australia). Your portrayals of OR doctors are pretty spot on. 👌

Dr. Gottfried reminds me of the neurosurgeons I MA for. They're the 7:30 am-5 pm-type surgeons, and they mostly deal with complex cases of neck and spine. I also have 2 neurosurgeons who specialize in brain tumors.

Im happy to see The Knick mentioned. I LOVED that show!

I was waiting to see you encounter a neurosurgeon and look at that, you found a wonderful person. There's hope for your medical system XD

Yes ER! My favourite show ever

Greys anatomy got me by having the actors portraying the interns ambulate a patient, not a nurse, CNA, physical therapist or gait belt to seen lol

The only medical show ever

Dr. G. You also do very well with Infectious Disease videos.

PLEASE bring back the "Ortho Bro Radiologic Correctional Facility"!

Love you brain love you brain.. Dr. Oren you are my favorite..

Old threads on reddit are the information hub of the universe tbh

Lady glacomflecken the new OB/GYN

I loved this episode what a great doc

0:06: 🎙 Will and Kristin Flanary introduce themselves as the hosts of the 'Knock, Knock' show and discuss a new prop in their background. 4:50: 📺 A neurosurgeon discusses his experience as a TV medical consultant. 10:48: 🕰 The speaker reflects on the changing attitudes towards work-life balance in their field of neurosurgery. 16:21: 🏥 The speaker discusses their experience as a medical consultant and the intentional nature of their work at the hospital. 22:47: 📝 Dr. Oren Gottfried discusses his involvement in writing medical dramas and how he helps the writers by providing medical knowledge and input. 28:31: 🤔 The video discusses the relationship between personality and medical specialties. 34:02: 🔬 Dr. Oren Gottfried discusses the importance of addressing disparities in healthcare and the role of research in neurosurgery residencies. 40:18: 🎥 The speaker talks about not receiving feedback on their work and the challenges they faced in creating a video. 45:50: 🎮 Dr. Oren Gottfried plays a game called Medical Matchup to test his memory of scenarios from shows he has consulted on. 50:26: 😳 The video discusses the inconvenience of not being able to pump your own gas in Oregon and New Jersey. 54:58: 😢 The speaker expresses sadness about a show that didn't make it to a third season and suggests revisiting it. 59:34: 📺 The hosts discuss the importance of drama and entertainment in medical television shows. 1:04:33: 🎙 The hosts discuss funny stories and invite listeners to share their own experiences on the podcast. Recap by Tammy AI

I have a rare disease and a really rare disease. The rare disease has yet to show up on TV. The really rare one showed up on ER and the main story line gave dangerous misinformation that would scare symptomatic patients away from getting a diagnosis and treatment. Still annoys me.

I loved Scrubs - huge fan

Will you please wage a holy war against shows and movies that shock asystole?

Great video

Mrs.Glauconfleckens head is ona swivel

I and lots of people enjoy this type of content especially from you! I know it’s annoying to have random strangers give you advice but if i may. Your thumbnails for your shorts are really good! However these longer form content like this or longer ones look a little too uniform and not eye catching enough. I believe this comes from the need to look professional and medical because that’s the content you provide but it can come off as a tad out of date and not so eye catching enough. I do really enjoy all your content and the longer videos u make I just thought I’d give my humble advice. Feel free to delete me if u want I only meant for helping ❤

University Interscholastic League = UIL

Can you please do a video about Strabismus

Shock Asystole?

Two married people asking each how they're doing? OK, doctor marriage fo' sho'.

I've never seen a neuro - surgeon but have had neurology appointments. In my experience almost all neurology docs are smug, arrogant, ego driven and mostly rude.

Such a beautiful pair of people should not have a last name so difficult to pronounce lol it’s just mean 😂🩷 Absolutely love this, love you both. I could keep listing things I love and find hilarious but this comment would be so long so just really assume I love everything you do here ❤❤