First Trailer for ABC's Cruise Ship Medical Procedural "Doctor Odyssey"

[squirrels_oh_no]

Ryan Murphy's 'Doctor Odyssey' Trailer Reveals Cruise Ship Catastrophe and Guest Star Shania Twain https://t.co/qDldanokS4
- Variety (@Variety) August 26, 2024
Ryan Murphy's "Doctor Odyssey" premieres this September 26th on ABC. The teaser trailer was released today

Comments

[therearewords]

Woman, what is it with you and cruises?

[squirrels_oh_no]

I mostly posted this not because of cruises but because a Ryan Murphy stan downvoted me on Reddit for pointing out the logical fallacy behind the plot LMAO.

[therearewords]

.. fair enough.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Also it's my PSA for buying travel insurance, cruise or no cruise. You never know when contaminated water will get in your ear and your face swells so much it cuts off the nerve to the side of your face and turns your face numb.

[crazylike_afox]

I bet the real odyssey is gonna be the friends we made along the way.

[cgoblin]

the love booaat

[lamppost1911]

Not sure if it was this movie or The Brady Bunch Movie that started my crush on Alanna

[thebadunkadunk]

When I took a Princess Cruise they had a channel just for Love Boat episodes and I thought they were just so fun and unserious

[veracity]

So glad this was up early on. It's like the Disney leftover set pieces meets Love Boat meets any procedural soap meets Temu Spelling.

[lamppost1911]

Love the OP note lol. This looks cheesy af.

I hate cruise ships for environmental reasons and will never waste my money on one but I almost get its appeal? But I’d also feel claustrophobic, knowing I’m trapped, in the middle of the ocean or wherever.

[squirrels_oh_no]

You get everything provided for you and the ship takes you to multiple destinations while giving you all your food and entertainment.

[lamppost1911]

That’s the part that intrigues me. My bff and her fam went on their first cruise recently and her kids went wild over the buffets. They loaded up on bacon because it was so accessible and she was like “no…wait…” lol

[squirrels_oh_no]

A big part of cruises, too, is the fact you can pay $50 to $100 a day or whatever (it varies) and get unlimited alcohol. You're on a ship, you're not driving anywhere, so people get sloshed fast - especially on short cruises (3 and 4 night ones). You get on board, you get a drink, you go to the pool and dinner and see a show, and the next morning you wake up in another country, lather rinse repeat. And also all you can eat bacon of course.

[devopet]

I kinda like how in the streaming age network TV has gone back to the cozy/fun standalone episode series - much more appealing then all the serious cop procedurals.

I feel like an A-team knock off is due next.