New Amsterdam

It's network television premiere week, which means we'll be checking in on a number of uncool shows that some of us continue to steadfastly cling to because ...

[TV](https://www.pajiba.com/tv_reviews/) [Dustin Rowles](https://www.pajiba.com/staff/dustin-rowles-1.php) I hate that Tyler Labine has never gotten the fame he so deserves, but he is spectacular in New Amsterdam. The entire hospital endeavors to fly him to India to do so, but his impending death makes it impossible. The [Quantum Leap](https://www.pajiba.com/tv_reviews/the-quantum-leap-has-a-number-of-wrongs-to-right-before-its-worthy-of-the-original.php) reboot was a little too comfortable (i.e., boring), but there’s hope for it, yet. Max finds a way to accept the money without rehabilitating the corporation by opening the “Wholesome Sex Workers Clinic.” The Wholesome exec is furious but powerless to stop it. [departing original cast member Freema Agyeman](https://www.pajiba.com/tv_reviews/freema-agyeman-exits-new-amsterdam-ahead-of-its-final-season.php) — who plays Dr. Dr. Max Goodwin is still trying to process the breakup with Helen, which means sifting through his memories (i.e., there are a lot of flashback montages). (I originally called it the Coldplay of hospital dramas, and I stand by it). Iggy, meanwhile, is separated from his husband, after realizing at the end of last season that his husband only loved him when he was traumatized. Iggy Frome (Tyler Labine), weekly the best reason to watch New Amsterdam, suggests that he search through different memories to find the answer.