TLC's 'Stuck': 5 things you need to know about medical reality show
TLC is bringing to you a brand new reality show titled 'Stuck' that talks about bizarre things that are stuck inside the human body and how medical professionals extract them. The show will be filmed by a camera hidden behind the curtain of an operating room and broadcast to you soon. TLC is the leader in dramatic, emotive, and heart-pounding medical television. It will premiere two new limited medical series in February, one of which is named 'Stuck'. The show features the most bizarre, fascinating, and simply astonishing treatments required to free things trapped inside people's bodies with no easy way out. So, if you want to see some actual medical surgeries, this series is for you.
But before we go into further specifics about this new limited medical series, you can check out similar shows like 'Grey's Anatomy', 'The Resident', and 'The Good Doctor'.
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When does 'Stuck' release and where can you watch it?
'Stuck' will premiere on TLC at 10 pm ET/PT on Wednesday, February 16.
What all is 'Stuck' all about?
Imagine a high heel through the cheek, a bug buried deep within an ear, to an arrow through the wrist. You might see all this in the new medical series titled 'Stuck'. Cameras are allowed behind the surgical drape to see some particularly bizarre medical conundrums and the extraordinary extent to which medical practitioners will try to solve them. Viewers will see real-time foreign body extractions and removal operations, as well as interviews with patients, physicians, and medical personnel who will reveal astounding facts about these incidents. 'Stuck' shows the weirdest, most interesting, and downright incredible surgeries necessary to liberate things trapped within people's bodies with no simple exit in sight at several different medical institutions across the country. "'Stuck' promises a rush of anticipation as doctors try to pry out objects that have invaded patients' bodies in places they should very clearly not be stuck," TLC said in a statement.
Trailer & Cast
There isn't a lot of information regarding the cast or trailer yet.