With a decade gone since the show first ended, Nurse Jackie star Edie Falco addresses why now is a good time for the sequel show. Running for seven seasons across six years from 2009-2015, the series told the story of Falco's Jackie Peyton, an emergency department nurse caught between her complicated relationships and addictions. With mostly positive praise across its original run, a Nurse Jackie sequel show series that Falco will lead and produce was confirmed to be in development in 2023. 355l1y

The hit Showtime dramedy Nurse Jackiewent off the air after seven successful seasons in 2015, but now Edie Falco is slated to reprise her role in a brand-new Nurse Jackie sequel series. Debuting in 2009, the show follows nurse Jackie Peyton (Falco) who works in a New York City hospital and tries to balance her hectic work and home life with her burgeoning addiction to prescription medications. Anchored by Falco's natural charm, the series was a hilarious but hard-hitting look at the struggles of the medical profession without skimping on gripping personal drama as well.

The planned Nurse Jackie sequel show, with original star Edie Falco, has received a major development update. The hit comedy-drama, which became Falco's first leading role post-Sopranos, debuted on Showtime in June 2009, running for seven seasons and 80 episodes, before concluding in June 2015. Nurse Jackie received critical acclaim during its run, and is widely regarded as one of Falco's best television roles, having won her fourth Primetime Emmy Award for her performance. Following the show's conclusion, there was talk of a Nurse Jackie season 8 renewal, with a sequel show entering development in early 2023.

Nurse Jackie and Weeds revivals are in the works at Showtime. Both developed by Robert Greenblatt, Weeds and Nurse Jackie are two of Showtime's most popular series, airing for a combined 15 seasons and receiving seven Emmys. The former followed Mary-Louise Parker as Nancy Botwin, the widowed mother of two boys who begins selling marijuana to her family following her husband's death, while the latter starred Edie Falco in the titular role as a drug-addicted ER nurse who isn't afraid to cross ethical boundaries.

Grey’s Anatomy is set to return on October 6 for its nineteenth season, making it one of the longest-running dramas in the history of television, and its continuing success demonstrates the enduring power of the hospital drama. It’s easy to see why the medical drama would continue to enjoy such popularity.

It's often said that laughter is the best medicine. In the case of AMC's brand new medical comedy This Is Going To Hurt, the old adage is used to tell the comedic tale of Adam Kay (Ben Whishaw), a junior doctor who s a group of young inexperienced medical professionals who do their best to climb the ranks of a labor ward at National Health Service hospital in the UK.

Nurse Jackie season 6 finally saw the title character hit rock bottom. Nurse Jackie was Edie Falco's follow-up to The Sopranos, and the show follows Jackie Peyton, a drug-addicted nurse working in a New York City hospital. The show ran for seven seasons, where Jackie tried to balance her personal life with her addictions, and while the show could be darkly funny it was also a gripping drama.

Nurse Jackie came to a close in 2015 but is there still hope for an eighth season? Nurse Jackie is a darkly comic drama from Showtime that debuted in 2009 and followed the titular character, a drug-addicted emergency department nurse in New York. The show followed Jackie trying to balance her hectic work life with her various addictions, and Nurse Jackie was a great star vehicle for Edie Falco.

[This is a review of Nurse Jackie season 7, episode 12. There will be SPOILERS.]

After HBO’s announcement that next year it would begin offering its services to consumers directly - with or without a cable subscription - many began wondering when other channels such as Showtime would follow suit. Well apparently we now have an answer, if CBS’ Les Moonves is to be believed.