Fox’s debuting medical dramaDochas already made quite a splash during its first season so far, and now the show has been renewed for season 2. Based on the Italian seriesNelle tue mani, the series concerns Dr. Amy Larsen (Molly Parker) who is the chief of internal medicine for a hospital. A car accident causes Dr. Larsen to lose her memory of the previous eight years, and she tries to resume her work while also rebuilding her relationships. The over-the-top concept, mixed with the show’s grounded interpersonal conflicts, makesDoca unique addition to the medical drama genre.

Though early reviews of the show have called it “maudlin” (viaUSA Today), it’s clear from the outset that Fox struck gold withDoc. While initially failing to crack aRotten Tomatoesscore above 50%, the series has delivered massive ratings for the network, and has managed to stand out in acrowded field of medical dramas. Shows likeDoctor Odyssey,Brilliant Minds,The Pitt, and the comedicSt. Denis Medicalall began during the 2024-2025 season, butDochas trumped them in the ratings. Naturally, this inspired Fox to give the series a swift season 2 renewal.

Amy Larsen (Molly Parker) in Doc episode 1, sitting on a bed with her head bandaged

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Fox Quickly Renews Doc For A Second Season

Docjoins a handful of other debuting medical series (namelyThe PittandSt. Denis Medical) that have already been renewed during the 2024-2025 TV season.

After smashing viewership records in the early weeks of its debut season, the latest news confirms thatDochas been renewed for season 2. In a move that isn’t particularly shocking, Fox ordered a super-sized sophomore season for the medical drama,opting to give it a full 22-episode stint to build upon season 1’s truncated 10-episode run.Docjoins a handful of other debuting medical series (namelyThe PittandSt. Denis Medical) that have already been renewed during the 2024-2025 TV season.

The supporting cast of Doc standing in a room together, in season 1, episode 3

Fox Television Network President Michael Thorn released this statement, praising the series and its producers:

We are thrilled that audiences have embraced Season 1 of ‘Doc.’ Barbie and Hank have done an outstanding job bringing one of the most emotionally powerful series on television to life. Renewing for a second season was an easy decision, thanks to this incredible team, our partners at Sony, and an exceptional cast, led by the talented Molly Parker.

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Sony Pictures Television Studios President Katherine Pope heaped on the praise, saying:

We’re ecstatic ‘Doc’ has been picked up for a second season – a testament to the exceptional writing, captivating performances from our talented cast, and the incredible reception from audiences. We’re so grateful to our partners at Fox for their unwavering support as we continue making more episodes of this show!

Doctor Amy Larsen (Molly Brown) smiling at someone in Doc season 1, episode 3

Doc Season 2 Is Confirmed

Doc Is Back On Call In Season 2

Following the medical drama’s smash-hit debut, it came as little surprise thatFox renewedDocfor a sophomore season in late February 2025. The news came a few weeks before the season 1 finale, and illustrated the network’s supreme confidence in its newest success. While many details concerning the second season will remain under wraps for now, it has been confirmed that season 2 ofDochas been extended to 22 episodes as opposed to season 1’s brief 10-episode run.

Doc Season 2 Cast Details

Who Returns To Westside Hospital In Season 2?

Like most medical dramas, the cast ofDocis a diverse ensemble that helps to flesh out the world that swirls around Dr. Amy Larsen and her struggle to reclaim her past. Naturally,season 2 will likely see the return of the entire main ensemble, including Molly Parker as Dr. Larsenwho has only just begun to unpack the last eight years that she has forgotten. Joining her will be Omar Metwally as Dr. Michael Hamda, Molly’s ex-husband, who is also the Chief Medical Officer of Westside Hospital.

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Adding to the spice and intrigue, Jon Ecker plays young Dr. Jake Heller, a physician who was having an affair with Dr. Larsen before the accident, an affair she can no longer remember. Amirah Vann appears as Dr. Larsen’s long-time friend and confidant, Dr. Gina Walker, while Scott Wolf is the jealous and conniving Dr. Richard Miller. Anya Banerjee plays the role of young Dr. Sonya Maitra, who chafes against Dr. Larsen’s personality. Dr. Larsen’s mentee, Dr. Theodore “TJ” Coleman is played by Patrick Walker. Dr. Larsen’s daughter, Katie, is played by Charlotte Fountain-Jardim.

Dr. Hamda and Dr. Miller look on sternly in Doc

Doc Season 2 Story Details

What Other Memories Will Dr. Larsen Uncover

Though medical cases add some intrigue to each episode, the heart ofDocis Dr. Larsen’s struggle to recover her past and her personality. This opens the door to nearly endless story possibilities as twists and turns threaten to totally overturn the progress that Dr. Larsen has made. As illustrated by her relationship with Katie (who is now no longer the 9-year-old that Amy remembers), other aspects of Dr. Larsen’s life will surely surface to cause her distress. However, it will likely take the full scope of season 1’s story to get a clearer picture of season 2.

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Doc is a 2025 drama featuring Dr. Amy Larsen, who copes with a brain injury leaving her without memories of the last eight years. Relying on her estranged daughter and close friends, she confronts challenges in practicing medicine and personal life, struggling to regain lost expertise and connections.

Dr. Heller looks concerned in Doc

Dr. Walker smirks in a hospital room in Doc

Dr. Miller looks shocked in Doc

Dr. Maitra talks with tears in her eyes in Doc

Dr. Coleman sits against a wall in a promo image from Doc