If the closing of Childrens Hospital left a void in your heart, then — Clear! — its spinoff, Medical Police, is here to shock you back to life.Created by Rob Corddry, Krister Johnson, Jonathan Stern and David Wain, the 10-episode season (now available on Netflix) follows Childrens Hospital doctors Lola Spratt (Erinn Hayes) and Owen Maestro (Rob Huebel) as they’re recruited by the government to stop a world-threatening virus and unearth a deep-seated conspiracy before it’s too late.More from TVLineTVLine Items: Greta Thunberg Doc on Hulu, Special Gets Season 2 and MoreTVLine Items: Inbar Lavi to Stumptown, The Flash

 Medical Police Series Premiere Recap: Childrens Hospital Doctors Counter Absurd Global Conspiracy — Grade It!             

Normally, describing a show by saying that it flings everything it can against the wall is not a compliment. With “Medical Police,” it’s some of the highest praise you can give it. The latest comedy series from the braintrust behind the long-running “Childrens Hospital,” this new venture takes a pair of that show’s mainstays and thrusts them into the world of high-stakes international infectiology.When a deadly virus is unleashed in various major metropolitan areas around the world, doctors Lola Spratt (Erinn Hayes) and Owen Maestro (Rob Huebel) become the only two people with the knowledge, skills, and disregard for conventions of storytelling to be able to thwart this evil plan.That’s about as tenuous a setup as a show like this really needs. When they’re not sticking to the CBS procedural-adjacent throughline of the series, “Medical Police” has free license to indulge in as many

 ‘Medical Police’ Review: ‘Childrens Hospital’ Team Delivers Another Ambitious Genre Parody             

Daniel Kurland Jan 10, 2020We chat with Erinn Hayes and Rub Huebel, the stars of Netflix’s bonkers Childrens Hospital spin-off, Medical Police.Adult Swim has been the home for many influential pieces of alternative comedy, but Childrens Hospital is a series that helped the fledgling network establish their brand. The Dadaist comedy helped bring live-action to the programming block as well as an enviable cast and crew of comedic talent.Childrens Hospital was a jewel in Adult Swim’s line-up for the seven seasons that it ran. However, the series has decided to gloriously return in the form of a police procedural parody series on Netflix, Medical Police. Medical Police retains the absurdity of Childrens Hospital, but gives it a glossy action makeover and makes Drs. Owen Maestro (Rob Huebel) and Lola Spratt (Erinn Hayes) the series’ driving forces. The result is one of Netflix’s silliest series in ages

 Medical Police: Rob Huebel and Erinn Hayes on Trading Scrubs for Guns             

Medical Police is the perfect comedy sequel that retains the madness of Childrens Hospital and embraces the craziness of spin-offs.facebooktwittertumblrThis Medical Police review contains no spoilers.“We’re American doctors.”“And apparently also now cops.”“It’s a big concept we’re still wrapping our heads around.”We live in an age of reboots, remakes, legacy sequels, and a time where the price of nostalgia has never been higher. Medical Police, a Netflix spinoff to Adult Swim’s Childrens Hospital technically subscribes to that trend, but it’s more concerned with having fun and making you laugh than it is in reviving a dormant franchise. If you liked Childrens Hospital, then you’ll love Medical Police. This series may be the continuation of a cult comedy that perhaps wasn’t being asked for, but it’s still extremely worthwhile and just so much fun to have

 Medical Police Review (Spoiler-Free)             

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Doctors Owen Maestro and Lola Spratt leave Children's Hospital and join a secret arm of the CDC to investigate and destroy a deadly global virus.