NBC Bumps Off Do No Harm

Medical drama yanked after dismal ratings performance

After two historically low-rated episodes, NBC has canceled its new drama series Do No Harm.

A gloss on the Jekyll-and-Hyde psychodrama, Do No Harm starred Steven Pasquale as a surgeon at war with his darker nature.

After premiering Jan. 31 as the lowest-rated in-season broadcast scripted series in history—the opener drew just 3.12 million viewers and posted a 0.9 in the 18-49 demo—Do No Harm last night fell 22 percent to a 0.7 rating.

NBC will fill the ragged hole left in its Thursday 10 p.m.

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