MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

MusicChat It's complicated... I really like the directing, acting and writing but, there are issues with the way it's shot that I just can't deny. As much as I love the storytelling and the fantastic performance but, there are also certain scenes that didn't need to exist.

Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

nifabs I expected to hate Royal Pains as most medical shows are too scripted but Royal Pains delivers. It is a human but sweet look at rich doctors for the nouveau riche'The show is educative but funny. It's character run an excellent gamut from Hank's dedicated but driven older brother through Divya's efficient P.A. who holds the others together as glue, Boris's ice- cool mogul/benefactor.. the supporting are excellent. The only snag is Paulo Constanzo's Evan. Season 1 was okay, but he's evolved into a most annoying hypochondriac, who is immature, insensitive, selfish and loud! Understandably that's who/what the character is but seriously which one individual is that destructive?I expect to see more depth as the show progresses.

ask-us Truly loved this show. The humor, the story lines, the friends, the family ... and the way they closed it down was so respectful of their long-time fans. Thank you, Royal Pains, and everyone involved. You were an absolutely class act.Mark Feuerstein, Paulo Costanzo, Brooke D'Orsay, Reshma Shetty, Campbell Scott, Ben Shenkman, Henry Winkler, Christine Ebersole ... these are first-rate actors who drew us into the fantasy land of the Hamptons and led us to caring deeply about their characters. You simply must watch the whole series ... the payoff in the last two episodes is completely satisfying. Well done.

MovieLoverLBR Some of my other recent picks would be Nurse Jackie and Nip and Tuck. Thus far we are into season 5, and have developed a strong interest in the characters. I'd say that The Hamptons must be one of the most unhealthy places to live given the frequency of rare diseases - however they are luckily nipped in the bud by the good doctor and team. Hank, Evan, Divia are the core of the solid cast. Henry Winkler is fabulous as the father. The back story of Boris is thus far a constant and developing, as are the amorous relationships of the core cast members (not among the cast members yet). The new "nerdy" doctor is a welcome addition whose social ineptness plays well against the stellar social and communication skills of the others. At this point the stars seem to be bringing him and Divia together but it remains to be seen if they collide and explode!The settings is amazing, and the acting excellent - we look forward to each episode. The frequency of patients falling down and convulsing does get a bit hilarious at times - but I guess that's part of its charm, and doesn't detract from it's top standing in my mind.

jan2547 ... I've began to watch this show because i liked the concept. A doctor who makes house calls in The Hamptons. I liked it from the beginning and et has a good story. On the other hand it's just not my kind of thing but it's just interesting enough to keep my attention. Mark Feuerstein and Paulo Costanzo are a very good acting duo and the acting overall is very very good. So overall i have to say acting is very good and the story is just average => 6/10But the reason i like this show the most is just because the visualization of the show is incredible so great props to the cameramen. It's just the way they always make such beautiful pictures, wow just wow! It's very well directed and filmed like no other show i ever saw before. Just a joy to watch => 10/10 So if I count those two scores I get and 8/10 and that's a good score to project how good this show is. I don't say it's a must watch, but it's worth a try.