The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy Season 1 Episodes 1-8 release date and time have been revealed. The episode will air on Amazon Prime Video. In this series, alien surgeons Dr. Sleech and Dr. Klak confront various challenges, including anxiety-eating parasites and illegal time loops. As they tackle a dangerous case, their actions jeopardize existence itself amidst their own struggles with dismal personal lives. Created by Cirocco Dunlap, the series offers a unique blend of intergalactic medicine and existential humor.
Here’s when the episode is coming out.
When is The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy Season 1 Episodes 1-8 release date and time?
The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy Season 1 Episodes 1-8 release date is February 22, 2024.
The official release time for Episodes 1-8 has not been officially confirmed. However, Amazon Prime Video typically introduces new content at 12:00 A.M. GMT. Therefore, we can estimate the expected release time for Episodes 1-8 as follows:
- 4:00 A.M. Pacific Time Zone (PT)
- 7:00 A.M. Eastern Time Zone (ET)
- 12:00 A.M. Greenwich Mean Time Zone (GMT)
- 1:00 P.M. Central European Time Zone (CET)
Where to watch The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy Season 1 Episodes 1-8
Viewers can watch the upcoming episode on Amazon Prime Video.
To watch Episodes 1-8, simply subscribe to Amazon Prime Video through their website at a monthly fee of $8.99. This membership provides access to a wide array of TV shows and movies, including exclusive originals.
The series follows alien surgeons Dr. Sleech and Dr. Klak as they navigate bizarre medical cases while contending with their own personal struggles. With a talented voice cast including Stephanie Hsu, Keke Palmer, Maya Rudolph, Kieran Culkin, and Sam Smith, the show promises a blend of humor and intergalactic medical adventures.
The official synopsis for The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy Season 1 reads:
“Doctors Sleech and Klak take on a highly dangerous and potentially groundbreaking case and, in doing so, put existence itself in jeopardy. Although considering their dismal personal lives, oblivion might be an improvement.”
