‘Revenge’ Alum Emily VanCamp Makes TV Comeback On FOX’s ‘The Resident’ Season 1 [WATCH]

“Revenge” alum Emily VanCamp will return to television sometime in the fall in FOX’s upcoming medical drama, “The Resident” Season 1.

In the series, VanCamp will play the role of Nicolette or Nic, an attractive nurse working with a third-year resident named Conrad (Matt Czuchry). “The Resident” will follow the life of an idealistic young doctor who begins his first day at the hospital under the supervision of a brilliant senior resident.

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The young doctor soon finds out that not everything that happens at the hospital is what it seems. During one of his conversations with Conrad, the young doctor discovers that more than helping patients get better, working at a hospital means being part of a huge business. As such, money and reputation are deemed important. While struggling to cope with his new discoveries, the doctor also crosses paths with Nic, and the latter reminds him that as long as one’s heart is good, he could definitely go a long way in the medical field.

According to TV Line, “The Resident” Season 1 also stars “90210” alum Manish Dayal, “The People v. O.J. Simpson” alum Bruce Greenwood and “Billions” star Shaunette Wilson. “Resident” is hailed from writers Amy Holden Jones, Hayley Schore and Roshan Sethi. Phillip Noyce directed the pilot, and Jones, Oly Obst and Antoine Faqua will act as executive producers, according to Variety.

As of late, FOX has not yet announced the official release date for “The Resident” Season 1. But it has already been revealed that the first episode will air sometime midseason. The network has also dropped a teaser for the new series which introduces the major characters in the show.

In the clip, Nic and Conrad are in the middle of an intense makeout session while at the hospital. The two characters, who are both very dedicated to their job, will also face struggles in their personal lives. In one of the scenes, Conrad tells the young doctor that he mistakenly killed a young girl suffering from cancer after he gave her a wrong dosage of potassium. Conrad reiterates that in their job, they sometimes kill people without wanting to.