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Every Case Tells a Story: ‘Miracles of the ER’ Unveils Gripping Trailer

Netflix newsroom·Oct 19, 2026 · 7:00 PM CT
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Netflix unveiled the official trailer and key art for Miracles of the ER, billed as Taiwan's first ER medical drama. It premieres globally on November 12.

Wallace Huo and Cheryl Yang play senior physicians guiding three first-year residents, played by Kent Tsai, Chan Tzu-hsuan and Payne Peng, through life-or-death calls, medical disputes and hospital power struggles. It reunites the Tears on Fire team of director Isaac Li, writer-director Huang Ching-tsu and producer Jade Lee.

"You have to keep reminding yourself why you chose medicine," Huo said. Netflix says the writers drew on firsthand observation of ER shifts.

Key points

  • Premieres Nov. 12 on Netflix
  • Stars Wallace Huo and Cheryl Yang

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