Season 4 picks up just 48 hours after the conclusion of Season 3, with the crew navigating the consequences of their decisions. In Syria, TC finds that suffering has no borders and channels his penchant for chaos into saving lives. Back in Texas, Dr. Jordan Alexander takes charge to keep the ER running. Parenthood forces Drew Alister to reevaluate his risk-taking behavior. Surgeon Scott Clemmens’ personal life remains anything but easy, but that won’t stop him from diving headlong into his professional one. Paul must deal with the repercussions of standing up to his father and pave his own way. His rival-turned-girlfriend Shannon Rivera and charge nurse Kenny Fournette will soon learn three’s a crowd in a one-bedroom apartment.

Season 3 picks up four months after the Season 2 finale, and the crew is navigating wildly different paths. Relationships are changing, new doctors are arriving and everyone is looking at their lives from a fresh perspective. As TC and Jordan still struggle with the line between their personal and professional relationship, our heroes throw themselves into their life-saving work.

Season 2 finds the crew still recovering from a shocking hostage situation that left one of their colleagues dead. The experience brought them all a little closer but also exposed some personal weaknesses.

Season 1 of House of the Dragon premiered on May 27, 2014.