'Brilliant Minds', NBC's medical drama starring Zachary Quinto and Tamberla Perry, has been cancelled after two seasons, despite its strong performance on Rotten Tomatoes. The show, which uniquely focused on neurology and psychiatry rather than traditional surgery, garnered an 81% audience score and an 88% critics score. It was based on the life of Dr. Oliver Sacks, a neurologist who experienced face blindness. While the series was praised for its storytelling and character development, it struggled with viewership, becoming NBC's lowest-rated show. The cancellation was part of a broader strategy by NBC to clear time slots for new programming amid a packed schedule. NBC executives acknowledged the show's quality and expressed regret over its cancellation, but confirmed that the remaining five episodes will air this summer, allowing fans to see the story's conclusion. Despite hopes for a revival, there are currently no indications that 'Brilliant Minds' will continue on another platform.