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GB Luxury Hamper posted:I hate Langdon's stupid floppy hair …mods? ![]()
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Alhazred posted:Who? ![]()
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Escobarbarian posted:I can’t imagine how anyone could possibly be aware of the main fanfic pairings for a show like this without actively seeking them out I do seek them out! I think it's interesting to see what characters/pairings/themes the fandom latches on to, so I usually check out AO3 after I finish a show. It's rare that I find something I actually want to read these days, but I used to read a lot of fanfic when I was younger and wrote a couple of papers on the topic when I was doing my MA thesis.
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Chef Boyardeez Nuts posted:I'd say there's a 10% chance that Whitaker is seeing the Farmers Only widow next season. But there's a 90% chance he hooks up with Nurse Doe Eyes. Maybe 40% chance that Nurse Utah hooks up with Doctor Crash.
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For season 2 I am shipping Whitaker and the rest of the escaped rats.
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Those rats looked way too cute for the streets, they got them at a pet store.
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Escobarbarian posted:I can’t imagine how anyone could possibly be aware of the main fanfic pairings for a show like this without actively seeking them out (I also hate it!)
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Just watched episode 12. I knew what was coming, due to generally being active in internet TV spaces, but god drat. So relentless and powerful yet still found the space for several fantastic character moments (and Mel continuing to be the absolute best). This show is something else, jesus.
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I am going to call my shot: Langdon will get the POV commute to start season 2.
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Oh, you mean Nurse J.Cole.
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Whitaker actor drove me nuts because I really recognised his anxious face but couldn’t place it. Looked on Wikipedia and realised he had a tiny two-secondish appearance in 1917, and I had seen that movie so many times I just couldn’t help but register his presence.
BigglesSWE fucked around with this message at 15:04 on Apr 17, 2025 |
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BigglesSWE posted:1917, and I had seen that movie so many times I just couldn’t help but register his presence. EVERY MORNING I WAKE UP AND OPEN PALM SLAM A VHS INTO THE SLOT. ITS 1917 AND RIGHT THEN AND THERE I START DOING THE MOVES ALONGSIDE WITH THE MAIN CHARACTER, 19. I DO EVERY MOVE AND I DO EVERY MOVE HARD. MAKIN PEWPEW SOUNDS WHEN I SHOOT DOWN SOME JERRY BASTARDS OR EVEN WHEN I MESS UP TECHNIQUE. NOT MANY CAN SAY THEY ESCAPED THE GALAXY’S MOST DANGEROUS TRENCHES. I CAN. I SAY IT AND I SAY IT OUTLOUD EVERYDAY TO PEOPLE IN MY COLLEGE CLASS AND ALL THEY DO IS PROVE PEOPLE IN COLLEGE CLASS CAN STILL BE IMMATURE JERKS. AND IVE LEARNED ALL THE LINES AND IVE LEARNED HOW TO MAKE MYSELF AND MY APARTMENT LESS LONELY BY SHOUTING EM ALL. 2 HOURS INCLUDING WIND DOWN EVERY MORNING. THEN I LIFT AND REMEMBER THAT ONE GUY WHO IS ALSO IN THE PITT.
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GB Luxury Hamper posted:I do seek them out! I think it's interesting to see what characters/pairings/themes the fandom latches on to, so I usually check out AO3 after I finish a show. It's rare that I find something I actually want to read these days, but I used to read a lot of fanfic when I was younger and wrote a couple of papers on the topic when I was doing my MA thesis. For some reason the idea of a Pitt fandom writing romance fan fics is a little unhinged to me.
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Caesar Saladin posted:For some reason the idea of a Pitt fandom writing romance fan fics is a little unhinged to me. There's *always* fanfic, especially for a character driven show like this one. But it doesn't really matter what a show is like, you can *always* find some weirdo writing romantic/sexy fanfics about it. Or hurt/comfort fics.
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So does the night shift not get any social workers or was Keira pulling a 24 hour shift?
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The night shift worker is yet another nepo baby, feel old yet?![]()
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Binged this in the last few days and I have to say, as someone who works in medical education (non-clinical), this show was an unexpected treat. So many scenes felt like mock-videos we'd actually use in a presentation: "What did the student do well in this patient encounter and what do they need to work on? Did you see how the attending gave them feedback; was that effective? Why not, what should the attending have done differently?" It feels like at least part of the show is written with the intention of getting clipped and included in med school and faculty development presentations for years.Ravenfood posted:Part of the reason that she is so frustrating to me is that she has no real self-reflection through the series. She makes a decision on her own that she probably shouldn't have (BiPAP on pneumothorax) without at least informing someone she did so. This causes direct harm to a patient. Does this in any way make her reconsider doing things differently? Not at all. She just keeps doing whatever she wants because she knows better than everyone else just like she knows that her intent with Javadi and Whitaker matters more than how they feel about it. This is the thing driving me crazy about Santos, she is a first year resident and when the senior resident tells you "Check with me before you make any decisions like this", you need to do that! Especially after you've already made a rash decision on your own before with bad results! To keep blowing off the senior residents' explicit instructions is unacceptable. Then later she's like "Langdon just is out to get me for these reasons" and no, it's because you're deliberately ignoring his instructions and endangering patients' lives! With zero introspection! Of course Langdon doesn't help the situation by blowing up at her and also getting caught stealing pills. Alas. Tender Bender fucked around with this message at 05:14 on Apr 18, 2025 |
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She's a loose cannon, but she gets results.
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Tender Bender posted:Then later she's like "Langdon just is out to get me for these reasons" and no, it's because you're deliberately ignoring his instructions and endangering patients' lives! Unfortunately, for all that Santos is a loose cannon Langdon was also out to get her. You can see him wielding similar defense strategies he tried earlier in the season in the final episode.
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Sometimes you need loose canons. House is a loose canon but dammit he sure does get results.
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Caesar Saladin posted:Sometimes you need loose canons. House is a loose canon but dammit he sure does get results. A hill I will die on is that House is actually a really bad doctor. He completely rely on some random thing happening that will make him draw a conclusion.
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Open Source Idiom posted:Unfortunately, for all that Santos is a loose cannon Langdon was also out to get her. You can see him wielding similar defense strategies he tried earlier in the season in the final episode. Right, but she leaves out the part where she's deliberately ignoring his instructions and endangering patients' lives, repeatedly, after being corrected every time. It doesn't matter if she gets results (and importantly the first time she didn't! She nearly killed the patient), because she's too early in her career to make those calls. The fact that she thinks she knows enough is what makes that dangerous, because she doesn't. The first patient should have been a huge wakeup call but it wasn't. Langdon is lovely at communicating this and by the end of the season he is out to undermine her because he thinks she's on to him. But the core issues are there. He's not telling her to check in with him because he has it out for her. He's telling her that because she's a first year intern on her first day and she should not be making those calls without someone senior.
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What I really like is that Dr. Legally Not Carter calls him out on his behavior and calmly explains that is not how we teach and why we do not do it that way.
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Thing about Santos is that that type of sassy confidence and snark can work on a workplace, but you need to read the room first, and starting to sling nicknames and ridicule on the very first shift is not a great way to establish a good reputation.
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Alhazred posted:What I really like is that Dr. Legally Not Carter calls him out on his behavior and calmly explains that is not how we teach and why we do not do it that way. Yeah. The show is remarkably good about this stuff: sometimes a bit too rigidly, as the conversations can often feel like they are right out of a faculty development example script. But I don't mind, they clearly have some legit medical folks writing or consulting and it's cool.
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Alhazred posted:A hill I will die on is that House is actually a really bad doctor. He completely rely on some random thing happening that will make him draw a conclusion. If you implying that when a patient that almost died comes in, and then you try to treat for your first best guess and they almost die again, and then you try another treatment that also almost kills them, BUT then you notice something about the bra that your dean of medicine (who you don't normally see breasts like that on) is wearing that day and are inspired as to the real cure, is a bad way to practice medicine, then I don't want to know what the right way is. ![]()
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Chef Boyardeez Nuts posted:She's a loose cannon, but she gets results. My favorite subversion of that is To Live & Die in LA, where the agent ignoring his superiors telling him not to do something & going off on a reckless plan turns out to be a horrible idea as he’s not nearly as smart as he thinks he is and ends up dying unglamorously. Kickass soundtrack too.
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# ? Apr 18, 2025 17:57 |
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BigglesSWE posted:Thing about Santos is that that type of sassy confidence and snark can work on a workplace, but you need to read the room first, and starting to sling nicknames and ridicule on the very first shift is not a great way to establish a good reputation. She has an intellectual understanding of what "building rapport" is supposed to look like, like when she was asking the fentanyl girl about her hobbies right after she learned her classmate was brain dead, and Dr. Mohan had to pull Santos aside and say that was the wrong thing to say lol
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