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Anonymous wrote:NP. I'm glad they showed the miscarriage more graphically. Having never experienced one myself, it drove home the physical pain more strongly. This show is being praised for being unusually accurate in its representation of various conditions and treatments. I'm here for it.

Agree it's realistic. What is the first thing a woman fearing a miscarriage does? Check her underwear.

It definitely was realistic, but realistic things can be gross.

It's a show about an ER. If you want something that has zero risk of being "gross" try a cooking show.

Blood in underwear is probably the least gross blood-involving incident in the whole show so far.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t like Dr. Collins at all. She’s not warm at all and I don’t understand why she doesn’t get along with Dr. Robbie. Also, her whole pregnancy storyline is weird. She’s not married and doesn’t even seem to have a partner. Who is the father?

Don’t like women who aren’t warm enough and may or may not be having a baby as a single mother? You must have been thrilled to see her miscarrying last week.

MAGA trash views polluting another entertainment thread.

Anyway, back to the show. You’re not supposed to like everyone because it’s meant to be a more realistic portrayal of a busy city ER. Not everyone at work is likable, and different people respond to different personalities. All of the characters are interesting, and the writing is great. I love how we’re getting to know so much about the characters in a single day. I like seeing the complex dynamics that make the ER work despite all of the brokenness of the system.

Dr. Collin’s isn’t interesting to me at all. Snooze fest.

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Dr Collins is okay, regardless of the current lack of back story the actress played the miscarriage very well.

Dr King is so good though. She is stealing the show.

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I really like it. Of course, there is a small suspension of disbelief: things seem to get resolved in a couple of hours when likely it would take a lot longer. The hospital administrator visits to chastise Dr. Rabi are totally unbelievable, but I can let that slide. Noah Wylie is great as is the head nurse.

We started watching it last week and caught up. Does it drop on Thursdays?

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Anonymous wrote:I really like it. Of course, there is a small suspension of disbelief: things seem to get resolved in a couple of hours when likely it would take a lot longer. The hospital administrator visits to chastise Dr. Rabi are totally unbelievable, but I can let that slide. Noah Wylie is great as is the head nurse.

We started watching it last week and caught up. Does it drop on Thursdays?

The head nurse is phenomenal and it’s very much in the tradition of ER to have her be the heart and soul of the place. The actress really plays her so well. In general the show is very well cast.

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Anonymous wrote:The show has been renewed for season 2.

Yeah!

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Anonymous wrote:I really like it. Of course, there is a small suspension of disbelief: things seem to get resolved in a couple of hours when likely it would take a lot longer. The hospital administrator visits to chastise Dr. Rabi are totally unbelievable, but I can let that slide. Noah Wylie is great as is the head nurse.

We started watching it last week and caught up. Does it drop on Thursdays?

The head nurse is phenomenal and it’s very much in the tradition of ER to have her be the heart and soul of the place. The actress really plays her so well. In general the show is very well cast.

I totally agree!

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Can someone explain to me how we know Dr Robbie has a son? How did I miss it?!

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Was anyone thinking during the episode with the father who was a predator that Santos was going to turn out to be wrong about the whole thing? I kept waiting bc r that and it never happened!

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Anonymous wrote:Was anyone thinking during the episode with the father who was a predator that Santos was going to turn out to be wrong about the whole thing? I kept waiting bc r that and it never happened!

Same. Perhaps that storyline isn't finished.

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I like Dr. Collins a lot. We know as much about her as many of the other characters, and I don't know why people expect her to be so much more fleshed out at this point than everyone else. We know the same or less about Whittaker, Javad, Langdon, and the one doctor who spends too much time with patients.

Dr. Collins is a little stoic and private, but she's not cold. Having worked in an ER, doctors like her are often pretty interesting once you get past the facade.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain to me how we know Dr Robbie has a son? How did I miss it?!

There was a high school/college kid that visited and everyone gave him condoms. He was clearly well known and beloved by the staff. He came to pick up a pass to a festival, and Dr. Rabi gave him it. Said something about his mother.

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Anonymous wrote:Was anyone thinking during the episode with the father who was a predator that Santos was going to turn out to be wrong about the whole thing? I kept waiting bc r that and it never happened!

It’s still possible. The guy might’ve been scared s h I t less because this crazy intense doctor was spewing all this at him while he had a tube in his throat.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain to me how we know Dr Robbie has a son? How did I miss it?!

His son was the young adult who came in and was talking about going to a music festival. Dr. Langdon was joking with him about having a girlfriend.

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Anonymous wrote:I like Dr. Collins a lot. We know as much about her as many of the other characters, and I don't know why people expect her to be so much more fleshed out at this point than everyone else. We know the same or less about Whittaker, Javad, Langdon, and the one doctor who spends too much time with patients.

Dr. Collins is a little stoic and private, but she's not cold. Having worked in an ER, doctors like her are often pretty interesting once you get past the facade.

Yes, to me she comes off as someone who is professional and gets the job done without a lot of fuss or fanfare. Capable and calm! I guess calm people don’t make the most dramatic tv, but people like her are actually the best to work with in real life!