The Pitt, Season 2

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Anonymous wrote:This is why I love threads and Reddit. No one s arguing about swaddle blankets. DCUM always has the weirdest takes on things. Anyway-I think something is going to happen to Robby’s motorcycle that is going to cause an accident-didn’t he mention something about a mechanic coming?

Also, what was the possible diagnosis of the obese guy? I didn’t quite understand what surgical was saying though whatever it was seemed involve a 50% chance of death.

Do we think this random guy who's supposed to be coming will somehow die in a motorcycle accident? I feel like that would be way too on the those, though.

Oh did he mean a mechanic as in a patient? I thought he meant a mechanic was stopping by to check out his bike. I must have totally missed something. Either way they still seem to be foreshadowing something with him and the motorcycle.

On the last episode of the season, he’ll leave and in the last scene be brought into his ER after a motorcycle accident.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the wife is ready and accepting that it is time to let go and the husband cannot accept it. She knows that if she goes home, he's going to try to prolong things. She also doesn't want her kids to see it and she probably doesn't want to taint their memories of home with her death. I've unfortunately spent a lot of time in hospice with various family members and those close to dying frequently do not want to do it while family members are present.

I've also been a cancer patient myself and it is frequently just as hard mentally on a spouse. The husband is dealing with a lot.

The husband is a bit in denial but he's not a bad guy. I think he's focused on her and she's watching her husband and older son struggle.

My MIL died of cancer recently and she went through something similar, while everyone else was focused on her, she was heavily focused on her children particularly and the strain her illness was putting on their relationship.

[Anonymous]

Last year was gun control, this year is ICE, and next year is Medicare. Causes over characters.

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Anonymous wrote:Last year was gun control, this year is ICE, and next year is Medicare. Causes over characters.

Last year there was a mass shooting. All of these issues are things that impact ERs in the US. Just like people with fecal impactions come in all the time. This show is trying to depict a fairly realistic ER in a big city in 2026. Even much lower quality medical shows like Chicago Med have storylines about similar big issues. On those shows you will get twin to twin transfusion and chimeras instead of impactions. Maybe this isn’t the show for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is why I love threads and Reddit. No one s arguing about swaddle blankets. DCUM always has the weirdest takes on things. Anyway-I think something is going to happen to Robby’s motorcycle that is going to cause an accident-didn’t he mention something about a mechanic coming?

Also, what was the possible diagnosis of the obese guy? I didn’t quite understand what surgical was saying though whatever it was seemed involve a 50% chance of death.

Do we think this random guy who's supposed to be coming will somehow die in a motorcycle accident? I feel like that would be way too on the those, though.

Oh did he mean a mechanic as in a patient? I thought he meant a mechanic was stopping by to check out his bike. I must have totally missed something. Either way they still seem to be foreshadowing something with him and the motorcycle.

On the last episode of the season, he’ll leave and in the last scene be brought into his ER after a motorcycle accident.

And Langdon will save him.