Anonymous wrote:EPISODE FIVE

So, yes, those who foreshadowed Louie's death appear to be on target.

Robby seems to be losing patience. With everything.

Did Langdon REALLY screw up with the sepsis patient? Was prescribing Keflex the right thing to do when she first presented hours before?

They're clearly foreshadowing that al-Hashimi's genAI is going to blow up in someone's face. Maybe Santos.

I don't think Langdon screwed up, he followed standard protocol. Robby's seething resentment toward him just leaks out at any opportunity. And of course Robby is done, done, done and really needs that time off.

Anonymous wrote:EPISODE FIVE

So, yes, those who foreshadowed Louie's death appear to be on target.

Robby seems to be losing patience. With everything.

Did Langdon REALLY screw up with the sepsis patient? Was prescribing Keflex the right thing to do when she first presented hours before?

They're clearly foreshadowing that al-Hashimi's genAI is going to blow up in someone's face. Maybe Santos.

Flesh eating bacteria in an otherwise healthy adult is extremely rare.

I keep reading that The Pitt’s Dr Rabby is supposed to be Carter from ER in present day (bc the show didn’t want to pay Michael Crigthon’s estate for the rights to actually continue ER).

I can’t buy it bc of Dr Rabby’s storyline with Dr Langdon in season 2, Dr Rabby is cold and punishing towards Dr Langdon, presumably bc he feels betrayed due to Dr Langdon’s drug use and stealing drugs from the hospital. BUT, John Carter also used drugs and stole them from the hospital as a young doctor (after he was stabbed), and his cousin was an addict who OD’d. Carter’s fellow doctors and mentors were nothing but supportive to him during and after, so Carter would never be acting this way to Dr Langdon and would be a lot more understanding.

EPISODE FIVE

So, yes, those who foreshadowed Louie's death appear to be on target.

Robby seems to be losing patience. With everything.

Did Langdon REALLY screw up with the sepsis patient? Was prescribing Keflex the right thing to do when she first presented hours before?

They're clearly foreshadowing that al-Hashimi's genAI is going to blow up in someone's face. Maybe Santos.

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Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

Ep 2.1: Whitaker was being ribbed, I don't remember why. Garcia says, "Unfortunately, he also likes to use other people's toothbrushes," with Whitaker replying, "It was one time. They were the same color".

What does it mean?!

Remember Santos is letting Whitaker stay with her. This means that Garcia slept over and he inadvertently used her toothbrush!

Wow. Good catch!

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Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

Ep 2.1: Whitaker was being ribbed, I don't remember why. Garcia says, "Unfortunately, he also likes to use other people's toothbrushes," with Whitaker replying, "It was one time. They were the same color".

What does it mean?!

Remember Santos is letting Whitaker stay with her. This means that Garcia slept over and he inadvertently used her toothbrush!

Yep! I didn't catch this until I watched the episode a 2nd time. When you rewatch season 1, you see how many tiny little single line, single shot moments are sprinkled in the early episodes that build up to things later. I'm confident that once season 2 is complete, we'll be able to see the same thing happening this season.

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Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

Ep 2.1: Whitaker was being ribbed, I don't remember why. Garcia says, "Unfortunately, he also likes to use other people's toothbrushes," with Whitaker replying, "It was one time. They were the same color".

What does it mean?!

Remember Santos is letting Whitaker stay with her. This means that Garcia slept over and he inadvertently used her toothbrush!

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Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

Ep 2.1: Whitaker was being ribbed, I don't remember why. Garcia says, "Unfortunately, he also likes to use other people's toothbrushes," with Whitaker replying, "It was one time. They were the same color".

What does it mean?!

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Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

Ep 2.1: Whitaker was being ribbed, I don't remember why. Garcia says, "Unfortunately, he also likes to use other people's toothbrushes," with Whitaker replying, "It was one time. They were the same color".

Anonymous wrote:When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

Wait I missed the toothbrush comment - when was it??

When are we going to learn more about status between Santos and Garcia? I was very surprised the toothbrush comment was dropped in a group at work.

Also Whitaker and poor farm widow lady?

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Anonymous wrote:The story lines this season just aren't very interesting. I kept thinking about turning it off. After that episode not a single thing stuck with me that I cared about what happens next.

I don’t know it’s interesting to me. There’s a lot of cases and I like what’s happening.

+1, I don't get the negativity. I don't love every single thing but I'm very intrigued to find out what is going on with the law student, the woman with the rash, and the man who had the heart attack and seems to have a death wish. I also want to see how Robby's and Al-Hashimi's relationship develops, find out exactly what is going on with Robby mentally, what the deal is between Santos and Huckleberry, more about Javadi's TikTok account, and what is going on with Dana who seems to have symptoms of PTSD. Also definitely looking forward to seeing what happens with Langdon.

All this, plus the abandoned baby and what happens with Santos when she inevitably uses AI to do her charting.

I felt like this episode was setting up storylines for upcoming episodes.

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Anonymous wrote:The story lines this season just aren't very interesting. I kept thinking about turning it off. After that episode not a single thing stuck with me that I cared about what happens next.

I don’t know it’s interesting to me. There’s a lot of cases and I like what’s happening.

+1, I don't get the negativity. I don't love every single thing but I'm very intrigued to find out what is going on with the law student, the woman with the rash, and the man who had the heart attack and seems to have a death wish. I also want to see how Robby's and Al-Hashimi's relationship develops, find out exactly what is going on with Robby mentally, what the deal is between Santos and Huckleberry, more about Javadi's TikTok account, and what is going on with Dana who seems to have symptoms of PTSD. Also definitely looking forward to seeing what happens with Langdon.

Anonymous wrote:The story lines this season just aren't very interesting. I kept thinking about turning it off. After that episode not a single thing stuck with me that I cared about what happens next.

I don’t know it’s interesting to me. There’s a lot of cases and I like what’s happening.