Anonymous wrote:SO MUCH SHIT AND PUKE.

In other words, like real life or something.

BUT SO MUCH PUKE THIS WEEK.

RIP Louie.

Sup with Dana's soft spot for the inmate?

He's a local boy, and seems polite and soft-spoken. Seems he might be experiencing abuse from the guards.

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Anonymous wrote:what's up with the woman in hospice? I don't understand the relationship with her husband. do they like each other? does she feel bad that he has to deal with her?

I think she wants to end it/her life. She seems ready to go. They gave her that super powerful oxy pill because they thought she was being discharged and would need a bridge until her morphine drip machine was delivered to her house. She may be trying to OD on purpose. Heart breaking.

I'm not sure she isn't just going to ask to go into a residential hospice rather than hospice at home. I think she's realizing she's more comfortable having nurses care for her than her family because of the professional boundaries.

SO MUCH SHIT AND PUKE.

In other words, like real life or something.

BUT SO MUCH PUKE THIS WEEK.

RIP Louie.

Sup with Dana's soft spot for the inmate?

Anonymous wrote:what's up with the woman in hospice? I don't understand the relationship with her husband. do they like each other? does she feel bad that he has to deal with her?

I think she wants to end it/her life. She seems ready to go. They gave her that super powerful oxy pill because they thought she was being discharged and would need a bridge until her morphine drip machine was delivered to her house. She may be trying to OD on purpose. Heart breaking.

what's up with the woman in hospice? I don't understand the relationship with her husband. do they like each other? does she feel bad that he has to deal with her?

Glad to see things are catching up with Santos, maybe she'll be gone too next season. The AI system failing was predictable, but still good to see a rare accurate take on AI, same thing is happening where I work, the AI generates crap but the proponents won't admit it.

Still not as good as the first season, they need some overarching story lines beyond Robbie wanting to leave for vacation.

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Anonymous wrote:I did not like seeing the poop. Yuck!

Surprised they weren’t wearing masks while removing it.

Doctor shows often show them wearing masks less often than they do in real life because they want to show the actor's faces. It's the same reason they come up with reasons for superheroes to not wear their masks.

Superheroes aren't real things. Doctors are.

Anonymous wrote:The Mcgyver reference and the young docs was funny!

This was great.

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Anonymous wrote:I did not like seeing the poop. Yuck!

I actually gagged watching it which I guess is a testament to how good the acting is.

That’s not acting. That’s the producers thinking gross will sell

That’s the reality of the ER, lots of impactions, and lots of stuff inserted in rectums. This isn’t a gross out show, it’s meant to be a fairly realistic portrayal of an under resourced ER today.

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Anonymous wrote:I did not like seeing the poop. Yuck!

I actually gagged watching it which I guess is a testament to how good the acting is.

That’s not acting. That’s the producers thinking gross will sell

I can’t believe they did not wear masks for the poop scooping! That’s totally unrealistic!

Anonymous wrote:I did not like seeing the poop. Yuck!

I actually gagged watching it which I guess is a testament to how good the acting is.

I loved how Robby and Garcia got into it regarding the necrotic fasciitis patient. Robby was frustrated because Garcia wanted to take the time to get a CT with contrast first before surgery. Robby said how about the surgical steel test - and proceeded to cut open the patient’s wound to prove it, forcing Garcia to surgery before a CT.

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Anonymous wrote:Nothing this season has been as bad as the degloving injury from the very first episode.

Remind me…
What degloving injury??

+1 I don’t remember it either!

The woman pushed off a subway platform. Degloving refers to when all the skin is pulled off part of the body (in the show, her foot). It's the injury that makes Javadi faint.

That really didn’t stick with me then. What did stick with me was the episode where the woman gave birth. We saw the head crowning and the vagina.

interesting because women giving birth happens much more frequently

Yes but we have never seen it on a show.

Family Bonds, also on HBO.

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Anonymous wrote:I did not like seeing the poop. Yuck!

Surprised they weren’t wearing masks while removing it.

Doctor shows often show them wearing masks less often than they do in real life because they want to show the actor's faces. It's the same reason they come up with reasons for superheroes to not wear their masks.