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Anonymous wrote:I could not look at the tongue laceration with all the blood. Including the repair. I had to cover the screen.

It was two in the afternoon, she was blackout drunk early in the afternoon on the Fourth?

Did you muse the mention of the bar crawl?

NP-I absolutely caught the bar crawl reference and laughed. No one is doing a morning bar crawl on July 4. March 17? Sure. Very accurate. Independence Day? Not so much. But whatever. Gotta keep the plot moving and set up a scene where Garcia can scowl judgmentally at Dr. Langdon as he monitors the tongue stitches.

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Anonymous wrote:So, I'm still stuck on a few things here after last night...

1) Mel's anxiety about the deposition is understandable. But, again, who is having a deposition on the Fourth of July? In what world?

2) It's pretty clear that Abbot is going to be balls deep in al-Hashimi soon. Holy cow. Assuming Mohan doesn't throw herself at him first. The way she treated that bullet graze ... oh boy.

3) I was really worried with the rape SANE scene there that they were going to depict this as some kind of regretted sex incident. On the one hand, it was fascinating to see how they process victims of SA, OTOH some of the compassion came across as a little condescending. And then when she refused the genital swab... Also, we're seven hours in to the episode, which makes it about 2 p.m. I'm trying to understand how she got sexually assaulted at a 4th of a July BBQ by a drunk friend in the middle of the day?

4) Cyberattack? Really? Come on, now.

5) To that end, what was with the goofy CEO summoning al-Hashimi but not Robby? Robby looked Big Mad.

6) Where the hell was Whitacker/Huckleberry last night? And what's with this "he spends all his time at this widow's farm" storyline? Are we to believe he's balls deep in the widow and raising a dead man's child?

At least not motorcycles sans helmet talk in this episode. They were starting to lay the foreshadowing on thick earlier.

I still love this show but I agree that the reality of the timing of the incidents is weird, case in point the depo on July Fourth or the kid studying in the college library in July?

I also feel like the scenes jump around much more this season so we are getting less of each player - like Whittacker last night and McKay has hardly been in this season at all.

studying for the bar exam on July 4th totally tracks

Maybe at home, but not in the library at 7am.

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My kid doesn’t study at home. He’s always in library, lab, some other building on campus to study. And yes at 7am in summer.

I don't think the library would be open at 7am on July 4.

Some campuses have 24/7 libraries (my school had one).

And studying at 7am may be on purpose to show something is off with his mental state.

Even the Harvard Law library doesn't open until 8 a.m. and is closed all day on the Fourth of July.

But we're talking about Pitt. It's open 24/7.

Incorrect. Pitt’s law library, the Barco, also opens at 8 a.m. and is closed on July 4th. https://www.library.law.pitt.edu/about/library-service-desk-hours

Who cares? It is an insignificant detail to a fictional show to introduce a story line.

Because one of the things that made season 1 good was its attention to details and being accurate. The second season didn't need to take place specifically on July 4, but once the writers made that decision, they should have followed through on the details.

+1. Did you notice the rape survivor says she was preparing the bbq - then the rape - but it’s only 12 p.m. in the ER. She should have been out later in the “day”.

Maybe she went to a bbq on July 3rd evening? WHO CARES! Just watch the show!

Well, obviously a lot of people do, based upon the remarks here. Why can’t people talk about flaws in the story line? Tonight’s was using the term “photographic memory”. That term has been out of use for at least two decades. It’s now called “eidetic memory” and there are many types.

Who made you forum police?

I doubt most viewers are familiar with the term “ eidetic memory.”

No, but doctors would know it. I guess this is the challenge for the show's writers, although they use medical terminology viewers wouldn't understand all the time.

Nurses wouldn't necessarily know it, nor would admins or other hospital personnel. It was said in a crisis situation where the person speaking wanted to convey that she could help with a critical problem. She wasn't bragging about her special skill, and was actually sharing the info reluctantly.

I know it's hard for DCUM know-it-alls to understand this, but there are actually people in the world who choose to speak in a way to be understood, not to impress people with their vocabulary.

Bunch of Ogilvies in this thread.

The Oglilvie character is such an over the top doofus that it makes me think that the writers only created him to defect from Santos and McKay.

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Anonymous wrote:I could not look at the tongue laceration with all the blood. Including the repair. I had to cover the screen.

It was two in the afternoon, she was blackout drunk early in the afternoon on the Fourth?

Did you muse the mention of the bar crawl?

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Anonymous wrote:I could not look at the tongue laceration with all the blood. Including the repair. I had to cover the screen.

It was two in the afternoon, she was blackout drunk early in the afternoon on the Fourth?

Did you muse the mention of the bar crawl?

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Anonymous wrote:Cancer Mom: Grandpa seems to be in on her plan, which to me seems to be exaggerating her leg pain to get more and more morphine. And Dr. Robby appears to be okay with it.

How heartbreaking to be so exhausted and so done.

I admit I’m waiting for some kind of test in this story. No idea what but a straightforward, tragic death does not seem to be the best narrative outcome.

Anonymous wrote:Someone said Abbott was going to be “balls deep” in Al Hashimi….I don’t see it. All she said is we should trade war stories sometimes over a beer. Seemed more like friendly colleagues.

Anonymous wrote:Cancer Mom: Grandpa seems to be in on her plan, which to me seems to be exaggerating her leg pain to get more and more morphine. And Dr. Robby appears to be okay with it.

How heartbreaking to be so exhausted and so done.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would the abandoned baby be wrapped in a blanket in the bassinet? Dangerous!

She wasn’t. It was a thin swaddle blanket which is totally ok. They mean thick blankets. Duh.

The cdc, nih, aap, and consumer protection all agree with me. What credible source says an infant can have a loose blanket around them as long as it is thin?

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), hospital blankets are safe for swaddling to keep newborns warm, but they are not safe for loose use in a crib.

The baby was not in a crib and was also being supervised.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would the abandoned baby be wrapped in a blanket in the bassinet? Dangerous!

She wasn’t. It was a thin swaddle blanket which is totally ok. They mean thick blankets. Duh.

The cdc, nih, aap, and consumer protection all agree with me. What credible source says an infant can have a loose blanket around them as long as it is thin?

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Anonymous wrote:Why would the abandoned baby be wrapped in a blanket in the bassinet? Dangerous!

She wasn’t. It was a thin swaddle blanket which is totally ok. They mean thick blankets. Duh.

The cdc, nih, aap, and consumer protection all agree with me. What credible source says an infant can have a loose blanket around them as long as it is thin?