Anonymous wrote:I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

I hope she has an identical twin who plays a major role in season two.

Anonymous wrote:I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

Yes, but it probably hasn't been mentioned for like 10 pages, so a lot of people probably don't know.

She's definitely the most loved character, it's a fantastic performance.

She's soooo sweet. I love how her (mild??) autism and her experience with her sister help her see things just a little differently.

I hope Dr. Collins does not return.

Anonymous wrote:Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

When will it drop?

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Anonymous wrote:Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

Oh, that'll be good. Having worked in an ER, 4th of July can be crazy!

With a lesser show I would think they are really swinging for the low hanging fruit, but I trust them to bring something real, unexpected, and brilliant.

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Anonymous wrote:Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

Oh, that'll be good. Having worked in an ER, 4th of July can be crazy!

Yeah, good opportunities for cases on that date, though I was hoping for a wintertime episode personally.

These two PittFest episodes have been outstanding. Noah Wyle is really good. I did not expect that Dr. King (Taylor Dearden) would become my next favorite. The measles story line is well done all around. My favorite little line was when King asked if the little sister (who, home alone with sick older brother, calls 911, perhaps saving his life) if she'd like a snack and she replies: "I already brushed my teeth." Such perfect innocence.

Anonymous wrote:Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

Oh, that'll be good. Having worked in an ER, 4th of July can be crazy!

Anonymous wrote:Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

Oooooh, interesting. Long enough for there to have been fallout with everything (Langdon, etc), but not enough for a new year of new staff etc. Also: fireworks 🧨 injuries.

Second season will take place 10 months after season 1, over July 4.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

And, McKays dad on the show last night is her real life dad Brad Dourif.

He was hilarious, did not know that was her actual dad.

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Anonymous wrote:I just read that the actress who plays Dr. Collins had a family emergency in the middle of filming, so had to be written out of subsequent episodes. Her absence has nothing to do with whether people liked her character/how fundamental she was to the show.

Isn’t it funny the mental Gymnastics people did to explain her away?

Nice try troll.

Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

And, McKays dad on the show last night is her real life dad Brad Dourif.

Anonymous wrote:This thread has too many pages for me to look back, but did you know the actress Taylor Dearden’s (Dr King) father is Bryan Cranston in real life?

Yes, but it probably hasn't been mentioned for like 10 pages, so a lot of people probably don't know.

She's definitely the most loved character, it's a fantastic performance.