Racj82

I'm glad I have a medical drama to look forward to again. All if these current medical dramas on network tv ain't it for me. I still watch Grey's but I don't look forward to it. I had a time when early Grey's, later ER and House were all on TV. I miss that.

Thank you. That's all I'm saying. We don't have all the details. Neither does Dr. Robbie. Because of that, he has to handle this situation a certain way. There are lawsuits and all types of issues he and hospital need to worry about. That's the point. If there is any thought that a doctor is working under the influence, they shouldn't be working. A distracted doctor shouldn't be working. Robbie has a right to worry. At the point Langdon reappeared, the ER was using medical students to treat non-critical injuries. Whittaker and Javadi are both med students. Robby has worked with Langdon closely for several years and, at least up to that point, it seemed like Langdon had shown no signs of impaired medical judgment; Robby let Langdon stay because he knew the alternative was to let critical patients wait even longer for care. In a dire emergency, you do what you need to do. No one is even arguing against Langdon staying but the thought of course he should stay, there is a emergency! Is not accurate either. I think Robbie is making the right call but if he made that man go home, I would understand it.

He does not know if the man is high. He was working while using unsubscribed meds. He is not just an extra set of hands. He lost the trust that he could get the job done. Mass emergency doesn't just wipe that away. Robbie being mad that he is there against orders but letting him stay is absolutely the right response. I love that all of the newbies stepped up without any major error. Also that Mel was on point. I was worried she was going to flame out. She rocked it.

Literally no one would care if she wasn't constantly dressing and presenting as if she had cleavage to show. Also, causing the show to have to blur out her ripples multiple times. She draws attention to her chest with plunging neck lines, see through outfits, etc and there isn't anything there. No one has said there was anything wrong with her being flat chested. Its just hard to not notice is all.

I dont really care that we didn't here much from Barbara singing wise. The fun of karaoke is everyone trying to sing. Barbara would just be singing. We've heard it before and she great at it. No need to play into it again. If you agree to a date with Ava, I would assume you would expect the attitude or jokes she gave. I'm glad she began to let her walls down though. I still can't relate with people having issues with the show now. Its always entertaining to me.

Because Michelle successful flipped the villain role to Madison. On Madison's side, she can't figure out why Michelle gives a damn since she hated David. Madison did plenty herself to make her a villain but her vitriol is basically always at Madison. I don't think they were ever friends. David or no David. She was also out of that marriage since the honeymoon . Also, Madison continually has to take verbal lashing for her behavior (for good reason) but ever since the secret came out no one wants to call out Michelle for her despicable actions towards David the whole time they were "together" Everyone was in the wrong here except for Alan. He was the only one legitimately trying. He's just wrong for missing the signs or ignoring the signs we all saw.

I listen to multiple podcasts and about the show. And read people's thoughts about the show. I've never heard or read a single person not want to know when things started between David and Madison. Its also literally one of two or three talking points worth talking about. Its basically that and trying to get Ike to explain why he wasn't attracted to Em but put her hand on his junk at the honeymoon.

What in the world is there to really talk about this season? They do it to pad things out. Also, to always be able to point the show as a success story, even if the season itself wasn't for the most part.

People contradict themselves everyday. Its why the term out of character has always been silly to me. You only know what you've seen or heard or what people want you to see and hear. No errors here. Just life.

Mateo could have just said that he's seeing someone. An easy out and the truth if he's dating McKay. But honestly, this seemed like not good writing. Why would McKay, who wants her son back very badly, go out with someone else when he's finally staying with her? I think my honeymoon with this show is over. Like I said, we don't know if they are dating. This is another assumption people keep making. I feel like there are just a lot of knee-jerk reactions to things that happened this week. Several elements of storylines need to play out before we have a full picture. ETA: literally every medical show has a character too cocky for their own good. Also, every med student, even if they are incredibly talented, will screw up multiple times. Every level of staff will but especially students. Its why Santos never bugged me that much. She is clearly talented but doesn't have the humility the other students do. Two of my all time favorite ER characters are Pratt and Morris. Pratt was one of the most cocky students I've ever seen. Morris couldn't give less of shit about his job. They had to learn a lot before they evolved. I was listening to the podcast the watch talk about the Langdon stuff. They did feel that over the course of the season, the seeds to what happened with Langdon was there but the show didn't have full control over showing it so the storyline feels rushed. But, also, people keep looking at this plot compared to Carter on ER. They looked at it like a Doug Ross/Mark Green type of story. I don't think that totally tracks because Mark was never Doug's mentor. But, they've been looking at Langdon as a Ross archetype this whole time. So, to them, this is a storyline we would get with Doug screwing up and Mark having to deal with that. He loved Doug but Mark was his boss in the ER technicallyand had to deal with a lot of behavioral issues with Doug. Sometimes Mark got angry about that.

He may not of have been lying. You can become close or hang out enough with someone from work that you also become cool with their children or family in general. That "date" sounded like something two besties would get together and do. Not a real date. Even if they are dating, it's something they are not out about. So, he wasn't going to say the truth. It wouldn't have been an issue if the ex didn't pop in. A lot happens in a day at the Pitt.

I dont have an issue with how the storyline with Santos and Langdon played out. I feel like a lot of the hostility towards the conclusion is just it was Santos who was right. All of the talk about the law is not invalid. But, all that stuff won't play out now. This cannot be compared to what happened with Carter. We had seasons of Carter to compare. We know why he did it. He had bonds with the staff that we saw built up. ER is not hour to hour. We won't see every part of this story fallout on screen. It is very easy for people around you every day to overlook or not want to see the worst in someone but someone fresh and new to just dial in on something being wrong here. This doesn't make me hate the show or anything like that. We also don't know enough about any of these characters to say any of them would or would not do this or that.

Jealous? I think she just has working eyes and ears.

What is think is that they both have a script between each other. Pretending like this is new not a established relationship. But, David is terrible at lying. They are both into each other but Madison being all in betrays her story. David cares less because he had no real relationship with Michelle. Madison has been pretending to be one with Alan for too long to be all giddy already.

Having a bigger rack than Karla is the easiest of bars to clear.