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  1. I thought the episode where the elderly father died was going to be the saddest episode this season, but episode 8 said "hold my beer". That was so rough and so well done. I worked in a pediatric ER for 7 years and somedays really are just drama you think only happens in movies. Regardless of what department you worked in, if you heard a Code Blue over the speaker system, it just brought your whole day down. And seeing the family reaction stays with you long after your shift. Between the honor walk and Bella talking to Bear, this episode was just gut wrenching. I'm still worried Dr. Collins is going to pass out before her shift ends. So proud of the way Mel handled Bella, I was worried she would blurt out something inappropriate. I can't wrap my head around what's going on with the possible sex-trafficking victim yet. How many patients has Whitaker lost today? 3? Loved seeing Harold Sylvester working. His story about being an old school EMT was so moving and well done. Finally, Rita's (?) happy tears at the prospect of getting some help for her and her mom. We'll take any small victories.
  2. I'm glad Siegfried and Tristan were able to talk to each other and realize that there's an opportunity to be adults together and enjoy each other's company. So glad they didn't drag out James' strange behavior. Mrs. Pumphrey seemed to recognize pretty quickly that he was unwell. She really did help the team a lot. Jimmy is one (or 5) cute baby. Sorry to see this season end next week.
  3. Felt so bad for Dr. Collins, she was grabbing her side in the last episode even before the shove, but this is just so sad. Still don't like Santos, she is manipulating everyone around her, Dr. King and the guard. I don't think anything good will come from her conversation with the daughter. And we really don't know if the dad is guilty, all he could do was blink and he chose life. It does sound like he's guilty, but we don't really know yet. Loved Dr. King with the table tennis guy. I thought he was on the spectrum right away. Glad Langdon recognized how good she was. I keep thinking King is on the spectrum too, but what do I know. I really hope Collins doesn't just try to finish her shift through a miscarriage, that is not good. Whitaker didn't lose another patient and kept the same scrubs through another hour, small victories.
  4. Nice first episode of the final six (?). I did not think Kim was going to kill her grandfather. Does Kreese even know where to start to be a decent human being? I didn't mind not too much emphasis on the kids. I wonder if Kim will find Yoon before the tournament starts again. And just where will Daniel and Johnny choose to have the tournament completed at? I have no memory of Anoush's girlfriend/wife, but I liked her.
  5. I really enjoyed this episode. I like it when Ava's heart comes out to play. But I did NOT like the idea that someone is now going to try to find out why Abbott has material things, nobody blackmails Ava. How much money did the board have that a counselor 3 times a week still left $25000? And I loved Gregory telling Janine he loved her. I really enjoy that they are written as grownups, without creating unnecessary drama. How many times have we watched a show and said all this could have been settled if they just had a conversation? Gregory didn't even wait a day, they talked it out right away, loved that! Manny still looking out for Abbott and 'Big Teagues'
  6. This episode felt a little slower paced and I'm glad because it was another really good hour. Yay, Whitaker got no bodily fluids on him this hour. Totally get Javadi shutting down with her mom, she's a nepo baby but doesn't want it shoved in her face. I knew mom was going to reject the organ donor appeal, just too soon and raw, maybe next hour. So if there is going to be something majorly horrible towards the end of the shift, like a shoot-out, I feel they're setting up Santos as a victim. Her unlikability is just way over the top for a 1st year intern. And I will also be surprised if Collins doesn't have a miscarriage, but it will be a pleasant surprise. But don't buy an expensive stroller before the first trimester is over. Looking forward to next week. I really wish they had dropped the entire show, but this is probably better.
  7. Isn't Lila in Janine's class, 2nd grade? Morton said the fair was for 3-8 grades, so she could participate next year. I enjoyed this episode. I'm tired of Ava being mean all the time to Janine, it's getting old. Loved seeing Barbara and Jacob work with Morton, seems he never really considered he was the problem.
  8. I really enjoyed this episode. The finished addition was very nice. I really hope the four year old will give mom the privacy she needs and is able to sleep by herself. Loved Ben and Josh shopping for trees, you could totally see their history and friendship coming through in that negotiation. Loved the heron and the boat! I would also be on that pond a LOT.
  9. This was probably the funniest episode of the season. I knew Gemma paid Sara, but it was still funny. Loved Tina kicking in the back door and that the argument was so basic about the lasagna. "It's counting, it doesn't have to be discovered", preach Marty.
  10. I am really getting drawn into this show, please don't mess it up. Love seeing Sarah Shahi again! Cute seeing James Marsden and Julianne Nicholson together again after they played a couple on Ally McBeal. So what's so special about the plane with the tail numbers the President kept in the cigarette pack? So Sinatra built paradise based on her son's idea of heaven? Such a sad story. Glad she is at least still trying with her daughter. The music is once again great.
  11. Another enjoyable episode. I had no doubt Tristan and Carmody would work it out, and I am glad Siegfried tried to stay out of it. They are not children, they are adults who need to work it out for themselves. I thought James being scared by the do was out of character, but then he yelled at the dog and that was really out of character. I hope he's able to make peace with his situation soon. I really hated to see Mrs. Pumphrey treated shabbily in her own home. Proud of Carmody taking care of the snake situation, he's showing real growth as a character.
  12. Poor Whitaker, what is he going to be wearing by the end of the shift? So the only critique Santos can take is positive, she could be on to something about the vials but she does not like to be told no. I knew something was off with the abortion kid, but I didn't think it was aunt vs. mom. This episode just flew by. Please don't let anything happen to the kid Robby gave the tickets to. And we have confirmation that there is history with Robby and the pregnant resident, but some time ago, so he's probably not the dad? Nice to get a bit more background on the resident with the ankle bracelet. I hope the daughter comes back for her mom soon.
  13. Great episode! Of course the golf course was using Abbott, but they got a golf club out of it and RJ found something he really likes, "like a black Tiger Woods". Loved Janine's "we can talk about it" when Gregory asked if they could get truffles again. Yeah, that's not happening. There was a mix of character interaction that worked really well, Ava/Melissa, Barbara/Gregory, very nice.
  14. I enjoyed it, but would not have paid money to see it in a theater. I really felt like a 90 minute pilot to a show I'm not I would like. I knew San was the person in the suit. Loved seeing how Phillipa became Emperor. I thought Michelle Yeoh and Omari Hardwick had good chemistry. But nothing about this group suggests it's Section 31. Isn't Section 31 supposed to be a kind of off the books part of Starfleet? Do not try to make this a show without Michelle Yeoh! Completely shallow note: she looked amazing with those gold contacts.
  15. I agree, I think they go overboard on the Marty hate. But him starting out as new dad, not with the mom, just a one night stand, wasn't a good first look. We know he's a catch, but based on those first few sentences alone, I get why the balloons were popped. I thought this was a fun episode and wonder if Tina and Gemma will get drawn into the world of pickleball in the next episode.
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