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He had come in on his day off because of the mass shooting. He left because he was technically off.

Cool. I'll have to go back and re-watch. I'll never forget him from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

She should've been, lol. MOOOM

Again with the million screen shots :(

It happened. Like others have said, too many people recalling it for it not to have happened.

It's at 30:41 - 30:45.

I just rewatched and I think Lochlan spit that drug gummy (or whatever it was) out. Right after Saxon finally caved and took one, they all walked off and Locklan hung back a little and looked like he spit something out. If this is true, that makes him even more mysterious. For someone not used to partying, he can sure hold his alcohol. I can't get over how polished his magic tricks were. Like some are saying, he may not be what he seems.

It was librium, which is a benzo. All the drugs he was stealing were benzos in some form or another.

I assumed it was because Lady GaGa is Italian but I didn't get the joke.

I saw this before and, like you, found it very intriguing. It goes to show that although it's basically scripted, the emotions are left to the actors to play out where the scene takes them. That adds an element of realism that you don't see with lessor actors and directors. Personally, when Santos asked Mel if she noticed anything different about Langton and she said he sweated a lot, I knew Santos was probably right.

On another storyline, it occurred to me that it's well past school time now. A school shooting won't be happening during this shift unless it's some after school activity.

Awesome work! Thank you. I feel like going back to see what the images were when the names from the previous two seasons were displayed. We already pretty much know the fate of the characters from those two seasons except for Belinda and Greg so far.

Odd that Greg (Gary), of all people, has been the only one to appear in all three seasons so far. I wonder if that means anything.

A few complaints about medical stuff, but wow this show gets it right on so many levels. Really fast paced but then slow when it needs to be. Like at the end with organ donor kid. I felt it.

After all this discussion of Carrie's "horrible" hair, sure not feeling too good about my own hair today, that's for sure.

It won't show up yet but they need baseline labs to show she didn't already have those things they're testing for that the patient might've given her. They'll test the patient then if the patient is clean they'll test again later to make sure they don''t have them but it's too early to detect. Then they'll probably test Garcia in two plus weeks again too just to be sure. (From the ex-wife of an infection disease doc in charge of such things who had to give out this advice frequently in the middle of the night. And also an old lab tech myself.) They may give preventative meds but they probably still need those baseline labs depending on the current protocol in that hospital.

I think she is a narcissist. Some of them will go to unbelievable lengths to avoid being wrong. I have personal experience with this.

Where are people seeing previews for next week? There's nothing on my Max through HULU but the episodes.

I've had two hospital admissions in the last two months including a heart surgery last week and this show is making me cry so much it's so realistic and emotionally hard hitting. Plus, I used to work in the medical field and I understand what's happening. Unbelievable show. Really, Really good.

Now there you go making me feel worse again lol. But you're right, actually. Those were some extreme close ups.

Good luck to you!

The funniest part is Matty Matheson (Neil Faks), actually is a chef and restaurant owner IRL. But I agree, I did not enjoy their parts this season. Especially the stupid, rapid-fire back and forths.

Hey, that made me feel so much better about my own face seeing that!

I just read the only reply so far and I feel stupid for feeling this way but I thought it was the most beautiful episodes of TV I've ever seen. After having been absolutely terrorized during the Christmas episode over the Jamie Lee Curtis character, this was believably amazing. Maybe it just spoke to me because my mother was kinda crazy like that. Yet, she did love us and although it never happened like that for me, I can imagine that it could've. When push came to shove, she had it in her to show up for me and really be the mom I needed. The mom I wanted. My mom is dead now and there are no more chances for such a thing to happen similar to what I just saw, so I really needed this episode. It helped me. Along with the normal emotions of having a baby, I thought it was a beautiful, moving and believable episode. Wow, this show has some complex characters.

That's actually a really good point. We really never saw her do anything that would suggest otherwise. In contrast to Warren who was IMO portrayed in a way that made it hard for me to believe he was capable of doing what he did.