S01.E06: Occam's Razor

[jenrising]

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Duntsch attempts to fix a disastrous surgery; Shughart builds her case against Duntsch.

 

[gesundheit]

This show is really quite well done and incredibly disturbing.

I'm wondering if we ever find out how all the criticism of him got wiped clean off the internet. I can understand a lot of the "fall through the cracks" explanations here of how he kept working, but how he kept from getting shit-talked on the internet? That part's hard to understand. Or maybe he just only had patients who didn't think to google him?

(I didn't listen to the podcast or ever read about him so I'm going to try to avoid looking up my answers -- which might not be the in-show explanation anyway -- until I finish the series, I guess.)

[Elizzikra]

On 7/18/2021 at 1:04 AM, gesundheit said:

This show is really quite well done and incredibly disturbing.

I'm wondering if we ever find out how all the criticism of him got wiped clean off the internet. I can understand a lot of the "fall through the cracks" explanations here of how he kept working, but how he kept from getting shit-talked on the internet? That part's hard to understand. Or maybe he just only had patients who didn't think to google him?

(I didn't listen to the podcast or ever read about him so I'm going to try to avoid looking up my answers -- which might not be the in-show explanation anyway -- until I finish the series, I guess.)

I think they slipped in somewhere that one of Jerry’s “marketing” responsibilities was to “hire a guy” who could wipe all the negative stuff off the internet…

[preeya]

Shughart reminds me of a cross between Natalie Portman and Keira Knightley.