S09.E10: You Just Might Find You Get What You Need

[DanaK]

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05/01/2024 (08:00PM - 09:00PM) (Wednesday) : Maggie's budding romance takes flight. After a woman's shocking suicide attempt, Charles searches for answers. Hannah works to diagnose a patient who's new to the city and appears with mysterious symptoms.

 

[DanaK]

Finally, the wayward Dr Ahmed has been fired

[DanaK]

With the patient who jumped, the minute it was mentioned she was having trouble sleeping, I figured she fell while sleepwalking, though I figured it was tied to taking Ambien or some other drug that caused sleepwalking 

[amarante]

I thought it would be Dr. Ahmad who had leaped to her death after being fired for the third time. 

Like when they offed George and no one recognized him in the ER until someone beeped him.

[Sake614]

I’m just glad they didn’t kill Loren. that man is FINE! although I have no idea what he sees in Maggie.

I liked how Dean stayed with the addict, and brought in the addiction counselor to help. 

My heart went out to the husband of the woman who died. His denial was palpable and then when Dr. Charles explained how it happened and there was nothing the husband could have done to prevent it, he relented and agreed to donate her organs.

overall, I’ve been much happier with the show this season than any time since season 1.

[Proteus]

Too bad Maggie didn't die. I can't stand her.

[Ancaster]

I hoped against hope that when Maggie went on the helicopter ride it was foreshadowing that there'd be a crash and she'd die.  Ugh.

 

ETA:  I posted the above while I was watching, before the declaration.  Double ugh.  I cannot stand the thought of Maggie and the pilot's mooning over each other every episode.

I gave up on this series once.  I should have quit while I was still only halfway behind, so to speak.

Edited May 9, 2024 by Ancaster

[Diana Berry]

On 5/2/2024 at 8:23 PM, Sake614 said:

I’m just glad they didn’t kill Loren. that man is FINE! although I have no idea what he sees in Maggie.

I liked how Dean stayed with the addict, and brought in the addiction counselor to help. 

My heart went out to the husband of the woman who died. His denial was palpable and then when Dr. Charles explained how it happened and there was nothing the husband could have done to prevent it, he relented and agreed to donate her organs.

overall, I’ve been much happier with the show this season than any time since season 1.

Agree with everything.   Except I do like Maggie - she is a lucky gal. One of the best shows this season, it kept me engaged the whole time.  

[KeithJ]

#1 - Why exactly did a nurse need to accompany the organ in the helicopter?

#2 - Isn’t the helicopter just a courier service and not part of the hospital?  Wouldn’t they have their own nurses and why would it be the hospital’s responsibility to provide a fill-in?

I know the answer to both of these is “to get Maggie in the helicopter” but it just seems forced.