re: The Pitt Season 2 (Spoilers)

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Things appear to be winding down

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I’m not sure winding down is quite the right description. The cases are finding some resolution/closure, but I feel like from a staff standpoint, a lot of things are coming to a head. If I’m not mistaken, there are 3 more episodes, so there’s still time, but it seems like some things still need to happen, specifically with Rabi’s buddy.

When they pulled back that piece of that guys scalp

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Santos sneaking that scalpel home to potentially cut herself again..

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I dont get this. She freaks the frick out over Langdon stealing then herself steals from the hospital. She can literally cut herself with anything else, so why sneak a scalpel?

Also idk how she keeps getting away with speaking to patients the way she does.

You can't root for Santos, she's built to hate, but I can understand a part of her resentment to Langdon. I've had addicts in my life that received the "clean slate" treatment from family and friends, where every bad thing they did in the past was chalked up to substance abuse. Yet there are parts of people that you pretty much know was their true self, and not the addiction doing you wrong. When she brought up Langdon's gaslighting her in the past, it got me thinking that from her perspective that was him doing it and not the drugs.

But then it's not like Langdon came back to universal praise. Robby treats him like shite and now Al-Hashimi knows and is on the hate wagon. We might not get resolution this season but it'll make for an interesting update on the next run.

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. I've had addicts in my life that received the "clean slate" treatment from family and friends, where every bad thing they did in the past was chalked up to substance abuse. Yet there are parts of people that you pretty much know was their true self, and not the addiction doing you wrong.

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I 100% understand this perspective- I have a family member that gets this treatment to an extent. He's also the youngest sibling, so it's almost double time It sucks that her first day in the Pitt was marred by Langdon, but at the same time, this is 10 months later? She's going overboard IMHO- you don't have to be his best friend and let bygones be bygones, but you do have to work together and be civil.

I think people would be a little more on her side with regard to Langdon if she was like that only with him. But we've seen the way she deals with some of her patients. Like basically ignoring the deaf girl this season.

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but by God we will get eposide after episode of pap villifying white law enforcement or white males from traditional professions.

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Were the ICE agents white?

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If I’m not mistaken, there are 3 more episodes,

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Really. For some reason I thought that was the finale.

Oh and frick Santos. I can’t stand that smug bitch. I hope she seriously fricks up and Langdon saves the day.

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Everything is teetering off a cliff for most everyone in the ED .

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Robby and Dana going at each other may be the last straw. She's always been his biggest supporter and his "go to" for getting shite done.

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Glad Emma is okay physically at least, she’s a tough kid who decided to stay despite the assault.

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That part was wild. Dana " he slipped"

I have a feeling that situation isn't over yet, especially when the guy went off on the nicest person in the ED.

Stapling the guy's scalp.. "oops".

This really is a good show, wokeness aside.

Hostage situation in the ED where the doctors have to treat one or more of the perps.

Maybe a John Q situation?