This show was really fun and did a great job showcasing the crazy amount of rogues batman has along with his relationships with the dc heroes. Each relationship was different snd unique.
New to the Reddit. Just finished seasons 1 and 2 today.
The only medical drama I’ve ever invested in was “House” and I’m aware that nothing about house was realistic.
The PITT however! Man oh man!! This show is a wild ride from start to finish (as you all know). It’s heightened my appreciation for first responders and medical professionals (all of them).
Looking forward to s3.
I noticed that the formula for season 2 was similar to season 1 but the impact shifted to the other characters instead of the same ones.
For example:
the new rn that was being trained got punched in the face similar to Dana
Olgavie lost a patient due to an oversight same as huckleberry and carried similar feelings but huckleberry was helped to push thru it differently.
Al-Hashimi had this overarching issue same as Robby did and in the final 2 episodes we got clarity.
The ransomware attack carried a similar weight to the mass shooting in that it pushed the staff beyond their limits.
I can’t wait to see how the writers shake things up in s3.
I hope Dr Al-Hashimi comes back. She grew on me and I love that similar to Robby she carries some serious baggage.
I don’t care for Santos (which means the actor is doing a stellar job).
Etc etc etc. you get it. Glad to be associated with this show going forward.
and im still underwhelmed at the finale. I realize this whole season was a mislead. In the first few episodes the prophecy was that the one destined to destroy apocalypse would rise from his cradle. well... that was never Nathan. it was actually Rogue. did Rachel know that? did she know that the only way to defeat apocalypse was to feed Nathan so that he would force events to lead to rogue defeating apocalypse?
with the season being so short, having multiple plots just doesn't do it for me anymore. I would love if they focused on the main story given that its only 10 episodes.
I get that the world needs to be built and in the 90s we had this similar format but back then we had longer seasons compared to now.
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So I could be wrong but after reading the season 1 tie in comic and watching season 1 I noticed that Storm’s “suit” just materializes on her body similar to Thor. Is that a byproduct of controlling the elements? Or am I thinking too deep?. 🤔
This is so much funnier on the second watch.
Im convinced they changed the writing team or brought back an old one. something is different. Even this latest episode it was weird and then surprised me in a way I couldn't predict.
This lives rent free in my head
How was it that Rick evolved into a caveman and nobody else did? 🤔
I’m here for this entire ride.
This season keeps getting better and better. It’s been a long time since I’ve had the confidence that the next episode will top the last.
I also love how the fandom is in full agreement.
This isn’t an attempt to bash the actor. Just the direction. Was there a reason that they made her less broody? The dynamic between her and Ty Lee worked because they were opposite and yet effective in balancing one another out. It’s a major element to the story imo.
