The Pitt (HBO Max) TV Show • Page 11

Yeah, I think Santos sucks and the motivating factor for her coming forward was the animosity between the two. I think her and Langdon are both somewhat vindictive people, or at the very least, jerks.

 

I feel like Jake being a GSW victim is a little too much for what the show is trying to portray. I feel like his GF getting hit, and the added pressure on Robby will be an interesting story to explore.

 

I think Santos bad traits will get exposed again if (when) they bring back Langdon

 

prestige tv pod theorized langdon gets brought back as an all hands on deck type situation to deal with the volume of victims from the shooting

 

Would make the most sense. Bring him back and sort the rest out once people from the rest are all stabilized in one way or another.

 

No doubt he comes back

 

Wonder if there was a reason Langdon was frantically calling Robby other than "please give me my job back". Some people on Twitter seem to think it has something to do with the shooting.

 

Eh, I dunno. He spoke with Dana, didn’t he? Feel like he wouldn’t hold back info about that for only Robby.

 

I liked that kinda fake out where they made us think Robby was keeping the pills for himself, and then he just gives them back to the original patient.

 

Yeah, I was about to be very annoyed with the show, haha.

 

Nah I figured he was going to try and cover it up and then decided not to, not that he was going to take them.

 

The latest episode of The Pitt was brilliant but man that ending.. I am not prepared what's about to happen in the next episode

 

I never thought Robby was going to take the pills, I think he was going to flush them.

 

I mean when he decided not to flush them, my mind went to he's pocketing them

 

I think flushing was the route of clearing Langdon completely. Having the evidence of them existing guilts Langdon.

 

If he wanted to keep it as evidence, he would not have offered them to the patient they belonged to.

 

This episode had a big moment in the arc of Dr. Mohan that went kind of overlooked. Earlier in the season she lectured Santos about "not bringing your own baggage into the job, your personal perspective is irrelevant to this", and this episode you see her get to the point where she breaks her own code.

 

Giving someone bup that isn’t in withdraw is actually dangerous so it was weird Dr Robby said it isn’t.

 

this show is getting kind of ridiculous

everyone would quit at the end of this day lol

 

maybe his stepson and/or stepson's gf are totally ok and they don't have to take him into trauma and have a super dramatic penultimate episode about trying to save his and/or her life

show is stretching my sense of reality a bit towards the end which is what first drew me in. that baby puppet didn't help

 

Wait, is this a documentary?

 

Saw this and instantly thought about it being a storyline on this show lol

 

My gf worked in an ER and this really isn’t that far removed from reality

 

Kinda wonder if Jake’s girlfriend was on incel kid’s list.

My friend’s son was on this show (he’s the ping pong kid with the hurt foot) and I watched just for him, but I’m hooked now. He’s also Rufus on Locke & Key if anyone watched that too.

I’ve actually never watched ER. Might have to now.