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my whitaker-centric Pitt page. hucklerobby/hucklerabbot 21. he/him. 🗣🇬🇧🇨🇵🇮🇹 frequent whitaker puppy poster 🐶

[puppiegracie]

mmm dennis whitaker waking up restrained to a hospital bed. the normally florescent white lights are dimmed, his vitals beeping steadily, IVs in his arms and a pulse ox on his finger. his first instinct is thrashing and yelling, gasping out pleas for help through panicked breathing.

robby steps into the room, shaking his head with a quiet tsk tsk tsk, and awfully, something twists in dennis's chest for a moment at the disappointment. robby rounds the bed as dennis starts to settle, mostly in shock, taking in the man he thought he trusted with wide, wet eyes. shh, now, little mouse. robby's hand comes up to brush lightly against dennis's cheek, and his first instinct is to snap his teeth, a cornered, scared dog.

robby only laughs, bright and delighted as he pulls his hand back. hey, hey, hey, now... no biting, little one. he hums in contemplation, and dennis watches as he pushes some sort of sedative, some sort of— whatever it is that makes dennis drowsy, takes the fight out of him, weakens his limbs. his eyes go heavylidded, and he desperately tries to keep them open.

oh, sweetie, you can sleep. doctor's orders, huh? get looots of rest... got a lot I wanna do with you, tomorrow, little mouse. robby's voice is low, gentle, the voice robby usually withholds for patients. dennis hates how soothing he finds it, hates how he wishes robby would keep talking sweet to him, eyes slipping silently down his temples. he can't even fight as the older man— his boss, his boss who he thought he knew— leans over, kisses soft at his pink lips.

dennis doesn't know why he doesn't try to bite again, maybe he's too tired. maybe it's the medicine coursing through his veins, or the hopelessness in his bones, maybe a mixture. he whimpers quietly as robby parts his mouth with his tongue, licking into him with a muffled groan. he pulls back, and dennis hates himself for hiccuping pitifully at the loss, more tears slipping from his tired eyes. they flutter shut, his consciousness slipping into oblivion as robby wipes spit off of his lips with the pad of a thumb, murmurs there you go. good boy. <3

[acecroft]

it's so unfortunate that people with stupid takes are allowed to watch my favorite media

[huevinadechoco]

S3 hair for Dennis (hopefully)

[splattergutz]

right now they could be filming a scene for s3 of dennis huffing robby’s sheets while he’s on sabbatical

[alexisneverokay]

dennis loves to suck robby's cock so much that it transcends just being a sexual attraction. he's so drawn to it and obsessed with it (and the man it's attached to) that there's no situation where he isn't craving the idea of stuffing it into his mouth and getting to work on it.

sure, he goes straight for it whenever he's horny, and robby's more than happy to have his pretty boy deepthroat him and send him to orgasm- but its so much more than that. dennis is sad? then he gets on his knees and suckles, knowing the warm weight and salty cum calm him down and cheer him up. he's tired? he flops between robby's legs and mouths over the head and slobbers over the shaft, drifting sleepily in contentment. dennis is angry and frustrated? nothing a good, hard suck can't fix.

he does it when he's bored, too. robby will be reading quietly and will see his boy padding towards him, looking downcast and idle. dennis will look at robby and give a deep sigh and blink his big blue eyes, and the older man will have his trousers unzipped and the fat cock in his hand immediately. anything to fill his boy's day with something enjoyable (and god, does dennis enjoy it).

it gets to the stage where robby is actively worried whenever dennis isnt between his legs and slurping away, assuming that he must be *really* upset to not gravitate to his cock. if denny's really lucky, he'll get to sleep between robby's legs for real (not just dozing), suckling away the whole time and unconsciously savouring the cum that occasionally blurted out.

robby loves to watch his boy busy himself by feasting on his dick. he'd call dennis a cock slut, a real desperate whore, if it wasn't for the fact dennis wasn't even horny most of the time. he just knew robby's cock in his mouth made him feel good, so there he stayed.

[doctor-hash]

i like that robby is so non judgmental about Baby Jane Doe’s mother. he probably empathized on a personal level but i think it’s important to highlight not making demonizing assumptions about birth/first mothers. there are many mothers who give their children up because they are struggling financially; imagine if we gave them proper support instead. struggling doesn’t automatically make someone a bad parent. we don’t why BJD was relinquished but i’m glad the show humanizes her mother instead of deferring to stereotypes.

[alexisneverokay]

hucklerobby wedding, but as well as traditional wedding rings, robby makes sure to have a pretty silver bar pierced through the underside of dennis's testosterone-engorged clit that shimmers against his slick pussy. you know, just to really drive home the fact that they're legally bound now.

[puppiegracie]

okay I'm only gonna talk about this ONCE and hope and pray I don't get shot and killed but I gotta say something.

the constant insistence that robby has no reason to doubt baran's skills, and so it must be because she's a woc, is so.. stupid. I'm sorry. it's stupid. I do think there's bias there, I think he's harder on women, but acting like it's the ONLY reason is absurd.

I have an irl friend who watched the pitt with her mother that worked in the medical field for years. in s1 she disliked Samira and had to warm up to her. in s2 she disliked Baran. why? because they both mentioned working at the VA, and the reputation for that was that they're all slow, bad doctors.

no, starting out, robby had no clue about her combat medicine or her more impressive shit. she doesn't show her "ER cowboy" side til much later, when she adapts. but at the beginning, all he knew was VA doctor. and it's not insane to think that maybe she couldn't handle the intensity and pace of an ER.

and that's not the only gripe, his first interaction of the show pretty much was Donnie calling Baran his "replacement", and obviously mentally ill "I need to be needed" Robby is gonna have a reaction to that. and Not a good one.

corporate is also using Baran, and pushing her, consulting her without asking the literal chief of the ED, so another thing for Robby (who hates corporate... duh) to contend with. is this her fault? no! but she is being purposefully used as the face of it. which I hope she eventually fully realizes. (I think similarly about Gloria— she's not some evil villain lmao, she's just another corporate pawn that happens to be a little higher than Robby. who is also a pawn, just a more "difficult" one.. which is why they're using Baran.)

also, yeah, it is "his" ED. he's not just attending, he's Chief. when somebody brand new comes in and immediately starts trying to push change, as a temp, before observing, that's going to cause more clashing. her early interactions with Trinity were scolding her, again, because even getting to know her. so she's coming in and changing up things in the ER that he runs and scolding his residents that he's responsible for.

I don't excuse any of robby's actions this season, he was too harsh on baran, he was disrespectful and unprofessional, and he does desperately need help. he has biases and I'm not saying there's NO basis for Robby being hard on Baran because she's a woman, I'm just saying that it's definitely not the only reason. and disclaimer I fucking adore baran.

[alexisneverokay]

okay I'll say it. i think season 2 was better than season 1. overall, it was better. rather than having to establish every character as a new one, we got to build on storylines and meet new characters at the same time, and through those new characters, we got to learn more about our existing ones too.

s2 is the best reprasentation of a mental health crisis that i have *ever* seen portrayed on screen. ever. it was done extremely thoughtfully and with great research, and robby has become a character that i (and many people i know) relate to on a deep level and feel seen by, as well as a character beloved by the medical community nigh globally. the importance of that cant be overstated.

s2, in my opinion, also carries what i consider to be a stronger message. because s1 was palatable for all, you see. everyone could accept that these people were absolute heroes who saved hundreds of lives after a shooting- well done, fantastic, i love it. everyone could understand a breakdown in private after that kind of a day because it did not challenge the viewer- if youd just seen hundreds of shooting victims and shouldered the death of your son-figures girlfriend, you'd cry too. but s2 carries something deeper that people don't want to see.

people don't want to see the aftermath, or the repercussions, or the impact that ripples through a community after those events. they want to wrap the shooting up in a bow, say well done, you saved almost everyone, give them a pat on the back and then leave it in the past. s2 did a fantastic job on refusing to do that (going down this route is also how they incurred criticism on pacing from people who are perhaps less inclined to think critically about the media they're watching, and what messages its sending that they aren't picking up on, but that's not the point here).

*every* character from s1 is impacted by the shooting long term and it reflects in their behaviour somehow. the new s2 characters are entering the department in the wake of tragedy that still hangs heavy, and now they have to navigate that environment while having a hazy and incomplete idea of what exactly happened in those hours. they come with their own traumas and personalities and they add layer after layer to the department.

choosing to not shy away from robby's deteriorating mental health is an absolute asset to the show in every way. and yes, it makes some viewers uncomfortable. but this is necessary. they show you the reality of mental strain and trauma, and show you how it impacts the community, and yet still leave you with hope for this man who is suffering.

in s1 you can brush robby's mental health away a little- close your eyes to adamson, call the breakdown a one-off, and say he'll be fine in the morning. s2 doesn't let you do that. it tackles issues head-on and makes you learn.

months after the finale, and a binge style rewatch of s1 and s2 back to back, it becomes clear to me that in my mind s2 is even more valuable than s1. they stuck to their guns and it payed off massively. its heartbreaking and sensational, and so, so needed. may s3 continue in the same way.

[pinkypixie23]

dennis is on his tippy toes btw and this is why they’re always late to work ☀️🧼🚿

[noah-wyles]

good luck to the cast and crew!!!

[abrilas-art]

Sometimes “Baby” is your blushing 50ish year old partner with piercings.

[alexisneverokay]

i am going to kill all the questura to death with a gun. because at this point having no questura will be more efficient than the service they currently pretend to provide. i love italian beauracracy.

[cokezerovape]

[alexisneverokay]

I cant wait to visit this website

[mjpens]

Pittlings 🫶🏻

[alexisneverokay]

trying some new lighting choices for the nest 🤔