don't gotta tell me it's a war, champ

random fandom stuff happens here

[halles-comet]

funniest part of the show when niall tries to get $2000 by using homophobia guilt on his mother who is also gay

[pierpointco]

Industry S4.02 "The Commander and The Grey Lady"

[heathercollinsmd]

i ship other things but there is something to be said about Mel not understanding Santos' sarcasm so frequently that she just gives up and starts being genuine and honest with Mel to communicate & thereby suddenly bonds with her in ways she hadn't been able to with many other people

[melodramas]

what working a 15 hour shift with the devil himself does to a woman

[timothyolyphant]

THE PITT S02E13

[alhashimis]

the pitt s2e12

[wulfhalls]

they really just dropped al hashimi into this war zone of interpersonal conflicts like a paratrooper getting swept up by an unexpected current ending up way off target and behind enemy lines no back up no contact with hq no nothing 😭 she's just being competent at her job and really honestly trying to meet everyone at their level while her colleagues are saw trapping each other on the clock 😭

[coldasyou]

Um, the shredder jammed.

[silostosstuff]

You know what would've been an excellent storyline??? Robby coming back from his sabbatical and learning that Dr Samira "SlOw-Mo" Mohan is thriving under the supervision of an attending that doesn't talk down on her

[rahnesinclair]

Al-Hashimi is like "I've only been here for one day and witnessed five separate mental health crises and only two of them were patients, that ratio is absolutely unacceptable."

[mistandshcdow]

“we need more complex female characters” you cannot handle baran al hashimi

[maddytrout]

It has occurred to me that perhaps this is not the first man in Trinity Santos’ life that got the opportunity to waltz back into it with minimal to zero consequence despite the troubling and severe nature of the crime that he committed while everyone around her makes excuses for him and minimizes the damage he caused……..

[paternosters]

Al-Hashimi’s switch up on Langdon is completely logical given that she’s now recontextualized the Langdon/Santos beef. It’s likely not even about the stealing—it’s about the fact that she can now connect the dots that Langdon was a senior resident retaliating against an intern who reported him for a legitimate reason. Her understanding of how he handles power has completely shifted. Not to mention Langdon also spoke with deliberate vagueness when Al-Hashimi asked him DIRECTLY about the nature of the issue with Santos. Now that she knows the truth, his evasiveness in that prior exchange is probably more damning than the actual info. If anything, she might even take it as Langdon trying to manipulate HER (and lowk he was, just to protect himself).

So of course she’s now gonna make sure he’s not steamrolling over Javadi (even if that wasn’t his intent). She probably has questions about his treatment of those who rank lower than him and is moving quickly to put up guardrails until she has a better picture of what’s going on. I’m interested to see what she does next or if she takes any action this season at all, but so far I appreciate how often we’ve seen her immediately reorient herself to protect the most vulnerable person/people in a situation.

[lesbianshepard]

[warningsine]

[skulandcrossbones]

deadloch saying "there are no good cops" and "good people cannot work within the carceral system without compromising what makes them good" and "the compromises good cops make hurt marginalised people just as much as the actions of intentionally bad cops" and then actually following through on those statements by having dulcie and eddie quit rather than continue to uphold a broken and harmful and corrupt system (even with good intentions) is actually so powerful we can retire the procedural completely i think

[swallowedabug]

Deadloch 2.06 (2026)