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does anyone know when the losing dogs start winning
Sure, the narrative principle of Chekhov’s gun has its limits, taken literally, it would make any story predictable.
Still, it remains a broadly relevant tool, and I’m pretty sure that if Chekhov had loved The Pitt S1, he’d have reached for his gun in frustration after watching S2.
And here’s a list probably not even exhaustive of all the Chekhov’s guns that were apparently just there for decoration :
Al‑Hashimi already knowing Samira and Mel ? -> Completely pointless. She has no meaningful interaction with Mel, and the little she has with Mohan, or about Mohan, could just as well have been with someone else. Nothing was done to build any specific dynamic with Robby regarding his mentorship arc throughout the season. Even the scene after the panic attack could've happened about literally anyone, because Robby had just crossed every possible line.
The supposed "boundary work" around Whit(t)aker ? → absolutely no payoff. He still leaves with Amy and pockets Robby’s keys. And the Langdon subplot only matters if you’re watching through Santos’s lens ; but for him, it’s narratively empty. His dynamic with Langdon was never presented as a boundary problem in the first place. It just shows up out of nowhere, and sure, we can make all the conjectures we want about his hometown, his family, his friendship with Santos…that doesn’t change the fact that the show never set anything up on screen about him having a direct issue with Langdon.
Everything related to Mohan ? -> a shameful waste. mirrored dynamic with Robby ? Never developed. He’s almost consistently snide with her, and there’s no real moment where he reflects on how he treats her. Her mother and New Jersey thread ? Nothing. Her fellowship search ? Nothing. The tease with Abbot about a recommendation letter, which could have led to an actually interesting scene about her place in the ER, also goes nowhere. Her role as an R4 who’s supposed to manage the other residents and report back to Robby ? Completely forgotten. Interactions with Langdon now that they were both R4s, both in conflict with Robby ? Of course not. Nothing that was set up ever led to anything new for her.
Al-Hashimi’s approach, which is completely different from Robby’s -> What was the point in the end ? Other than making us understand that Robby was kind of right to doubt her from the start… And yes, you can say whatever you want "you’re not watching the show properly, that’s not the moral, they show her as competent the whole time,.." okay, sure, and ? That doesn’t change the fact that, after spending an entire season always finding something to disqualify her, their final exchange is literally Robby spelling out, point by point, that she shouldn’t be working there and that he’s going to talk to the administration. And in her last scene, Al‑Hashimi basically proves him right by not going home. There were a thousand different ways they could have handled it.
When it was finally her moment to snap, they didn’t give her the space to do it, even though it was completely legitimate. Robby still got the last word.
+ The AI question ? No follow‑through. Their philosophies on how to run an ED ? No conclusion. Al‑Hashimi discovering the mess he keeps sweeping under the rug ? No real fallout. She clearly sees the massive red flags in his mental health, yet she never truly confronts him, even though it keeps blowing up in her face. And don’t come at me with realism, this is a written story. They chose what to show. There was clearly a missed arc with Al‑Hashimi’s introduction in The Pitt and her relationship to Robby.
Instead of Abbot once again, she should’ve been the one pushing Robby to confront his emotional management but noooope... She was just another casualty of his volatility.
Mckay -> sorry, but you were just the functional character this season. Nothing about her social life, nothing about the stress of being out of sync with her own emotions. She was just there to deliver the season's big lessons.
And don’t start telling me it’s all build‑up for season 3. They’ve made it pretty clear that’s not how they structure their seasons. And honestly, they should’ve built season 2 with at least some narrative conclusions, not with more open doors than at the start of the season, given the show’s format.
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only two weeks to go until kingdon week!! we are so excited <333
because i'm sure i'm not alone being behind on my @kingdonweek stuff....
every time you see this post on your dash, you gotta work on it (add a couple sentences, make a new gif, draw a bit more, etc.)
WE CAN DO THIS!!!! 💪🔥🤗
cutie pie :)
MEL KING THE PITT S02E15 "9:00PM"
his wife has filled his house with chintz to keep it real i fuck him on the floor
just in case no one ever heard it yet. here's the "stick with me" aka my namesake and it's the red sauce that makes me go crazy and hurt others and myself
(i believe there was a script transcription that showed he was saying it to mel but i haven't found it yet)
A remake of my first Kingdon gifset, first posted a year ago today
. ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ Snowstorm . PT 1 / 9
Huhu! 🙇♀️ Huhu! I wanted to try something a little out of my comfort zone, so here’s a Kingdon comic 🙇♀️
The inspiration came to me because I started thinking about what might happen at the end of Season 3 hihii…. 🫰
mel king telling frank langdon "we don't always get things right the first time" and reassuring him that he would have corrected course and saved grady because THAT'S HOW HE TREATS HER
he doesn't let up on jokes because he knows it takes her a few extra seconds to understand. she watched him absolutely bomb working with terrance, but learn how to do better with herself and becca.
she knows he's capable of being patient and willing to change his behavior FOR HER so ofc that applies to all his patients and furthers her unwavering trust in him
melbunny and her ally
mel seems like a stronger believer that an unjust law is no law at all. that's why she's fine donating blood during the mci without being screened because she know she can save someone's life because of it or continuing to treat flynn even if the mother says stop (take this one lightly, because she'd already gotten consent.)
mel giving blood THE PITT 01.12 "6:00PM"
langdon's soft little "stick with me" to mel that is only heard and not seen after the two women fight in the waiting room is always playing in my mind
langdon has been greeted by mel twice, when he came back for the mci and she yelled you’re here! and when she jumped at him and grabbed his bicep. so even when he sees her every day at work, he’s expecting a big hug and lots of cooing and heavy petting from her each morning. he feels pretty entitled to it actually, cos that’s just always how she’s reacted to him.
psssssst ch 5 is up 🫡