#dr. robby watching whitaker explain the 'moment of silence' to the student doctors the same way he did on whitaker's first day :')
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#dr. robby watching whitaker explain the 'moment of silence' to the student doctors the same way he did on whitaker's first day :')
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jack abbot in the pitt | 2.08
Heated Rivalry | 1.03 Hunter
Frank Langdon
King & Langdon 2.13 I 7.00 pm
I have only been in love with one person.
When approaching this storyline, Ferrigno Jr. looked to one of last year’s most memorable television episodes. The Last of Us Season 1 Episode 3 was a masterpiece of an hour, and it profoundly impacted the actor and his approach to the closing moments of 9-1-1 Season 7 Episode 4. “I saw that, and I was blown away,” Ferrigno Jr. says of The Last of Us episode. “Because it had nothing to do with them, it was two souls connecting, and so many analogies ran through my head. He’s learning to walk, but it’s this love. Chad Lowe, who directed the episode, brought that up, and he said it was a smart decision for me to do... It’s time just to be a tender, vulnerable guy. And I was working on Tommy, connecting with Buck in a real moment, similar to Nick Offerman in The Last of Us. And honestly, it was beautiful...” — Lou Ferrigno Jr. Talks Return to 9-1-1, Tommy’s Past & New Romance ↳ for @26-cats-in-a-trenchcoat 🐱🧥💕
#surprise joel you're a girldad again
The Last Of Us, S01E06 / S01E08