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Who knew just a little bit of dick would fix him????

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WHAT THE HECK

part 2 coming soon ;—;

TURN OFF AUDIO OR YOULL HEAR MY ANNOYING ASS VOICE TALKING TO MY FRIENDS

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When I said I needed the writers of the Pitt to stop putting cheap drama over reality, that's exactly what I meant.

When I said I knew that Langdon's addiction would be used as a tool for cheap drama that's exactly what I meant.

Because what the fuck do you mean Al-Hashimi didn't know? What the fuck do you mean she knows he is in a PHP program but she isn't smart enough to put two and two together? Where exactly did she think he found the drugs? What is this ridiculous parallel world where medical professional don't know that their peer had an addiction problem and/or fueled that addiction right here at the workplace? Are they all stupid and blind? What do you mean he got himself into a PHP program and no one, from colleagues to admin, was none the wiser? And his return was not clearly laid out? Did they even look at what a PHP entail? Langdon himself talks about his addiction. What are we doing here??

Once again, for the folk in the back, when a hospital has an addict, it's an open secret. Everyone knows. The others hospitals around know. Hell, the entire region know most of the time.

What are we doing here?

#the pitt #frank langdon #dr robby #al hashimi #what even are we doing here?#cheap drama #I knew it #I called it #I despise it #the problem when you work in healthcare and watch these shows #is that stuff like that just makes you go nuts!#I am so so tired of this #the disappointment is real #and is there one person in that ED who is an actual professional and doesn't let their personal view dictate their professional behavior?

In Episode 6 of Wild Life, Scott was the first to promise Etho that the Gs don’t kick people out for “being a bad teammate”. Etho was insistent that he was going to be kicked out for being a terrible teammate and that he just needed to know what his punishment would be.

In the finale of Wild Life, Etho, loyal to the Gs, took Scott’s last life while aiming for someone else.

Etho promised that he would be a bad teammate, and Scott said “that’s okay. You are still loved” and it was ultimately Scott’s fatal decision. Etho killed the man who was quickest to accept him for all his flaws.

Scott was one of the two main people negotiating the deal that got Etho to join the Gs.

Scott had trusted Etho about as much as you can trust someone in a death game.

It was an accident.

He had been aiming for Joel.

He had been trying to save Scott.

He was betraying his family for Scott, and he still got it wrong.

Despite all of the doubt everyone showed him and his loyalty to the Gs, despite all of the teams Etho had been on good terms with and could’ve picked from, Etho prioritized his promise to Scott, and he made a mistake that he couldn’t take back.