Patrick, 0:44: "I think there was a hope that once I did my time, so to speak, once I went off and did the work, I would be able to come back and have a mature conversation and own my part in what went wrong."
Yeah, a mature conversation is not happening with Robby, not right now.
(continued) "But I think a lot of things were said at the end of season 1, that were said out of pain or were said out of desperation and injured this relationship in a very real way. Whenever you're going along making amends and taking the ownership for the damage that you've cost, you can't try to control other people's experience of that amends. You have to just show up and try to do your part and leave space for them to have their own experience on their own time. And that's what Robby's doing."
That sounded like something from Patrick's experience (even Katherine was nodding along). Plus, it's such a mature way to look at things. I'm so excited to see where it takes Frank.
Interviewer, 3:02: "[Whitaker] still doesn't have his new badge yet. Like there's still something going on with him." Gerran: "Yeah..."
Their faces say it all, especially on the second one. 👀 Whitaker and his inappropriate work relationship? What could it possibly be that could also affect his badge (that isn't Robby, go away)? 👀 Gloria? 😁
7:14: "...when this big trauma is coming in?" Taylor: "Who's to say there is?" "It's July 4th." (laughs)
Taylor tried to take that spoiler down and the interviewer kind of went, "Duh, July 4th?"
Also, with Patrick's "...which is not sad at all" from another interview, about s2? Ohhh, this tracks. 👀👀 Drama will be draming?
Sepideh, 9:47: "...as the shift goes on, as the show progresses, you see the ways in which [Robby and AL Hashimi] are completely out with each other and the ways in which they are harmonizing beautifully. And they're force growth upon each other. [...] [Robby] is forced to work with Dr Al Hashimi."
Sounds like we might be getting this forced romance in the future. 🙄🙄🙄 Siiigh. Can a man and a woman just stay platonic for once. Can't she become a friend in the future, not romance. Or just come in, do the job, then leave. No relationship of any way formed.
Sepidrh, 11:12: "Robby sort of drowns himself in his work and gives himself to everyone else to help, be auae it's a part of his pirpose, sort of this mission statement, but also to distract from his own world."
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Shawn, 11:25: "...it's like Abbot was saying, 'You should really call my therapist because you'll have some crap to deal with.' And that's what s2 is about, did Robby take Abbot's advice? We'll have to see."
I think the answer might be clear enough already. 😂 Robby must suffer and keep distracting himself, that's his tactic.
11:44: "...because when I looked that up, that's how much time it takes to recover from some motorcycle accident injuries." (Wells and Gemmill laugh) Wells: "We shoulda looked that up!" Gemmill: "Well done!" [...] "... And as the season progresses, [Robby's] behavior becomes more and more concerning to some or the other coworkers. [...]"
I don't trust Wells ever since Shameless, so 👀👀 But yeah, could be true.
Gemmill, 13:09: "There may be a rooftop scene at the end, but not what kind you expect."
Chopper robbylangdon scene???? Or maybe another one, hmm. I'm not sure they'd give that away so easily through a trailer. 🤔
SPOILERS ABOUT MEL'S LAWSUIT INCOMING.
Gemmill, 13:20: "It was Mel because she was the one who performed the spinal tap on the patient in question. [...] Mel is not the only one who's named in the lawsuit, but, you know, someone like Ellis, she's not gonna give a damn."
I WAS RIGHT. Ehehehe. That mom 🙄🙄🙄 Robby probably saved that kid's life by convincing the father to do the spinal tap.
Wells, 14:06: "And to realize that, as a physician, you are likely to be sued and likely to be sued several times. And that you're just trying to do your best. And it's very infrequent that the malpractice as such as anything other than just being a human being. I think it's important to point that out because now she's being sued for what we actually saw. You know, it's one of the reasons why out healthcare system is so expensive." Gemmill: "And she's being sued for something that has been done to help to save this kid's life."















