oh wait a fucking minute they’re kind of chipping away at my heart right now

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oh wait a fucking minute they’re kind of chipping away at my heart right now
PROFILER, PROFILED
Also the contrast between how Al-Hashimi brought up geriatrics fellowship to Mohan vs how Robby brought up a geriatrics fellowship to Mohan (with the obvious backhanded compliment at the end there) is just. So cinema
I fear I relate
I haven't seen anyone mention it yet, so I'm just gonna leave this here:
"Amor fati" and "Memento mori" are tattooed on Robby's arms....
This makes me feel a certain way and I don't like it
I really do not miss the "police and espionage' angle Supernatural had in season 2. This is my least favourite part of my rewatch so far.
I hate cops, especially when they are making Sam and Dean's jobs diffiicult
I hate the fact that Dean is on a wanted list and that's the plot of a lot of the season
Can we just please get back to the monsters and demons and Sam and Dean on the road squabbling like children.
The Pitt s2 ep12 spoilers
"The night shift baby"
BOOM SHAKALAKA YES GAWD 😝🥵
MATEO WE MISSED YOU 😔
Does anyone else have the sneaking suspicion that Javadi may get into hot water with her tiktok account..?
As in, she's seen this episode trying to upload her video of the ice agents arresting Jesse which in turn could lead to an influx of people discovering her Dr J account.
Now Javadi is still a med student, I believe, she's no doctor yet. She may be licensed to practice (idk how the med field works, bite me) but she certainly isn't licensed to provide advice to anyone that isn't a patient of hers.
I have no clue what topics Dr J covers on her tiktok, maybe it's general advice, but if she's going outside of her scope and providing specific advice she may be opening herself up to professional misconduct and could trigger a mandatory reporting to regulatory authorities.