[wutheringhits]

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art blog: @artmirb

[teathattast]

[memorycycle]

these teenagers and their dog are trying ruin our money laundering business. no tony put the gun down were doing this the old fashioned way. were gonna dress up as monsters and scare them

[videolottery]

The only media I ever watched was avatar the lost air bender and dnd podcasts can I write a novel to change the world?

[plumebeat]

the pitt women sketch dump

[tuna-jsgross]

Absorbing the many Kingdon parallels in the show [S2 Ep2 = S2 Ep12]

NERDS THEY’RE NERDSSS ren fair date asap nowwww

[dcartcorner]

i'm fine, actually

[texasbama]

Hellooooo night shift 🤤

[eloiscbridgerton]

THE PITT 2.12 – 6:00 P.M.

[robinavich]

I’m living in this tweet

[lissa]

1.04 “10:00 A.M.” vs. 2.10 “4:00 P.M.” | THE PITT

[pittofdespair]

Something I find interesting is that McKay seems to be the only person who consistently sees Javadi as a twenty year old girl.

Robby and Garcia and Shamsi and even Trinity look at Javadi and see the prodigy and they don't question how strange it is for her to be there. We see that in their reactions to Javadi making a mistake which is on par with or even smaller than the mistakes made by her peers. They treat her like in every situation, she should already know exactly what to do. It's not treated like a teaching moment like it is for other med students and interns. She fucked up and should have known better.

But McKay from day one sees Javadi and acknowledges how strange it is for her to be so young and where she is. She behaves almost maternally to her because I think Cassie puts in her a category more akin to Harrison than to her peers. She doesnt expect a level of emotional maturity from her that really doesn't make sense from someone that young. Instead, she talks to her. She actually teaches her instead of just assuming she's a prodigy with all the answers and berating her when she doesn't have them.

I'm glad that Javadi has one person in her corner and I will continue to believe that McKay is the most underrated character on the show.

[jesuis-assez]

[tcnysncrk]

It’s the way that Michael Robinavitch is putting Dennis on a pedestal bc to him Whitaker is the only one who hasn’t let him down and everyone else is letting their own personal issues get in the way of successfully running the ED (Look in the mirror Robby the call is coming from inside the house!!!) and I swear Whitaker is going to mess up later this season and Robby is just going to explode

[melsglasses]

that whole hopital is miserable

[chaseadrian]

al-hashimi owns this pitt already THE PITT 2.10, "4:00 PM"

[fujodotcom]

the idea of the pitt literally telling us that santos, like everyone in the show, is a flawed individual that can be justified in her personal feelings towards langdon and have been deeply and undeniably affected by his actions and deserve formal acknowledgement of that, but by being argumentative to a senior (yes, senior) resident who verifiably knows more than her as evidenced by the attending* in front of a patient is highly unprofessional AND her explicit martyrdom by convincing herself people dislike her for what she did to langdon and not, as exampled in every episode of this show thus far, the way she chooses to treat people… is a Character Flaw. and the idea that the pitt can use all of that to build a case for a compelling and sympathetic and clearly moving character and some of you STILL log on to tumblr.com to uwu she’s just a girl trinity santos? put the pitt down open jstor.org today we’re all going to learn what a story is