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“ A phone. Obviously”

Right I forgot it was Friday which means Metro newsletter.

Right I forgot it was Friday which means Metro newsletter.

I dunno if it’s just me but storyline’s seem to have a much better flow and consistency to them with this (is it 10 or 12 week story arc). Dylan’s story hasn’t been the main story focused on in all 4 episodes so far, but because it plays a part in every episode and will throughout this arc it makes a huge difference - Stevie’s ongoing story has been very much the same. Rash’s story is getting a good amount of regular focus too.

When Dylan first joined it was obvious quite quickly how much he did really care about people but was scared to show it and seeing him over the years become a more comfortable showing it has been done so well.

Me tuning in as Dylan’s just on screen

Rewatching last episode again, and I was honestly a bit confused as to why Ethan wanted to go for the Jac Naylor award because i didn’t think it sounded like something he’d want, but then realised Ethan is very aware his career will more and likely be cut short.

Dylan being like Stevie needs some people skills to be nominated for the Clinical Lead development opportunity is definitely 50% realistically being right and 50% him making an excuse.

Been rewatching Casualty and the Stevie saying that a Clinical lead should be ‘kind and tolerable’ and I’m pretty sure people skills/ emotional behaviour ect.. has been brought up about each other too.

Only Dylan would walk like this and good for him

and the Iain and Faith storyline picking up again right as Dylan is struggling?

Feel like I’m only one of a few not bothered if they get Faith and Iain together, the last thing Dylan needs is to be in another toxic relationship. And I’m not sure about the argument that the writers are not giving Dylan’s relationships a chance - surely it’s more to with the fact that something is very clearly going on that makes Dylan fall in love the way he does and end up in these types of relationships.