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hey guys why do dana, langdon, duke, abbot, etc. all get to have heart to hearts with robby and really genuinely confront him about his issues and be portrayed as his close friends and equals meanwhile javadi is seeking approval from him(???) and mohan is apologizing to him(???) and al-hashimi gets her confidence absolutely shaken by him. like hey guys. why is the writing like that. what's different about javadi and mohan and al-hashimi do you think
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It is killing me to see people misunderstand Samira’s arc on the first season in order to justify whatever the fuck is happening this season. Her arc the first season is about the conflict between empathy and pacing and what the standard of care could and should be. The narrative doesn’t inherently present her as a bad doctor as some people seem to think. She solves the mercury poisoning case, bringing Collins around to respecting her methods, and she’s a good teacher, mentoring Javadi and Whitaker at various points in the season.
Not only that, but everyone seems to be forgetting her cool under the pressure of the MCI. My mistake, apparently being able to do basically combat medicine with a level head makes you terrible for emergency medicine! All because the white man who’s clearly projecting, has been noticeably biased against her to the point where she’s had to be defended by multiple of her other superiors, and had a full breakdown during the same event says that she’s not fit for emergency medicine.
Like do they realize how ridiculous they sound?
The entire time in the scene between Mohan and Robby, I was waiting for her to finally snap. It seemed like they were setting it up, with her being noticeably on edge when he started talking and her being defensively dismissive of his words. She has spent most of this season (and some of the previous one too) being spoken down to, belittled, and insulted by Robby, and without even a hint of apology he's back to trying to "help" (lecture/monologue at) her. She is well within her rights to tell him to shut the fuck up and stop talking to her. Or at the very least politely tell him to leave her alone.
But no. She apologizes to him. She says that it was all her fault. She was distracted, she let her work interfere with her job, she fucked up. Robby has to bear no responsibility for the fact that he has treated her so terribly. It's just tough love, isn't it? That's what we call insulting someone having a panic attack in front of her colleagues.
This is the heart of the issue for me. I don't mind Robby being a flawed character. I love when characters have complex feelings and motivations and behaviors. But when those flaws are never questioned by the narrative, when their bad behavior is never addressed or corrected, when a character gets to hurt people as much as they want with no repercussions, that's bad writing. And so far, I have not been shown that the writers of this show are truly interested in analyzing and addressing his flaws.
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i don't know, it's interesting how people keep saying that robby needs to be given grace for his treatment of his coworkers (especially javadi or mohan or al-hashimi) because of his severe mental health crisis. i don't disagree but he's already been given a massive amount of grace.
and kinda a double-standard to me. sepideh talks about this with dr. jilani - a woman could never, EVER, lash out the way dr. robby has been this season, at least not without being painted as hysterical and incompetent.
both things can be true: dr. robby is having a SEVERE mental health crisis AND the way he treats the women around him is unacceptable and inexcusable.
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In light of Mohan leaving, the fact that we’ve gotten pretty much no Santos and Mohan interaction this season and will not get more next season is so disappointing to me.
There’s so much potential for them to bond and for the show to explore the ways in which they parallel one another, but no, the writers would rather we spend more screen time on the motorcycle and than relationships between women in the workplace.
Both Mohan and Santos have been publicly berated, humiliated, and harassed by their superiors in the workplace. There is so much that could have been explored in what could have had the potential to be a solid and engaging narrative.
Santos jumped at the chance to take blame and protect Mohan when she made the wrong call with the seizure patient in s1, having her be completely unaware of Robby's rant post panic attack is such a missed opportunity.
Robby blows up at Mohan over her panic attack in a way that mirrors Langdon’s blow up at Santos? Robby riding Mohan for 2 seasons straight (it's implied it's a reoccurring issue so in reality who knows how long he's actually been at it) when he yells at Langdon for riding Santos so closely and not backing the fuck off on their first shift together? Robby does not practice what he preaches, he actively engages in the exact behavior he told Langdon off for. And yet there’s nothing to explore there? Its just supposed to be seen as an act of tough love from Robby when it so closely mirrors the verbal lashing Santos received from Langdon about the seizure patient? Are you serious?
It would have been so nice to see someone in Mohan's corner, someone who has also been made to question her place in the ED and her skills by a man in a position of power over her. It would have been to nice to see someone who is going through the same self doubt and shaken confidence talk to her and support her. She needs someone to be there to reassure her and flat out tell her that Robby's just being a little bitch and projecting his mommy issues, and I think Santos would be the perfect person for the job.
Even if not during season 2, having Santos and Mohan get closer during the time skip or over the course of season 3 would have been so good. Mohan is so outwardly empathetic and caring and Santos who feels like she really has to be jaded and keep walls up. They have so much they could learn from one another and I would have liked to see these two very different people coming together over a shared experience and helping each other grow from it.
It would also be great to see how it would impact Santos's perception of Robby and struggle with complex feelings that come from watching someone you trust so deeply engage in the same harmful behavior that hurt you in the past. Santos feels like Robby is the only person who gets things, he's the only person in that ED who she thinks is sane. Having Mohan and Santos bond would be a really great way to could jumpstart Santos' realization that Robby isn't actually infallible and that he's actually really fucked her over with his handling of the diversion (and that's its possible some of her anger is misplaced)
I just know the reason Santos and Mohan are kept as far apart as possible this season (esp. after the "mommy issues" bullshit scene) is because it would have painted Robby's treatment of Mohan in too harsh of a light if parallels were drawn between Langdon berating Santos, an action written to be viewed as objectively wrong, and Robby's belittling of Mohan, an act positioned to be viewed as tough love.
"I can't really comment because I don't know exactly what's going on there [...] I'm disappointed" is different from 'I'm disappointed even though we've all known this is where her arc is headed due to the way the show works', by the way. Like, not to out myself as someone who took way too many logic classes in undergrad, but there is simply no reason to say "I don't know exactly what's going on there" if the communicated reason for what's going on is legitimate. Because if that's the case, then there's no room for ambiguity. Everyone would know exactly what's going on — namely, a story-driven, long-forecasted decision based on an established revolving-door approach to casting. To not know implies that that explanation isn't true.
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screenshot not mine but i’d also like to call to attention the fact that supriya was tutoring even throughout season 1 because she was so genuinely worried she would be written out. why are we fulfilling her fears for no sensical reason? do yall know how hard it is for brown women to get roles? this is targeted
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watching spn forthe first time in the big ‘25 almost ‘26... the party ended five years ago and i just got here
Partnering aro culture is realizing that the reason your exes didn't think you were a good partner is probably because you experience platonic and romantic feelings the same way. They're synonymous to me. I act the same way with partners as I do with friends/vice versa. Love to me is just "this person is important to me and I like having them around".
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sometimes i like to pretend supernatural ended after season 11 because What The Fuck happened after that
so freeing to be aro lowkey. kissing's just a thing. hugging's just a thing. consent extends to all interactions. the boundaries of a relationship are solely determined by those involved. just do what you want and call it what you want the lines are made up reject the cages of society kiss your friends be gay platonicly no one who matters cares
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BEST QUEERBAIT TV SHOW - FINAL ROUND
Supernatural* (Dean Winchester/Castiel) vs. BBC Merlin (Merlin/Arthur Pendragon)
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