IN THE EYE OF A HURRICANE THERE IS appendicitis

I think the reason Doctor Odyssey is so great is because all of the plotlines (both the personal melodrama of the characters and the actual medical emergencies) feel like the kind of plotlines that a show would usually only pull out like ten seasons after the show has already run it's natural course but Doctor Odyssey has had that manic, this-might-as-well-happen energy since episode 1 like what do you mean we're getting zombie apocalypse, appendectomy in a hurricane, shark attacks, syphillis epidemic, threesome in the suicide episode, John Stamos with auto-brewery syndrome, pregnancy, exploratory surgery with no blood antibiotics or power, accidental straight couple on the gay cruise, butch lesbian assists in an impromptu double amputation, and Angela Bassett and we're barely halfway through SEASON 1.

Me @ Doctor Odyssey:

The thing about Doctor Odyssey is that it's a weird and not particularly realistic medical procedure which is actually a campy show about queer people which is also maybe a show about something entirely different and sometimes it makes you cry.

*despacito plays*

So bear with me, I don't know how to do this the proper way with the embedding and all. But let me tell you that it is very obvious Sean Teale and Joshua Jackson were told to dial their chemistry down, the one we saw in the first part of Doctor Odyssey because WHAT IS THIS 🙏💗😭

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