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Naomi Wirthner as Molly Doran in s2 & s3 of Slow Horses

Kerry Weaver, was a physician in the NBC television series ER. She arrives at County General as Chief Resident, and later becomes an attending physician, is promoted to Chief of Emergency Medicine, and finally becomes the Hospital Chief of Staff.

Very little of Weaver’s background is revealed to the audience in her early episodes. The character exhibits a limp in her gait, which is aided by the use of a forearm crutch. This was later revealed to be caused by congenital hip dysplasia in episode 14 of season 11.

She is ambitious, craves authority, and tends to be excessively bureaucratic in her approach. Her administrative position often requires her to make unpleasant decisions that draw hostility from her fellow physicians. [wiki]

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SCOTT: But this scene, the way it was written- I've got the script here so I'm just gonna say a couple of things. He talks about "Every day people come in here poking and prodding me like a piece of meat, sticking catheters in places you don't even wanna know about. The big adventure right now? The commode. I gotta go at the same time every day so my body learns to crap on cue." And it just keeps on going. But they cut some of it out. After the Lyla bit he says "Oh, I'm forgetting the best news of all, finally achieved an erection today and they tell me I'm not allowed to ejaculate." And Riggins for the first time speaks in the scene and goes "Why?" And I said "Well, yeah, see I mentioned that because I knew it was the one thing to get you to pay attention. Something about urinary tract infections or some such, I'm not accepting it, believe me I'm going for a second opinion on that one. Point is, I'm going grade-A bonkers in here."

The captain of a submarine and son of a legendary pirate nicknamed "Krakenbane".

He tries to make himself known in the Oceanic Shard and try to live up to his mother's name but apparently to no avail.

Because he has his left arm missing, Quincy won't be able to fight in the heists so he acts more like a Mission Control for his crew. [tvtropes]

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Della Duck made her animated debut in the television series DuckTales, first appearing at the end of the two-part season finale “The Shadow War!” on August 18, 2018.

She is a seasoned pilot and adventurer, having once accompanied Donald and their uncle, Scrooge McDuck, on globe-trotting expeditions. The mystery surrounding her disappearance serves as the emotional core of the show’s narrative.

Unique to the series, however, is the character’s depiction as an amputee. As revealed in the episode “What Ever Happened to Della Duck?!“, Della’s leg was injured in the crash, resulting in her amputating the limb and instilling a robotic prosthetic in its place.

The showrunners collaborated with the Amputee Coalition of America in portraying Della as an amputee. According to Youngberg and Angones, they did not want Della’s disability to define her character, as “she's dealing with a lot of other things,”.

They explicitly wanted to avoid portraying her as “the amputee hero”. Rather, the circumstances surrounding Della’s disability highlight the perseverance and overall spirit of her character, proving that “nothing would stop her." [wiki]

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Amaya is a warm, caring, and strong woman who deeply cares about her family and is willing to fight to protect them.

She is also incredibly loyal to her late older sister, Sarai, acting as a mother-like figure to Callum and Ezran in Sarai's place, placing their safety and well being above all else.

She is Deaf and communicates through sign language. Her close friend and trusted lieutenant Gren is her primary sign language interpreter.

In battle, Amaya is immensely strong and brutal, often using her shield as a sort of battering ram to deliver blunt attacks to her foes.

According to Sarai, Amaya's deafness is part of why she has a stronger awareness and strategic sense than any other general.

Consequently, her fighting style can be somewhat destructive, as she leveled an entire game room in the process of fighting and subduing Rayla. Her fighting prowess is on par with that of Janai, her future wife, a Sunfire Elf knight renowned for her ferocity in combat. [wiki]

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I Hear the Sunspot (Japanese: ひだまりが聴こえる, Hepburn: Hidamari ga Kikoeru) is a Japanese manga series by Yuki Fumino, serialized in the semi-monthly boys' love manga anthology Canna since December 22, 2013.

College student Taichi Sagawa learns that his lonely classmate, Kohei Sugihara, is deaf, and he enrolls in a part-time job to take notes for him in exchange for food. As the two become more acquainted with each other, they develop a strong friendship that eventually turns into love.

A live-action film adaptation of the first volume was released on June 24, 2017. A separate live-action television drama adaptation began broadcasting on TV Tokyo on July 3, 2024. [wiki]

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Speechless is an American television sitcom that aired on ABC from September 21, 2016, to April 12, 2019. The sitcom explores the serious and humorous challenges a family faces with a teenager with a disability.

JJ — a high schooler who has a biting wit and sense of humor, and is diagnosed with cerebral palsy. JJ communicates by using headgear with a laser pointer to indicate various words, letters, and numbers on a board attached to his wheelchair. [wiki]

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