#sestra

When Allison disappears for a couple episodes I think “I wonder if she had a conflict? are they covering a pregnancy or something?” before remembering that IT’S THE SAME ACTRESS!

The voices, the physicality - far beyond the costuming because there’s the times the clones swap and there are subtle ways to tell the differences.

Ari Collins’ Castor clones are way more similar. And things like the Battlestar Cylons don’t touch what Tatiana accomplished.

It’s an acting masterclass that she should have won way more awards for.

@werewolfsmile: Buck will never leave Eddie and Chris. he's way too loyal and he also has abandonment issues so he's not gonna abandon them. So if Eddie never figures things out, I reckon Chris will eventually take matters into his own hands.

So I mostly started watching the Pitt to feel close to my sister who is premed and also lives in the titular city. But I started enjoying it. I was hesitant at first because I haven’t watched a medical drama since acquiring medical trauma

But this show does so many things so well! Various characters from different backgrounds of differing ability, age, race, and demographic? Check. Acknowledging the medical struggles of updating one’s gender? Yep. Making sure deafness is listed in the chart of a patient so they can get the care they need? Uh huh. And prioritizing finding a translator for patient that doesn’t speak English? You bet.

I can’t say that anything is or ever will be perfect but it’s encouraging to see this content and that these things are important to people in light of current events.