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A lot of nostalgia bating with music and referances to the first film. Miranda is smiling a lot for some reason (the scene in the and where she reads Andy's draft of an article doesn't hit as much because of it). Emily is weird. Andy's boyfriend is unnesesary. Miranda flying in economy was a scene straight out of fanfic. Nigele's story was just sad. He stayed and IS staying with Miranda. Miranda's scene where she calls Nigele a "friend" is unearned and therefore cringe as hell. A lot has happened in this movie (Irv's death wtf was that). Emily's blonde hair in the end scared me.

People are upset at writers of the pitt for forgetting women storiylines, but forget that whitaker does not have storyline at all this season. He does nothing if u think about it. We never even see him perform a medical procidure when it wasn't in a comedic setting. He does NOTHING. Same goes for McKay - her only story this season is her wanting to get laid and getting a date, but than she just disapiers for the majority of the season. And when you are watching episodes week after week you really don't notice it, 'cause you are invested IN the actual storylines that exist this season. But if you think about it, it is a problem with a lot of characters - they have no reason to be in the show. They act not like the series regulars, but as props and side characters. Nurse Jessy had more compelling story this season than McKay. And I am honestly pissed about it.

Charakters that were given storylines: Robby, Javadi, Al-Hashimi, Santos, Langdon, Mohan, Mel and Dana (and Emma as a prop for Dana's story).

Which... Out of all this charakters, the majority of their storys somehow united/became about Robby at some point.

Dana's story this season was all about her PTSD, struggles with mental health and feeling of hopelessnes when she could not protect her protege (Emma) and she got hurt, BUT it all got dropped in ep14 and all she talked about with Abbot was how to save Robby from killing himself.

Santos' story is about mental health struggles and about Langdon.

Langdon's storyline is about struggling with addiction BUT it's also about his reletionship with Robby.

Mel's story is about her sister.

Javadi's story is about her relationship with her parents and trying to understand herself and grow as a person. And Robby, who is trying to support her in his fucked-up way.

Samira's story is about finding herself, much like Javadi's. BUT it is also about Robby who is riding her and makes her mental health worse.

Al-Hashimi's storyline... you know what? Fuck it. I'm tired. IS ALSO REALLY HEAVILY CONNECTED TO ROBBY AND HIS ASSHOLE BEHAVIOR.

And look, I really didn't mind it. I actually think it is good represantation of how people who struggle can make it everyone else's problem (without meaning to). But when the fin of the s2 is literally 40 min of medical procedures, all of the other characters charting, all of the staff convincing robby not to kill himself... ja-da-ja-da... oh yeah, we hinted at Baran's health problem, probably should touch that... robby please don't kill yourself... fireworks.

You hear me? Like, Robby IS an accurate representation of mental health crisis. He actually reminds me A LOT of myself when I was at the lowest, struggling with depression, BUT FOR FUCKS SAKE YOU CAN'T JUST DROP OTHER PEOPLE'S STORYLINES WHEN IT IS CONVINIENCE FOR YOU.

Did Dana give a report to the police? She punched a patient, remember? I am glad that Javadi relised what she wants to do, but what about Samira? She just accepted geriatricts? Why? And it's all more sad, 'cause we won't even see her next season! Mel and Santos are friends now, great. I am glad they found each other, but fucking hell you can't hint at struggles with mental health all season and then do NOTHING about (Santos. self harm. You see what I am saying?).

And yes, it is only one day. But somehow you gave Robby a satisfaying exit from one season to another, but many other characters get two episodes of charting in the background and firework scene.