In the busy urban ER, finishing a shift feels like relief, but at 8:00 P.M. at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center, the mood turns tense. This week’s The Pitt showcased powerful storytelling, from a leader’s confession to a surprising diagnosis that shifts everything. Here’s my recap.
At Woodstone Mansion, the line between an 'amenity' and an 'ancestor' is thin. Ghosts turned a plumbing crisis into a political thriller as basement dwellers fought to save their gurgling appliance. From Isaac’s campaign for relevancy to an interdimensional breakup, 'The Water Heater' shows that whether alive or dead, the most dangerous is making unkeepable promises. Here's my recap and review.
When the bank account hits zero and the next deposit is forty-eight hours away, the East Hollywood DMV crew shows that the struggle is real. In an episode about side gigs' desperate world, we see how far this team will go to make ends meet. Here is my recap and review of "Payday."
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The St. Denis staff make birthdays unforgettable, turning patient intake into lively events. This week, we moved from ER halls to the vibrant 'Laser Lounge' to celebrate Portland General's excellence. Despite challenges, the team remains dedicated and fun-loving. Here's my recap of 'Happy Birthday, Matty' and 'Everyone Loves Portland General.'
They say the first arrest is unforgettable, but for Maggie Bell, it threatens her family. In an hour that exposes her raw emotions, FBI delivers a blow that fans will remember long after. Here's my recap and review.
This week on One Chicago, we're treated to exciting new relationships, heartfelt farewells, twists of revenge, and so much more. Here's a warm recap and review of this week's episodes.
This week's episode was hilarious and heartfelt, making me even more appreciate this show and its cast. Here are my thoughts.
When Jay feels down about the success of other restaurants compared to his own, Isaac shares his engaging story about why he strongly dislikes Alexander Hamilton. Let's dive into a recap of this week's episode of Ghost!
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As Kate and Toby have plumbing issues, Toby tries to become Mr. Fix It but calls his dad for advice, who comes and helps. While there's some tension between the two, they find common ground and understand each other about losing their job and trying to figure out the next step.
Madison gets a call from her dad, who tells her he'll be at her wedding. That is until he calls later and tells her he can't be there as something has come up. While it put a downer on Madison, she had a fantastic time dressing and shopping with Rebecca and Kate.
We see in a flashback of Young Kate, who's got a job interview at Rebecca's job but didn't go because she got a job at a local diner. A local restaurant that she holds close to her as it's the place where Jack takes her and, at one point, gives her encouraging words about her singing.
Meanwhile, as COVID-19 has made Beth shut down her dance studio, Randall tries to be the person who saves the day but instead learns from Deja and is there for Beth. We see Randall and Beth at the studio, dancing to their song.
"The Music and the Mirror" was another great episode. I loved Toby and his father's story; while it had some excellent humor, it had a perfect father-son moment that I loved. Pretty much the report that I loved was Beth's as we see her closing down her dream job of having her dance studio teach dancing. Heartbreaking, yes! But it got emotionally overwhelming (in a good way) when we saw Beth and Randall dance in that studio one last time.
Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.
So Jerry Maguire was a bunch of bullshit?
As Kevin and Madison had their bachelor and bachelorette parties underway, things didn't go as planned. The men's fishing was postponed due to rain, and instead, they watched a movie in the Pearson cabin, Jerry Maguire. That brought up Kevin's past, as it's one of his favorite movies.
We see how that movie influenced Kevin, in the past, to tell Sophie that they could work it out with their long-distance relationship.
But back in the present, we see that everyone at the cabin has different opinions of the movie, one of which Nicky suggests Kevin is Jerry 2.0. That didn't sit well with Kevin, and soon after the rain started, they got to sit by the fire and bonded.
It gave Kevin the idea to delete Sophie's number from his cell phone, who called him earlier in the episode.
Meanwhile, during the bachelorette party, Kate invited a guy at the Prosecco and Picasso's party who had a history with Madison. After painting the man, the girls got to play games to see if Madison and Kevin were a match. But soon after, it seems she is also getting cold feet.
"Jerry 2.0" was another excellent episode with humor and good heartwarming moments. I loved it when Kevin, Randall, and the guys sat before the fire and talked. Plus, Madison painting her ex, who happened to ghost her, was so fun. I think that this isn't the last time that we see Sophie. Overall, I give this episode an 8.5/10.
The season finale of This Is Us airs Tuesdays at 10/9c on NBC.
Oh my god! What an episode this turned out to be!
We see Goodwin entering the ED after an accident involving a young boy riding his bike at night. Goodwin tries to get information about the boy. However, the situation soon turns when she confronts the boy's mother and tries to explain why she did not perform the surgery.
But it turns out that after the surgery, Goodwin gets word about DCFS coming; she does one more thing to help the mother: giving her a job and a place for her boys to stay while she's working.
Manning gets worried after her mother has developed a cough after taking the trial drugs. As soon she asks Will about it, Will searches for those pills that Kinder did not pick up. It even gets Will and Marcel to bump heads with one another with a patient who doesn't want surgery.
Meanwhile, Maggie tries to meet her long-lost daughter, who is in the medical field. When April signs up for a nurse practitioner position, Dr. Archer forces her to perform a procedure that puts her in an uncomfortable situation.
"What a Tangled Web We Weave" was such a good episode. Even though she broke the rules, I couldn't get enough of Goodwin's storyline. Goodwin being Goodwin. Manning also plays with Halstead and Marcel about her mother. It's wild, but I loved their argument in this episode. Overall, I give this episode an 8.5/10.
Are we living in a Matrix simulation?
Dr. Archer, Dr. Charles, and April tend to a patient with abdominal pain who refuses treatment because he believes he's in a computer simulation. The patient pushes Archer, which worries April because he seems to overdose on the patient to get surgery.
Natalie rushed to the ED with her mother as her health declined. Will soon suspected Natalie was the person who took the trial medication. After hearing that Natalie's mother's heart is improving, Will decides to give more of the trial drug, slowly move her out of the LVAD, and get her on the transplant.
Marcel tends to a patient who came in with a gunshot but couldn't find the bullet until it was in his child's body. Marcel saves the child just in time. Maggie gets to watch her daughter work in the ED but gets in trouble with Ethan.
"A Red Pill, A Blue Pill" was a good episode that kept me on my toes for the whole hour. It's from an excellent #Manstead storyline. Of course, I ate that up. Plus, the Archer storyline is getting good, and Maggie and Vanessa were also as good. Overall, I give this episode a 9/10.
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Chicago Med airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on NBC; all seasons are streaming on PeacockTV.
Here's a preview of the next installment of This Is Us set to air Tuesday, May 11, 2021.
Beth navigates her career path. Kate and Toby face unexpected issues. And a run-in with someone from his past gives Kevin pause.
