The building designs are so decopunk and stylised. Very fashionable.

Single-mindedness can be a good trait for focus, but not during triage.

The villain becomes smarter, but the story should give more than just their defeat.

Not PETA friendly.

Glassman overlaid his emotional bias on the situation misreading the room. And Freddie Highmore is quite good.

While likely a clock issue, the script or more likely the editing is lacking here. Patients present to the hospital with symptoms and injuries without background or setup. This prevents this show from being outstanding rather than effective.

That transfer of consent needs to be recorded. Any recriminations afterward could lead to malpractice.

If one has enough medical insurance the treatment can be fantastic. But medical care is so expensive in the US that treatment stories run the gamut of your experience (take an aspirin) to phenomenal.

It is interesting that Shaun has so much leeway in his on duty/on call to take the liberties (i.e. time away from the hospital) that he does.

Medical care in the US is the most expensive on the planet. Several reasons: bloated education costs, bloated salaries, bloated malpractice, and bloated health insurance that only feeds the issue, not mitigates it.

Separating conjoined twins would not be left to an ordinary team of surgeons at a second-rate hospital. In fact separating conjoined twins is not always the preferred method, depending on the situation and the quality of the surgical team.

First world issue. In second and third world people never reach a stage of treatment where drugs are more expensive than the lives that develop these maladies.

This is not a bad show, but the choice to have Myfanwy run around like a headless chicken while pouting is not advancing the plotline or the drama. Emma Greenwell is a fairly good actress but the material is doing her a disservice. PS: Joely Richardson is acting rings around her.

The tester was reluctant, but warmed as time went. Just like a woman, ja?

The red shorts. Nice throwback.

The hotel is dressed middle-eastern but the concrete construction in the garage is English. A lot of indoor sets saves location fees and setups.

I stopped watching because the schoolyard antics were effing distracting.

The Asian actor was uncool and very green. I couldn’t buy his characterization.

Damn good episode.

That last scene was priceless! 😂

Andy Wong steals every scene!

Venus is such a useless “”””, but she looks pretty enough.

Often Dr Watson is portrayed as the Everyman who marvels at Holmes’ deductive capability. But in reality he uses his reasoning skills less as counterpoint. I despise the character for that. Watson is smart, he just needs to get out of his shell more.

No, not convincing enough. But the hero must prevail I suppose. If the show could engender treating his PTSD and relationships, it would garner more sympathy for his plight.

For all the drama, it’s the not talking that makes this unrelatable.

TR is too small. CIRT (which is what it’s based on) started as two teams, expanded to 3 in 2010. And covers Melbourne and regional Victoria. Now it’s 24/7 and covers several areas the regular police can’t handle.

Why do they write that cops break protocol for family. The cliche is so tired it’s gone to bed.

Where did they tie off the rappel? Fake.

Lawson really cocked it up. A cop who can’t anticipate a criminal’s mind is no use.

As good an engineer George is, he is totally inept at the psychology of AI. The seeds of destruction are in his own hands.

I did anticipate the twist. J3 could never be as realistically developed as portrayed.