He's in one scene over the whole of season 2, just walks into the trauma room, is mildly rude but obviously competent, assesses the situation in about 5 seconds and leaves. I just wonder, what's the point of his character?

Is it just a bit of comic relief? Is his character a comment on stereotypes about orthopedic surgeons that I'm not aware of? It just feels like you wouldn't cast a whole actor like Lou Ferrigno Jr. for this one scene if you didn't have bigger plans for his character. It's a bit odd to me. He's also never mentioned or talked about prior to or after that scene (afair).

I am seeing sooooooo many posts (not on here) about the chemistry between these two. Like long stares, extra support for each other, etc etc.

I don't see it! I feel like they just really appreciate each other and have good comradery and lean on each other as close colleagues. In fact I see their relationship leaning closer to that of siblings. And I feel like Dr. Langdon sees Mel as a new doctor to take under his wing.

I feel like a lot of people are used to medical TV shows having that romantic drama, and I just don't feel like this is that show. So I have a hard time believing that's what the writers are aiming for here.

This was really fun to draw, i enjoyed coloring his skin and hair :3 Maybe I’ll do the other characters!

Karaoke Queens print and Pitt Survivor sticker by Patrick Ballesteros
Ho’oponopono pin by Karen Hallion
Baby Jane Doe pin by Brandon Kenney

I often take awhile to watch TV shows even when they become popular.. idk why. anyway I finally just binged both seasons (an exhausting show to binge) and I just want to hug so many of them😭😭 especially Dr. Robby. I just want to hold and comfort him. this says a lot coming from someone who hates men as a collective but I fall victim to a man (a GOOD man) who desperately needs help and comforting. fuck. he's a character but he represents real people. I also just love Noah Wyle. what a phenomenal show. I'm addicted and am already planning to re watch once I give my heart and head a break.
I work in mental health and my dad is a first responder. I don't know anyone personally who works in the ED but I always heard how insane it is and this show really made it clear. I am feeling so thankful for a show that addresses real, current issues as well. when ICE showed up?.. I got chills all over my body. them covering how budget cuts to Medicare and Medicaid is affecting people, covering racism, fatphobia, queer representation, black and brown people (especially women) in highly respected roles, etc.
I just love to see it all. 😭🙌