Code Blue the third season Episode 6 notes, thoughts and Story #7
Funny, exciting, moving and heartbreaking. Accident scenes are exciting as always + heartwarming stories always make up a great episode.
And with more treatment scenes this time, more medical terms used XD
( Medical terms )
And with more treatment scenes this time, more medical terms used XD
( Medical terms )
I love all your previous season references as usual. It was as if they all just happened recently for you to mention them XD CB A/S geek indeed :D especially everything about A/S, all on point! And I don't want a lawsuit either. I also asked the same thing, is this really common for all doctors? I mean, particularly for surgeons? I also remember Aizawa in S1E5 mentioning if the results are bad, you get sued when they were talking about Mitsui-sensei's case.
As for Natori, I don't know if he's gonna play cupid but definitely he'll be teasing Hiyama about it. Something Shiraishi won't probably do if she knew haha.
I also think Haitani was saved way before our parents' time so it's either Kuroda's era or even Chief Tadokoro. So I'm really hoping for a mention of the previous flight doctors! Guests usually get announced earlier but I know, sometimes there are surprise guests too. Articles just come after the episode gets aired. I wonder if this will be the case if ever for Kuroda or will they announce to hype up the episode more. Personally I prefer to be surprised :)
Editing my reply on who's on heli duty on the railroad accident. Read from a certain paper it's Shiraishi and Haitani.
I'm waiting for Shiraishi's major conflict as well. So far, she's just being shown as being a flight leader, acting commander on situations as well as guiding the interns. Other than that nothing much. I'm guessing the next episode could be the start of her major conflict for this season.
No information yet as to how many episodes we'll be getting this season. From a recent TV magazine, it said something like "last episode TBA" but I hope it's still 11 like before. The getsu9 last season had 11 episodes too.
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Lawsuits are pretty common in the US but not so much in Asia. And I hate it that even if the doctor done EVERYTHING the right way, they could lose their license if the patient got a good lawyer to back them up. Boston Legal or any other lawyer-centric dramas has scarred me so much on this issue thats why I really hate this plotline. There's one time, this woman is suing the doctor for saving her life by using a pig heart. It goes on trial despite knowing that they got no other choice at that time to save her. Talk about how entitled some of the patients are in general.
But in Aizawa's case, I dont think they have a case because he never promised Kanade anything. Like I mentioned in my earlier comment, I was afraid he gonna say something unnecessary but luckily he didnt. He just say something along the lines that she gonna do fine at rehab since she's a strong girl. And he also mentioned at that time that there are risks for the operation. And when she and her parents signed the papar, its all written in there the possible outcomes so they really have no case. But, Aizawa did say she could probably play the piano again like before and she could use that against him. I knew the girl was trouble the moment she made an appearance in Episode 2 lmao. :P
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