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The Pitt 2x11 FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2026-03-21 02:54:25
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Can Robby chill out for a second?!? He is going after Samira and Mc Kay and calling them out for shit he does every second!!!!!!!!

ALSO PLS PROTECT EMMA!!!!!!

Btw, we didn't know only 3 ppl knew what Langdon did, right?! I thought everyone knew!!!

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Cay Anne

They purposely kept it kind of ambiguous on if Robby straight up reported Langdon or not up until now, but this is basically confirmation that he didn't. So basically only Robby, Dana, and Santos know what went down.

Isabella

I mean i feel like a lot of people know he's at least an addict right? Like Whittaker and Javadi had that interaction with him earlier in the season (and there's no way Whittaker doesn't know surely?), Garcia clearly knows like Santos legit told her in season 1, McKay clearly knew he's an addict cause she brought it up with him earlier. So I think that people seem to know he's an addict but it's not clear what was reported to the higher ups by Robby? Which frankly is not really anyone else's business, like if he was allowed to come back to work then that's that, if his coworkers don't know the extent of what happened that's not Santo's decision to make. Idk I am so curious what Robby actually reported and what the extent of it is - cause also, it doesn't make sense for Santos to think she is a pariah for snitching on Langdon if no one else at work apparently even knows what happened right? God I love this show

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this ep was crazy......hope emma is ok

Isabella

God so much happened this ep!! This whole storyline with Santos and Langdon has been done so well, god i love this show. I think it's easy to forget (considering how much of an asshole Langdon was to Santos in S1), that initially before he even thought she was onto him about the drugs, he was rightfully pissed at her because she kept going over the heads of all the higher ups to make calls about patients, to the point where she even almost killed someone by ordering the wrong procedure. Like everything he ended up calling her out for, while he did it in the worst way possible and she has every right to not forgive him for that, it was all stuff that she was kind of doing. Like even Garcia said, she doesn't play well with others, and Mel even called her out at the beginning of the season for being a bully. She thought she knew better and didn't want to consult with the people she was supposed to consult with, and because of everything that went down with Langdon, it doesn't seem like she ever really got pulled up for it properly or had any sort of attitude check. And don't get me wrong I love Santos, and this whole storyline is so juicy to me cause they both have valid points. Like yeah Santos certainly doesn't have to forgive him, or even want to work with him, but also she has no right to ask him to reveal his addiction to anyone who doesn't need to know. Like yes, be pissed at him for how he treated you, but there is also clearly no empathy for the addiction side of things because of that. He was clearly allowed to come back for a reason, it's honestly none of her business what was involved in that decision, it's between him and the higher ups. Also like, I feel like if people do know he's an addict, and he was gone for 10 months at rehab, it's not hard to put two and two together as to how he may have gotten the drugs. I think if he hadn't been so rude to her that day, she would not actually be pushing this hard to him to "atone" for being a drug addict. She wants him to be humiliated because she sees him as the Golden Boy (despite how no one even contacted him for 10 months while he was gone and was not really welcomed back with the most incredible reception at the beginning of the shift) while she says she's a pariah, but all season we've seen her get along with most of the staff well - if anything, it's Mel who is the pariah, no one seems to actually see her or talk to her or listen to her, except for Langdon now that he's back. And I think Santos clearly has past trauma, especially with male authority figures, so I also don't blame her for some of her reactions, but she has been letting it impact her patients and also has been acting unprofessionally, which has been called out by a few people too. I'm so interested to see where this goes now that Al-Hashimi overheard. Omg when Langdon put that little boy down on the gurney and made a face like he was in pain, it freaked me out cause I hope he didn't make his back worse, which was the reason he started taking the benzos to begin with, for chronic back pain and withdrawals. I think there was a reason they put the scene with McKay and Ogilve talking about having empathy for addicts right before these scenes. Like the show has a clear stance on addiction and second chances and I think it's so interesting that there are a few characters that seem to have the opposite opinion. I also feel so bad for Mel, like she barely gets to open up to anyone and then when she talks to Dana she basically gets told to stop playing the victim hahaha like I love Dana and I think she had valid points but goddamn can someone please just talk to Mel! I feel so bad for her feeling like she's dedicated her whole life to her sister and is now realising she has no one (or feels like it anyway). When the camera focused on Robby's face when Al-Hashimi asked the mum "do you ever feel like hurting yourself" i got chills. God I am so worried about his mental health, he has been so different this season and is clearly just checked out and I am scared where this is going. There has been so much of a mental health focus this season which is so important. I think it's clear that Robby sees a lot of himself in Samira, which I think is why he is being so hard on her (which is not warranted and I wish he would stop). However I do think in the situation with Olgive's patient, while Olgilve is the one who made the oversight, he did present to Samira so it is her responsibility ultimately, even if I do think that he should have had also had more of a word to Olgilve about it. And perhaps she was a bit distracted, we did see her sort of finding it hard to focus in the last ep or two. So while technically Robby was right, he NEEDS to stop projecting his own bullshit onto Samira and actually be there for her too, like it's just getting crazy. It's so interesting how this show presents certain characters as two sides of the same coin, like Robby and Samira, and Langdon and Santos, and how there is tension between them because they are clearly so alike. It's just such an interesting way to present multiple sides of a story. I'm curious if Olgilve will have a bit more character development now that he made a mistake that almost caused the death of a patient (and a patient he was actually bonding with too). The scene with Robby and Javadi, in complete silence, and that look that they gave each other was so incredible. This show is so great at those little moments. And thank god the ICE storyline didn't even attempt to "show the other side" like it seemed like it might in the lead up, like they made it clear that everyone there hated them and the whole situation was fucked! Ugh i hate waiting a week between episodes. I wonder what the reasoning is going to be this season for the day shift to be held back, considering they technically only have an hour of their shift left but we know there's 15 episodes hahaha

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came back to say i just saw a tweet that said: imagine if dana began her shift by teaching emma how to clean a body, only to end it by cleaning emma’s...... ah ah i hope not

Melodee Melodies

I am so glad the guy Becca is seeing is her around her age and same facility as a patient I was like "whew" breathed a sigh of relief

Melodee Melodies

Him being so combative you'd think they would have a sitter in his room. Emma shouldn't have been there by herself. The most unbelievable part of this episode is ICE taking someone to a hospital instead of just letting them die. People part of ICE choose that themselves they signed up for it and barely get any training.