#medical tv

[hug-kiss-marry-kill]

[kkrusteva]

rip House you'd have loved coughing on people in the COVID 19 pandemic

[mythsoil]

I love you, be free

[vertigoartgore]

House M.D. pilot (Everybody Lies) turns 20 today. Feel old yet ?

[autistic-danieljackson]

Not to be all 'back in my day' but I think the problem with TV today is that shows don't get 100-200 episodes anymore.

[rogueshadeaux]

I don't feel like enough people are talking about the fact that the show answered the question, "What makes a ghoul go feral?"

Like, can we talk about that? Ghoulification isn't a life hack to immortality, it's a terminal illness with a fate worse than passing away. It's something that evidently affects them both mentally and physically while they deteriorate, and the only temporary relief is that medicine (was that an inhaled version of Radaway? Imagine the implications of them being dependent on that, holy shit).

We now know that every ghoul is on a timeline to losing their self, eternally victims of a zombie bite they can't hide away from in a radiated world. Anyone can become a ghoul. Anyone can die a ghoul. Anyone can lose their control, their psyche, as a ghoul. And they’re one vial away from it happening.

How do you deal with knowing there's a fate worse being raided or shot out there for you?

[isaacthedruid]

me and my many ocs that are just different versions of me

[strideofpride]

made a new uquiz: do you have good or bad taste in tv?

[alissssssaka]

[zombeedog]

i cannot draw house, hes such an oddly shaped human

[yourspeirs]

[pestomoment]

sorry for ... (reading from fading, smudged ink scrawled onto my clammy palm) ... gentle surgery-ing ... your tv girl ..

gentle surgery posting mid-tornado how we feeling

[elliesgaymachete]

I know we always talk about missing 22 episode seasons and filler episodes and character development but you know what else I miss about that? Low budget network seasons. I miss shows that are still in the middle of filming when they start airing, so writers (and execs) know what people think of the show before the season is over. I miss situation of the week type episode format with a subtler overarching plot that comes to fruition in the last few episodes of the season. I miss shows reusing the same locations (mostly sets on a soundstage with a few outdoor scenes) because they don’t have the budget for dozens of different places. I miss the lovable mid tier special effects, or using practical effects and costumes instead. I miss shows knowing before they finish writing the season if they’re going to get another one and can plan accordingly. I miss only having to wait 4-6 months between seasons instead of 1-3 years between seasons. I miss seasons wrapping up their arc entirely but ending with a small hook for the next season. I miss low budget network television.

[valtsv]

so weird being an eldest sibling who can't relate to most of the "eldest sibling memes". not the being a surrogate parent against your will to your younger siblings and being expected to set the bar for success in everything you did, i did have to deal with that, but all the jokes about how you were the only one resembling an actual normal human being in your family and your younger siblings were like imps sent from hell to torment you. because out of me and my brother i was the devil sibling. he didn't like to bring his friends over to our house because they were scared of his creepy sister who would stare out at them from the windows with her horrible dead shark's eyes and read books and watch shows on tv with photos of real life decomposing corpses and diseased rotting flesh in them that would give them nightmares.

[icedsodapop]

Pple are going to accuse English Teacher (fx) and St Denis Medical (nbc) for "copying" Abbott Elementary, but I'm just happy that there are more shows that arent about cops and that put underappreciated professionals like teachers and nurses into the spotlight.

[house-md-imagines]

butch taub big boobs

have you guys heard of this movie called i saw the tv glow