Wow, this episode was an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish, and it didn’t give us a chance to catch our breath. 2:00pm delivered a gut-punch of an episode, leaving us on the edge of our seats and heartbroken by the end. It’s rare for a show to keep you so tightly gripped for the entire runtime, but The Pitt managed to do just that.
Let’s talk about Collins and Robby. The moment Robby walks in on Collins giving herself an ultrasound after her miscarriage was absolutely intense. Watching Robby try to piece together what’s happening without being able to fully understand her grief or what she’s going through was both nail-biting and frustrating. I have a strong hunch that Robby’s still in the dark about the pregnancy and miscarriage, and I’m putting my money on him being the father. The fact that this mystery was left unresolved made the tension linger, and I can’t help but feel it’s only going to get more complicated as the series goes on.
Then we have Santos, who’s unraveling a bit. Her openly accusing Langdon of stealing meds without any evidence is
unsettling. Watching her isolate herself from the other staff only made it worse, especially when she used Javadi as a pawn in her personal agenda, tossing her to a patient simply because of who her mother is. That scene had me tense! But despite everything, Javadi truly rose to the occasion, solving the patient's issue in a truly heroic moment. I mean, who wants to deal with a black widow spider bite? My worst nightmare come to life on screen. That scene was terrifying for someone like me who absolutely hates bugs, and yet Javadi’s calm and quick thinking was impressive. It would’ve been great if Santos had been around to witness Javadi’s brilliance rather than adding to the chaos.
Collins is just... an absolute trooper. She carries on with her shift after a miscarriage, all while still treating patients. Her exhaustion and mental strain were so evident, especially when a patient flirted with her, and she was too caught up in her own head to even acknowledge it. The look on her face was one of disbelief and frustration, and it was such a raw moment. You could see just how deeply affected she was, and it was heartbreaking.
Mel’s story got some well-deserved resolution this episode. The moment when the daughter of her patient returned to explain she didn’t abandon her mother was a relief. You could feel Mel’s sense of peace and closure, which was such a nice moment amid all the turmoil. The way the hospital stepped up with resources for her was amazing along with the honor walk for the patient who overdosed. Great to see his parents get that support.
There was also a touching moment with the story of the first Black EMTs, making for a beautiful nod to Black History Month. But it was the tragedy of the little girl who drowned saving her sister that had me in tears. It was gut-wrenching, devastating, and a reminder of how unpredictable and fleeting life can be. The Pitt never shies away from the heartbreak, and this story was no exception.
By the end of the episode, I was emotionally drained but also hooked. The show’s ability to make you care so deeply about its characters and their pain is truly special. I can’t wait to see what happens next, even though I know it’s going to hurt. I guess this is what This Is Us fans experienced, right? The mix of emotional highs and lows that leave you both devastated and grateful for the ride.
Overall, 2:00pm was an incredible episode that delivered on every level. I’m not sure how the show keeps finding ways to bring us to the edge, but I’m here for it. I may need a tissue for next week’s episode, but I wouldn’t miss it for the world.
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