living with your parents in your 20s is like.... i'm grateful to not have to pay for groceries. i have to get out of here. i'm grateful to have a roof over my head and not have to pay rent. i have to get out of here. i'm grateful i'm so fucking grateful. i have to get out of here
‘SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN’ is now on Netflix.
The horror series stars Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco as a bride and groom in the week leading up to their ill-fated nuptials.
EXCLUSIVE: #ThePitt star Supriya Ganesh, who plays Dr. Samira Mohan, will exit the series for Season 3.
According to an individual with knowledge of the situation, the decision is story-driven. As a teaching hospital, Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center regularly sees residents come and go.
Ayesha Harris, who plays senior night shift resident Dr. Parker Ellis, has been promoted to series regular for Season 3.
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Taylor Dearden weighs for @screenrant in on the Mel and Langdon dynamic, sharing why she believes a stable platonic friendship is far more powerful than a typical 'will-they-won't-they' romance:
“Patrick and I actually completely agree [seeing the relationship as caring/platonic]. We talked about this second season with, once we heard that everyone was shipping [us], it was kind of like — one of my best friends is a straight guy, and some of his friends are straight women, and it's just like, ‘Why does that have to be a thing? Why can't we just be two people who are friends?’ And this idea that because we're opposite gender, and have the potential, I guess, in people's minds, to be attracted to each other, that that has to happen, which truthfully, I think it's way more powerful and more true to my life also to have just platonic friendships.
Also, platonic friendships, it's very hard to break that up. It would take a huge falling out for that to end. I also like the idea of Mel having someone way more stable, and not having the will-they-won't-they, or anything like that, but the idea that, ‘Yeah, he'll be there.’ He'll be there for her, and she'll be there for him. And the other romantic stuff, I don't know, we didn't ever think of it that way. And also, it's weird to me because he is married with two children, and it just feels like, ‘Well, that's something I don't think Langdon or Mel would ever do.’ Also, really like the friendship thing. Both Patrick and I, we understand, but we're not bummed, but a little bit bummed, because it's like, ‘Oh, we thought we were portraying a unique thing to see on TV, because you always see shipping, but you don't see platonic friends,’ and we both kind of wanted that. I get it, though. It's kind of a trope. It would be a trope, and I don't think The Pitt really does trope stuff like that.”
santos AND robby are projecting and making langdon’s entire addiction and recovery about themselves. they had 10 months to work through it but they chose that time to stew in their bitterness and became worse. they can’t stand that the guy they think is below them is doing good