When the ambulance accident happened his right leg was pinned. Many episodes later suddenly he had problems with his left upper leg especially at first attempted hookup with Andy. Then more left leg pain. Now after end of season 3 surgery in season 4 it's back to the right leg? Or am I just crazy?
3 Reviews
Whoosh, whoosh, oops!
joannatreasure11 April 2021
Warning: Spoilers
A brilliant episode with a gripping main theme and with lots to enjoy in the other storylines.
I just have to mention the sound effect that was included for the doppler machine. The only thing is, you'll only hear that pulsatile "whoosh, whoosh, whoosh" when the sound waves are bouncing off a pulsatile flow of circulating blood cells. Don't write her off yet!
I just have to mention the sound effect that was included for the doppler machine. The only thing is, you'll only hear that pulsatile "whoosh, whoosh, whoosh" when the sound waves are bouncing off a pulsatile flow of circulating blood cells. Don't write her off yet!
Decent episode
psychochick295 February 2022
Warning: Spoilers
The tiger theme paralleled well with early pandemic days. But the CGI is... oh. It's something else indeed. One second it's not great, but passable at a quick glance. Next thing you know, they're doing a close up shot and it's AWFUL 😆 like, come on people. Just stick with the vague body double of the Captain. If you can't NAIL the CGI, skip it 😆
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