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After Kisegach's attempt to learn more about new interns' successes (specifically Sophia, who seems to be smarter than Max and Lyosha) was derailed by Bykov, who interpreted it as "subtly" hidden jealousy, Bykov and Kisegach makes a bet: wether intern can fall in love with Bykov, or not. Under excuse that "good doctor must be good at everything", Bykov forces his (new) interns to test their grammar, by writing love letters under his dictation, addressed to Bykov. He takes Sophia's one and goes to claim his victory. Kisegach suspects that he's cheating, but has no proof and is forced to accept defeat. But she doesn't give up just yet, and asks Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature. Kupitman initially sticks with Bykov's version, but instantly turns on him when learns that Bykov lied about true size of the prize to pay him less. When searching the on-call room, Kisegach finds the "lover letters" from Maxim and Alexei, and realises that those were written on Bykov's orders. But Bykov vehemently denies being a cheater, and insists on asking interns themselves. Kisegach tries Bykov's method, and forces interns to write insulting letters towards Bykov, but Lyosha refuses. Bykov still insists that technically he'd won, since their bet didn't specify that the letter has to be from Sophia; and he wouldn't pay anything to Kupitman, as he'd betrayed him (that, and Bykov ultimately won without him).
Gleb, Semyon and Phil have a binge in on-call room -- just like in old days -- but on the next day Bykov sees the mess they've created. Bykov is in unusually happy mood and ignores them, but they knows that they wouldn't be so lucky the next time, and have to clean it up before afternoon. When they still fails to do so, but Bykov ignores them again, they takes it as a sign that he now considers them his equals. But when Kisegach tasks Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department -- he no longer needs them, as he has new ones -- he realises that Bykov just ''doesn't care'' about his old interns: he has "new toys" to "play with". And it feels insulting, as, their conflicts aside, Gleb ''does'' respect Bykov as a specialist! Semyon and Phil are perfectly fine with Bykov's indifference at first, but when they realises that he doesn't care not just about bad things, but about the ''good ones'', too, sides with Gleb. What else they can do? Get drunk again, of course.
Maxim starts mocking Sophia with a quote from old Soviet movie, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'', which suggests that she and Alexei could be just made for each other; Alexei actually quickly agrees with him, while Sophia... didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny. Alexei and Maxim names several other old movies, only to realise that Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, names several European movies which she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, states ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agrees. But when Sophia tries the movie suggested by the boys, she feels that it's extremely boring to her; when Kupitman arrives, who actually knows and likes it, she suggests to just rewatch ''Antichrist'' (especially since Kupitman didn't see it before). Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tries to watch ''Antichrist'', but gets disgusted by it (especially Lyosha), and decides to rewatch what they likes -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil have a binge in on-call room -- just like in old days -- but on the next day Bykov sees the mess they've created. Bykov is in unusually happy mood and ignores them, but they knows that they wouldn't be so lucky the next time, and have to clean it up before afternoon. When they still fails to do so, but Bykov ignores them again, they takes it as a sign that he now considers them his equals. But when Kisegach tasks Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department -- he no longer needs them, as he has new ones -- he realises that Bykov just ''doesn't care'' about his old interns: he has "new toys" to "play with". And it feels insulting, as, their conflicts aside, Gleb ''does'' respect Bykov as a specialist! Semyon and Phil are perfectly fine with Bykov's indifference at first, but when they realises that he doesn't care not just about bad things, but about the ''good ones'', too, sides with Gleb. What else they can do? Get drunk again, of course.
Maxim starts mocking Sophia with a quote from old Soviet movie, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'', which suggests that she and Alexei could be just made for each other; Alexei actually quickly agrees with him, while Sophia... didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny. Alexei and Maxim names several other old movies, only to realise that Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, names several European movies which she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, states ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agrees. But when Sophia tries the movie suggested by the boys, she feels that it's extremely boring to her; when Kupitman arrives, who actually knows and likes it, she suggests to just rewatch ''Antichrist'' (especially since Kupitman didn't see it before). Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tries to watch ''Antichrist'', but gets disgusted by it (especially Lyosha), and decides to rewatch what they likes -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
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After Kisegach's attempt to learn more about new interns' successes (specifically Sophia, Sophia's, who seems to be smarter than Max and Lyosha) was derailed by Bykov, who interpreted it as "subtly" "subtly hidden jealousy, jealousy", Bykov and Kisegach makes a bet: wether whether an intern can fall in love with Bykov, or not. Under excuse that "good doctor must be good at everything", Bykov forces his (new) interns to test their grammar, by writing the love letters under his dictation, addressed to Bykov. He takes Sophia's one and goes to claim his victory. Kisegach suspects that he's cheating, but has no proof and is forced to accept defeat. But she doesn't give up just yet, and asks Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature. Kupitman initially sticks with Bykov's version, but instantly turns on him when learns that Bykov lied about true size of the prize to pay him less. When searching the on-call room, Kisegach finds the "lover "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, and realises that those were written on Bykov's orders. But Bykov vehemently denies being a cheater, and insists on asking interns themselves. Kisegach tries Bykov's method, and forces interns to write insulting letters towards Bykov, but Lyosha refuses. Bykov still insists that technically he'd won, since their bet didn't specify that the letter has to be from Sophia; and he wouldn't pay anything to Kupitman, as he'd betrayed him (that, and Bykov ultimately had won without him).
Gleb, Semyon and Phil have a binge in on-call room -- just like in old days -- but on the nextday day, Bykov sees the mess they've created. Bykov is in unusually happy mood and ignores them, but they knows that they wouldn't be so lucky the next time, and have to clean it up before afternoon. When they still fails to do so, but Bykov ignores them again, they takes it as a sign that he now considers them his equals. But when Kisegach tasks Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department -- he no longer needs them, as he has new ones -- he Gleb realises that Bykov just ''doesn't care'' about his old interns: he has "new toys" to "play with". And it feels insulting, as, their conflicts aside, Gleb ''does'' respect Bykov as a specialist! Semyon and Phil are perfectly fine with Bykov's indifference at first, but when they realises that he doesn't care not just about bad things, but about the ''good ones'', too, sides with Gleb. What else they can do? Get drunk again, of course.
Maxim starts mocking Sophia with a quote from old Soviet movie, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'', which suggests that she and Alexei could be just made for each other; Alexei actually quickly agrees with him, while Sophia... didn't even watch it (whichsurprised surprises both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny. Alexei and Maxim names several other old movies, only to realise that Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, names several European movies which she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, states ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agrees. But when Sophia tries the movie suggested by the boys, she feels that it's extremely boring to her; when Kupitman arrives, who actually knows and likes it, she suggests to just rewatch ''Antichrist'' (especially since Kupitman didn't see it before). Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tries to watch ''Antichrist'', but gets disgusted by it (especially Lyosha), and decides to rewatch what they likes like -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil have a binge in on-call room -- just like in old days -- but on the next
Maxim starts mocking Sophia with a quote from old Soviet movie, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'', which suggests that she and Alexei could be just made for each other; Alexei actually quickly agrees with him, while Sophia... didn't even watch it (which
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Kupitman sides with Bykov in hope to get money when he wins. When Kupitman learns that Bykov lied about true sum he may win (to pay Kupitman twice less), he backstabs Bykov and reveals the plan to Kisegach. When Bykov still wins due to [[ExactWords a quirk in their bet]], he tries go back to him and ask for "his money", lying that he was covertly on Bykov's side all along, Bykov calls him Judah and refuses to pay, stating that he'd won without his help, and thus not obliged to pay him.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Kupitman sides with Bykov in hope to get money when he wins.wins his bet. When Kupitman learns that Bykov lied about true sum he may win (to pay Kupitman twice less), he backstabs Bykov and reveals the plan to Kisegach. When Bykov still wins due to [[ExactWords a quirk in their bet]], he tries go back to him and ask for "his money", lying that he was covertly on Bykov's side all along, Bykov calls him Judah and refuses to pay, stating that he'd won without his help, and thus not obliged to pay him.
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* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respect Bykov. Bykov technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise that he doesn't even listen to them, and that Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild binged he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised that they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting them with the whole mess they've made, and friends starts collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov's too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Phil failing to clean up mess after wild alcoholic binge in on-call room (instead of tear their heads out for this), Semyon instantly realises that something is wrong. Phil assumed that Bykov just has good mood. But later, when this strange behaviour repeats (as they still failed to clean up everything), they jumps into conclusions that Bykov have switched his wrath at new targets, now seeing ex-interns as his equals -- only for Gleb to realise that it's simply because ''he no longer cares about old interns''.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild binged he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised that they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting them with the whole mess they've made, and friends starts collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov's too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Phil failing to clean up mess after wild alcoholic binge in on-call room (instead of tear their heads out for this), Semyon instantly realises that something is wrong. Phil assumed that Bykov just has good mood. But later, when this strange behaviour repeats (as they still failed to clean up everything), they jumps into conclusions that Bykov have switched his wrath at new targets, now seeing ex-interns as his equals -- only for Gleb to realise that it's simply because ''he no longer cares about old interns''.
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* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respect Bykov. Bykov technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk Phil are fine with this, but realises that Gleb is right when Bykov (Semyon talked ignores Lobanov talking about his daughter, while and Phil tried to ask asking for help with difficult case), only to realise that he doesn't even listen to them, and that Gleb is right.
case.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wildbinged binge he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised realises that they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting them with the whole mess they've made, and friends starts collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov's Bykov is too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Phil failing to clean up the mess after wild alcoholic binge in on-call room (instead of tear their heads out for this), Semyon instantly realises that something is wrong. Philassumed assumes that Bykov just has good mood. But later, when this strange behaviour repeats (as they still failed to clean up everything), they jumps into conclusions that Bykov have switched his wrath at new targets, now seeing ex-interns as his equals -- only for Gleb to realise that it's simply because ''he no longer cares about old interns''.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Phil failing to clean up the mess after wild alcoholic binge in on-call room (instead of tear their heads out for this), Semyon instantly realises that something is wrong. Phil
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** When Maxim starts referencing the movie, [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]] (Sophia's and Alexei's names matches the names of the characters), Alexei quickly catches up with the joke and starts playing along -- while Sophia mistakes it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she reveals that she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tries another pranks based around this movie.
** Still not believing that Sophia is that ignorant of the classics, Max and Lyosha mentions several other famous Soviet movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise that Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, that she knows many well-known European movies, which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite). Alexei actually admits tat she has a point, and suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict. In the end, neither side likes what the other suggested, and just decides to rewatch what they likes.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even when Kupitman turns on him and Kisegach obtains the "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tries to insist that she didn't prove that ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
** Still not believing that Sophia is that ignorant of the classics, Max and Lyosha mentions several other famous Soviet movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise that Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, that she knows many well-known European movies, which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite). Alexei actually admits tat she has a point, and suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict. In the end, neither side likes what the other suggested, and just decides to rewatch what they likes.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even when Kupitman turns on him and Kisegach obtains the "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tries to insist that she didn't prove that ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
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** When Maxim starts referencing the movie, [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]] (Sophia's and Alexei's names matches the names of the movie's characters), Alexei quickly catches up with the joke and starts playing along -- while Sophia mistakes it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she reveals that she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tries another pranks based around this movie.
** Still not believing that Sophia is that ignorant of the classics, Max and Lyosha mentions several other famous Soviet movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise that Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, that she knows many well-known European movies, which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}''to being as her favourite). Alexei actually admits tat she has a point, and suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict. In the end, neither side likes what the other suggested, and just decides to rewatch what they likes.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even when Kupitman turns on him and Kisegach obtains the fake "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tries to insist that she didn't prove that ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
** Still not believing that Sophia is that ignorant of the classics, Max and Lyosha mentions several other famous Soviet movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise that Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, that she knows many well-known European movies, which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}''
* RefugeInAudacity: Even when Kupitman turns on him and Kisegach obtains the fake "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tries to insist that she didn't prove that ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
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After Kisegach's attempt to learn more about new interns' successes (specifically Sophia, who seems to be smarter than Max and Lyosha) was derailed by Bykov who interpreted it as "subtly" hidden jealousy, Bykov and Kisegach have a bet: wether intern can fall in love with Bykov, or not.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil had a boozefest -- just like back in old days -- but on the next day Bykov busted the mess they created. While Bykov was unusually happy and ignored them, it likely wouldn't help them again if they wouldn't deal with it before afternoon.
Maxim started mocking Sophia with quote from old Soviet movie, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!"]], which suggests what she and Alexei could be just created for each other; Alexei actually quickly agreed with him, while Sophia... Sophia didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny.
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
Alexei and Maxim named several old movies, only to realise what Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, named several European movies she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, stated ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agreed.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end, Sophia tried to watch "Gardes-Marines", only to realise it's extremely boring for her; when Kupitman arrived (who actually likes the movie), she suggested to just re-watch ''Antichrist'', especially since Kupitman never saw it before. Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tried to watch ''Antichrist'', only to being disgusted by it (especially Alexei); they decided to just re-watch what they like instead -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil had a boozefest -- just like back in old days -- but on the next day Bykov busted the mess they created. While Bykov was unusually happy and ignored them, it likely wouldn't help them again if they wouldn't deal with it before afternoon.
Maxim started mocking Sophia with quote from old Soviet movie, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!"]], which suggests what she and Alexei could be just created for each other; Alexei actually quickly agreed with him, while Sophia... Sophia didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny.
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
Alexei and Maxim named several old movies, only to realise what Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, named several European movies she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, stated ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agreed.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end, Sophia tried to watch "Gardes-Marines", only to realise it's extremely boring for her; when Kupitman arrived (who actually likes the movie), she suggested to just re-watch ''Antichrist'', especially since Kupitman never saw it before. Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tried to watch ''Antichrist'', only to being disgusted by it (especially Alexei); they decided to just re-watch what they like instead -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
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After Kisegach's attempt to learn more about new interns' successes (specifically Sophia, who seems to be smarter than Max and Lyosha) was derailed by Bykov Bykov, who interpreted it as "subtly" hidden jealousy, Bykov and Kisegach have makes a bet: wether intern can fall in love with Bykov, or not.
not. Under excuse that "good doctor must be good at everything", Bykov forces his (new) interns to test their grammar, by writing love letters under his dictation, addressed to Bykov. He takes Sophia's one and goes to claim his victory. Kisegach suspects that he's cheating, but has no proof and is forced to accept defeat. But she doesn't give up just yet, and asks Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature. Kupitman initially sticks with Bykov's version, but instantly turns on him when learns that Bykov lied about true size of the prize to pay him less. When searching the on-call room, Kisegach finds the "lover letters" from Maxim and Alexei, and realises that those were written on Bykov's orders. But Bykov vehemently denies being a cheater, and insists on asking interns themselves. Kisegach tries Bykov's method, and forces interns to write insulting letters towards Bykov, but Lyosha refuses. Bykov still insists that technically he'd won, since their bet didn't specify that the letter has to be from Sophia; and he wouldn't pay anything to Kupitman, as he'd betrayed him (that, and Bykov ultimately won without him).
Gleb, Semyon and Philhad have a boozefest binge in on-call room -- just like back in old days -- but on the next day Bykov busted sees the mess they they've created. While Bykov was is in unusually happy mood and ignored ignores them, it likely wouldn't help them again if but they knows that they wouldn't deal with be so lucky the next time, and have to clean it up before afternoon.
afternoon. When they still fails to do so, but Bykov ignores them again, they takes it as a sign that he now considers them his equals. But when Kisegach tasks Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department -- he no longer needs them, as he has new ones -- he realises that Bykov just ''doesn't care'' about his old interns: he has "new toys" to "play with". And it feels insulting, as, their conflicts aside, Gleb ''does'' respect Bykov as a specialist! Semyon and Phil are perfectly fine with Bykov's indifference at first, but when they realises that he doesn't care not just about bad things, but about the ''good ones'', too, sides with Gleb. What else they can do? Get drunk again, of course.
Maximstarted starts mocking Sophia with a quote from old Soviet movie, [[https://en.''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!"]], Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'', which suggests what that she and Alexei could be just created made for each other; Alexei actually quickly agreed agrees with him, while Sophia... Sophia didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny.
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
unfunny. Alexei and Maxim named names several other old movies, only to realise what that Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, named names several European movies which she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, stated states ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggested what suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agreed.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end,agrees. But when Sophia tried to watch "Gardes-Marines", only to realise tries the movie suggested by the boys, she feels that it's extremely boring for to her; when Kupitman arrived (who arrives, who actually knows and likes the movie), it, she suggested suggests to just re-watch ''Antichrist'', especially rewatch ''Antichrist'' (especially since Kupitman never saw didn't see it before. before). Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tried tries to watch ''Antichrist'', only to being but gets disgusted by it (especially Alexei); they decided Lyosha), and decides to just re-watch rewatch what they like instead likes -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil
Maxim
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end,
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* TheBet: Bykov had a bet with Kisegach on big sum of money [[ItMakesSenseInContext what Sophia would fall in love with Bykov]]. Bykov decided to cheat by simply forcing interns to forge love letters.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimately won his bet with Kisegach despite both Sophia and Maxim (Alexei refused, considering it to be offensive for his mentor whom he genuinely respects) wrote new letters, with exactly opposite meanings to those they wrote for Bykov? By reminding Kisegach what their bet involved declaration of love ''from intern'', not from Sophia specifically, despite her being initial reason why they even started the bet in the first place. And since Alexei refused to take back his "love letter"... This is also why Bykov refused to give Kupitman money he promised him: they specifically discussed Sophia, but since Bykov won because of Alexei, not Sophia, Kupitman's involvement's value just dropped to zero (not to mention his betrayal).
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegach asked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), Gleb realised what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones; cue scene with Bykov throwing away some toys with Gleb's, Phil's and Semyon's faces (bear, [[FunnyForeigner Mickey Mouse]] and [[ButtMonkey donkey]], respectively), only to grab new ones, with faces of Sophia, Alexei and Maxim.
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respects Bykov. Bykob technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise he doesn't even listens them, and what Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild boozefest he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised what they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting the whole mess they made, and friends started collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov was too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Gleb, Semyon and Phil just have wild boozefest in Bykov's on-call room, and were busted by Bykov when (suffering from heavy hangover) trying to get rid of the mess they created -- only for Bykov to appear. When Bykov ''didn't'' teared apart their heads for this, Semyon instantly realised something must be wrong. Phil assumed what Bykov just had a good mood, and Gleb added what if he would bust them again later, it wouldn't be so good, so they have better priorities than speculating why Bykov is so nice. Later, when this strange behaviour repeated, they jumped into conclusion what Bykov simply switched his wrath at new targets, due to considering ex-interns to be his equals now -- only for Gleb to later realise what Bykov switched attention because ''he no longer cares about his ex-interns''.
* PopculturalOsmosisFailure:
** When Maxim started referencing old Soviet movie, "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!", [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]], Alexei quickly catch up with joke and started playing along -- while Sophia mistook it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she revealed she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tried another pranks based around this movie.
** Later, Max and Lyosha one by one mentioned several other famous old movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, what she knows many others, non-Soviet (nor Russian), which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite. Alexei actually admitted she has a point, and suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even after Kupitman turned on him and Kisegach obtained "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tried to insist what she didn't proved what ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimately won his bet with Kisegach despite both Sophia and Maxim (Alexei refused, considering it to be offensive for his mentor whom he genuinely respects) wrote new letters, with exactly opposite meanings to those they wrote for Bykov? By reminding Kisegach what their bet involved declaration of love ''from intern'', not from Sophia specifically, despite her being initial reason why they even started the bet in the first place. And since Alexei refused to take back his "love letter"... This is also why Bykov refused to give Kupitman money he promised him: they specifically discussed Sophia, but since Bykov won because of Alexei, not Sophia, Kupitman's involvement's value just dropped to zero (not to mention his betrayal).
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegach asked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), Gleb realised what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones; cue scene with Bykov throwing away some toys with Gleb's, Phil's and Semyon's faces (bear, [[FunnyForeigner Mickey Mouse]] and [[ButtMonkey donkey]], respectively), only to grab new ones, with faces of Sophia, Alexei and Maxim.
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respects Bykov. Bykob technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise he doesn't even listens them, and what Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild boozefest he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised what they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting the whole mess they made, and friends started collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov was too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Gleb, Semyon and Phil just have wild boozefest in Bykov's on-call room, and were busted by Bykov when (suffering from heavy hangover) trying to get rid of the mess they created -- only for Bykov to appear. When Bykov ''didn't'' teared apart their heads for this, Semyon instantly realised something must be wrong. Phil assumed what Bykov just had a good mood, and Gleb added what if he would bust them again later, it wouldn't be so good, so they have better priorities than speculating why Bykov is so nice. Later, when this strange behaviour repeated, they jumped into conclusion what Bykov simply switched his wrath at new targets, due to considering ex-interns to be his equals now -- only for Gleb to later realise what Bykov switched attention because ''he no longer cares about his ex-interns''.
* PopculturalOsmosisFailure:
** When Maxim started referencing old Soviet movie, "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!", [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]], Alexei quickly catch up with joke and started playing along -- while Sophia mistook it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she revealed she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tried another pranks based around this movie.
** Later, Max and Lyosha one by one mentioned several other famous old movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, what she knows many others, non-Soviet (nor Russian), which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite. Alexei actually admitted she has a point, and suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even after Kupitman turned on him and Kisegach obtained "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tried to insist what she didn't proved what ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.
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* TheBet: Bykov had has a bet with Kisegach on big sum of money [[ItMakesSenseInContext what Sophia that an intern would fall in love with Bykov]]. Bykov decided decides to cheat by simply forcing interns to forge love letters.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Kupitman sides with Bykov in hope to get money when he wins. When Kupitman learns that Bykov lied about true sum he may win (to pay Kupitman twice less), he backstabs Bykov and reveals the plan to Kisegach. When Bykov still wins due to [[ExactWords a quirk in their bet]], he tries go back to him and ask for "his money", lying that he was covertly on Bykov's side all along, Bykov calls him Judah and refuses to pay, stating that he'd won without his help, and thus not obliged to pay him.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimatelywon wins his bet with Kisegach despite both Sophia and Maxim (Alexei refused, considering it to be offensive for his mentor mentor, whom he genuinely respects) wrote new letters, with exactly opposite meanings to those they wrote for Bykov? Bykov before? By reminding Kisegach what that their bet involved declaration of love ''from an intern'', not from Sophia specifically, despite her being initial reason why they even started the bet in the first place. And since Alexei refused to take back his original "love letter"... This is also why Bykov refused refuses to give Kupitman the money he promised him: they specifically discussed Sophia, but since Bykov Bykov'd won because of Alexei, not Sophia, Kupitman's involvement's value just dropped to zero (not to mention his betrayal).
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegachasked asks Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer isn't interested it those), in old ones anymore), Gleb realised what realises that Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was is caused by him having new ones; cue the scene with Bykov throwing away some toys with Gleb's, Phil's and Semyon's faces (bear, (a bear, [[FunnyForeigner Mickey Mouse]] and [[ButtMonkey donkey]], respectively), only to grab new ones, with faces of Sophia, Alexei and Maxim.
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does''respects respect Bykov. Bykob Bykov technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise that he doesn't even listens listen to them, and what that Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wildboozefest binged he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised what that they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting them with the whole mess they they've made, and friends started starts collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov was Bykov's too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Philjust have failing to clean up mess after wild boozefest alcoholic binge in Bykov's on-call room, and were busted by Bykov when (suffering from heavy hangover) trying to get rid room (instead of the mess they created -- only for Bykov to appear. When Bykov ''didn't'' teared apart tear their heads out for this, this), Semyon instantly realised realises that something must be is wrong. Phil assumed what that Bykov just had a has good mood, and Gleb added what if he would bust them again mood. But later, it wouldn't be so good, so they have better priorities than speculating why Bykov is so nice. Later, when this strange behaviour repeated, repeats (as they jumped still failed to clean up everything), they jumps into conclusion what conclusions that Bykov simply have switched his wrath at new targets, due to considering now seeing ex-interns to be as his equals now -- only for Gleb to later realise what Bykov switched attention that it's simply because ''he no longer cares about his ex-interns''.
old interns''.
*PopculturalOsmosisFailure:
PopculturalOsmosisFailure: Sophia's, Alexei's and Maxim's plot starts due to Sophia being unfamiliar with classic Soviet movie, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! Gardes-Marines, Ahead!]]'':
** When Maximstarted starts referencing old Soviet the movie, "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!", [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]], Sophia]] (Sophia's and Alexei's names matches the names of the characters), Alexei quickly catch catches up with the joke and started starts playing along -- while Sophia mistook mistakes it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she revealed reveals that she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tried tries another pranks based around this movie.
**Later, Still not believing that Sophia is that ignorant of the classics, Max and Lyosha one by one mentioned mentions several other famous old Soviet movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise that Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, what that she knows many others, non-Soviet (nor Russian), well-known European movies, which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite. favourite). Alexei actually admitted admits tat she has a point, and suggested what suggests that they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict.
conflict. In the end, neither side likes what the other suggested, and just decides to rewatch what they likes.
* RefugeInAudacity: Evenafter when Kupitman turned turns on him and Kisegach obtained obtains the "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tried tries to insist what that she didn't proved what prove that ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.too.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Kupitman sides with Bykov in hope to get money when he wins. When Kupitman learns that Bykov lied about true sum he may win (to pay Kupitman twice less), he backstabs Bykov and reveals the plan to Kisegach. When Bykov still wins due to [[ExactWords a quirk in their bet]], he tries go back to him and ask for "his money", lying that he was covertly on Bykov's side all along, Bykov calls him Judah and refuses to pay, stating that he'd won without his help, and thus not obliged to pay him.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimately
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegach
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does''
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Bykov doesn't react to Gleb, Semyon and Phil
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** When Maxim
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* RefugeInAudacity: Even
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.
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After Kisegach's attempt to learn more about new interns' successes (specifically Sophia, who seems to be smarter than Max and Lyosha) was derailed by Bykov who interpreted it as "subtly" hidden jealousy, Bykov and Kisegach have a bet: wether intern can fall in love with Bykov, or not.
Gleb, Semyon and Phil had a boozefest -- just like back in old days -- but on the next day Bykov busted the mess they created. While Bykov was unusually happy and ignored them, it likely wouldn't help them again if they wouldn't deal with it before afternoon.
Maxim started mocking Sophia with quote from old Soviet movie, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!"]], which suggests what she and Alexei could be just created for each other; Alexei actually quickly agreed with him, while Sophia... Sophia didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny.
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
Alexei and Maxim named several old movies, only to realise what Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, named several European movies she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, stated ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agreed.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end, Sophia tried to watch "Gardes-Marines", only to realise it's extremely boring for her; when Kupitman arrived (who actually likes the movie), she suggested to just re-watch ''Antichrist'', especially since Kupitman never saw it before. Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tried to watch ''Antichrist'', only to being disgusted by it (especially Alexei); they decided to just re-watch what they like instead -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* TheBet: Bykov had a bet with Kisegach on big sum of money [[ItMakesSenseInContext what Sophia would fall in love with Bykov]]. Bykov decided to cheat by simply forcing interns to forge love letters.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimately won his bet with Kisegach despite both Sophia and Maxim (Alexei refused, considering it to be offensive for his mentor whom he genuinely respects) wrote new letters, with exactly opposite meanings to those they wrote for Bykov? By reminding Kisegach what their bet involved declaration of love ''from intern'', not from Sophia specifically, despite her being initial reason why they even started the bet in the first place. And since Alexei refused to take back his "love letter"... This is also why Bykov refused to give Kupitman money he promised him: they specifically discussed Sophia, but since Bykov won because of Alexei, not Sophia, Kupitman's involvement's value just dropped to zero (not to mention his betrayal).
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegach asked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), Gleb realised what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones; cue scene with Bykov throwing away some toys with Gleb's, Phil's and Semyon's faces (bear, [[FunnyForeigner Mickey Mouse]] and [[ButtMonkey donkey]], respectively), only to grab new ones, with faces of Sophia, Alexei and Maxim.
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respects Bykov. Bykob technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise he doesn't even listens them, and what Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild boozefest he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised what they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting the whole mess they made, and friends started collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov was too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Gleb, Semyon and Phil just have wild boozefest in Bykov's on-call room, and were busted by Bykov when (suffering from heavy hangover) trying to get rid of the mess they created -- only for Bykov to appear. When Bykov ''didn't'' teared apart their heads for this, Semyon instantly realised something must be wrong. Phil assumed what Bykov just had a good mood, and Gleb added what if he would bust them again later, it wouldn't be so good, so they have better priorities than speculating why Bykov is so nice. Later, when this strange behaviour repeated, they jumped into conclusion what Bykov simply switched his wrath at new targets, due to considering ex-interns to be his equals now -- only for Gleb to later realise what Bykov switched attention because ''he no longer cares about his ex-interns''.
* PopculturalOsmosisFailure:
** When Maxim started referencing old Soviet movie, "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!", [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]], Alexei quickly catch up with joke and started playing along -- while Sophia mistook it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she revealed she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tried another pranks based around this movie.
** Later, Max and Lyosha one by one mentioned several other famous old movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, what she knows many others, non-Soviet (nor Russian), which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite. Alexei actually admitted she has a point, and suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even after Kupitman turned on him and Kisegach obtained "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tried to insist what she didn't proved what ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.
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Gleb, Semyon and Phil had a boozefest -- just like back in old days -- but on the next day Bykov busted the mess they created. While Bykov was unusually happy and ignored them, it likely wouldn't help them again if they wouldn't deal with it before afternoon.
Maxim started mocking Sophia with quote from old Soviet movie, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gardes-Marines,_Ahead! "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!"]], which suggests what she and Alexei could be just created for each other; Alexei actually quickly agreed with him, while Sophia... Sophia didn't even watch it (which surprised both guys), and finds the joke stupid and unfunny.
When Bykov ''again'' ignored their screwups after they failed to dispose of their trash in time, Bykov's ex-interns started speculating what maybe Bykov just started considering them his equal.
Bykov, who thinks what good doctor must be good at everything, decided to test interns'... grammar, forcing them to write under his dictation. What they wrote... turns out to be their love letters, addressing Bykov. Kisegach suspects what Bykov obtaining those letters ''just'' after their bet started could be just Bykov cheating, but had no proofs and had to accept defeat.
Kisegach tasked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), which led to Gleb realising what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones. He isn't happy with this, since he actually respected Bykov as specialist, and this looks downright insulting.
Of course, Kisegach didn't believed Bykov, and asked Kupitman to verify Sophia's signature -- wether it's real. Kupitman actually stick with Bykov's legend -- only for Kisegach to ask what sum Bykov promised for cooperation. She then added what bet was for 10K roubles; outraged Kupitman (Bykov lied to him what bet was for 5K, and promised 2K for cooperation) revealed ''real'' plan (mainly because he was promised 5K by Kisegach). When searching in on-call room, Kisegach also obtained Alexei's and Maxim's "love letters", realising interns wrote it under Bykov's orders. Unfortunately, Bykov still refuses to accept defeat, suggesting her to ask interns themselves.
Alexei and Maxim named several old movies, only to realise what Sophia doesn't know almost any of them. She, in turn, named several European movies she knows, and they don't (she, particularly, stated ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' as her favourite). Alexei, to make a peace, suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies, to which she agreed.
Semyon and Phil, who initially were perfectly happy with Bykov being indifferent to them, realised what he's ''completely'' indifferent to them -- both to bad ''and'' good things, like they are no one to him, admitting what Gleb was right. So, what they would do now? Get drunk again, what else they can do...
Kisegach forced interns to write new letters to Bykov, with exactly the opposite meanings... only for Alexei to refuse insulting Bykov, and thus, writing the letter at all. And as Bykov stated, their bet involved '"intern falling in love with Bykov", not specifically Sophia; which means, Bykov had won. This also means, Kupitman would not receive "his" money, since Bykov had won without his help, while Kupitman himself actually betrayed him.
In the end, Sophia tried to watch "Gardes-Marines", only to realise it's extremely boring for her; when Kupitman arrived (who actually likes the movie), she suggested to just re-watch ''Antichrist'', especially since Kupitman never saw it before. Meanwhile, Alexei and Maxim tried to watch ''Antichrist'', only to being disgusted by it (especially Alexei); they decided to just re-watch what they like instead -- ''Gardes-Marines''.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* TheBet: Bykov had a bet with Kisegach on big sum of money [[ItMakesSenseInContext what Sophia would fall in love with Bykov]]. Bykov decided to cheat by simply forcing interns to forge love letters.
* ExactWords: How Bykov ultimately won his bet with Kisegach despite both Sophia and Maxim (Alexei refused, considering it to be offensive for his mentor whom he genuinely respects) wrote new letters, with exactly opposite meanings to those they wrote for Bykov? By reminding Kisegach what their bet involved declaration of love ''from intern'', not from Sophia specifically, despite her being initial reason why they even started the bet in the first place. And since Alexei refused to take back his "love letter"... This is also why Bykov refused to give Kupitman money he promised him: they specifically discussed Sophia, but since Bykov won because of Alexei, not Sophia, Kupitman's involvement's value just dropped to zero (not to mention his betrayal).
* ImagineSpot: When Kisegach asked Gleb to bring Ilya's old toys to the Paediatric department (he has new ones, and no longer interested it those), Gleb realised what Bykov's indifference to screwups of his old interns was caused by him having new ones; cue scene with Bykov throwing away some toys with Gleb's, Phil's and Semyon's faces (bear, [[FunnyForeigner Mickey Mouse]] and [[ButtMonkey donkey]], respectively), only to grab new ones, with faces of Sophia, Alexei and Maxim.
* NoSympathy: While Semyon and Phil are perfectly okay with Bykov stopping caring about them, Gleb finds this indifference insulting, since he, under all hostility on the surface, ''does'' respects Bykov. Bykob technically being Gleb's stepfather does not help matters. Semyon and Phil, who tried to talk with Bykov (Semyon talked about his daughter, while Phil tried to ask for help with difficult case), only to realise he doesn't even listens them, and what Gleb is right.
* OhCrap: On the next morning after wild boozefest he had with Semyon and Phil, Gleb realised what they overslept and Bykov would enter at any moment, busting the whole mess they made, and friends started collecting empty bottles in panic. Fortunately for them, Bykov was too concerned with other things to care.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Gleb, Semyon and Phil just have wild boozefest in Bykov's on-call room, and were busted by Bykov when (suffering from heavy hangover) trying to get rid of the mess they created -- only for Bykov to appear. When Bykov ''didn't'' teared apart their heads for this, Semyon instantly realised something must be wrong. Phil assumed what Bykov just had a good mood, and Gleb added what if he would bust them again later, it wouldn't be so good, so they have better priorities than speculating why Bykov is so nice. Later, when this strange behaviour repeated, they jumped into conclusion what Bykov simply switched his wrath at new targets, due to considering ex-interns to be his equals now -- only for Gleb to later realise what Bykov switched attention because ''he no longer cares about his ex-interns''.
* PopculturalOsmosisFailure:
** When Maxim started referencing old Soviet movie, "Gardes-Marines, Ahead!", [[{{Troll}} in order to mock Sophia]], Alexei quickly catch up with joke and started playing along -- while Sophia mistook it for some new joke from the internet. When directly asked, she revealed she never watched it -- in fact, ''everyone'' besides her in the the Therapy already watched it, as it turns out when Maxim and Alexei tried another pranks based around this movie.
** Later, Max and Lyosha one by one mentioned several other famous old movies (amongst them ''Film/KinDzaDza''), only to realise Sophia knows ''neither'' of them (okay, she knows ''one'' movie, ''Film/TheDiamondArm''). It turns out, though, what she knows many others, non-Soviet (nor Russian), which ''they'' don't know (stating the ''Film/{{Antichrist}}'' to being her favourite. Alexei actually admitted she has a point, and suggested what they would watch each other's favourite movies and end their conflict.
* RefugeInAudacity: Even after Kupitman turned on him and Kisegach obtained "love letters" from Maxim and Alexei, Bykov tried to insist what she didn't proved what ''Sophia's'' one was fake, too.
* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: Kupitman firstly betrayed Bykov (joining Kisegach's side in attempt to earn more money from her), then, when she actually failed, instantly tried to change sides back and started pretending to being Bykov's ally all along, and asked for his reward. Bykov refused (calling him Judah in process), stating what he had won only by his savviness, without any Kupitman's involvement, and ExactWords of the bet allow him to not pay Kupitman anything.
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