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* GilliganCut: Phil asks Semyon to delicately interrogate Gleb to learn more, so they can check whether he really became gay or not. Cut to [[NobleBigot Semyon]] asking him ''anything but'' "delicately".
-->'''Semyon''': Gleb, are you a fa**ot?\\
'''Gleb''': [[FlatWhat What?..]]
-->'''Semyon''': Gleb, are you a fa**ot?\\
'''Gleb''': [[FlatWhat What?..]]
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* GilliganCut: Phil asks Semyon to delicately interrogate Gleb to learn more, so they can check whether he really became gay or not. Cut to [[NobleBigot Semyon]] Semyon straight-up asking him ''anything but'' "delicately".
-->'''Semyon''': Gleb, are youwhether he's a fa**ot?\\
'''Gleb''': [[FlatWhat What?..]]"fa**ot", and receiving FlatWhat as a reaction.
-->'''Semyon''': Gleb, are you
'''Gleb''': [[FlatWhat What?..]]
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* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] never gets punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia manages to avoid apologising before her, either, so it's not a complete victory for Spitzina.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] never gets punished for her [[{{Jerkass [[{{Jerkass}} rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia manages to avoid apologising before her, either, so it's not a complete victory for Spitzina.
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Phil overhears something which suggests that Gleb could be... gay. Phil reveals his suspicions to Semyon, who reacts ''very'' negatively to such accusations. But when Phil explains just what made him suspect that, Semyon agrees to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. The only thing that Gleb can reply with is a flat "what?..". Once the situation clears out, and Gleb confirms that Phil is just paranoid, Gleb suggests to play a prank at Phil, and play along with his suspicions. Lobanov tells Phil that they must "save" Gleb, as it's their fault -- he became gay to fight his apathy; for that, they needs vodka and some snacks. On evening, Semyon goes to "talk" with Gleb over vodka, and Gleb pretends that Lobanov "betrayed" him by revealing his "very important secret" to Phil, whom he accuses of homophobia. When "offended" Gleb leaves, Semyon goes to "calm him down", and then Phil starts hearing them having sex -- ''very'' loudly. Of course, when he goes to check, he learns that they just messed with him.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book. The book suggests to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. For Sophia, such being is... Mozart. She actually tells to "Mozart's" face why she hates him and his music, with cathartic effect. But Spitzina complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forces Sophia to apologise, and she does -- to "Mozart", who was the only one whom she insulted. She also tells Spitzina to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Maxim and Alexei tricks Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves. But since they deals with their patient ideally and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, and decides to separate them. Maxim, realising that it's their only chance, starts insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, fails to provide adequate response). Bykov decides that it's too soon, and allows them to continue working together... but, unknowingly to Max, starts suspecting that something is fishy. He decides to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and starts asking them, separately. They tries to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperations provides completely opposite answers, confirming Bykov's suspicions. Alexei takes all the blame, but Bykov suspects that the scheme isn't actually his, and asks Rita to help, as Maxim can't be allowed to get away with it. For that, they spreads the rumours that Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim eventually feels remorse, and suggests Lyosha to reveal the truth -- only for him to refuse, stating that while it would lead to Max being punished, it wouldn't result in Alexei himself being pardoned. Bykov then starts complimenting Alexei's "trickster's mind", and asking him for ideas how to play a prank on Kupitman. Maxim, hearing that Lyosha suggests only the lame ones, starts suggesting his own, more creative ones, but Bykov dismisses them as "lame", which leads to Max snapping and revealing that the whole plan was his own idea -- and getting punished with twelve night shifts (eleven for a plan itself, and one for "corrupting" Alexei). Alexei gets one night shift as well, because one of his prank suggestions was too cruel to Bykov's tastes.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book. The book suggests to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. For Sophia, such being is... Mozart. She actually tells to "Mozart's" face why she hates him and his music, with cathartic effect. But Spitzina complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forces Sophia to apologise, and she does -- to "Mozart", who was the only one whom she insulted. She also tells Spitzina to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Maxim and Alexei tricks Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves. But since they deals with their patient ideally and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, and decides to separate them. Maxim, realising that it's their only chance, starts insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, fails to provide adequate response). Bykov decides that it's too soon, and allows them to continue working together... but, unknowingly to Max, starts suspecting that something is fishy. He decides to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and starts asking them, separately. They tries to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperations provides completely opposite answers, confirming Bykov's suspicions. Alexei takes all the blame, but Bykov suspects that the scheme isn't actually his, and asks Rita to help, as Maxim can't be allowed to get away with it. For that, they spreads the rumours that Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim eventually feels remorse, and suggests Lyosha to reveal the truth -- only for him to refuse, stating that while it would lead to Max being punished, it wouldn't result in Alexei himself being pardoned. Bykov then starts complimenting Alexei's "trickster's mind", and asking him for ideas how to play a prank on Kupitman. Maxim, hearing that Lyosha suggests only the lame ones, starts suggesting his own, more creative ones, but Bykov dismisses them as "lame", which leads to Max snapping and revealing that the whole plan was his own idea -- and getting punished with twelve night shifts (eleven for a plan itself, and one for "corrupting" Alexei). Alexei gets one night shift as well, because one of his prank suggestions was too cruel to Bykov's tastes.
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Phil overhears something a conversation which suggests makes him suspect that Gleb could be... is secretly gay. Phil reveals his suspicions to Semyon, who reacts ''very'' negatively to such accusations. But when Phil explains just what made him suspect that, Semyon agrees to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. The only thing that Gleb can reply with is a flat "what?..". Once the situation clears out, and Gleb confirms that Phil is just paranoid, Gleb suggests to play a prank at Phil, and play along with his suspicions. Lobanov tells Phil that Gleb is indeed gay, and they must "save" Gleb, him, as it's their fault -- he became gay to fight his apathy; for that, they needs need vodka and some snacks. On At evening, Semyon goes to "talk" with Gleb over vodka, and Gleb pretends that Lobanov "betrayed" him by revealing his "very important secret" to Phil, whom he accuses of homophobia. When "offended" Gleb leaves, Semyon goes to "calm him down", and then Phil starts hearing them having sex -- ''very'' loudly. Of course, when he goes to check, he learns that they just messed with him.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book. The book suggests to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. For Sophia, such being is...Mozart.Mozart, whom she associates with exhausting music lessons she hates. She actually tells to "Mozart's" face why she hates him and his music, with cathartic effect. But Spitzina complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forces Sophia to apologise, and she does -- to "Mozart", Mozart, who was the only one whom she insulted. She also tells Spitzina to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Maxim and Alexei tricks Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves. But since they deals with their patientideally perfectly and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be being done, and decides to separate them. Maxim, realising that it's their only chance, starts insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, fails to provide adequate response). Bykov decides that it's too soon, and allows them to continue working together... but, unknowingly to Max, starts suspecting that something is fishy. He decides to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and starts asking them, separately. They tries to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperations cooperation provides completely opposite answers, confirming Bykov's suspicions. Alexei takes all the blame, but Bykov suspects that the scheme isn't actually his, and asks Rita to for help, as Maxim can't be allowed to get away with it. For that, they spreads the rumours that Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim eventually feels remorse, and suggests Lyosha to reveal the truth -- only for him to refuse, stating that while it would lead to even if Max being gets punished, it Lyosha himself wouldn't result in Alexei himself being pardoned.be pardoned, so no point of suffering together. Bykov then starts complimenting Alexei's "trickster's mind", and asking him for ideas how to play a prank on Kupitman. Maxim, hearing that Lyosha suggests only the lame ones, starts suggesting his own, more creative ones, but Bykov dismisses them as "lame", which leads to Max snapping and revealing that the whole plan was his own idea -- and getting punished with twelve night shifts (eleven for a plan itself, and one for "corrupting" Alexei). Alexei gets one night shift as well, because one of his prank suggestions was too cruel to Bykov's tastes.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book. The book suggests to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. For Sophia, such being is...
Maxim and Alexei tricks Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves. But since they deals with their patient
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** Bykov forces Maxim into revealing himself by praising Alexei for being a "genius trickster", while dismissing Max himself. Maxim quickly snaps and reveals that it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realises that he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulates Bykov on a good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia deals with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining that she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologises ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ends, but at the very end of the episode she starts playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* BrickJoke: Sophia deals with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining that she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologises ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ends, but at the very end of the episode she starts playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
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** Bykov forces Maxim into revealing himself by praising Alexei for being a "genius trickster", while dismissing Max himself. Maxim Maxim, who feels that his pride was insulted, quickly snaps and reveals that it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realises that he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulates Bykov on a good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia deals with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining that she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologises ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ends, but at the very end of the episode she starts playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop andsaying say "nope, still hate him".
* BrickJoke: Sophia deals with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining that she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologises ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ends, but at the very end of the episode she starts playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and
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* GilliganCut: Phil asks Semyon to delicately interrogate Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became gay or not. Cut to [[NobleBigot Semyon]] asking him ''anything but'' "delicately".
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* GilliganCut: Phil asks Semyon to delicately interrogate Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether whether he really became gay or not. Cut to [[NobleBigot Semyon]] asking him ''anything but'' "delicately".
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* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia imagins [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and says everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complains to Kisegach]], who forces Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologises... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she states that she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks that she's in the right.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: When Sophia tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia insulted and threatened her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophiaimagins imagines [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and says everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complains to Kisegach]], who forces Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologises... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she states that she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks that she's in the right.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia
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* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visits Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]] Phil, in combination with other weird things he'd noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, jumps to conclusions that Gleb may be gay now (he isn't). He asks Semyon to help with "checking it", but Lobanov gets in league with Gleb, who decides to [[{{Troll}} milk that situation for all its worth]].
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia insulted and threatened her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia insulted and threatened her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.
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* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visits Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]] Phil, in combination with the other weird things he'd noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, jumps to conclusions that Gleb may be gay now (he isn't). He asks Semyon to help with "checking it", but Lobanov gets in league with Gleb, who decides to [[{{Troll}} milk that situation for all its worth]].
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia insulted and threatened her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.worth]].
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia insulted and threatened her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was the first sign that something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overhears something weird]], and realises that Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon doesn't reacted well to presumption that Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminds him that this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was the first sign that something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overhears something weird]], and realises that Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon Semyon]] doesn't reacted well to presumption that Gleb may be gay]], gay, Phil reminds him that this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, too, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* SpottingTheThread: Bykov starts suspecting foul play when Maxim tries to imitate another fight, but Alexei reacts too late and puts up very bad job at pretending that he's angry.
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* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realises that Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggests to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warn yet); for extra fun, they even makes it look like it's ''Phil'' who's "intolerant" one. Then they locks in a separate room, and makes sex-like sounds until Phil enters and realises that they're just playing video games (with Gleb joking that Semyon "just raped him", referring to his devastating defeat).
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* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realises that Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggests to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warn yet); for extra fun, they even makes it look like it's ''Phil'' who's "intolerant" one. Then they locks in a separate room, and makes sex-like sounds until Phil enters and realises that they're just playing video games (with Gleb joking that Semyon "just raped him", referring to his devastating defeat). Phil [[DudeNotFunny is not amused]].
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* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone starts praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards starts feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[TakingTheHeat taking all the blame]]), and suggests to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refuses, thinking that Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, subsequent Max's actions suggests that it has more to do with Maxim's insulted pride than genuine regret, as everyone ''praises'' Lyosha for what was Max's "genius plan".
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* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone starts praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards starts feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[TakingTheHeat taking all the blame]]), and suggests to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refuses, thinking that Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, subsequent Max's actions suggests that it has more Max doesn't confess, so Bykov, instead of trying to do with Maxim's insulted guilt-trip him, appeals to his pride than genuine regret, as everyone ''praises'' Lyosha by starting praising ''Lyosha'' for what was Max's "genius plan".it.
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Phil overherd something which suggested what Gleb could be... gay.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book.
Maxim and Alexei tricked Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves.
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first. But after Phil explained just why he has a reasons to worry, Semyon agreed to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. Gleb only managed to reply with flat "what?"
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, and since then, she can only associate Mozart and his music with this stress.
Since Maxim and Alexei dealt with their patient ideally, and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, so they would work by themselves now. Maxim, realising this is their last chance, started insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, failed to provide adequate response). Bykov decided it's not yet time to separate them and again united them -- just like Max wanted. Unknowingly to Max, he started suspecting what something is fishy here.
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decided to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and started asking them, separately. They tried to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperation (Bykov asked them separately), provided completely opposite answers, leading to Bykov realising everything.
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay in the first place (to fight his apathy). They only need vodka and some snacks.
Bykov suspects what Alexei just took all the blame for his and Max's scheme, and now needs Rita's help to prove it, because they can't leave Max unpunished. How? By spreading rumours what Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim actually started feeling remorses, and suggested Lyosha to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, stating Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so it's pointless.
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he started complimenting Alexei's trickster's mind (for starters, he managed to fool Bykov himself!), and asking him for ideas how they can play prank on Kupitman (all of which were completely lame). Maxim started suggesting his own, more creative ones, only for Bykov to dismiss them as "lame". Max snapped and revealed what whole plan was his own idea -- and was promptly punished with 12 night shifts (11 for plan itself, and 1 for corrupting Alexei). Lyosha didn't got away, either: he received 1 night shift because one o his ideas for prank on Kupitman was way too cruel.
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secret to Phil (and also accused ''Phil'' of being intolerant one here, because it was he who started acting like something is "wrong" (while Phil just worried what it could be dangerous to start being gay in rampantly homophobic Russia). When (seemingly offended) Gleb leaved, Semyon went to calm him down, which seemingly resulted in them having loud sex. Of course, when Phil went to check them, he learned they just trolled him.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book.
Maxim and Alexei tricked Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves.
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first. But after Phil explained just why he has a reasons to worry, Semyon agreed to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. Gleb only managed to reply with flat "what?"
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, and since then, she can only associate Mozart and his music with this stress.
Since Maxim and Alexei dealt with their patient ideally, and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, so they would work by themselves now. Maxim, realising this is their last chance, started insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, failed to provide adequate response). Bykov decided it's not yet time to separate them and again united them -- just like Max wanted. Unknowingly to Max, he started suspecting what something is fishy here.
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decided to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and started asking them, separately. They tried to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperation (Bykov asked them separately), provided completely opposite answers, leading to Bykov realising everything.
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay in the first place (to fight his apathy). They only need vodka and some snacks.
Bykov suspects what Alexei just took all the blame for his and Max's scheme, and now needs Rita's help to prove it, because they can't leave Max unpunished. How? By spreading rumours what Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim actually started feeling remorses, and suggested Lyosha to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, stating Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so it's pointless.
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he started complimenting Alexei's trickster's mind (for starters, he managed to fool Bykov himself!), and asking him for ideas how they can play prank on Kupitman (all of which were completely lame). Maxim started suggesting his own, more creative ones, only for Bykov to dismiss them as "lame". Max snapped and revealed what whole plan was his own idea -- and was promptly punished with 12 night shifts (11 for plan itself, and 1 for corrupting Alexei). Lyosha didn't got away, either: he received 1 night shift because one o his ideas for prank on Kupitman was way too cruel.
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secret to Phil (and also accused ''Phil'' of being intolerant one here, because it was he who started acting like something is "wrong" (while Phil just worried what it could be dangerous to start being gay in rampantly homophobic Russia). When (seemingly offended) Gleb leaved, Semyon went to calm him down, which seemingly resulted in them having loud sex. Of course, when Phil went to check them, he learned they just trolled him.
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Phil overherd overhears something which suggested what suggests that Gleb could be... gay.
gay. Phil reveals his suspicions to Semyon, who reacts ''very'' negatively to such accusations. But when Phil explains just what made him suspect that, Semyon agrees to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. The only thing that Gleb can reply with is a flat "what?..". Once the situation clears out, and Gleb confirms that Phil is just paranoid, Gleb suggests to play a prank at Phil, and play along with his suspicions. Lobanov tells Phil that they must "save" Gleb, as it's their fault -- he became gay to fight his apathy; for that, they needs vodka and some snacks. On evening, Semyon goes to "talk" with Gleb over vodka, and Gleb pretends that Lobanov "betrayed" him by revealing his "very important secret" to Phil, whom he accuses of homophobia. When "offended" Gleb leaves, Semyon goes to "calm him down", and then Phil starts hearing them having sex -- ''very'' loudly. Of course, when he goes to check, he learns that they just messed with him.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychologybook.
book. The book suggests to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. For Sophia, such being is... Mozart. She actually tells to "Mozart's" face why she hates him and his music, with cathartic effect. But Spitzina complains to Kisegach, stating that Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forces Sophia to apologise, and she does -- to "Mozart", who was the only one whom she insulted. She also tells Spitzina to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Maxim and Alexeitricked tricks Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves.
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first.themselves. But after Phil explained just why he has a reasons to worry, Semyon agreed to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. Gleb only managed to reply with flat "what?"
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, andsince then, she can only associate Mozart and his music with this stress.
Since Maxim and Alexei dealtthey deals with their patient ideally, ideally and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, so they would work by themselves now. and decides to separate them. Maxim, realising this is that it's their last only chance, started starts insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, failed fails to provide adequate response). Bykov decided decides that it's not yet time to separate too soon, and allows them and again united them -- just like Max wanted. Unknowingly to continue working together... but, unknowingly to Max, he started starts suspecting what that something is fishy here.
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decidedfishy. He decides to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and started starts asking them, separately. They tried tries to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperation (Bykov asked them separately), provided cooperations provides completely opposite answers, leading to Bykov realising everything.
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay inconfirming Bykov's suspicions. Alexei takes all the first place (to fight his apathy). They only need vodka and some snacks.
blame, but Bykov suspects what Alexei just took all that the blame for his scheme isn't actually his, and Max's scheme, and now needs Rita's help asks Rita to prove it, because they help, as Maxim can't leave Max unpunished. How? By spreading be allowed to get away with it. For that, they spreads the rumours what that Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim actually started feeling remorses, eventually feels remorse, and suggested suggests Lyosha to reveal the truth -- only for him to Bykov. Alexei refused, refuse, stating that while it would lead to Max being punished, it wouldn't result in Alexei himself being pardoned. Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so it's pointless.
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he startedthen starts complimenting Alexei's trickster's mind (for starters, he managed to fool Bykov himself!), "trickster's mind", and asking him for ideas how they can to play a prank on Kupitman (all of which were completely lame). Maxim started Kupitman. Maxim, hearing that Lyosha suggests only the lame ones, starts suggesting his own, more creative ones, only for but Bykov to dismiss dismisses them as "lame". "lame", which leads to Max snapped snapping and revealed what revealing that the whole plan was his own idea -- and was promptly getting punished with 12 twelve night shifts (11 (eleven for a plan itself, and 1 one for corrupting "corrupting" Alexei). Lyosha didn't got away, either: he received 1 Alexei gets one night shift as well, because one o of his ideas for prank on Kupitman suggestions was way too cruel.
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secretcruel to Phil (and also accused ''Phil'' of being intolerant one here, because it was he who started acting like something is "wrong" (while Phil just worried what it could be dangerous to start being gay in rampantly homophobic Russia). When (seemingly offended) Gleb leaved, Semyon went to calm him down, which seemingly resulted in them having loud sex. Of course, when Phil went to check them, he learned they just trolled him.Bykov's tastes.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology
Maxim and Alexei
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first.
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, and
Since Maxim and Alexei dealt
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decided
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay in
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he started
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secret
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* AnimalMotifs: Maxim's idea for prank on Kupitman involves fake internet advertisement, which would have photo of [[RunningGag puddle]] for mating, and Kupitman's phone number. Fortunately, they never proceed with it.
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* AnimalMotifs: Maxim's idea for a prank on Kupitman involves fake internet advertisement, which would have a photo of [[RunningGag puddle]] for mating, and Kupitman's phone number. Fortunately, they never proceed proceeds with it.
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** Max and Lyosha pretended to hate each other to the point of violence, knowing full well what Bykov would [[TeethClenchedTeamwork force them to work together]] (so they would be forced to either deal with conflicts or fail the task). It worked, and now they can cooperate to do their work much quicker and safer than by themselves.
** Bykov used one to force Maxim into revealing himself, by praising Alexei for being "genius trickster". Maxim quickly snapped and revealed it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realised what he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulated Bykov on good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia dealt with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining what she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologised ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ended, but at the very end of episode she started playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* DudeNotFunny: Phil complained what Gleb and Semyon's "gay joke" was utterly moronic and unfunny. Gleb countered what [[MistakenForGay it was him who thought about all this in the first place]], they [[{[Troll}} just played along]].
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she is total superior to Sophia, and may order her around or outright insult.
* GilliganCut: Phil asked Semyon to delicately ask Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became a gay or not. Cut to [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero Semyon]] asking him anything ''but'' "delicately". It also turned up what Phil's suspicions were wrong.
-->'''Semyon''': ''"Gleb, are you a fa**ot?"''\\
'''Gleb''': ''"[[FlatWhat What?..]]"''
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia imagined [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and said everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complained to Kisegach]], who forced Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologised... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she stated she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks she's in the right.
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] was never punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia managed to avoid apologising before her, either, so it was not a complete win for her, either.
* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visited Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]]. This, when combined with other weird things Phil noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, led him to jump into conclusion what Gleb may be gay. He cooperated with Semyon to "check" it.
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia told [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia insulted and threatened her.
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyuba suggested to deal with [[FatBitch Spitzina]] for Sophia, Sophia rejected help on the basis what she must be able to deal with problems without help, or she would be in troubles if Lyuba retires or dies. Lyuba [[TheScottishTrope didn't reacted well to the last one]].
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was first sign what something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overheard something weird]], and realised what Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon didn't reacted well to presumption what Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminded him what this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Gleb invited some random dude in his room during night, Phil heard some weird words from Gleb which [[MistakenForGay suggested it could have been sex]]. Gleb's dialogue with that guy next morning (from their words to their gestures), combined with Gleb's weird behaviour even before that, only reinforced it. In reality, they played video-games, but Phil only learned this in the end of episode.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowing what Bykov's response to his underlings hating each other's guts is to force them into one team (meaning only way to success is to start working as a team), Max cooperated with Alexei to pretend what they are on the brink of fight, knowing what working together on one patient is easier than working separately on two. Plan worked, but after their success Bykov decided it's safe to separate them, forcing Max to imitate another conflict (Lyosha botched it, due to very badly imitating wrath, leading to Bykov suspecting what something is wrong).
* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realised what Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggested to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warned yet); for extra fun, they even make it look like it was ''Phil'' who was "intolerant" one. Then they locked in separate room, and made sex-like sounds until Phil entered and realised they just playing video-games (with Gleb joking what Semyon "just raped him", meaning his devastating defeat).
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykov asked (separately) both Maxim and Alexei about reasons they [[TeethClenchedTeamwork started fighting in the first place]]. They provided him with conflicting answers, ruining their cover story.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone started praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards started feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[HeroicSacrifice taking all the blame]]), and suggested to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, thinking what Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, it's implied what Max did this out of pride rather than genuine regret, because Alexei took whole credit (and praise) for ''Max's'' "genius" plan.
** Bykov used one to force Maxim into revealing himself, by praising Alexei for being "genius trickster". Maxim quickly snapped and revealed it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realised what he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulated Bykov on good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia dealt with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining what she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologised ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ended, but at the very end of episode she started playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* DudeNotFunny: Phil complained what Gleb and Semyon's "gay joke" was utterly moronic and unfunny. Gleb countered what [[MistakenForGay it was him who thought about all this in the first place]], they [[{[Troll}} just played along]].
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she is total superior to Sophia, and may order her around or outright insult.
* GilliganCut: Phil asked Semyon to delicately ask Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became a gay or not. Cut to [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero Semyon]] asking him anything ''but'' "delicately". It also turned up what Phil's suspicions were wrong.
-->'''Semyon''': ''"Gleb, are you a fa**ot?"''\\
'''Gleb''': ''"[[FlatWhat What?..]]"''
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia imagined [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and said everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complained to Kisegach]], who forced Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologised... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she stated she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks she's in the right.
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] was never punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia managed to avoid apologising before her, either, so it was not a complete win for her, either.
* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visited Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]]. This, when combined with other weird things Phil noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, led him to jump into conclusion what Gleb may be gay. He cooperated with Semyon to "check" it.
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia told [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia insulted and threatened her.
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyuba suggested to deal with [[FatBitch Spitzina]] for Sophia, Sophia rejected help on the basis what she must be able to deal with problems without help, or she would be in troubles if Lyuba retires or dies. Lyuba [[TheScottishTrope didn't reacted well to the last one]].
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was first sign what something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overheard something weird]], and realised what Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon didn't reacted well to presumption what Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminded him what this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Gleb invited some random dude in his room during night, Phil heard some weird words from Gleb which [[MistakenForGay suggested it could have been sex]]. Gleb's dialogue with that guy next morning (from their words to their gestures), combined with Gleb's weird behaviour even before that, only reinforced it. In reality, they played video-games, but Phil only learned this in the end of episode.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowing what Bykov's response to his underlings hating each other's guts is to force them into one team (meaning only way to success is to start working as a team), Max cooperated with Alexei to pretend what they are on the brink of fight, knowing what working together on one patient is easier than working separately on two. Plan worked, but after their success Bykov decided it's safe to separate them, forcing Max to imitate another conflict (Lyosha botched it, due to very badly imitating wrath, leading to Bykov suspecting what something is wrong).
* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realised what Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggested to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warned yet); for extra fun, they even make it look like it was ''Phil'' who was "intolerant" one. Then they locked in separate room, and made sex-like sounds until Phil entered and realised they just playing video-games (with Gleb joking what Semyon "just raped him", meaning his devastating defeat).
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykov asked (separately) both Maxim and Alexei about reasons they [[TeethClenchedTeamwork started fighting in the first place]]. They provided him with conflicting answers, ruining their cover story.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone started praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards started feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[HeroicSacrifice taking all the blame]]), and suggested to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, thinking what Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, it's implied what Max did this out of pride rather than genuine regret, because Alexei took whole credit (and praise) for ''Max's'' "genius" plan.
to:
** Max and Lyosha pretended pretends to hate each other to the point of violence, knowing full well what that Bykov would [[TeethClenchedTeamwork force them to work together]] (so they would be forced to either deal with conflicts or fail the task). It worked, works, and now they can cooperate to do their work much quicker and safer than by themselves.
themselves, while still having just one patient to work with.
** Bykovused one to force forces Maxim into revealing himself, himself by praising Alexei for being a "genius trickster". trickster", while dismissing Max himself. Maxim quickly snapped snaps and revealed reveals that it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realised what realises that he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulated congratulates Bykov on a good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophiadealt deals with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining what that she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologised apologises ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ended, ends, but at the very end of the episode she started starts playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* DudeNotFunny: Philcomplained what complains that Gleb and Semyon's "gay joke" was utterly moronic and unfunny. tasteless. Gleb countered what counters that [[MistakenForGay it was him who thought about all this in the first place]], they [[{[Troll}} [[{{Troll}} just played along]].
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she istotal totally superior to Sophia, and may order her around or outright insult.
* GilliganCut: Philasked asks Semyon to delicately ask interrogate Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became a gay or not. Cut to [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero [[NobleBigot Semyon]] asking him anything ''but'' "delicately". It also turned up what Phil's suspicions were wrong.
''anything but'' "delicately".
-->'''Semyon''':''"Gleb, Gleb, are you a fa**ot?"''\\
fa**ot?\\
'''Gleb''':''"[[FlatWhat [[FlatWhat What?..]]"''
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
]]
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophiaimagined imagins [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and said says everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complained complains to Kisegach]], who forced forces Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologised... apologises... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she stated states that she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks that she's in the right.
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]]was never gets punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia managed manages to avoid apologising before her, either, so it was it's not a complete win victory for her, either.
Spitzina.
* MistakenForGay: When some random dudevisited visits Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]]. This, when combined overheard]] Phil, in combination with other weird things Phil he'd noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, led him jumps to jump into conclusion what conclusions that Gleb may be gay. gay now (he isn't). He cooperated with asks Semyon to "check" it.
help with "checking it", but Lobanov gets in league with Gleb, who decides to [[{{Troll}} milk that situation for all its worth]].
* NeverMyFault: When Sophiatold tells [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complained complains to Kisegach, stating what that Sophia insulted and threatened her.
her. Doesn't matter that Spitzina does the same all the time.
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyubasuggested suggests to deal with [[FatBitch Spitzina]] for Sophia, Sophia rejected rejects help on the basis what that she must be able to deal with problems without help, or she would be in troubles if Lyuba retires or dies. Lyuba [[TheScottishTrope didn't reacted does't react well to the last one]].
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was the first signwhat that something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overheard overhears something weird]], and realised what realises that Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon didn't doesn't reacted well to presumption what that Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminded reminds him what that this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Glebinvited invits some random dude in his room during night, Phil heard hears some weird words from Gleb which [[MistakenForGay suggested suggests that it could have been sex]]. Gleb's dialogue with that guy next morning (from their words to their gestures), combined with Gleb's weird behaviour even before that, only reinforced reinforces it. In reality, they played video-games, video games, but Phil only learned learns this in the end of the episode.
* TakingTheHeat: Alexei takes the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus receives ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max gets spared. When Maxim asks just why, Alexei states that he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting that they are lying. Alexei also objects to Maxim revealing his involvement in the scheme, as it's too late for Lyosha, but Max still can get away.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowingwhat that Bykov's response to his underlings hating each other's guts is to force them into one team (meaning that only way to success is to start working as a team), Max cooperated cooperates with Alexei to pretend what that they are on the brink of a fight, knowing what that working together on one patient is easier than working separately on two. Plan worked, works, but after their success Bykov decided decides that it's safe to separate them, forcing Max to imitate another conflict (Lyosha botched conflict; Lyosha botches it, due to very badly making poor job at imitating wrath, leading to Bykov suspecting what that something is wrong).
wrong.
* {{Troll}}: When Semyonrealised what realises that Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggested suggests to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warned warn yet); for extra fun, they even make makes it look like it was it's ''Phil'' who was who's "intolerant" one. Then they locked locks in a separate room, and made makes sex-like sounds until Phil entered enters and realised they realises that they're just playing video-games video games (with Gleb joking what that Semyon "just raped him", meaning referring to his devastating defeat).
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykovasked asks (separately) both Maxim and Alexei about the reasons they [[TeethClenchedTeamwork started fighting in the first place]]. They provided provides him with conflicting answers, ruining their cover story.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyonestarted starts praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards started starts feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[HeroicSacrifice [[TakingTheHeat taking all the blame]]), and suggested suggests to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, refuses, thinking what that Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, it's implied what Max did this out of subsequent Max's actions suggests that it has more to do with Maxim's insulted pride rather than genuine regret, because Alexei took whole credit (and praise) as everyone ''praises'' Lyosha for ''Max's'' "genius" plan.what was Max's "genius plan".
** Bykov
* BrickJoke: Sophia
* DudeNotFunny: Phil
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she is
* GilliganCut: Phil
-->'''Semyon''':
'''Gleb''':
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]]
* MistakenForGay: When some random dude
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyuba
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was the first sign
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Gleb
* TakingTheHeat: Alexei takes the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus receives ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max gets spared. When Maxim asks just why, Alexei states that he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting that they are lying. Alexei also objects to Maxim revealing his involvement in the scheme, as it's too late for Lyosha, but Max still can get away.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowing
* {{Troll}}: When Semyon
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykov
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone
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Phil overherd something which suggested what Gleb could be... gay.
Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book.
Maxim and Alexei tricked Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves.
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first. But after Phil explained just why he has a reasons to worry, Semyon agreed to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. Gleb only managed to reply with flat "what?"
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, and since then, she can only associate Mozart and his music with this stress.
Since Maxim and Alexei dealt with their patient ideally, and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, so they would work by themselves now. Maxim, realising this is their last chance, started insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, failed to provide adequate response). Bykov decided it's not yet time to separate them and again united them -- just like Max wanted. Unknowingly to Max, he started suspecting what something is fishy here.
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decided to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and started asking them, separately. They tried to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperation (Bykov asked them separately), provided completely opposite answers, leading to Bykov realising everything.
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay in the first place (to fight his apathy). They only need vodka and some snacks.
Bykov suspects what Alexei just took all the blame for his and Max's scheme, and now needs Rita's help to prove it, because they can't leave Max unpunished. How? By spreading rumours what Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim actually started feeling remorses, and suggested Lyosha to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, stating Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so it's pointless.
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he started complimenting Alexei's trickster's mind (for starters, he managed to fool Bykov himself!), and asking him for ideas how they can play prank on Kupitman (all of which were completely lame). Maxim started suggesting his own, more creative ones, only for Bykov to dismiss them as "lame". Max snapped and revealed what whole plan was his own idea -- and was promptly punished with 12 night shifts (11 for plan itself, and 1 for corrupting Alexei). Lyosha didn't got away, either: he received 1 night shift because one o his ideas for prank on Kupitman was way too cruel.
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secret to Phil (and also accused ''Phil'' of being intolerant one here, because it was he who started acting like something is "wrong" (while Phil just worried what it could be dangerous to start being gay in rampantly homophobic Russia). When (seemingly offended) Gleb leaved, Semyon went to calm him down, which seemingly resulted in them having loud sex. Of course, when Phil went to check them, he learned they just trolled him.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* AnimalMotifs: Maxim's idea for prank on Kupitman involves fake internet advertisement, which would have photo of [[RunningGag puddle]] for mating, and Kupitman's phone number. Fortunately, they never proceed with it.
* BatmanGambit:
** Max and Lyosha pretended to hate each other to the point of violence, knowing full well what Bykov would [[TeethClenchedTeamwork force them to work together]] (so they would be forced to either deal with conflicts or fail the task). It worked, and now they can cooperate to do their work much quicker and safer than by themselves.
** Bykov used one to force Maxim into revealing himself, by praising Alexei for being "genius trickster". Maxim quickly snapped and revealed it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realised what he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulated Bykov on good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia dealt with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining what she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologised ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ended, but at the very end of episode she started playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* DudeNotFunny: Phil complained what Gleb and Semyon's "gay joke" was utterly moronic and unfunny. Gleb countered what [[MistakenForGay it was him who thought about all this in the first place]], they [[{[Troll}} just played along]].
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she is total superior to Sophia, and may order her around or outright insult.
* GilliganCut: Phil asked Semyon to delicately ask Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became a gay or not. Cut to [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero Semyon]] asking him anything ''but'' "delicately". It also turned up what Phil's suspicions were wrong.
-->'''Semyon''': ''"Gleb, are you a fa**ot?"''\\
'''Gleb''': ''"[[FlatWhat What?..]]"''
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia imagined [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and said everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complained to Kisegach]], who forced Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologised... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she stated she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks she's in the right.
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] was never punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia managed to avoid apologising before her, either, so it was not a complete win for her, either.
* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visited Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]]. This, when combined with other weird things Phil noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, led him to jump into conclusion what Gleb may be gay. He cooperated with Semyon to "check" it.
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia told [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia insulted and threatened her.
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyuba suggested to deal with [[FatBitch Spitzina]] for Sophia, Sophia rejected help on the basis what she must be able to deal with problems without help, or she would be in troubles if Lyuba retires or dies. Lyuba [[TheScottishTrope didn't reacted well to the last one]].
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was first sign what something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overheard something weird]], and realised what Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon didn't reacted well to presumption what Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminded him what this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Gleb invited some random dude in his room during night, Phil heard some weird words from Gleb which [[MistakenForGay suggested it could have been sex]]. Gleb's dialogue with that guy next morning (from their words to their gestures), combined with Gleb's weird behaviour even before that, only reinforced it. In reality, they played video-games, but Phil only learned this in the end of episode.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowing what Bykov's response to his underlings hating each other's guts is to force them into one team (meaning only way to success is to start working as a team), Max cooperated with Alexei to pretend what they are on the brink of fight, knowing what working together on one patient is easier than working separately on two. Plan worked, but after their success Bykov decided it's safe to separate them, forcing Max to imitate another conflict (Lyosha botched it, due to very badly imitating wrath, leading to Bykov suspecting what something is wrong).
* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realised what Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggested to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warned yet); for extra fun, they even make it look like it was ''Phil'' who was "intolerant" one. Then they locked in separate room, and made sex-like sounds until Phil entered and realised they just playing video-games (with Gleb joking what Semyon "just raped him", meaning his devastating defeat).
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykov asked (separately) both Maxim and Alexei about reasons they [[TeethClenchedTeamwork started fighting in the first place]]. They provided him with conflicting answers, ruining their cover story.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone started praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards started feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[HeroicSacrifice taking all the blame]]), and suggested to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, thinking what Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, it's implied what Max did this out of pride rather than genuine regret, because Alexei took whole credit (and praise) for ''Max's'' "genius" plan.
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Sophia has a conflict with very aggressive nurse Spitzina from Cardiology, and must learn how to oppose her. She tries to find some advices in weird (and questionably useful) psychology book.
Maxim and Alexei tricked Bykov to force them to work together by pretending to hate each other's guts. Now, when they have one patient for them two, they can deal with their task much quicker and safer than by themselves.
Phil revealed his suspicions to Semyon -- who reacted ''very'' negatively at first. But after Phil explained just why he has a reasons to worry, Semyon agreed to "delicately" investigate -- only to ask in most straightforward and insulting manner possible. Gleb only managed to reply with flat "what?"
Sophia's book suggested her to imagine someone she hates the most in place of her enemy -- then, in her mind, to tell this being just what she really thinks of it, to destroy it, and with it, her stress. Sophia's most hated being is... Mozart; her music lessons were very traumatising experience, and since then, she can only associate Mozart and his music with this stress.
Since Maxim and Alexei dealt with their patient ideally, and without conflicts, Bykov considers work to be done, so they would work by themselves now. Maxim, realising this is their last chance, started insulting Alexei (who, due to surprise, failed to provide adequate response). Bykov decided it's not yet time to separate them and again united them -- just like Max wanted. Unknowingly to Max, he started suspecting what something is fishy here.
So, it turns out what Gleb isn't gay (and Phil was just paranoid). But Gleb thinks it's a great opportunity to make fun of him, and suggested Semyon to play along with Phil's suspicions; in fact, let's pretend what they are ''both'' gays now!
Sophia proceed with her plan, and said everything to "Mozart's" face, with cathartic effect.
Bykov decided to learn more about origin of Maxim's conflict with Alexei, and started asking them, separately. They tried to create new details on the move, but due to lack of cooperation (Bykov asked them separately), provided completely opposite answers, leading to Bykov realising everything.
Semyon proceed with his and Gleb's plan. He told Phil what yes, Gleb is gay now -- and what they must "save" him, because it was their fault he became gay in the first place (to fight his apathy). They only need vodka and some snacks.
Bykov suspects what Alexei just took all the blame for his and Max's scheme, and now needs Rita's help to prove it, because they can't leave Max unpunished. How? By spreading rumours what Max managed to fool Bykov, so now everyone congratulates him. Maxim actually started feeling remorses, and suggested Lyosha to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, stating Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so it's pointless.
Sophia is in troubles: Spitzina complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia "insulted" and threatened her. Kisegach forced Sophia to apologise... which Sophia again did with the help of "Mozart" -- to whom she actually apologised, instead of Spitzina. She also told her to never mistreat her again, or she would ask Lyuba for help.
Bykov proceed with next stage of his plan -- he started complimenting Alexei's trickster's mind (for starters, he managed to fool Bykov himself!), and asking him for ideas how they can play prank on Kupitman (all of which were completely lame). Maxim started suggesting his own, more creative ones, only for Bykov to dismiss them as "lame". Max snapped and revealed what whole plan was his own idea -- and was promptly punished with 12 night shifts (11 for plan itself, and 1 for corrupting Alexei). Lyosha didn't got away, either: he received 1 night shift because one o his ideas for prank on Kupitman was way too cruel.
Semyon and Gleb proceed with their plan. During discussion over vodka, Gleb started reacting like Semyon betrayed him by revealing his ''very'' important secret to Phil (and also accused ''Phil'' of being intolerant one here, because it was he who started acting like something is "wrong" (while Phil just worried what it could be dangerous to start being gay in rampantly homophobic Russia). When (seemingly offended) Gleb leaved, Semyon went to calm him down, which seemingly resulted in them having loud sex. Of course, when Phil went to check them, he learned they just trolled him.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* AnimalMotifs: Maxim's idea for prank on Kupitman involves fake internet advertisement, which would have photo of [[RunningGag puddle]] for mating, and Kupitman's phone number. Fortunately, they never proceed with it.
* BatmanGambit:
** Max and Lyosha pretended to hate each other to the point of violence, knowing full well what Bykov would [[TeethClenchedTeamwork force them to work together]] (so they would be forced to either deal with conflicts or fail the task). It worked, and now they can cooperate to do their work much quicker and safer than by themselves.
** Bykov used one to force Maxim into revealing himself, by praising Alexei for being "genius trickster". Maxim quickly snapped and revealed it was his plan and Lyosha just took the blame -- and credit. Only then Maxim realised what he was manipulated himself, and [[WorthyOpponent congratulated Bykov on good job]].
* BrickJoke: Sophia dealt with [[FatBastard Spitzina]] by imagining what she talks with Mozart (whom she hates since the childhood, because she associates his music with her non-ending trainings), and insulting him instead of Spitzina, whom she fears. Later, when forced to apologise, she apologised ''to Mozart'' again, for previous insults. Sophia's plot seemingly ended, but at the very end of episode she started playing Mozart's music on piano, only to suddenly stop and saying "nope, still hate him".
* DudeNotFunny: Phil complained what Gleb and Semyon's "gay joke" was utterly moronic and unfunny. Gleb countered what [[MistakenForGay it was him who thought about all this in the first place]], they [[{[Troll}} just played along]].
* FatBitch: Spitzina, fat nurse from Cardiology who mistreats Sophia. She is [[{{Jerkass}} rude]], she is loud and she acts like she is total superior to Sophia, and may order her around or outright insult.
* GilliganCut: Phil asked Semyon to delicately ask Gleb to learn more, so they can check wether he really became a gay or not. Cut to [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero Semyon]] asking him anything ''but'' "delicately". It also turned up what Phil's suspicions were wrong.
-->'''Semyon''': ''"Gleb, are you a fa**ot?"''\\
'''Gleb''': ''"[[FlatWhat What?..]]"''
* HeroicSacrifice: {{Downplayed|Trope}}; Alexei took the credit for Maxim's plan, and thus received ''very'' harsh punishment from Bykov -- while Max was spared. When Maxim asked just why, Alexei stated he considers himself being a reason why Bykov even started suspecting they are lying.
* ImagineSpot: Following advices from her book, Sophia imagined [[ItMakesSenseInContext Mozart]] in place of [[FatBitch Spitzina]], and said everything to "Mozart's" face. Later, when [[NeverMyFault Spitzina complained to Kisegach]], who forced Sophia to apologise, Sophia apologised... before Mozart, for insulting him earlier, after which she stated she would never apologise before Spitzina, because she thinks she's in the right.
* KarmaHoudini: [[FatBitch Spitzina]] was never punished for her [[{{Jerkass rude behaviour]]. On the bright side, Sophia managed to avoid apologising before her, either, so it was not a complete win for her, either.
* MistakenForGay: When some random dude visited Gleb during night, after analysing [[OutOfContextEavesdropping what he overheard]]. This, when combined with other weird things Phil noticed in Gleb's behaviour earlier, led him to jump into conclusion what Gleb may be gay. He cooperated with Semyon to "check" it.
* NeverMyFault: When Sophia told [[FatBitch Spitzina]] all she thinks about her, Spitzina... complained to Kisegach, stating what Sophia insulted and threatened her.
* OpenMouthInsertFoot: When Lyuba suggested to deal with [[FatBitch Spitzina]] for Sophia, Sophia rejected help on the basis what she must be able to deal with problems without help, or she would be in troubles if Lyuba retires or dies. Lyuba [[TheScottishTrope didn't reacted well to the last one]].
* OutOfCharacterAlert: Gleb's weird apathy was first sign what something is wrong with him (he even lost interest in [[ReallyGetsAround sex]]). Then he started dressing weirdly and even spanked Phil's ass. Then Phil [[OutOfContextEavesdropping overheard something weird]], and realised what Gleb may be gay now! When [[NobleBigot Semyon didn't reacted well to presumption what Gleb may be gay]], Phil reminded him what this is fairly similar to his (biological) father's story; it too started from apathy, and ended with him starting loving other men.
* OutOfContextEavesdropping: When Gleb invited some random dude in his room during night, Phil heard some weird words from Gleb which [[MistakenForGay suggested it could have been sex]]. Gleb's dialogue with that guy next morning (from their words to their gestures), combined with Gleb's weird behaviour even before that, only reinforced it. In reality, they played video-games, but Phil only learned this in the end of episode.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: {{Invoked|Trope}} and {{Exploited|Trope}} by Maxim; knowing what Bykov's response to his underlings hating each other's guts is to force them into one team (meaning only way to success is to start working as a team), Max cooperated with Alexei to pretend what they are on the brink of fight, knowing what working together on one patient is easier than working separately on two. Plan worked, but after their success Bykov decided it's safe to separate them, forcing Max to imitate another conflict (Lyosha botched it, due to very badly imitating wrath, leading to Bykov suspecting what something is wrong).
* {{Troll}}: When Semyon realised what Gleb [[MistakenForGay is not gay]], Gleb suggested to cooperate and troll Phil (whom they didn't warned yet); for extra fun, they even make it look like it was ''Phil'' who was "intolerant" one. Then they locked in separate room, and made sex-like sounds until Phil entered and realised they just playing video-games (with Gleb joking what Semyon "just raped him", meaning his devastating defeat).
* TwoRightsMakeAWrong: Bykov asked (separately) both Maxim and Alexei about reasons they [[TeethClenchedTeamwork started fighting in the first place]]. They provided him with conflicting answers, ruining their cover story.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: When everyone started praising him on fooling Bykov, Maxim [[EveryoneHasStandards started feeling regrets]] (due to Alexei [[HeroicSacrifice taking all the blame]]), and suggested to reveal the truth to Bykov. Alexei refused, thinking what Bykov would not pardon him anyway, so why bother and suffer together? However, it's implied what Max did this out of pride rather than genuine regret, because Alexei took whole credit (and praise) for ''Max's'' "genius" plan.
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