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Levin argues with Lyuba about who of them is more competent (Levin with his theoretic knowledge, or Lyuba with her experience). Bykov overhears hem and offers to swap roles for a day to find this out on practice. Lyuba gives up in less than a half an hour, but Levin fights til the end of day (making numerous screwups on the way) before finally accepting defeat.
Meanwhile, Lobanov's patient rejects him, instantly guessing that Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only proves him right. He asks Varya for help... only for the patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for the patient to reject even him – because Bykov is cynical, prideful and rude egoist. After him, Gleb decides to try too, and the patient tells him that he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kisegach, and patient agrees to keep quiet. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kisegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards everyone; Gleb thinks that this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress -- and arousal -- relief. Varya thinks that she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in rather... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He then offers her another, safer method of stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Bykov provokes Gleb into spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decides to accept Bykov after all... only for Bykov to not accept ''him''. Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient choses the latter.
Meanwhile, Lobanov's patient rejects him, instantly guessing that Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only proves him right. He asks Varya for help... only for the patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for the patient to reject even him – because Bykov is cynical, prideful and rude egoist. After him, Gleb decides to try too, and the patient tells him that he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kisegach, and patient agrees to keep quiet. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kisegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards everyone; Gleb thinks that this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress -- and arousal -- relief. Varya thinks that she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in rather... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He then offers her another, safer method of stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Bykov provokes Gleb into spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decides to accept Bykov after all... only for Bykov to not accept ''him''. Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient choses the latter.
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Levin argues with Lyuba about who of them is more competent (Levin with his theoretic knowledge, or Lyuba with her experience). Bykov overhears hem and offers to swap roles for a day to find this out on practice. Lyuba gives up in less than a half an hour, but Levin fights til till the end of the day (making numerous screwups on the way) before finally accepting defeat.
Meanwhile, Lobanov's patient rejects him, instantly guessing that Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only proves him right. He asks Varya for help... only for the patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for the patient to reject even him – -- because Bykov is cynical, prideful and rude egoist. After him, Gleb decides to try too, and the patient tells him that he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kisegach, and patient agrees to keep quiet. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kisegach is not exactly on his side.
side. And then Bykov provokes Gleb into spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decides to accept Bykov after all... only for Bykov to not accept ''him''. Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient choses the latter.
Varya acts extremely angry towards everyone; Gleb thinks that this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patientpractice practices yoga for stress -- and arousal -- relief. Varya thinks that she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in rather... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He then offers her another, safer method of stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Bykov provokes Gleb into spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decides to accept Bykov after all... only for Bykov to not accept ''him''. Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient choses the latter.works.
Varya acts extremely angry towards everyone; Gleb thinks that this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient
Bykov provokes Gleb into spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decides to accept Bykov after all... only for Bykov to not accept ''him''. Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient choses the latter.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov that her [[EpicFail disastrous attempt to practice yoga]] was to deal with stress caused by lack of sex, he tells her that he has a similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea how they can ''help each other''... cut to them playing video games together.
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Lobanov's would-be patient, by just briefly observing his would-be-doctors, can instantly see what's wrong with them, and reject them. Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude; Varya is self-doubtful, inexperienced and lacks initiative; Bykov is rude, cynical and prideful; and Gleb is a lazy spoiled brat.
* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov that her [[EpicFail disastrous attempt to practice yoga]] was to deal with stress caused by lack of sex, he tells her that he has a similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea how they can ''help eachother''... other''; cut to them playing video games together.
* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov that her [[EpicFail disastrous attempt to practice yoga]] was to deal with stress caused by lack of sex, he tells her that he has a similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea how they can ''help each
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The picky patient, rather arrogantly, rejects Lobanov, Varya, Bykov and Romanenko (in that order), stating the reasons they can't be trusted. He accepts Gleb when Romanenko flat out bribes him, and ''immediately'' changes into complimenting Bykov and asking him to be his doctor when Gleb fails to fulfil his end of agreement. This hypocrisy is likely the reason why Bykov refuses to deal with him once he changes his mind, and tells him to either accept Gleb or leave.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: The picky patient, rather arrogantly, rejects Lobanov, Varya, Bykov and Romanenko (in that order), stating the reasons they can't be trusted. He accepts Gleb when Romanenko flat out bribes him, and ''immediately'' changes into complimenting Bykov and asking him to be his doctor when Gleb fails to fulfil fulfill his end of agreement. This hypocrisy blatant betrayal of own principles is likely the reason why Bykov refuses to deal with him once he changes his mind, and tells him to either accept Gleb or leave.
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** The patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed that Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusal of inviting another doctor, both this in rather rude manner.
** When the patient rejects Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) the reasons behind this, then tells that he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient told him? That Bykov is too egoistical, cynical, prideful and rude.
** When the patient rejects Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) the reasons behind this, then tells that he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient told him? That Bykov is too egoistical, cynical, prideful and rude.
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** The patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed that Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusal of inviting another doctor, both this in rather rude manner.
** When the patient rejects Bykov,Andrey Eugenievich Bykov (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) the reasons behind this, then tells that he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient told him? That Bykov is too egoistical, cynical, prideful and rude.
** When the patient rejects Bykov,
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* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba argues about who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is [[KnowWhenToFoldEm the first one to realise that they are better on their respective places]], but for Levin, it takes until the end of episode.
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* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba argues about who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is [[KnowWhenToFoldEm the first one to realise that they are better on their respective places]], but for Levin, it takes until the end of the episode.
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-->'''Patient''': I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenievich. I want you.\\
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-->'''Patient''': I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenievich. I want you.\\you!\\
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* TrueSight: Lobanov's would-be patient can instantly see Lobanov for how he is -- dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects him. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to be treated by Gleb, though, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kisegach.
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Levin has argument with Lyuba who of them is more competent (Levin with his theoretic knowledge, or Lyuba with her experience). Bykov overhears hem and offers to swap roles for today to find this out on practice. Lyuba gives up in less than half an hour, but Levin fights until the end of day (making numerous screwups on the way) before finally accepting defeat.
Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov, instantly guessing what Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only prove him right. He asks Varya for help... only for patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for patient to reject even him – because Bykov is egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude. After his Gleb decides to try, patient tells him what he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach, and patient agrees. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kysegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards anyone; Gleb thinks this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress – and arousal – relief. Varya thinks she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He than offers her another stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Meanwhile, Bykov provokes Gleb into splitting out just how he fooled patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb what his patient is dead. After this, patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decided to accept Bykov after all... but Bykov now would not accept ''him''. Instead of accepting Gleb, patient decided to just leave.
Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov, instantly guessing what Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only prove him right. He asks Varya for help... only for patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for patient to reject even him – because Bykov is egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude. After his Gleb decides to try, patient tells him what he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach, and patient agrees. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kysegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards anyone; Gleb thinks this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress – and arousal – relief. Varya thinks she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He than offers her another stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Meanwhile, Bykov provokes Gleb into splitting out just how he fooled patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb what his patient is dead. After this, patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decided to accept Bykov after all... but Bykov now would not accept ''him''. Instead of accepting Gleb, patient decided to just leave.
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Levin has argument argues with Lyuba about who of them is more competent (Levin with his theoretic knowledge, or Lyuba with her experience). Bykov overhears hem and offers to swap roles for today a day to find this out on practice. Lyuba gives up in less than a half an hour, but Levin fights until til the end of day (making numerous screwups on the way) before finally accepting defeat.
Meanwhile, Lobanov's patient rejectsLobanov, him, instantly guessing what that Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only prove proves him right. He asks Varya for help... only for the patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for the patient to reject even him – because Bykov is egoistical, cynic, cynical, prideful and rude. rude egoist. After his him, Gleb decides to try, try too, and the patient tells him what that he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach, Kisegach, and patient agrees. agrees to keep quiet. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kysegach Kisegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towardsanyone; everyone; Gleb thinks that this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress – -- and arousal – -- relief. Varya thinks that she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in...in rather... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He than then offers her another another, safer method of stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Meanwhile, Bykov provokes Gleb into splitting spilling out just how he fooled the patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb what that his patient is dead. After this, the patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decided decides to accept Bykov after all... but only for Bykov now would to not accept ''him''. Instead of accepting Gleb, Between remaining as Gleb's patient, and going to another hospital, the patient decided to just leave.choses the latter.
Meanwhile, Lobanov's patient rejects
Varya acts extremely angry towards
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov what her [[EpicFail failed]] attempt to practice yoga was to deal with stress, caused by lack of sex, he tells her what he has similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea, how they can [[YouNeedToGetLaid help each other]]... cut to them playing video games together.
* EpicFail: Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable to undone it without Semyon's help.
** Levin's attempt to prove what he can replace Lyuba on her job only leads to him mismatching her stuff, ruining coats with iron and getting clinical stories wet.
* HairTriggerTemper: Varya's is... unusually angry in this episode, and any uncareful remark can set her ablaze. She shouts on Lobanov even when he asked her for help with his patient.
* IResembleThatRemark: Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed what Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusement of inviting another Doctor, all of this in rather rude manner.
** After same patient refused Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) reasons behind this, then tells what he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient tell him? What Bykov is too egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After her breakup with Gleb [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually becomes unusually aggressive and [[HairTriggerTemper easy to anger]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Gleb promised his patient ridiculously luxurious conditions (like plasma TV, personal nurse and three professors for consultation), in hope what Kysegach would help with it; [[SubvertedTrope she isn't]], and now he is screwed.
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba has argument who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is first to realise what they each are better on their respective places, but for Levin it takes until the end of episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: This dialogue:
->'''Patient''': ''"I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenivich. I want you"''.\\
'''Bykov''': ''"No, I can't do that without love"''.
* TrueSight: Lobanov's would-to-be patient can instantly see Lobanov how he is – dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects them. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to Gleb, thought, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach.
* EpicFail: Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable to undone it without Semyon's help.
** Levin's attempt to prove what he can replace Lyuba on her job only leads to him mismatching her stuff, ruining coats with iron and getting clinical stories wet.
* HairTriggerTemper: Varya's is... unusually angry in this episode, and any uncareful remark can set her ablaze. She shouts on Lobanov even when he asked her for help with his patient.
* IResembleThatRemark: Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed what Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusement of inviting another Doctor, all of this in rather rude manner.
** After same patient refused Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) reasons behind this, then tells what he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient tell him? What Bykov is too egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After her breakup with Gleb [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually becomes unusually aggressive and [[HairTriggerTemper easy to anger]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Gleb promised his patient ridiculously luxurious conditions (like plasma TV, personal nurse and three professors for consultation), in hope what Kysegach would help with it; [[SubvertedTrope she isn't]], and now he is screwed.
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba has argument who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is first to realise what they each are better on their respective places, but for Levin it takes until the end of episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: This dialogue:
->'''Patient''': ''"I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenivich. I want you"''.\\
'''Bykov''': ''"No, I can't do that without love"''.
* TrueSight: Lobanov's would-to-be patient can instantly see Lobanov how he is – dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects them. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to Gleb, thought, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach.
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* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov what that her [[EpicFail failed]] disastrous attempt to practice yoga yoga]] was to deal with stress, stress caused by lack of sex, he tells her what that he has a similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea, idea how they can [[YouNeedToGetLaid help ''help each other]]...other''... cut to them playing video games together.
*EpicFail: EpicFail:
** Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable toundone undo it without Semyon's help.
** Levin's attempt to provewhat that he can replace Lyuba on her job only leads to him mismatching her stuff, ruining the coats with iron and getting the clinical stories wet.
* HairTriggerTemper:Varya's is... After her breakup with Gleb, [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually became unusually angry in this episode, aggressive and any uncareful remark can set her ablaze. She shouts on Lobanov easy to anger, to the point that even when he asked some random comment can incur her anger (like Gleb asking for help with his patient.
patient).
* {{Hypocrite}}: The picky patient, rather arrogantly, rejects Lobanov, Varya, Bykov and Romanenko (in that order), stating the reasons they can't be trusted. He accepts Gleb when Romanenko flat out bribes him, and ''immediately'' changes into complimenting Bykov and asking him to be his doctor when Gleb fails to fulfil his end of agreement. This hypocrisy is likely the reason why Bykov refuses to deal with him once he changes his mind, and tells him to either accept Gleb or leave.
* IResembleThatRemark:Lobanov's The picky patient instantly rejects everyone who comes to him, stating the reasons for him not trusting them. Some of them proves him right just by their reaction to rejection:
** The patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessedwhat that Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusement refusal of inviting another Doctor, all of doctor, both this in rather rude manner.
**After same When the patient refused rejects Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) the reasons behind this, then tells what that he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient tell told him? What That Bykov is too egoistical, cynic, cynical, prideful and rude.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After her breakup with Gleb [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually becomes unusually aggressive and [[HairTriggerTemper easy to anger]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Gleb promised promises his patient ridiculously luxurious conditions (like plasma TV, personal nurse and three professors for consultation), in hope what Kysegach that Kisegach would help with it; [[SubvertedTrope she isn't]], doesn't]], and now he is screwed.
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyubahas argument argues about who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is [[KnowWhenToFoldEm the first one to realise what that they each are better on their respective places, places]], but for Levin Levin, it takes until the end of episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong:This dialogue:
->'''Patient''': ''"IWhen the picky patient decides that he's not gonna find anything better anyway, he tries to tell Bykov that he "wants him". Bykov replies in kind:
-->'''Patient''': I changed my mind, AndreyEugenivich. Eugenievich. I want you"''.you.\\
'''Bykov''':''"No, No, I can't do that without love"''.
love.
* TrueSight: Lobanov'swould-to-be would-be patient can instantly see Lobanov for how he is – -- dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects them.him. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to be treated by Gleb, thought, though, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach.Kisegach.
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** Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable to
** Levin's attempt to prove
* HairTriggerTemper:
* {{Hypocrite}}: The picky patient, rather arrogantly, rejects Lobanov, Varya, Bykov and Romanenko (in that order), stating the reasons they can't be trusted. He accepts Gleb when Romanenko flat out bribes him, and ''immediately'' changes into complimenting Bykov and asking him to be his doctor when Gleb fails to fulfil his end of agreement. This hypocrisy is likely the reason why Bykov refuses to deal with him once he changes his mind, and tells him to either accept Gleb or leave.
* IResembleThatRemark:
** The patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed
**
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba
* ThatCameOutWrong:
->'''Patient''': ''"I
-->'''Patient''': I changed my mind, Andrey
'''Bykov''':
* TrueSight: Lobanov's
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Levin has argument with Lyuba who of them is more competent (Levin with his theoretic knowledge, or Lyuba with her experience). Bykov overhears hem and offers to swap roles for today to find this out on practice. Lyuba gives up in less than half an hour, but Levin fights until the end of day (making numerous screwups on the way) before finally accepting defeat.
Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov, instantly guessing what Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only prove him right. He asks Varya for help... only for patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for patient to reject even him – because Bykov is egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude. After his Gleb decides to try, patient tells him what he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach, and patient agrees. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kysegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards anyone; Gleb thinks this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress – and arousal – relief. Varya thinks she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He than offers her another stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Meanwhile, Bykov provokes Gleb into splitting out just how he fooled patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb what his patient is dead. After this, patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decided to accept Bykov after all... but Bykov now would not accept ''him''. Instead of accepting Gleb, patient decided to just leave.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov what her [[EpicFail failed]] attempt to practice yoga was to deal with stress, caused by lack of sex, he tells her what he has similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea, how they can [[YouNeedToGetLaid help each other]]... cut to them playing video games together.
* EpicFail: Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable to undone it without Semyon's help.
** Levin's attempt to prove what he can replace Lyuba on her job only leads to him mismatching her stuff, ruining coats with iron and getting clinical stories wet.
* HairTriggerTemper: Varya's is... unusually angry in this episode, and any uncareful remark can set her ablaze. She shouts on Lobanov even when he asked her for help with his patient.
* IResembleThatRemark: Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed what Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusement of inviting another Doctor, all of this in rather rude manner.
** After same patient refused Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) reasons behind this, then tells what he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient tell him? What Bykov is too egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After her breakup with Gleb [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually becomes unusually aggressive and [[HairTriggerTemper easy to anger]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Gleb promised his patient ridiculously luxurious conditions (like plasma TV, personal nurse and three professors for consultation), in hope what Kysegach would help with it; [[SubvertedTrope she isn't]], and now he is screwed.
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba has argument who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is first to realise what they each are better on their respective places, but for Levin it takes until the end of episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: This dialogue:
->'''Patient''': ''"I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenivich. I want you"''.\\
'''Bykov''': ''"No, I can't do that without love"''.
* TrueSight: Lobanov's would-to-be patient can instantly see Lobanov how he is – dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects them. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to Gleb, thought, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach.
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Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov, instantly guessing what Semyon is dumb, lazy and rude; Lobanov's objections only prove him right. He asks Varya for help... only for patient to reject her, too. Why? Because she lacks experience, self-confidence and initiative. When Bykov learns about this, he decides to see him himself... only for patient to reject even him – because Bykov is egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude. After his Gleb decides to try, patient tells him what he is irresponsible, spoiled brat... but Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach, and patient agrees. But now Gleb must actually do everything he promised, and Kysegach is not exactly on his side.
Varya acts extremely angry towards anyone; Gleb thinks this is because she can't adapt to her new, sexless life. And he is right. Fortunately, Varya's patient practice yoga for stress – and arousal – relief. Varya thinks she is crazy at first, but then decides to try by herself. This ends in her getting stuck in... interesting position. Fortunately, Lobanov saves her. He than offers her another stress relief... video games. This actually works.
Meanwhile, Bykov provokes Gleb into splitting out just how he fooled patient into accepting him... by telling Gleb what his patient is dead. After this, patient, who didn't receive his promised "luxurious conditions", decided to accept Bykov after all... but Bykov now would not accept ''him''. Instead of accepting Gleb, patient decided to just leave.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* BaitAndSwitch: When Varya explains to Lobanov what her [[EpicFail failed]] attempt to practice yoga was to deal with stress, caused by lack of sex, he tells her what he has similar problem after his quarrel with Olga, but he has one idea, how they can [[YouNeedToGetLaid help each other]]... cut to them playing video games together.
* EpicFail: Varya's attempt to practice yoga ends in her getting stuck in highly awkward position, unable to undone it without Semyon's help.
** Levin's attempt to prove what he can replace Lyuba on her job only leads to him mismatching her stuff, ruining coats with iron and getting clinical stories wet.
* HairTriggerTemper: Varya's is... unusually angry in this episode, and any uncareful remark can set her ablaze. She shouts on Lobanov even when he asked her for help with his patient.
* IResembleThatRemark: Lobanov's patient rejects Lobanov almost immediately after seeing him. Why? Because he (correctly) guessed what Lobanov is dumb, lazy and rude. Lobanov instantly proves him right, firstly by his [[BuffySpeak inelegant response]], then by his refusement of inviting another Doctor, all of this in rather rude manner.
** After same patient refused Bykov, Andrey Eugenievich (in very rude manner) refuses to tell Lobanov and Varya (whom patient rejected just before Bykov) reasons behind this, then tells what he would heal this patient no matter what, then kick him out of the hospital. What patient tell him? What Bykov is too egoistical, cynic, prideful and rude.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After her breakup with Gleb [[ExtremeDoormat Varya]] eventually becomes unusually aggressive and [[HairTriggerTemper easy to anger]].
* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Gleb promised his patient ridiculously luxurious conditions (like plasma TV, personal nurse and three professors for consultation), in hope what Kysegach would help with it; [[SubvertedTrope she isn't]], and now he is screwed.
* SwappedRoles: Levin and Lyuba has argument who of them is more competent. Bykov overhears them and suggests to just test this on practice, by switching roles for a day. Lyuba is first to realise what they each are better on their respective places, but for Levin it takes until the end of episode.
* ThatCameOutWrong: This dialogue:
->'''Patient''': ''"I changed my mind, Andrey Eugenivich. I want you"''.\\
'''Bykov''': ''"No, I can't do that without love"''.
* TrueSight: Lobanov's would-to-be patient can instantly see Lobanov how he is – dumb, lazy and rude, and rejects them. Same with Varya, Bykov and Romanenko. He agrees to Gleb, thought, when Gleb offers him "luxurious conditions", via his connections to Kysegach.
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