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* FoeYay: There's a certain ''frisson'' in the interactions between Campbell and Willis, particularly when they're forced to work closely together.
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** The episodes involving quarantine (Doctors without Boarders from Season One and The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels from Season Two) can be much harder to watch after the Covid-19 pandemic hit and a quarantine being put in place. Even worse, one of the symptoms from Doctors Without Boarders involved a serious cough (a symptom of Covid) while The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels have a fever as a symptom (another symptom of Covid)
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** Jeff Hephner, as CEO Ed Harbert, made a splash in Season 1 since his character was the only one who could go toe-to-toe with Rorish and not get completely steamrollered. Unfortunately, Harbert couldn't appear in Season 2 as Jeff Hephner was reprising his other EnsembleDarkhorse role on ''Series/ChicagoMed''.
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** Jeff Hephner, Creator/JeffHephner, as CEO Ed Harbert, made a splash in Season 1 since his character was the only one who could go toe-to-toe with Rorish and not get completely steamrollered. Unfortunately, Harbert couldn't appear in Season 2 as Jeff Hephner was reprising his other EnsembleDarkhorse role on ''Series/ChicagoMed''.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The boardroom scenes of "Diagnosis of Exclusion", dealing with [[spoiler:Gina Perello's murder]], become much more painful very quickly after the revelation that [[spoiler:CEO Ed Harbert, who was in charge of said boardroom, was romantically involved with Gina]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: The HarsherInHindsight:
**The boardroom scenes of "Diagnosis of Exclusion", dealing with [[spoiler:Gina Perello's murder]], become much more painful very quickly after the revelation that [[spoiler:CEO Ed Harbert, who was in charge of said boardroom, was romantically involved withGina]].Gina]].
** The episodes involving quarantine (Doctors without Boarders from Season One and The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels from Season Two) can be much harder to watch after the Covid-19 pandemic hit and a quarantine being put in place. Even worse, one of the symptoms from Doctors Without Boarders involved a serious cough (a symptom of Covid) while The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels have a fever as a symptom (another symptom of Covid)
**The boardroom scenes of "Diagnosis of Exclusion", dealing with [[spoiler:Gina Perello's murder]], become much more painful very quickly after the revelation that [[spoiler:CEO Ed Harbert, who was in charge of said boardroom, was romantically involved with
** The episodes involving quarantine (Doctors without Boarders from Season One and The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels from Season Two) can be much harder to watch after the Covid-19 pandemic hit and a quarantine being put in place. Even worse, one of the symptoms from Doctors Without Boarders involved a serious cough (a symptom of Covid) while The Devil’s Workshop/Fallen Angels have a fever as a symptom (another symptom of Covid)
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** Soon after the show was renewed for Season 2, it was announced that Raza Jaffrey and Bonnie Somerville had been cut from the regular cast. Fan response was swift and angry.
** Among the cast shakeups was the decision to add a "male co-lead" to the show. Many weren't happy with the decision, saying that Creator/MarciaGayHarden brought more than enough star power to the show and that no one else was needed.[[note]]Showrunner Michael Seitzman, at least, rejected the language, saying simply that they were adding a new, full-time male doctor (Ethan Willis, played by Rob Lowe), but that the "co-lead" phrasing was a misnomer. The CBS execs, on the other hand... In the end, it turns out that while Lowe's character does in fact become good friends with Leanne, he serves more as a rival to Boris Kodjoe's Dr. Campbell, while Leanne remains the sole anchor of the series.[[/note]]
** Soon after the show was renewed for Season 2, it was announced that Raza Jaffrey and Bonnie Somerville had been cut from the regular cast. Fan response was swift and angry.
** Among the cast shakeups was the decision to add a "male co-lead" to the show. Many weren't happy with the decision, saying that Creator/MarciaGayHarden brought more than enough star power to the show and that no one else was needed.[[note]]Showrunner Michael Seitzman, at least, rejected the language, saying simply that they were adding a new, full-time male doctor (Ethan Willis, played by Rob Lowe), but that the "co-lead" phrasing was a misnomer. The CBS execs, on the other hand... In the end, it turns out that while Lowe's character does in fact become good friends with Leanne, he serves more as a rival to Boris Kodjoe's Dr. Campbell, while Leanne remains the sole anchor of the series.[[/note]]
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* HeReallyCanAct: [[Creator/PennAndTeller Penn Jillette]], known for being ''very'' loud and energetic, makes a guest appearance where he plays a very nuanced and dramatic role as a magician facing a potentially life-threatening diagnosis. While the character is certainly verbose, Penn doesn't raise his voice once and plays the character as someone who is tired and worn down, yet relentlessly optimistic.
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* HeReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: [[Creator/PennAndTeller Penn Jillette]], known for being ''very'' loud and energetic, makes a guest appearance where he plays a very nuanced and dramatic role as a magician facing a potentially life-threatening diagnosis. While the character is certainly verbose, Penn doesn't raise his voice once and plays the character as someone who is tired and worn down, yet relentlessly optimistic.
