What a cheesy-ass cheesy moment with the father "reviving" to see the baby. One of the most corny things I've ever seen in a show.
The little encounter between the nurse and Natalie was so forced. Natalie was obviously standing right there. And why would that comment even be made in the first place? Are residents expected to go hook up with the new med students? That's what the comment implies. It's also simply not something anyone with half a brain would say about a widow whose husband died barely a year ago.
I just realized that Jeff Clarke was on Chicago Fire season 2, not 1. That means it's only been 3 years since then. How the hell is he a fourth year med student? There wasn't even a hint of him even having medical aspirations back then, so he hadn't like already started on the path.
I had read that Molly's started out as being filmed on location at an actual bar, but they eventually switched to a recreation of it on a sound stage in order to stop affecting the bar's business due to filming. I wonder if this is when that switch happened, because the exterior looked completely different and lifeless compared to previous scenes outside of Molly's.
Review by JasperKazaiVIP 2BlockedParentSpoilers2023-08-26T23:39:07Z
What a cheesy-ass cheesy moment with the father "reviving" to see the baby. One of the most corny things I've ever seen in a show.
The little encounter between the nurse and Natalie was so forced. Natalie was obviously standing right there. And why would that comment even be made in the first place? Are residents expected to go hook up with the new med students? That's what the comment implies. It's also simply not something anyone with half a brain would say about a widow whose husband died barely a year ago.
I just realized that Jeff Clarke was on Chicago Fire season 2, not 1. That means it's only been 3 years since then. How the hell is he a fourth year med student? There wasn't even a hint of him even having medical aspirations back then, so he hadn't like already started on the path.
I had read that Molly's started out as being filmed on location at an actual bar, but they eventually switched to a recreation of it on a sound stage in order to stop affecting the bar's business due to filming. I wonder if this is when that switch happened, because the exterior looked completely different and lifeless compared to previous scenes outside of Molly's.