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Magnitude 6.5 earthquake, buildings collapse, hospitals closed... a group expedition to transfer patients to another private, earthquake-proof hospital.
This doctor who does everything for the patients who sometimes has shaking hands from post-traumatic stress syndrome, and yet another doctor who wants to please the director and only takes on easy cases, stand in silence, while for a disease is losing his sight.
In this emergency, the first activates and assembles his trust own team that includes also an orthopedic surgeon from Busan who will be involved in the operations.
Certain parts are nerve-wracking: for example, when he's in a hurry to get back to the hospital with bags of platelets and blood and stops in the old, collapsed hospital, gets hit in the head, and has his motorcycle stolen. But is it possible!!! The doctor chief who loses her son and masks the pain of the loss and continues working?
By episode 14, I'm sick of the constant boycotts of this poor, competent doctor, who's being blackmailed into transferring his mother into a vegetative state. They blame him, take credit for him, revoke his license, fire him...
This manipulative system is solely for financial gain, willing to do anything, even kill people, to profit from it! Disgusting.
Eps 16-17 are really starting to tire me out, this push-pull, this bastard director who wants to be a puppeteer (you die, you don't operate anymore, I'll throw you out on the street...) While there's a shitty situation, he listens to classical music in the office, pursuing his model-making hobby, thinking only of how to get rich!
His henchman, this idiot (who no one knows how he became a doctor) who's a spy... The new "governor" who sent a firefighter to sacrifice himself!
It just makes me nervous and I don't understand why they dragged the series on for 20 episodes when they could have done half that.
It's getting repetitive. This doctor who can't operate, who operates. The doctor who should operate, doesn't operate because he's sick.
I honestly couldn't wait for it to end.
This doctor who does everything for the patients who sometimes has shaking hands from post-traumatic stress syndrome, and yet another doctor who wants to please the director and only takes on easy cases, stand in silence, while for a disease is losing his sight.
In this emergency, the first activates and assembles his trust own team that includes also an orthopedic surgeon from Busan who will be involved in the operations.
Certain parts are nerve-wracking: for example, when he's in a hurry to get back to the hospital with bags of platelets and blood and stops in the old, collapsed hospital, gets hit in the head, and has his motorcycle stolen. But is it possible!!! The doctor chief who loses her son and masks the pain of the loss and continues working?
By episode 14, I'm sick of the constant boycotts of this poor, competent doctor, who's being blackmailed into transferring his mother into a vegetative state. They blame him, take credit for him, revoke his license, fire him...
This manipulative system is solely for financial gain, willing to do anything, even kill people, to profit from it! Disgusting.
Eps 16-17 are really starting to tire me out, this push-pull, this bastard director who wants to be a puppeteer (you die, you don't operate anymore, I'll throw you out on the street...) While there's a shitty situation, he listens to classical music in the office, pursuing his model-making hobby, thinking only of how to get rich!
His henchman, this idiot (who no one knows how he became a doctor) who's a spy... The new "governor" who sent a firefighter to sacrifice himself!
It just makes me nervous and I don't understand why they dragged the series on for 20 episodes when they could have done half that.
It's getting repetitive. This doctor who can't operate, who operates. The doctor who should operate, doesn't operate because he's sick.
I honestly couldn't wait for it to end.
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