Joanna Robinson

One of the cover names is Yingling, and someone's like, Yingling, like the beer?

Yeah, exactly.

Like Langdon, we just love a movie.

We love a movie reference.

We love referencing movies no one has ever seen.

Let's talk about Dr. Al Hashimi and Robbie.

So Detective Robbie has been on the case.

Dr. Al Hashimi literally runs out of the room at one point to sort of avoid his questions, but then brings him in, and this is how she's choosing to reveal the information.

He has also chosen this moment to be the first time that he calls her by her first name, which is something she asked him to do at the beginning of the shift.

And this appears to be the diagnosis that our medical professional listeners gave Dr. Halashimi many, many, many, many episodes ago, this idea of the absence seizures.

So what do you make of this?

Freeze frame Mahoney.

They thwarted freeze frame Mahoney.

Right.

Could this just have been more of a, not he's on my case, but I do trust him and I can tell him this thing that I'm worried about, you know?

Yeah.

So for folks who are listening to this who maybe didn't listen, because we kept a lot of our conversation about this in a sort of like medical spoiler section in previous podcasts.

So like, if you didn't listen to that previously...

We were quite concerned with Dr. El-Hashimi's decision to practice medicine in this, you know, because absence seizures are very rare in adults, but they can be triggered by stressful situations.

And so, like, is the ED...