Rob Mahoney

But we need a turn in her story where she is angling towards something.

It doesn't have to be a complete moment of realization of like, oh, I need to be in geriatrics or whatever.

But where we leave her is just like languishing in the ambulance bay, beaten down by the day and by Robbie.

And I guess she's just going to leave.

Oh, no, I don't even mean that.

I just mean from a character standpoint.

Turning a corner towards some kind of understanding of what it is she's meant to do or not be here.

I think that idea that there are some people who... And we were just talking about this with Al-Shimi, too, who are just, like, great doctors, but maybe not best suited for this kind of medicine.

That's an interesting idea.

I don't think we ever got to the point where, like, those ideas were raised but never processed.

And maybe that's unreasonable to expect within the context of one day.

But this...

Yeah.

I think the one bad day as the final straw.

And we almost get that with Robbie in this episode where I think there are so many moments when he and all the other doctors are treating Judith and her baby and trying to get them back to stable.

Where you can tell...

Like he needs a complete win, right?

It's like if anything happens to either Judith or the baby, that's maybe it for Dr. Rabinovich, right?

With the day he's had, with the momentum, with all of this suicidal ideation and like vocalizing it all day, he's in such a delicate place that he needs this one thing to go right.

Right.