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I enjoyed it. Can i suggest you make a video were you react to Medical scenes from Thunderbirds (1965) & anime-shows like One Piece, Dragon Ball, Naruto, Bleach & Yu-Gi-Oh? 💙
Those patients are several different gems fused together against their will. They don't like this so they act aggressive. That's why they attacked the doctor and the kids
As a casual Steven Universe fan, I’m gonna explain some stuff. 1. Steven has healing spit, because his mom, Rose Quartz, had healing tears, and her ability was passed on to her son. This spit can heal both human and gem injuries. 2. Steven’s definitely has some form of PTSD from his crazy childhood of fighting extremely dangerous enemies like the Diamonds, who are basically the strongest of all gems. 3. Those ‘patients’ are definitely not human. They are gems who have been fused together into these masses of arms and anger. And that’s all. If you guys wanna add anything else, feel free to tell me in the comments.
The bodies of all gems aside from Steven are basically hard light constructs surrounding their gem; so no heartbeat or pulse. And Connie's Sword was designed specifically to cut through those constructs.
Actually Steven went a heck of a lot in a short amount of time roughly one year in their time. He was forced into fights constantly sometimes landing on his head which his healing powers took care of. He faced the worst in the universe. He faced the four rulers of a planet of sentient gemstones and nearly died as a result but came back. He faced enemies of his mother. He went through a lot and many in the fan community believe he had a form of PTSD just trying to keep everything how he believed it should be. PTSD can manifest physically like that with spikes in blood pressure and nervousness along with an inability to comprehend a situation. The doctor here is trying her best but it’s really to Steven to work it out himself which he does eventually do but not before fully breaking down and nearly destroying the city. He drives out to find himself and just figure something out. It’s something people do and it does work.
and when you learn PTSD is mostly psychological, this mess you wrote doesn't make any sense. PTSD is trauma so severe person stops being normal. Only one instance I can say Steven has PTSD and this is White D. scene. Depression durning rehab isn't PTSD. The doc can do analysis on that, but whole season about it is like amateurs psychologist work, epecially knowing Steven's ESFJ type.
@@blandon93 You have no idea how PTSD works. It tends to bring a whole lot of "friends" with it, like depression, anxiety, paranoia, insomnia, nightmares, night terrors, panic attacks, and flashbacks.
@@wmdkitty I don't know how it works. But what I do know, PTSD caused by humans. Like I said, healing from trauma isn't PTSD, if the person who caused trauma somehow close to you the symptoms will severe. And simple hugging or moving places won't get rid of it. The issue with small children they might not even remember what caused those memories, Steven was aware of everything, I don't buy his PTSD as legit, it was lazy writing exept WD moment, but they didn't resolve anything with it.
@Fire_Crest_97 He's Fe dom and he doesn't need that. He needs a future (Ne/Ni) advice and objective logic (Te), Pearl and Saphire are his best advisers (coz Garnet stuck in some Ni-Ti loop or smth).
Pearl, Garnet, and Amethyst don’t shop up in x-rays, except their gemstones, because their bodies are made up of solid light, which comes from the electromagnetic spectrum. The same spectrum where x-rays come from too.
I'm kinda sad you didn't cover the Steven going to the Doctor scene in it's entirety. It's a really good scene that ends with the doctor telling Steven what he has done isn't normal and that he needs to destress
Steven had severe PTSD alongside some identity issues and the fact his personality is one part human nurturing and one part a Gem's OS (he is a Diamond *spoiler* so feels that he must be needed), however he grew up the equivalent to a child soldier whose mother was raised on a pedestal by her "followers/friends" as this perfect individual (however she had lied to MOST of these individuals about her identity) so Steven aside from the constant battles against "monsters" and enemy soldiers against the rebel Gems his mother founded, he also had to deal with the gradual reveal that his mother was not only perfect but had started out a horrible person (a brilliant reverse character development reveal where the audience too fell into the same mental trap as Steven thinking she was really awful because we went from the most recent era where she is trying to be a better person to the distant past where she was a spoiled brat tyrant. Add that he is sort of the reincarnation of his own mother *think of a Gem as a CPU, and like a CPU it is hard to wipe all the memory. So she reformatted herself back to "factory settings* while also fusing her Gem with human DNA to make Steven. So Steven got bits of her personality along with growing and learning...and also a few left over memories that would surface under specific conditions causing Steven to wander *and despite his claims at the end of the fifth season, he clearly never got over* if he was just his mother and if over time more of her memories might have surfaced till he got them all plus his own becoming her reborn but changed...the show never went that far, but this identify issue was there and the association of the Diamonds as the big bads despite later them wanting to embrace him as family and yeah...this is just the tip of a summary, sufice it to say...Steven's got issues. So much so that even at series end he is still working through them (a nice realistic ending to the child growing up with magical battles type of series where he has on-going therapy sessions).
Don't know if you've heard about it but there's a science fiction series called Fringe. It's got an absolute ton of weird and bizarre medical situations. Could make for quite a few episodes of this series.
Its good! Probably Amazon, Netflix maybe. I got the dvds cheap at big lots. Try TH-cam to see if you can find some clips or posted espiodes to see if it's you thing.
I love the episode where Steven has a doctor visit. The show actually deals with the reality of a lot of these child heroes, how much stress and strain they'd be under, the trauma, the likelihood that they feel responsible for more than they should. Another great episode, though it deals more with mental health, is 'Mindful Education.'
That's got to be one of my favorite episodes! I love that the creators of the show didn't just push all the trauma that he had to the side, it was always there and it was building on his character.
This has made my day! I feel that I should point out, however, that the "patients" featured at the end of the video were not humans. They were what were known as gem mutants; experiments involving forced fusion of gems that were conducted under and abandoned by the Diamond Authority.
yup, also importantly, the gems bodies are just the product of solid vision or hard light, holograms supported by force fields projected by the gemstones. So the sword isnt necessarily sharp enough to cut through a live human in one swing, it was designed to specifically cut through hard light constructs, "but never the gem". it also has shown to be capable of deflecting energy-projectiles from a "robot shooty thing", possibly for the same reason its effective against hard light.
@@siomararodriguez3674 but they might have slightly harder sections of holomatter where bones would be. They (normally) have 2 "vision spheres" in their faces, for interpreting incoming light, and a "sense bunch" for detecting airborne particles such as the scent of earth citrus
Hi I wasn’t asked this lol, but my favorite medical scene from steven universe was probably the one you watched with the Rubies (the red dudes with the cube hair) and Steven spitting on them. Or Steven “healing” Amethyst (purple short lady) in one of the earlier episodes
@@DoctorER The Gems are light constructs and the patients at the hospital are forced fusions. And I think you should watch the whole show to get what I mean.
Steven Universe: Least Medically Accurate show out there, since it's more about rock-humanoids than humans themselves Doctor ER: Listen, so in real life this looks like-
lmao I love how the show is too fantastical and magical to make an analisys like this but you still manage to pull it off and find a way to teach us something
So here's a quick lowdown on gem anatomy: Gem's bodies are made of light and can be "poofed" back into their gemstones if severely injured. This allows them to reset their bodies and re emerge fully healed (unless you put the gem in a bubble, thus making it impossible for them to re emerge) They don't have heartbeats (hence why the doctor couldn't hear it) If a gem's gem is cracked, their bodies start doing all sorts of weird stuff (like with the Rubies in the first clip) Shattering is the equivalent of death. And finally, those creatures you saw earlier were the remains of shattered gems forced to fuse together into one horrifying Frankenstein type creature. Oh, and Steven has healing spit. His mom had healing tears, he has healing spit. Go figure. Hope that helps with some of the more confusing bits.
Steven universe is more about the mental aspects and relationships of people and how they are depicted. Like abusive relationships or dealing with what you are and how to handle what you’re supposed to end up as.
Just for context for the scene of Steven with the Doctor: That's the final season of the show, which is an Epilogue season. For most of the series Steven was a 13-14 year old boy (one episode is his birthday) whose daily life was dealing with world-threatening aliens often paired with emotional trauma related to his family. In that scene he's a 16 year old who is now living through peace times, yet he already spent his puberty in a constant state of alert, plus he has a few hundred cases of fish out of water aliens that can cause trouble he has to deal with. So yes, it definitely is stress, but also stress is the mother of all understatements.
I've been really sick with the stomach flu the past couple days so I'm really glad to see this video! Steven Universe was my favorite show when I was younger 🥰🥰🥰
@@DoctorER The scene where Connie's mom examines Steven. I was hoping you'd react to the part where she said that all his past fractures had healed instantly.
@@DoctorER I enjoyed the scene where Steven couldn't heal Pink Pearl. Because it was one of the times that it shows that when you think you are over something, you're really not. And I like that it showed that PTSD can manifest physically as well as mentally.
Cortisol is so underrated. A lot of patients who come to our clinic don't realize the physical damage stress causes so I love explaining it to them so they have a better understanding I'd also like to recommend Ed Edd n Eddy or the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy next
I know a lot of people already commented about the Gem Mutants, but i wanna write one too. They're gem shards fused together (sort of tests for something called the Cluster. A massive geoweapon made of gemshards). Most of these gem shards are from the war, which is basically re-using corpses. The gem shards are from shattered gems. Shattered gems are considered dead, because they can't fully form a body (made of light which is why they don't have a pulse) anymore. However, they still have a conscience (English ain't my first language) that is very basic and scattered across the shards. Basically their only goal, their only thought, is to find their other pieces and form. That's why gem mutants are a mess of limbs and other things. It's shards that have the information for a specific limb/etc mixed together, nothing fits. My guess on why they are so aggressive, is because of their messed up mind. Again, they are conscious, they can think (as seen with the cluster) and with that they have a lot of voices in one head. Also, why they are so easily defeated by the sword (apart from it being made to poof a gem [destroy their physical form] without problem), is again, the form is made of light. When it becomes unstable, they poof and return to their gem to recharge.
It's worth to note that Gems don't have a skeleton (at 3:21 you can see a quick glimpse of the X-Ray Dr. Maheswaran took of Amethyst, you can see nothing but her actual gem and the things she ate; normally Gems don't even have any organs, their bodys are basically made out of dense light coming from their gems, but they can shapeshift and thus also create a digestive tract if they want to) This explains why the sword goes through the Gem-'patients' so easily without getting stopped by any bones
Maybe your next one could be Craig of the Creek! Episode examples: I Don't Need a Hat episode The Last Kid in the Creek episode Jextra Perrestrial episode (skip to the ending) etc.
Lore with the sword is that it will “poof” the gem forms of those it slices through in a single shot. Not sure if you saw the series and haven’t gone through comments to see if anyone else pointed this out but, just in case someone hasn’t said so yet, this is why Connie is able to “poof” the gem mutants in one shot.
You definitely should watch it; what he reviewed was the sequel show titled Steven Universe Future. You want to start with Steven Universe then watch Steven Universe the movie then watch Steven Universe Future
@@DoctorER thank you for replying to me. Do you mean in general? Cuz Ive never seen the show, from the video I like the part where he had mental problems, I love how you described the medical accuracy
I like how, as doctors, Dr. Wagner and Dr. Maheswaran both look at the gem clusters as simply patients and analyze them as if they were human It's like the doctoral mindset is "Hey, who am I to judge whether this patient is human or not based on their appearance?"
Some Lore from the series to keep in mind: As unsanitary as the first scene may seem, Gem's are immune to bacterial infection and one of Steven's Gem powers is healing fluids. 9:26 Here we don't see a sword slice through a human being, we're seeing someone "poof" a Gem with a single slice of Rose's Sword. Rose's Sword was specifically designed to poof any Gem in a single hit.
When you reacted to the creature being sliced through with the sword, that reminded me of a scene I saw on Untold stories of the er on tlc. This gentleman was using a tree stump cutter I think it was and somehow is leg got caught inside of it and yea, you can imagine how that ended…….
doctor er, i love your videos so much, and i'm a big fan of steven universe, it's a sad thing is that this show needs a lot of context to get most of the scenes, still you can do a awesome job teaching medical stuff about it, i know how difficult would be to you watch every show that you react to, but i really hope someday in the future you can find time to do it because it's a amazing show, really, and that's a lot of medical scenes and injuries that i can think of, but most of them aren't suitable of a video so it's difficult to indicate as well, maybe you could make a video with requested medical scenes of many shows, there some i can think of that i would love to see - total drama definitely deserves a video, lot's of medical and injuries scenes - the captain america the winter soldier scene that fury fake the own death by using a serum that supposedly would have slowed down his heartbeat so hydra would think that he was dead, i think i saw similar things in many others shows and would love to know if exists something similar in reality - the movie "lucy" have a lot of interesting things who would be interesting to know about, like the scenes that she was cut to carry the drugs inside her body, or when goes wrong and the drug case open and get in touch with her, if something like that happened with a real drug, or substance, what could happen? - some episodes of love death and robots, like "helping hand" scene, that she breaks her frozen arm, "the drowned gigant" it's pretty interesting too - cells at work! is a awesome anime to you react, it's everything about the human body and blood, veins, the immune system. - some scenes of my hero academia, like when recovery girl heal deku for the first time, and she explain that her power makes the person use more of his own energy to heal faster, or the scene that shemage creates mushrooms inside tokoyami's lungs, what would happened to a person in this case, aizawa explaining how quirks work and how they can grow with the person that owns the quirk, also in the nomu, that is a human modified and have the own brain out the skull, someone could live with the brain exposed? love your work! sorry for the long comment and sorry if i wrote something wrong, english isn't my main language..
I hate to ask this but could you revisit the episode you got the first clip/clips from? You cut just short of her asking about his past experiences and even though I know you aren't a therapist or a psychologist I'd still love to hear your thoughts on Steven explaining exactly WHAT he's been through (its a fraction of what he's been through but it gives you a pretty good idea of what his life has been like).
Or teen titans go. They get a lot of hate because a they are related to the original teen Titans. But they are surprisingly specific about random things like 401k plans and other stuff
@@DMDM-gm6dw That isn't the reason they get hate, or at least not the only reason (I assume you mean related to but not similar to). The writers have admitted that the show is stupid implying they're making it stupid on purpose, the show has this bitter contempt bubbling under the surface over all that really flares up and makes itself impossible to ignore in some episodes (y'know, the ones where they forsake their alleged target audience to flip the bird at the critics they allegedly don't care about which is why said critics' words live rent free in their heads), and the main characters are mostly interchangeable, among other things. For the most part it's not _as_ bad as people are saying, certainly not bad enough to warrant anger, but it's still mediocre at best aside from like one or two decent episodes where they actually try.
Fun Fact: During the montage of Steven going through numerous medical tests, theres a wipe that uses a clip board. If you pause at the right time, you can see it, and read that it's actually a medical record of Steven's! Some main takeaways ive gathered from it were- • Steven's birthday is August 15th, his height is 5ft 6in, and his weight is 145 lbs. He may look chubby, but he actually has a healthy weight by BMI standards. • Steven is noted to have "mixed" heartbeat, indicating arrhythmia. Also, if you listen closely to when Dr. Maheshwaren listened to his heart with a stethoscope, you'd hear that it isn't a healthy heartbeat. This perfectly falls in line with why he's prone to fainting, especially the clip you've covered. • His bones are noted as "irregular", perhaps referring to the numerous healed breaks and fractures.
Steven Universe is also good for ptsd rep,as you can see,theres a ACTUAL Therapist in Steven universe future,Connies Mom,that helps Steven remind him that he DOES have a disorder because of past trauma,l recommend Steven Universe if you do want ptsd rep for a cartoon that is able to be on a easy network.
Hey Dr Wagner! Love your content! I have gone to the er for a serious asthma exacerbation recently And I noted all while trying not to get lightheaded while leaning forward from breathing so hard and that the er docs were busy like crazy. I get that it was busy but I was shocked at how long it took to see patients that night...for myself it was terrifying knowing I couldn't breathe well. Dr Wagner, is that common where you work and if so, at what times does it happen? Btw Im feeling much better if u want to know.
So this Valentine’s Day, I had gotten sick and had to go to the hospital with my mom. I got some test done (blood and pee) and a CAT scan. I got fluids in a IV at the hospital. It was a kidney stone that was causing pain and vomiting but I’m okay now. I’m home after the hospital and before I went back home my mom got me breakfast to eat.
most of the characters are called gems they are basically alien gemstones with light body but the bodys can have mass you can destroy their bodies as many times as you want but as long as the gem stone is ok like the red character in the beginning who was healed with the spit that cracked thing that is that gems real form. those thing in the hospital are shards of gems that was destroyed but then forced to fuse together is horrible ways think frankinstein without knowing what part your gonna get
So, All the creatures and characters with strange colors and stones lodged in random parts of their body are "gems", they don't have real bodies. their bodies are holograms with matter made by their gems, and if they have their body disrupted it poofs into a cloud and only the gem remains, if the gem is cracked like in the little red girl from the begining the projection from the gem will be wrong and that's what causes that body disformia.
I have an eye checkup on the 10th.... Last time the time before last time that i got an eye checkup.. i didn't wear my glasses anymore because i actually saw less with them... And stronger glasses was not really an option.. besides i liked it... Lets hope it's still the same or the outcome will be that my eyes slightly improved... I debout that though (i was born with nystagmus and aniridia "for me partially no iris")
1:24 nope and DEFINITELY NOPE! Steven has suffered a lot of trauma during the show. (The original Steven Universe) hense why eventually he becomes corrupted. Edit 6:10 and he didn't realize Pearl got bonked in the head (where her gem is) with a volleyball.
The nightmare hospital scene used to scare me but now it has me cracking up. I get that she’s a doctor and she sees crazy stuff every day, but headless people with multiple colorful limbs, and no heartbeat are probably not humans. Only a blind person wouldn’t be able to tell that that’s not a human. She is weirdly calm about all of this even for being a doctor. If I was a doctor, I wouldn’t just abandon the patient if I saw that but I would probably call another doctor to come in and take a look at it with me because obviously something is not right.
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interesting, Apparently Dr Wagner doesn't see people cut cleanly in half arriving at the hospital... i mean one would presume that if that was to happen it's not like you can just staple them back together lol
Hospital gowns... What idiot designed those things? In the hospital, they constantly need access to your chest for the damned EKG heart monitor etc., so they give you a garment that opens in the back?! Last time I was in, they offered me one, and I was like: "Why? You're about to put electrodes all over my chest, and defibrillation pads on my chest and back. Gimme a minute and I'll get into PJ pants that won't be in the way!". I actually wound up getting the cardiac conversation in my jeans and boots.
Hey doctor, The TH-cam series Cobra Kai has a few medical scenes and injuries especially in season 3 when Miguel recovers. Maybe you could react to that.
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Of course, we lovedd.
I guess; this is your first time watching Steven Universe☺☺☺☺
Can you a medical scene of Clarence?
Please guy do more Venture Bros.
I enjoyed it. Can i suggest you make a video were you react to Medical scenes from Thunderbirds (1965) & anime-shows like One Piece, Dragon Ball, Naruto, Bleach & Yu-Gi-Oh? 💙
Those patients are several different gems fused together against their will. They don't like this so they act aggressive. That's why they attacked the doctor and the kids
Also they don't have bones or internal organs, that's way the doctor didn't hear a heartbeat and way the sword can cut them.
So poofing them is making them calmer?
@@Tomato3njoyer it doesn't exactly calm them down. I believe it's a type of stasis.
Hehe I love this show so much that’s it’s actually concerning
@@Pearl-rr1op Same Pearl
As a casual Steven Universe fan, I’m gonna explain some stuff.
1. Steven has healing spit, because his mom, Rose Quartz, had healing tears, and her ability was passed on to her son. This spit can heal both human and gem injuries.
2. Steven’s definitely has some form of PTSD from his crazy childhood of fighting extremely dangerous enemies like the Diamonds, who are basically the strongest of all gems.
3. Those ‘patients’ are definitely not human. They are gems who have been fused together into these masses of arms and anger.
And that’s all. If you guys wanna add anything else, feel free to tell me in the comments.
From another Steven universe fan, thanks for addressing this
thank you.
I told him to do this
but his mom is pink diamond though he gets his healing spit from pink diamond.
The sword maybe?
It was designed to cut through enemies and poof gems in a single slice, destroying their physical form instatntly
The bodies of all gems aside from Steven are basically hard light constructs surrounding their gem; so no heartbeat or pulse. And Connie's Sword was designed specifically to cut through those constructs.
Actually Steven went a heck of a lot in a short amount of time roughly one year in their time. He was forced into fights constantly sometimes landing on his head which his healing powers took care of. He faced the worst in the universe. He faced the four rulers of a planet of sentient gemstones and nearly died as a result but came back. He faced enemies of his mother. He went through a lot and many in the fan community believe he had a form of PTSD just trying to keep everything how he believed it should be. PTSD can manifest physically like that with spikes in blood pressure and nervousness along with an inability to comprehend a situation. The doctor here is trying her best but it’s really to Steven to work it out himself which he does eventually do but not before fully breaking down and nearly destroying the city. He drives out to find himself and just figure something out. It’s something people do and it does work.
* slaps roof of boy steven *
''this kid can pack so many trauma in it''
and when you learn PTSD is mostly psychological, this mess you wrote doesn't make any sense. PTSD is trauma so severe person stops being normal. Only one instance I can say Steven has PTSD and this is White D. scene. Depression durning rehab isn't PTSD. The doc can do analysis on that, but whole season about it is like amateurs psychologist work, epecially knowing Steven's ESFJ type.
@@blandon93 You have no idea how PTSD works. It tends to bring a whole lot of "friends" with it, like depression, anxiety, paranoia, insomnia, nightmares, night terrors, panic attacks, and flashbacks.
@@wmdkitty I don't know how it works. But what I do know, PTSD caused by humans. Like I said, healing from trauma isn't PTSD, if the person who caused trauma somehow close to you the symptoms will severe. And simple hugging or moving places won't get rid of it. The issue with small children they might not even remember what caused those memories, Steven was aware of everything, I don't buy his PTSD as legit, it was lazy writing exept WD moment, but they didn't resolve anything with it.
@Fire_Crest_97 He's Fe dom and he doesn't need that. He needs a future (Ne/Ni) advice and objective logic (Te), Pearl and Saphire are his best advisers (coz Garnet stuck in some Ni-Ti loop or smth).
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“Hmm, No heartbeat.”
Jordan: “No heartbeat means, you’re dead.”
Me: Damn!
The other gems dont have a skeletal structure because they're made of light, a hologram basically
I mean their "body" is literally just the gem. Steven might have an interesting biology given he is biologically human and gem.
This guy should watch Steven Universe.
Pearl, Garnet, and Amethyst don’t shop up in x-rays, except their gemstones, because their bodies are made up of solid light, which comes from the electromagnetic spectrum. The same spectrum where x-rays come from too.
I'm kinda sad you didn't cover the Steven going to the Doctor scene in it's entirety. It's a really good scene that ends with the doctor telling Steven what he has done isn't normal and that he needs to destress
Steven had severe PTSD alongside some identity issues and the fact his personality is one part human nurturing and one part a Gem's OS (he is a Diamond *spoiler* so feels that he must be needed), however he grew up the equivalent to a child soldier whose mother was raised on a pedestal by her "followers/friends" as this perfect individual (however she had lied to MOST of these individuals about her identity) so Steven aside from the constant battles against "monsters" and enemy soldiers against the rebel Gems his mother founded, he also had to deal with the gradual reveal that his mother was not only perfect but had started out a horrible person (a brilliant reverse character development reveal where the audience too fell into the same mental trap as Steven thinking she was really awful because we went from the most recent era where she is trying to be a better person to the distant past where she was a spoiled brat tyrant. Add that he is sort of the reincarnation of his own mother *think of a Gem as a CPU, and like a CPU it is hard to wipe all the memory. So she reformatted herself back to "factory settings* while also fusing her Gem with human DNA to make Steven. So Steven got bits of her personality along with growing and learning...and also a few left over memories that would surface under specific conditions causing Steven to wander *and despite his claims at the end of the fifth season, he clearly never got over* if he was just his mother and if over time more of her memories might have surfaced till he got them all plus his own becoming her reborn but changed...the show never went that far, but this identify issue was there and the association of the Diamonds as the big bads despite later them wanting to embrace him as family and yeah...this is just the tip of a summary, sufice it to say...Steven's got issues. So much so that even at series end he is still working through them (a nice realistic ending to the child growing up with magical battles type of series where he has on-going therapy sessions).
Don't know if you've heard about it but there's a science fiction series called Fringe. It's got an absolute ton of weird and bizarre medical situations. Could make for quite a few episodes of this series.
Ooh, yes! It goes down the freaky rabbit hole. I loved that show.
I haven’t heard of it is it good and where can I watch it?
Its good! Probably Amazon, Netflix maybe. I got the dvds cheap at big lots. Try TH-cam to see if you can find some clips or posted espiodes to see if it's you thing.
im in the middle of binging. one of my all time FAVORTIE shows. the story and development between the characters are beautiful
What I love most about this video is the part where he talks about the dress plus he explains some good facts.
I love the episode where Steven has a doctor visit. The show actually deals with the reality of a lot of these child heroes, how much stress and strain they'd be under, the trauma, the likelihood that they feel responsible for more than they should. Another great episode, though it deals more with mental health, is 'Mindful Education.'
That's got to be one of my favorite episodes! I love that the creators of the show didn't just push all the trauma that he had to the side, it was always there and it was building on his character.
This has made my day!
I feel that I should point out, however, that the "patients" featured at the end of the video were not humans. They were what were known as gem mutants; experiments involving forced fusion of gems that were conducted under and abandoned by the Diamond Authority.
yup, also importantly, the gems bodies are just the product of solid vision or hard light, holograms supported by force fields projected by the gemstones. So the sword isnt necessarily sharp enough to cut through a live human in one swing, it was designed to specifically cut through hard light constructs, "but never the gem". it also has shown to be capable of deflecting energy-projectiles from a "robot shooty thing", possibly for the same reason its effective against hard light.
They also doesn't have any bones....
@@siomararodriguez3674 but they might have slightly harder sections of holomatter where bones would be. They (normally) have 2 "vision spheres" in their faces, for interpreting incoming light, and a "sense bunch" for detecting airborne particles such as the scent of earth citrus
Steven Universe: is that one of those gowns that don't cover the butt?
Nurse: yes, put it on.
Danny Devito: finally! I can let my ass breathe!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Who's Danny Devito
I'm really glad you finally decided to reacted to Steven Universe, It's my most favorite show from Cartoon Network
Thanks for watching! What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
Hi I wasn’t asked this lol, but my favorite medical scene from steven universe was probably the one you watched with the Rubies (the red dudes with the cube hair) and Steven spitting on them.
Or Steven “healing” Amethyst (purple short lady) in one of the earlier episodes
@@DoctorER The Gems are light constructs and the patients at the hospital are forced fusions. And I think you should watch the whole show to get what I mean.
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Steven Universe: Least Medically Accurate show out there, since it's more about rock-humanoids than humans themselves
Doctor ER: Listen, so in real life this looks like-
lmao I love how the show is too fantastical and magical to make an analisys like this but you still manage to pull it off and find a way to teach us something
You could still learn alot from this show
@@awkwardfreakinperson7936 yeah but i mean medically not so much i think
So here's a quick lowdown on gem anatomy:
Gem's bodies are made of light and can be "poofed" back into their gemstones if severely injured. This allows them to reset their bodies and re emerge fully healed (unless you put the gem in a bubble, thus making it impossible for them to re emerge)
They don't have heartbeats (hence why the doctor couldn't hear it)
If a gem's gem is cracked, their bodies start doing all sorts of weird stuff (like with the Rubies in the first clip)
Shattering is the equivalent of death.
And finally, those creatures you saw earlier were the remains of shattered gems forced to fuse together into one horrifying Frankenstein type creature.
Oh, and Steven has healing spit. His mom had healing tears, he has healing spit. Go figure.
Hope that helps with some of the more confusing bits.
Steven universe is more about the mental aspects and relationships of people and how they are depicted. Like abusive relationships or dealing with what you are and how to handle what you’re supposed to end up as.
Just for context for the scene of Steven with the Doctor: That's the final season of the show, which is an Epilogue season. For most of the series Steven was a 13-14 year old boy (one episode is his birthday) whose daily life was dealing with world-threatening aliens often paired with emotional trauma related to his family.
In that scene he's a 16 year old who is now living through peace times, yet he already spent his puberty in a constant state of alert, plus he has a few hundred cases of fish out of water aliens that can cause trouble he has to deal with.
So yes, it definitely is stress, but also stress is the mother of all understatements.
I've been really sick with the stomach flu the past couple days so I'm really glad to see this video! Steven Universe was my favorite show when I was younger 🥰🥰🥰
That sucks, I hope you feel better soon
"Steven may shoot magical powers from his bellybutton…"
Impressive. Every word in that sentence was wrong. 😂
Haha What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
@@DoctorER The scene where Connie's mom examines Steven. I was hoping you'd react to the part where she said that all his past fractures had healed instantly.
@@DoctorER I enjoyed the scene where Steven couldn't heal Pink Pearl. Because it was one of the times that it shows that when you think you are over something, you're really not. And I like that it showed that PTSD can manifest physically as well as mentally.
Cortisol is so underrated. A lot of patients who come to our clinic don't realize the physical damage stress causes so I love explaining it to them so they have a better understanding
I'd also like to recommend Ed Edd n Eddy or the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy next
as someone with Addison's Disease I approve this comment haha!
I know a lot of people already commented about the Gem Mutants, but i wanna write one too.
They're gem shards fused together (sort of tests for something called the Cluster. A massive geoweapon made of gemshards). Most of these gem shards are from the war, which is basically re-using corpses. The gem shards are from shattered gems. Shattered gems are considered dead, because they can't fully form a body (made of light which is why they don't have a pulse) anymore. However, they still have a conscience (English ain't my first language) that is very basic and scattered across the shards. Basically their only goal, their only thought, is to find their other pieces and form. That's why gem mutants are a mess of limbs and other things. It's shards that have the information for a specific limb/etc mixed together, nothing fits.
My guess on why they are so aggressive, is because of their messed up mind. Again, they are conscious, they can think (as seen with the cluster) and with that they have a lot of voices in one head.
Also, why they are so easily defeated by the sword (apart from it being made to poof a gem [destroy their physical form] without problem), is again, the form is made of light. When it becomes unstable, they poof and return to their gem to recharge.
It's worth to note that Gems don't have a skeleton (at 3:21 you can see a quick glimpse of the X-Ray Dr. Maheswaran took of Amethyst, you can see nothing but her actual gem and the things she ate; normally Gems don't even have any organs, their bodys are basically made out of dense light coming from their gems, but they can shapeshift and thus also create a digestive tract if they want to)
This explains why the sword goes through the Gem-'patients' so easily without getting stopped by any bones
She swallowed a taco without chewing?
@@zarkahmed3199she can't die choking.
OMG Steven Universe is one of my favorite Cartoon Network shows EVER!! ^^
Hope you like this Steven Universe reaction! Let me know what your favorite scene was!
I think season 5 and future is not good but anyway this is a good show
@@DoctorER react to more Steven Universe please.
Maybe your next one could be Craig of the Creek! Episode examples:
I Don't Need a Hat episode
The Last Kid in the Creek episode
Jextra Perrestrial episode (skip to the ending)
etc.
Steven Universe was one of my favorites as a kid So glad you reacted to it.
I love Doctor ER videos! 💯 always look forward to him posting!!!
Glad you like them! What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
@@DoctorER It has to be the one where Steven was getting his check-up....It seemed realistic
@@DoctorER Hey Doc, Do stunt doubles get hurt during movie shootings (I.E. Action movies or fantasy movies)?
Can you react to Doc McStuffins? I think you would like it a lot, it's really sweet and cute and surprisingly accurate 😊
He already did
I have been wanting you to make this video for a while!!it was great!!
Glad you liked it! What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
Gems including the clusters that were patients are just the gem their bodies are physical manifestations of light they don't really have bones
Lore with the sword is that it will “poof” the gem forms of those it slices through in a single shot. Not sure if you saw the series and haven’t gone through comments to see if anyone else pointed this out but, just in case someone hasn’t said so yet, this is why Connie is able to “poof” the gem mutants in one shot.
I’ve never heard of this show till now. Actually seems not too far off medically wise, given it’s a cartoon of course
It's a good show.
Yeah #bring back Steven universe
You definitely should watch it; what he reviewed was the sequel show titled Steven Universe Future. You want to start with Steven Universe then watch Steven Universe the movie then watch Steven Universe Future
Some shows are more grounded in realism than others.
@@zachbartell4193 It's bad, but the first 2 seasons were ok.
I love how he loves everything
Haha thanks for watching! What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
@@DoctorER thank you for replying to me. Do you mean in general? Cuz Ive never seen the show, from the video I like the part where he had mental problems, I love how you described the medical accuracy
I love Steven Universe. I grew up with that show heck I even have the entire series with me UwU
I like how, as doctors, Dr. Wagner and Dr. Maheswaran both look at the gem clusters as simply patients and analyze them as if they were human
It's like the doctoral mindset is "Hey, who am I to judge whether this patient is human or not based on their appearance?"
Hahaha. Exactly my friend. Exactly.
Some Lore from the series to keep in mind:
As unsanitary as the first scene may seem, Gem's are immune to bacterial infection and one of Steven's Gem powers is healing fluids.
9:26 Here we don't see a sword slice through a human being, we're seeing someone "poof" a Gem with a single slice of Rose's Sword. Rose's Sword was specifically designed to poof any Gem in a single hit.
YAAAAASSSSS!!!!
I really wanted to suggest Steven Universe but couldn’t think of any good medical scenes
Please react to more Steven Universe. This show is so awesome.
Happy new year! Fantastic way to start it, I love this show 😁
Such a nice and smiling person😁
I am never really watched Steven universe a lot but love your reaction
When you reacted to the creature being sliced through with the sword, that reminded me of a scene I saw on Untold stories of the er on tlc. This gentleman was using a tree stump cutter I think it was and somehow is leg got caught inside of it and yea, you can imagine how that ended…….
No way!!! U reacted to Steven Universe?!!! I LOVE YOU!!
doctor er, i love your videos so much, and i'm a big fan of steven universe, it's a sad thing is that this show needs a lot of context to get most of the scenes, still you can do a awesome job teaching medical stuff about it, i know how difficult would be to you watch every show that you react to, but i really hope someday in the future you can find time to do it because it's a amazing show, really, and that's a lot of medical scenes and injuries that i can think of, but most of them aren't suitable of a video so it's difficult to indicate as well, maybe you could make a video with requested medical scenes of many shows, there some i can think of that i would love to see
- total drama definitely deserves a video, lot's of medical and injuries scenes
- the captain america the winter soldier scene that fury fake the own death by using a serum that supposedly would have slowed down his heartbeat so hydra would think that he was dead, i think i saw similar things in many others shows and would love to know if exists something similar in reality
- the movie "lucy" have a lot of interesting things who would be interesting to know about, like the scenes that she was cut to carry the drugs inside her body, or when goes wrong and the drug case open and get in touch with her, if something like that happened with a real drug, or substance, what could happen?
- some episodes of love death and robots, like "helping hand" scene, that she breaks her frozen arm, "the drowned gigant" it's pretty interesting too
- cells at work! is a awesome anime to you react, it's everything about the human body and blood, veins, the immune system.
- some scenes of my hero academia, like when recovery girl heal deku for the first time, and she explain that her power makes the person use more of his own energy to heal faster, or the scene that shemage creates mushrooms inside tokoyami's lungs, what would happened to a person in this case, aizawa explaining how quirks work and how they can grow with the person that owns the quirk, also in the nomu, that is a human modified and have the own brain out the skull, someone could live with the brain exposed?
love your work! sorry for the long comment and sorry if i wrote something wrong, english isn't my main language..
I hate to ask this but could you revisit the episode you got the first clip/clips from? You cut just short of her asking about his past experiences and even though I know you aren't a therapist or a psychologist I'd still love to hear your thoughts on Steven explaining exactly WHAT he's been through (its a fraction of what he's been through but it gives you a pretty good idea of what his life has been like).
Can you do the original Teen Titans? They've had a few funny medical moments :)
Yess
Or teen titans go. They get a lot of hate because a they are related to the original teen Titans. But they are surprisingly specific about random things like 401k plans and other stuff
@@DMDM-gm6dw I think he already did TTG
@@DMDM-gm6dw
That isn't the reason they get hate, or at least not the only reason (I assume you mean related to but not similar to). The writers have admitted that the show is stupid implying they're making it stupid on purpose, the show has this bitter contempt bubbling under the surface over all that really flares up and makes itself impossible to ignore in some episodes (y'know, the ones where they forsake their alleged target audience to flip the bird at the critics they allegedly don't care about which is why said critics' words live rent free in their heads), and the main characters are mostly interchangeable, among other things. For the most part it's not _as_ bad as people are saying, certainly not bad enough to warrant anger, but it's still mediocre at best aside from like one or two decent episodes where they actually try.
Fun Fact: During the montage of Steven going through numerous medical tests, theres a wipe that uses a clip board. If you pause at the right time, you can see it, and read that it's actually a medical record of Steven's! Some main takeaways ive gathered from it were-
• Steven's birthday is August 15th, his height is 5ft 6in, and his weight is 145 lbs. He may look chubby, but he actually has a healthy weight by BMI standards.
• Steven is noted to have "mixed" heartbeat, indicating arrhythmia. Also, if you listen closely to when Dr. Maheshwaren listened to his heart with a stethoscope, you'd hear that it isn't a healthy heartbeat. This perfectly falls in line with why he's prone to fainting, especially the clip you've covered.
• His bones are noted as "irregular", perhaps referring to the numerous healed breaks and fractures.
Steven doesn't shoot, the gem inside him Generates his powers made out of different hard-light construction.
Steven Universe is also good for ptsd rep,as you can see,theres a ACTUAL Therapist in Steven universe future,Connies Mom,that helps Steven remind him that he DOES have a disorder because of past trauma,l recommend Steven Universe if you do want ptsd rep for a cartoon that is able to be on a easy network.
Love your content man!
Thank you so much! What TV show should I react to next?
“Don’t forget your lollipop” “YEAH!” Rubys XD
Happy New year Dr can't wait for all new Medical Reactions.
I’m starting to question who’s the most good looking doctor, Doctor ER or doctor Mike
Dr. Mike.
If you didnt know the gem monsters don't have bones because the gems are light projections of the gem
I’d love to see a reaction video for the medical scenes from My Little Pony gen 4.
*[We have some really experienced medical proffesioanls on the case! Like Steven!]*
Ever deal with a patient that acts like a zombie, like zoned out?
Hey Dr Wagner! Love your content! I have gone to the er for a serious asthma exacerbation recently And I noted all while trying not to get lightheaded while leaning forward from breathing so hard and that the er docs were busy like crazy. I get that it was busy but I was shocked at how long it took to see patients that night...for myself it was terrifying knowing I couldn't breathe well. Dr Wagner, is that common where you work and if so, at what times does it happen? Btw Im feeling much better if u want to know.
Yes, I love this show
Just to give you an idea of what Steven universe was he now has a therapist though I think his therapist may need a therapist
Aww we didn't get to see his reaction on steven never been to a hospital before
Dr Priyanka Maheshwaran casually tumbling on an alien and keeping doing her job calmly
Please do a Squidbillies injury reaction video, the many many MANY injuries that happen in that show are hilarious and brutal.
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy I love Stevens universe
Thanks for watching! What was your favorite Steven Universe medical scene?
So this Valentine’s Day, I had gotten sick and had to go to the hospital with my mom. I got some test done (blood and pee) and a CAT scan. I got fluids in a IV at the hospital. It was a kidney stone that was causing pain and vomiting but I’m okay now. I’m home after the hospital and before I went back home my mom got me breakfast to eat.
When you were talking about about dropped off patients freaking a forced fusion gem monster thingy
“Kid” meanwhile he is a 16 yr old who can drive
Finally ! , i had waited so loong for this , thank you, i haven't watched it yet but i know im gonna love it
most of the characters are called gems they are basically alien gemstones with light body but the bodys can have mass you can destroy their bodies as many times as you want but as long as the gem stone is ok like the red character in the beginning who was healed with the spit that cracked thing that is that gems real form. those thing in the hospital are shards of gems that was destroyed but then forced to fuse together is horrible ways think frankinstein without knowing what part your gonna get
Another great and video! , you should react to some ufc stuff :)
0:38 Luckily, gems are immune to infections of the non-magical variety.
So, All the creatures and characters with strange colors and stones lodged in random parts of their body are "gems", they don't have real bodies. their bodies are holograms with matter made by their gems, and if they have their body disrupted it poofs into a cloud and only the gem remains, if the gem is cracked like in the little red girl from the begining the projection from the gem will be wrong and that's what causes that body disformia.
Take a look at some injuries from My Hero Academia, particularly the injuries suffered by the show's protagonist, Izuku Midoriya.
Didn’t Deku break his arm like , every episode?
@@xempororhxppyx At first yes, not so much any more.
@@thanonyx yeah
I don't remember any of these scenes, but last I looked there wasn't any new seasons
Hope you enjoyed Steven universe. It's a really good show btw :)
I did! Great show.
I have an eye checkup on the 10th.... Last time the time before last time that i got an eye checkup.. i didn't wear my glasses anymore because i actually saw less with them... And stronger glasses was not really an option.. besides i liked it... Lets hope it's still the same or the outcome will be that my eyes slightly improved... I debout that though (i was born with nystagmus and aniridia "for me partially no iris")
Well, it may have been a small helmet, but he tried at least... :P
My reaction to Garnet saying no while panicking: noooooooooooooooo (me: HAHAhAHH HAHAH🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀 4:58
Thank you!!! Steven universe is one of the loves of my life!!
1:24 nope and DEFINITELY NOPE! Steven has suffered a lot of trauma during the show. (The original Steven Universe) hense why eventually he becomes corrupted.
Edit 6:10 and he didn't realize Pearl got bonked in the head (where her gem is) with a volleyball.
Bro what is The Simpsons family had liver disease it's a weird theory but it makes sense
Steven does have healing powers, so I bet this'll go well.
The nightmare hospital scene used to scare me but now it has me cracking up. I get that she’s a doctor and she sees crazy stuff every day, but headless people with multiple colorful limbs, and no heartbeat are probably not humans. Only a blind person wouldn’t be able to tell that that’s not a human. She is weirdly calm about all of this even for being a doctor. If I was a doctor, I wouldn’t just abandon the patient if I saw that but I would probably call another doctor to come in and take a look at it with me because obviously something is not right.
In my school vr game the worse gem injury was that white diamond had massive cracks after encounter corrupted goalius
Thank you for finally getting around to doing Steven Universe! Would you be willing to react to the Adult Swim cartoon Superjail?
i love the nooooooo Dx
If you're still open to suggestions, how about Pokemon? Here are the episodes listed below:
Pokemon Emergency: (Season 1: Episode 2)
Charmander - the Stray Pokemon (Season 1: Episode 11)
Electric Shock Showdown: (Season 1: Episode 14)
A Chansey Operation: (Season 1: Episode 44)
Is this how we’re starting 2022?! It’s going to be a good year!
reminder that every steven universe medical scene has nothing to do with human stuff, only gem stuff
Tbf, Sunstone doesn’t need a helmet that fits. The only parts of her that can actually get injured are her gems.
0:35 healing saliva is complete unsanitary conditions
I almost flipped out, I thought you where Dr. mike lol
Same
interesting, Apparently Dr Wagner doesn't see people cut cleanly in half arriving at the hospital... i mean one would presume that if that was to happen it's not like you can just staple them back together lol
Hospital gowns... What idiot designed those things? In the hospital, they constantly need access to your chest for the damned EKG heart monitor etc., so they give you a garment that opens in the back?! Last time I was in, they offered me one, and I was like: "Why? You're about to put electrodes all over my chest, and defibrillation pads on my chest and back. Gimme a minute and I'll get into PJ pants that won't be in the way!". I actually wound up getting the cardiac conversation in my jeans and boots.
I think amphibia should definitely be next!
Theres medical scenes in Amphibia?
But Yes I agree
Yes yes yes
Hey doctor,
The TH-cam series Cobra Kai has a few medical scenes and injuries especially in season 3 when Miguel recovers. Maybe you could react to that.
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