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Teenager Shot By Will's Stolen Gun | Chicago Med
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2022
- Will's stolen gun was used in a shooting, putting a 16-year-old in life-threatening conditions.
Season 04, Episode 14: 'Can't Unring That Bell'
Will's personal issues continue to interfere with his relationship with Natalie and his life at the hospital. Dr. Bekker tries to mend things with Dr. Rhodes. Goodwin questions Maggie's life-threatening decision and Dr. Charles tries to lend a hand to the daughter of a new friend.
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Dr Abrahams is just so savage, he's right though.
'No one asked for your uninformed opinion, go back to the ED and put a bandaid on someone'
I'm currently a Resident, and I can confirm that Dr. Abrahams perfectly embodies the stereotypical Neurosurgeon and I love it.
Dr. Abrahams is the best doctor in the hospital 😂😂
Never messing around, always straight to the point
I always respected Sam for his straight forward approach
I love him....😂
I actually don't understand how Will somehow seems to feel responsible for this. Like... if someone steals my car and runs someone over with it, how tf is that my fault? I'm so against owning guns, and yet I can't comprehend what his problem even is here.
well 1) he has other issues going on, hence why Dr. Manning mentioned the therapist that he's been seeing
2) i think him and Manning had like massive arguments about the gun before
so, basically, he was already feeling not okay about getting the gun and losing it. then with other issues on top of it, he basically would have reacted the same no matter what. like, if someone had stolen his PB&J and had an allergic reaction to it he would have still had this mental breakdown just because of all the other stuff in his life. the gun was just a coincidental trigger
@@zilesis1 lol did u contradict urself? Saying he was already troubled with owning it and then on top of that losing it and getting a kid shot "because of that" (even tho it's not his direct fault). And then at the end u basically said "could've been anything"😂. I get what ur saying but I believe the gun wasn't just a coincidental trigger.
OK think of it this way, he had something that is capable of hurting others and has no other real reason to exist. In the right hands it can be used to defend and not cause horrendous harm. A guy who was capable of using a gun in a way that minimised harm didn’t keep the gun out of the hands of someone who used it to cause harm. He might not feel responsible exactly for the person who fired it but he didn’t keep it out of that persons hands and he bought this dangerous thing in the first place. He may feel responsible for another gun ending up out there where it can hurt people. He didn’t fire the shot but he feels like he handed him the gun that did.
the whole show is like this, everybody is a mess of emotions at all times
Think its more that he never turned over his gun when his wife told him multiple times then it got stolen and someone got shot.
He probably think ”what if i just turned my gun in instead of keeping it and being stubborn”
Putting a kid through a dangerous surgery just to play hero in his mind and bandage his own guilt. Top tier doctoring.
Not understand what a TV show is
@@CB15. Actually everyone understands what a tv show is. You being so literally minded that you don't know how to comment or critique with an in-universe narrative is a problem with your creative ability to interact with fictional stories.
@@jazzycat8917 you are taking a TV show way to seriously Jesus christ
@@CB15. The whole point of TV shows is to introduce ideas or topics which are controversial to the audience. The whole point is to be taken seriously.
@@ARSEnal1Wojciech that's not always the point though as these medical shows aren't medically accurate. this isn't how it's done in real life and therefore you can't treat it that way. surely they may introduce ideas that can be played around with, but it's far too inaccurate to assess how we would do it in real life. in other words: you're both taking this show way too seriously even though it's worth watching from an entertainment POV.
"Are you on drugs?" I almost died HAHAHAHA
SAME OMG AHHAHA
That was the best line. I couldn't stop laughing
same 😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂
His expression and stance while he delivered the line 😂😂
Dr. Halstead himself needs to see another doctor after all these burns. LOL
Dr. Charles, to be more specific
They say place him down "gently" . *Throws patient on to the bed*
Always. Even with the neck brace on due to suspected spinal injury from a rather serious accident..
*Thump
@@GosieKin yeah….no
What they did was gentle. If you had just been shot would you rather the doctors took the time to slowly and carefully move you across to the bed from the stretcher losing time that you may not have or would you rather be moved fast, safely but not as gentle but able to get looked at, treated and saved faster?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Are you on drugs?" 😆😂
That "are you on drugs" was soo freakin quick
Sam, "are you on drugs", lol 😅
What I love about this scene…. Not even 40 seconds in and the kids said he can’t feel his leg, so the medical staff proceeded to body slam him from one bed to the other then carry out the most dramatic and poorly performed log rolls ever. We’re they trying to twist him in two! Ah Chicago Med!
It's hilarious watching this after Chicago Fire, they do such a good job with the neck braces, it's unbelievable how much this show missed the dot. I legitimately hate Manning, 95% of the time she just wants to let someone die,
Might as well have done a WWE style takedown. I thought I was the only one who noticed.
Gun shots to a child has to be the worst to work on, there was a point where 45 children under four had shot either themselves or family members
“ARE YOU ON DRUGS?”
Lmao Sam was like "Go back to the ed and put bandaid on someone" 😂 that was savage😂
edit: LMAO guys thanks for the 58 likes 😂❤️❤️
'sam dont do the surgery' ' r u on drugs??'
Sam Abrahams is my favourite character on this show, hands down.
SAME
Me too
He's tied with Doctor Charles for me
Should have I been Will's chief I would have fired him. He endangered a patient out of guilt.
He needed to get out of that hospital that moment
It's about time someone said that to will he is so annoying when he thinks his right and his the only one with a medical degree I'm loving Sam
This is the second episode I have watched where this doctor has acted so unprofessionally; he *needs* to lose his job.
I love sam, omg.
Do the surgery!!
Sam: 🤦♂️😒
~scrubbing~
don't do the surgery!!
Are you on drugs? 😂😂
Is it just me who feels like will is a really bad doctor
I thought we were asked to leave our hearts out of the cases
Dr. will- pls dont do the surgery.
Dr. Abraham- r u on drugs.
-exhales- Sam don’t do the surgery
Sam: Huh? are you on drugs?
That got me hard so much 😂😂
Contrary to the typical Neurosurgeons, what happened with me was pure magic.
All the Neurosurgeons are absolutely like Dr. Abrahams yes, so this Professor in our college was also the same. Spitting image of Dr Abraham and he never talked to us interns. He used to consider us imbeciles 😛. We all used to be terrified of him, but his wife was a cheerful lady who was a professor in OG. I have been interested in OG so I used to hangout in the OG department a lot. So this fine day, she had a night shift and that happened to be on a diwali night (which is the biggest festival of us Indians) and so I asked her to go to her family (2 small kids and her neurosurgeon husband), and enjoy and I had that shift along with my two friends. (We were interns back then). Following that day, the Neurosurgeon professor legit replied to my 'Good morning' wishes and they both sweets for us, he motivated me to study hard and also when I was under pressure they both gave me a pep talk in their apartment with ice cream. Just like big brother and sister.
Put a band aid on someone 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
he shouldn't be surprised what did he thought will happen with a stolen gun
Thanks for tackling such serious topics... Anyway, is there anyway other than ABC where I can watch the whole episodes? Thanks
Netflix, s1/4
9now s 5-6
Soap2day has all of the episodes and the new episodes are on there a day after it aired
Netflix.
Thenku all
I know this is just a show, but one of the reasons I stopped watching Chicago med was 'cause of how sick I was of manning and halstead always putting their noses where they didn't belong. Pissed me off so much. And let's be real, it never ACTUALLY did any good. Always ended in a case against them which the hospital scrapped them out of. 🙄
Everyone miss dr Connor Rhodes
I don't.
@@lizacoates6837 how dare you. that is a ✨hunky✨ man
@@ophelia5970 Really couldn't stand the smug know it all. Happy he's gone 😁
Why the hell does he feel responsible... it's not like he knew who took the gun or had any control over their actuons
They go on at Will like he's the only doctor in the hospital that he has personal feelings about what should be done.
I love Chicago med👍👍
That why you don't have guns!
i have gun : D
Will is no longer the same Who who we used to see before breaking up it Natalie 😔. The fun the cheerful and the happy man .
Natalie is such a negative influence on everyone it's sickening
Anyone else happy we didn’t have a replay of previous clips?!
Me!! So glad
the only thing that bothers me about this show is how much dr Abrams matches the stereotypes of your regular neurosurgeon. rude, narcissistic, and an insufferable know-it-all. the neurosurgeons I've interacted with are some of the loveliest people i know whereas this gentleman is hardly anything like them. terrific job done by the actor though
He does this everytime...and ok its a show but in real life its not always going to be a success...they should have put him in a wheelchair...and thats said easy because its a show
What season and episode is this
0:22 is that log roll done properly? Cus it doesn’t look like it
why are their voices so high??
So what have we learned? Its that Sam likes to keep it real.
As if it’s his fault in any way
Nice vidio
I don't know why but I have a soft spot for that rude neurologist😂😂
He put Halstead in his place
Because he's not a drama queen like most of the other characters, especially Nat and Will.
He's one of the most stable and rational person in the hospital, hands down. He makes decisions based on what is best for his patients, not what is best for his own ego. He's all professional and no drama definitely not while on the job, and still makes quips with a straight face.
And he's got stable family relationship with a beautiful wife, too (though he'd argue he's the eye-candy). He's just all wholesome.
What's with Manning's startrek suit??
this show was better before connor left
Why does will h have a gun
0:08 Gabriel IS MY NAME!?
hemiplegia mentioned, represent!
IM SORRY OKAY but, that victim kinda fine tho😩, btw don't hate on me it's acting
I can´t understand how come Tommy Merlin (Arrow) got reincarnated as Dr. Rhodes here.
Why does he have a gun anyway?
Because the second amendment is a thing!
Welcome 2 Chicago
why does the actor lowkey looks like song kang (korean actor) 😭😭😭?
I mean tf was je supposed to do with one leg ?
Walk, the way all people with one leg can if they have the help of prosthetics and/or canes? Which he certainly couldn't do as a paraplegic
yeah, better have 2 not functioning am i right
lmao that was SOME question
Will is the most annoying character I cant 💀💀
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