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@@DoctorER so basicly rick could have saved ruben when he flatlined but knowing this shows sense of humer i think the joke was rick chose not to because he didnt want to give a disese ridden homeless man cpr
@@DoctorER for me it's how Rick is a genius that can travel through time, create his own pocket dimensions and apparently can create a entire park in a human yet he can't cure death.
@@Zerathenezot from what he said i think rick could have saved ruben but it was probrably a joke cause rick didnt save him because rick didnt wanna give a disease ridden old dirty homeless man cpr to do it
"I deal with death far too much in the ER." Every friend and family member I have ever met that worked in the ER it was not their first complaint... it was the insane amount of stuff people jam in their butt.
The constant death is what made me switch career paths from Trauma Medicine to Trauma Psych. As my professor's, most of them, have said, the ER is a battlefield, and like any battlefield, no one leaves without a few scars. Trauma doctors and Nurses have the highest rate of PTSD of all career paths, higher than military and police. The speculation is that this is because by default, most who work in this profession do so, to save lives, and the weight of those they could not save, puts a larger toll on their minds. Dr. Wagner, myself, and many others, all tend to have stories that would break people with a less resolve. Of my graduating class of 1,372 who all became nurses in 2012, only around 400 of us are still practicing. This is on the higher end of things, however the average is, if i recall correctly, that only around 50% of those go into medicine, will stay in that line of work until retirement, and around 30% will seek alternate careers within 20 years.
With dogs trained to find survivors in a disaster, if the dogs keep finding corpses, rescuers will often stage fake survivor discoveries to keep the dogs' morale up. Hugs and best wishes to everyone trying to help us.
@@thevashfan12392 Less thats he truly fit, and more that hes become callous enough the death doesnt affect his ability to do his job. Theres a reason doctors and nurses have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession.
I love how the germs and viruses in this episode are like the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park. Hepatitis A: Carnotaurus Hepatitis C: Tyrannosaurus Rex Tuberculosis: Compsognathus Gonorrhoea: Spinosaurus Bubonic Plague: Baby Velociraptor E.Coli: Velociraptor
If you liked Anatomy Park, then you'd love Cells at Work. It's basically the same concept, just with cuter details. It's very educational and entertaining. :)
He should definitely do cells at work but there are actually two types so I a, guessing you mean the one with the red blood cell as a girl and white blood cell as a boy.
I've just gotta say that I've recently found your channel, and you explain what I've always assumed were extremely complicated medical procedures in a surprisingly efficient and effective way. Thank you!
Love your videos, keep up the awesome content! Also I think some other people mentioned it but there's a show called "Cells at work" which is kinda similar to this episode but more anatomical accurate
Once again I will try - maybe a reaction to "Saw" movies series? Could be cool with all it's grotesque violence, kinda like mortal kombat fatalities :p
You should review Osmosis Jones, it's a classic animated kid's movie from the early 2000s about a white blood cell who is a policeman and a cold pill that helps him stop a deadly virus in a man's body.
@@joedufour8188 wym man i watch rick and morty sober and its the best show ive ever watched. i’ve watched alot of shows, and what do u mean by the squares
2:57 recovering heroin addict here... (clean for 15 years now) I *had* hepatitis C myself, but I used the HARVONI [oral caplets] treatment, and am now cured. No viral load.
This episode has a lot in common with the movie "Innerspace" which was kind of like an update of "Fantastic Voyage," with an extra wrinkle and a lot more absurdity. Both, like this, deal with miniaturization, and adventures inside the human body. Of them, "Innerspace" is a LOT funnier, and contains rather more Martin Short than the other one, which is sadly lacking in that department. It's been a while since I've seen that one, so I'm not sure how much there is to comment on that strays much from the "That's definitely NOT how that works" category of reaction, but, it's still a fun evening of frivolity if nothing else. But, if you're more after something from the perspective of an ambitious neutrophil, you definitely can't go wrong with "Osmosis Jones," which contains a significant amount of Bill Murray, and a surprising amount of material that borders almost "dangerously" on the scientifically defensible, in terms of depiction of stuff.
I'm honestly surprised you haven't reacted to Total Drama yet, it's right up your alley! I know there's a lot of episodes, but trust me, it's an awesome show worth watching, and there's plenty of medical material for you to work with!
I would like to suggest the very emotional Jurassic Bark from Futurama. A sad ending but, has a scene where the Professor sticks a probe into Fry's dog [from 1999] which had been flash 'rockised' into dolomite (I think) as he was was to extract DNA from it, in an effort to clone the dog, and found out that the dog 'Seymour' was fifteen. Beware after that a sad emotional scene and music which really pulls at the heart stings. I bring it up, if age can be found out from DNA extraction.
My sister had hepatitis C and within about a year it was clear her body rectified it somehow. Japanese doctors flew over specifically to get samples of her blood it was so weird she wasn't even notified of it until she had a follow up appointment some months later
My dad was a coroner for a few years and then a police officer so he’s seen his fair share of death as well. Growing up around that was interesting to say the least. I wanted to ask how being around that much death hampers your mental health or social interactions? I’m also looking into being a paramedic so another reason to ask.
Rick and Morty was great back then, this is one of my favorite eps besides Rick breaking out of space prison. You going to cover New Amsterdam eventually?
One thing I’m sure you probably noticed but didn’t talk about was how when morty enters anatomy park, the red blood cells are rafts to the bloodstream. I thought that was really neat for some reason
@@DoctorER No sir -- thank you and your kind for the work that y'all do. Mad respect for everyone in the medical field. These videos are simply a bonus.
If you'll notice, Rick doesn't wear a seatbelt. He has no survival instinct, only an instinct for alcohol. He's a textbook shining example of alcoholism.
I like that you react appreciating the entertainment value intended as well as making the real life science commentary. I have seen too many TH-camrs take themselves and their profession SO SERIOUSLY that they forget the shows intent. Also that a profession/calling may be complex and important, but its not the profession of value in our world.
I think it would be cool to see what you have to say about Dr. Strange. Yes, it's a superhero film, but the main character IS a licensed medical professional, and quite a few scenes take places in a hospital and deal with surgeries. I'm especially curious about what insights you could give about the car accident and hand injuries.
I love your videos. I have a friend who is a pediatrician who reminds me a lot of you. Please keep doing your videos. They are informative and entertaining!
Given the success of Jungle Cruise and what could be seen of the start of a Disney theme park film universe I would love to see a Body Wars movie get made
I remember an episode of Rugrats where Chucky swallowed a watermelon seed & the kids shrink down & go inside him to get it before it grows into a watermelon in his stomach.
My pancreas would not be a good habitat for pirates. It can't tolerate any alcohol without getting inflamed. Where there's pirates, there's rum, and if I got rum on my pancreas it would probably instantly explode. Then I'd bleed to death.
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ok but u kmow when u break ur ankle how do u heal it and when u havea splinter in ur hand and u put trash in what does it do
I'm such a big fan love your videos. ❤
What’s puffy vagina?
Would love to see you react to Invincible. I'll give you a warning it's pretty graphic in gore. Which you're a doctor so I guess you're used to that.
Disneys The owlhouse: Eda's Cursed is like a Neurologiecel Infection!
Season 2 episode 8 inkludiert puberty and other stuff.
I love how this episode is basically Jurassic park just with germs.
Super creative.
It's like a cross over between Jurrasic Park and The Magic School Bus
@@gator9339 And don't forget the Timeless Martin Short classic, "Innerspace"
Yeah it was hilarious
@@DoctorER sounds like sarcasim
The madman finally did it, he's finally covering anatomy park.
Haha enjoy! Let me know what your favorite Rick and Morty Anatomy Park scenes is!
@@DoctorER the little black death creature
@@DoctorER so basicly rick could have saved ruben when he flatlined but knowing this shows sense of humer i think the joke was rick chose not to because he didnt want to give a disese ridden homeless man cpr
"You did it... you crazy son of a bitch, you did it."
*The medman
I just LOVE how DR. Wagner is obviously having a good time with watching these episodes. That's my favourite part of this series.
Rick and Morty was long over due! This show is hilarious!
Glad you like Rick and Morty! What was your favorite Anatomy Park scene?
@@DoctorER for me it's how Rick is a genius that can travel through time, create his own pocket dimensions and apparently can create a entire park in a human yet he can't cure death.
@@Zerathenezot from what he said i think rick could have saved ruben but it was probrably a joke cause rick didnt save him because rick didnt wanna give a disease ridden old dirty homeless man cpr to do it
It's like back to the future meets Ren and Stimpy.
"I deal with death far too much in the ER." Every friend and family member I have ever met that worked in the ER it was not their first complaint... it was the insane amount of stuff people jam in their butt.
@tconlon251 Sure they do! They "sat down on it"! Or "fell"....apparently while nude, or at least bottomless.
I'm here for this reaction! Lol 🤣🤣 Dr. Jordans laugh is so pure 😂
Haha thanks! Let me know what your favorite Rick and Morty Anatomy Park scenes is!
@@DoctorER my favorite anatomy park is ricks defense of pirates of the pancreas 😆
😂😂😂😂
The constant death is what made me switch career paths from Trauma Medicine to Trauma Psych. As my professor's, most of them, have said, the ER is a battlefield, and like any battlefield, no one leaves without a few scars.
Trauma doctors and Nurses have the highest rate of PTSD of all career paths, higher than military and police. The speculation is that this is because by default, most who work in this profession do so, to save lives, and the weight of those they could not save, puts a larger toll on their minds.
Dr. Wagner, myself, and many others, all tend to have stories that would break people with a less resolve. Of my graduating class of 1,372 who all became nurses in 2012, only around 400 of us are still practicing. This is on the higher end of things, however the average is, if i recall correctly, that only around 50% of those go into medicine, will stay in that line of work until retirement, and around 30% will seek alternate careers within 20 years.
With dogs trained to find survivors in a disaster, if the dogs keep finding corpses, rescuers will often stage fake survivor discoveries to keep the dogs' morale up.
Hugs and best wishes to everyone trying to help us.
Prayers
You're a hero
so, what you're saying is, doctor gregory house is the only man that is truly fit for trauma medicine?
giving his misanthropic take on "saving lives"
@@thevashfan12392 Less thats he truly fit, and more that hes become callous enough the death doesnt affect his ability to do his job.
Theres a reason doctors and nurses have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession.
It's amazing how accurate this is. The fact that a real doctor is reacting to it is incredible
I never knew there was a Hepatitis D and E. That's what I love about these reactions. I'm always learning something new
Hepatitis D was discovered in 1995 it is a mutation of D
This episode hilarious and one of my personal favorite Rick and Morty episode. Love this show. My favorite scene is when Hepatits C saves them lol.
So funny! What was your favorite Anatomy Park 'attraction'?
@@DoctorER Pirates of the Pancreas, of course!
Your reaction videos are pure gold. Never stop doing them!
Thank you! Glad you like them! Let me know what TV show or movie you'd like to see me react to next.
I love this. Your laugh immediately gets me every time lmao
I love how the germs and viruses in this episode are like the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park.
Hepatitis A: Carnotaurus
Hepatitis C: Tyrannosaurus Rex
Tuberculosis: Compsognathus
Gonorrhoea: Spinosaurus
Bubonic Plague: Baby Velociraptor
E.Coli: Velociraptor
If you liked Anatomy Park, then you'd love Cells at Work. It's basically the same concept, just with cuter details. It's very educational and entertaining. :)
Or better yet, Ozzie and Drix.
The Platelets are too cute!!😊
He should definitely do cells at work but there are actually two types so I a, guessing you mean the one with the red blood cell as a girl and white blood cell as a boy.
Maybe he should do Cells at Work black, since it deals with more serious medical conditions then the original.
@@user-Lemon234 Yes, the original. I would have said the other one if I meant the other one. :P
"There are ways to get rid of ghonnorea.."
Pretty... pretty sure ghonnorea was the least of Reuben's concerns.
yea considering he also had the bubonic plague.
@@blooky102 also a bad case of death 😂💀
I've just gotta say that I've recently found your channel, and you explain what I've always assumed were extremely complicated medical procedures in a surprisingly efficient and effective way. Thank you!
Man: "Exploding into pieces"
Dr. Wagner: "NIIIIICE!!!!!!!!!"
Haha oops
@@DoctorER, 😂
These just keep getting better and better!
I can’t believe Anatomy Park is Rick and Morty’s only Christmas episode!❤️📺🎶🎄
rattlestar ricklactica
What what about the one where Jerrys dad is a cuck
@@pololopololo1998 That is in the same episode Anatomy Park just the other storyline
@@proclarushtaonasat i think that was a christmas episode but i really didnt focus on it as much as anatomy park did
The bottles falling out of the car is what happens every time Rick opens the door.
Love your videos, keep up the awesome content! Also I think some other people mentioned it but there's a show called "Cells at work" which is kinda similar to this episode but more anatomical accurate
Once again I will try - maybe a reaction to "Saw" movies series? Could be cool with all it's grotesque violence, kinda like mortal kombat fatalities :p
You should review Osmosis Jones, it's a classic animated kid's movie from the early 2000s about a white blood cell who is a policeman and a cold pill that helps him stop a deadly virus in a man's body.
i totally remember that movie!!
And the short lived cartoon series that followed.
Rick and Morty really is a great show.
It’s a good show, they say it at the end of nearly every episode, right after saying “did you get any of that”
... on weed, shrooms, and/or acid. Otherwise it is nothing to those who have been brainwashed by the squares.
@@joedufour8188 wym man i watch rick and morty sober and its the best show ive ever watched. i’ve watched alot of shows, and what do u mean by the squares
Learned something new, which is always good. Love that you wrap all this teaching in a hilarious shell of humor.
I love this show! Been hoping for a second review, loved the first one actulh watched it the other night :-)
I love Doctor ER'S laugh😂
I LITERALLY just rewatched this episode yesterday. Fantastic timing.
Me too.
Algorithm took three years and I watch you often. This is the best ever
Cells at Work is a great series about immunology, highly recommend
Cells at Work might already be in the works! What's your favorite Cells at Work episode?
@@DoctorER Season 1 finale.
@@DoctorER Yeah, Cells at Work is a real good show to popularizarion of the common anatomy knowledge.
Love Rick and Morty, one of my fav shows and Anatomy Park is actually one of my fav Rick and Morty episodes. Loved it. Nice episode doc.
'Inner Space' with Dennis Quaid and Martin Short.
I love this guy, keep it up man❤️
Thank you so much! What would you like to see me react to next?
i love this channel so much 😭💖
been wating for this for weeks. You did not disappoint. GJ
Yay!!!!! Thank you💗💗💗💗💗Love Rick and Morty and you so this is wonderful!!
I can appreciate that this reaction video is sort of educational. Reaction videos usually are just entertaining but this one is both.
2:57 recovering heroin addict here... (clean for 15 years now) I *had* hepatitis C myself, but I used the HARVONI [oral caplets] treatment, and am now cured. No viral load.
You, Doctor Mike, and Dr. Chelini should do a collab!! :) 🤑💰
I never knew seeing a doctor watching rick & morty would be this good
Rick and morty is always hilarious 🤣; now watching a mini Disney adventure
I never clicked on a video so fast in my life I love you and Rick and Morty!
I adore your videos I dont get to watch every video as it comes out but binging on the weekends yes please 😍
the first rule of cartoon movies and videos: cameraman never dies.
his laugh is so wholesome tbh
I'm still kind of bummed we didn't get to see Pirates of the Pancreas:(
Me too. They're really rapey
@@mikemath9508 ye
This is the video iv been waiting for
I didnt know you posted a new video im so happy✨
This episode has a lot in common with the movie "Innerspace" which was kind of like an update of "Fantastic Voyage," with an extra wrinkle and a lot more absurdity. Both, like this, deal with miniaturization, and adventures inside the human body. Of them, "Innerspace" is a LOT funnier, and contains rather more Martin Short than the other one, which is sadly lacking in that department. It's been a while since I've seen that one, so I'm not sure how much there is to comment on that strays much from the "That's definitely NOT how that works" category of reaction, but, it's still a fun evening of frivolity if nothing else.
But, if you're more after something from the perspective of an ambitious neutrophil, you definitely can't go wrong with "Osmosis Jones," which contains a significant amount of Bill Murray, and a surprising amount of material that borders almost "dangerously" on the scientifically defensible, in terms of depiction of stuff.
Legit was waiting for you to react to this episode 😂🤘
4:06 is my favorite part, because he just like throws in the towel because the dude's got a thesaurus of diseases, and he ded
You and Doctor Mike should do videos like this together and medical memes too.
I'm honestly surprised you haven't reacted to Total Drama yet, it's right up your alley! I know there's a lot of episodes, but trust me, it's an awesome show worth watching, and there's plenty of medical material for you to work with!
Great Video! *This is super interesting and very hilarious*
I would like to suggest the very emotional Jurassic Bark from Futurama. A sad ending but, has a scene where the Professor sticks a probe into Fry's dog [from 1999] which had been flash 'rockised' into dolomite (I think) as he was was to extract DNA from it, in an effort to clone the dog, and found out that the dog 'Seymour' was fifteen.
Beware after that a sad emotional scene and music which really pulls at the heart stings.
I bring it up, if age can be found out from DNA extraction.
Oh I love anatomy park thanks for reacting
Thank you! Let me know what your favorite Rick and Morty Anatomy Park scenes is!
@@DoctorER pirates of the pancreas of course
My sister had hepatitis C and within about a year it was clear her body rectified it somehow. Japanese doctors flew over specifically to get samples of her blood it was so weird she wasn't even notified of it until she had a follow up appointment some months later
Would love to see a reaction to the end of Hot Fuzz. Just rewatched, and there are quite a good bit of injuries that would be fun to see reacted to.
Whoever edits these videos is having fun and I hope they keep doing so
My dad was a coroner for a few years and then a police officer so he’s seen his fair share of death as well. Growing up around that was interesting to say the least. I wanted to ask how being around that much death hampers your mental health or social interactions? I’m also looking into being a paramedic so another reason to ask.
Rick and Morty was great back then, this is one of my favorite eps besides Rick breaking out of space prison.
You going to cover New Amsterdam eventually?
7:06 “oh noooo” like surfer dude 😂
One thing I’m sure you probably noticed but didn’t talk about was how when morty enters anatomy park, the red blood cells are rafts to the bloodstream. I thought that was really neat for some reason
Doc, you're a pretty cool guy who does hospital stuff and doesn't afraid of anything
I just found you today and you're my new favorite.
Awesome. Thank you.
@@DoctorER No sir -- thank you and your kind for the work that y'all do.
Mad respect for everyone in the medical field. These videos are simply a bonus.
Pirates of the pancreas 😂😂😂😂😂
I like the concept of a Fantastic Voyage trope that involves the body being dead.
Hahahaha 😂😂😂i was expecting Gonorrhea coming out from the genitals!!!
If you'll notice, Rick doesn't wear a seatbelt. He has no survival instinct, only an instinct for alcohol. He's a textbook shining example of alcoholism.
I like that you react appreciating the entertainment value intended as well as making the real life science commentary. I have seen too many TH-camrs take themselves and their profession SO SERIOUSLY that they forget the shows intent. Also that a profession/calling may be complex and important, but its not the profession of value in our world.
I always assumed Anatomy Park is to Doctors as Universal Studios is to non Doctors
I think it would be cool to see what you have to say about Dr. Strange. Yes, it's a superhero film, but the main character IS a licensed medical professional, and quite a few scenes take places in a hospital and deal with surgeries. I'm especially curious about what insights you could give about the car accident and hand injuries.
BY FAR THE BEST DOCTOR
How I’ve waited for you to do this episode
Hope I didn’t disappoint?!
Oh and my father was one of those who had a tumor on his pituitary gland. Benign but it did some funky things to his hormones before they removed it.
Creeping up on 100k! 🤙🏾
I think I finally understand why my mom reacts to things the way she does. She's a doctor....
Yeah...Rick & Morty is practically one long medical scene. It should give you a lot of material lol
"You got something to say about my Pirates of the Pancreas?!"
YAY YOU DID IT! Just a suggestion, maybe check out medical scenes from The Office or Parks and Rec! Those shows are hilarious too
Your laugh is the best 😆
Look at you doin' a *whole* episode on Anatomy park just for us! You can be our friend. 😁🤘lol
feel like Dr Wagner might pull something like this off in the future hahaha
Lol this is amazing 😂
I love your videos. I have a friend who is a pediatrician who reminds me a lot of you. Please keep doing your videos. They are informative and entertaining!
Given the success of Jungle Cruise and what could be seen of the start of a Disney theme park film universe I would love to see a Body Wars movie get made
I remember an episode of Rugrats where Chucky swallowed a watermelon seed & the kids shrink down & go inside him to get it before it grows into a watermelon in his stomach.
The mad lad reacted to my favorite episode lmao
My fucking dream came true.
Haha hope you liked it! What’s your favorite Anatomy Park ‘Attraction’?
Goodness, your reactions are adorable!
I’m sorry we got mad the wait was worth it 🙌🏿
Starting my medical degree in October:)
Love form isreal
So cool! Best of luck!
Just don't laugh like this is you ever do surgery on me 🤣
Missed the classic season 1 episode 1 where morty forgets to turn on his anti gravity shoes and breaks his legs.
What everybody doesnt know is that Ruben was a DNR. That's why Rick didnt try to resuscitate him
My pancreas would not be a good habitat for pirates. It can't tolerate any alcohol without getting inflamed. Where there's pirates, there's rum, and if I got rum on my pancreas it would probably instantly explode. Then I'd bleed to death.
Do you ever got The Song of “It’s a Small World After All” stocked into your head as well? (I know I have)
Dude this guy was so stoned makin this
8 mile is a good movie Dr Wagner and I have been a fan for a while keep up the good work
This is my favorite episode of Rick & Morty.