Right. He’s like a big teddy bear

Child psychiatrists are in a league of their own. My daughter had many mental health issues as a young teenager, so I dealt with loads like Dr Charles. This is a brilliant portrayal of just what a child psychiatrist is like. Amazingly clever method acting here.

I binged all four seasons of this show Netflix had in my country when I learned about it and tbh, Dr. Charles is the only reason I kept watching after season 3. She show just took a massive dip, glad atleast someone tried to carry it :/

He is! It's so weird to see him be a vilian in Dangerous Beauty...

Most psychiatrists are just like that. It’s their training.

i was really thrown away at how amazing of a job she did

wdym acting? isn't this real..

@@Baileezz Nope its acting but is typically based on true stories

@@Baileezz did you really think they will film her if this were real??

The actress is Keira Prinz 👍

Wow you got a like from the channel slay you

Dr Charles apparently knows everything about every single type of mental illness in the world - you won’t find that in a real life psychiatrist because that’s not possible. I’m not trashing the character - I’m saying his level of ‘expertise’ isn’t possible in reality.

@@dmf1301 well one can wish. I'm not able to get one these days and I need one. Even a regular one that can get my meds working

@@dmf1301 sure he is the best 💕💕💕

Same

Snap LOL

LOL bruh

That bear scene made me cry. 😭 I love this episode but it's so emotional.

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I don’t know why, but it’s the same when someone calls out for you, then you react, if someone calls someone else out you don’t.

That's why cults often change your name. It strips you of your identity in a way.

trying to think on how to phrase this, but your name is you identity in a way. As the reflection of your face tells you visually who you are, your name does the same audibly. Its a vocal reflection of you. Its the first thing you learn about yourself, that is taught to you by someone else. Hearing someone addressing you by your real name, with confidence even, knowing who you are, that this is your name, especially when you were forced to hide it, maybe even deny it for years on end, must be overwhelming.

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It reminded me of Elizabeth Smart, and what she went through that poor girl taking right out of her bed in the middle of the night by those two idiots that sexually assaulted that girl all day and night. Thank goodness those two women recognized her and called the police right away. Look at the ones that are being grabbed off the streets to be put into human trafficking and it could be writing your neighbourhood that they end up living, but they kept as prisoners in the house. It’s sickening.

I think a lot of shows like this have had to bc otherwise they couldn’t film like normal and all (sorry if that doesn’t rly make sense)

@@n1ghtrxse actually a very great observation, really shows the genius behind these shows and the people who write/direct them.

Yeah, that huge plandemic made his way into our shows... Can't stand this... A huge joke.

I’m wondering if they are real doctors

I disagree, I rather not hear about it, I like using TV as a means to escape reality just for a moment. If I wanted to know more about covid I would watch the news

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@@lenardgor What is so funny? :|

​@@gettingcalledoutontwitteri1882the same vibe as wendy williams aww she died

Nope. We dont understand. If it were my child, I'd follow every lead, over n over n over again just for the possibility that's it's real. I wouldn't give up. Despite the disappointment n trauma n misery, I'd follow up for the 1 possibility that it is my child.

@@rianamohamed300 not everyone is strong like that though. Imagine spending 10 years getting your hopes up again and again only for them to be crushed. Nobody deserves to live like that. And moving on at some point is healthy

@@rianamohamed300 it’s easy to say that now but u really don’t know until it happens to u

@@rianamohamed300 Exactly. "If". If it were your child. Easy to say what you would do when you haven't actually been in that position. Please learn to empathise more and get down from your moral high horse.

10 years is a long time to give 100% and more to a cause. And she must have had people helping her grieve. It's a sad scene because we know how stories on TV shows work, but that doesn't mean she was wrong to be doubtful and consider her mental health to be more important at the time.

You mean PD and fire, this is med, just a friendly reminder.

@@LordDarthNintendoe oh yeah thanks for pointing that out lmao

@@ghostheart1996 anytime

Loving your pfp XD Elmo is the best species

I like fire and med but I can't stand PD. It's just nowhere near as good as the other 2.

Same 😭🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🥺

Crazy imagining what the girl went through her reactions are similar to someone of very horrific trauma.

He is also my good friend in real life 😂😂😂

@@jesseleesoffer4286 i dont believe you…?

Yeah and like with the house MD clips I may now need to watch the entire series😂

I used to find House super interesting but his demeanor and they way he makes the whole cast miserable was unbearable. I find Chicago med much better. Many interesting cases from medical point of view but much more relatable characters.

@@cobrakaier238 I enjoy House a lot. It's much less grounded in realism but the characterization of everyone there is great, at least the earlier seasons anyway. House cares deeply for his team he just has a House way of showing it. Plus, and this may be because I'm a healthcare worker, it's really gratifying to hear House say to stubborn patients what most real life practitioners wanna say but can't.

@@gracecalis5421 I enjoyed it too until his behavior killed one of the characters. It was too much. I stopped after season 5. I enjoy Chicaco Med much more.

@@cobrakaier238 Which character was that?

Or it propagandises the lie to keep believing covid was a thing.

@Annistar It's a show about doctors working in a hospital. How is it not supposed to mention covid lmao.

@Annistar *sad violin music*

@Annistar You use a medical show as a form of escapism...? Does this show not remind you of how horrible the world can be?

Same. The poor thing was terrified... Who knows how many times she tried to escape from her kidnapper(s) before she was abused into submission. For those who say this is just a show, I know that. But somewhere in real life, to a real person, this has happened before.

@@SoulOfJustice1994 And there are plenty of cases where the poor kid is found alive and everyone askes "Why didn't you just run?" Then they say the horrors they went through and what was threatened on their families if they left.

Where can I watch these Chicago seasons???

@@leandra_jamaican I believe there is some on netflix, but I'm not to certain

@@leandra_jamaican Peacock has all seasons from all Chicago's series

@@leandra_jamaican i Watch all of them on prime video!

I wonder how many people out there are like Dr. Choi. Have probably dealt with a missing person and completely ignored the signs.

@@syleenah9719 That's why it takes a team sometimes. One may miss something that another health-care professional may be more sensitive to

@@vi9763 Yep. I always wonder how many people could've walked by or interacted with a missing person and yet had no clue. It's important to keep up with missing person cases. You could be helping someone.

Well Dr. Choi is acting according to medicine ethics, you cant just assume every scared girl is abducted, and you can't make those decisions on your own, hospitals have ethics comittees to handle that. Doctors could go to prison for taking this matter in their own hands

Money!

There was one case where a guy pretended to be a family's long lost son. I can't remember why. But the parents, even though it was VERY obvious he wasn't their teenage son (his eye colour was different, for crying out loud), supported his story the entire time. The guy thought it was so suspicious that they were so willing to support what was obviously a sham - the parents, I should mention, were suspects in the kids original disappearance.

It's happened a few times. There's the famous execution of the Romanovs and Anastasia's skeleton wasn't found at first, so many young women pretended to be her for the fame and fortune. A boy named Bobby Dunbar disappeared and when he was apparently found his entire town threw a parade for him. He didn't pretend at first, but the police and a whole town believed he was their lost little boy, so he was under a lot of pressure. I believe there was another case where a young boy pretended to be someone's missing child at first so he could live in Hollywood (he had run away from his family).

@@ew6483 the last case is real, he did it for the '' thrill '' of attention

@Gi Gi Thank you for the reminder! Such a grisly tale with no happy endings... Technically still unsolved, but we all know what happened...

It wasn't on the PD side of this show? Would have been satisfying to see someone like Voight give like that what they deserve.

So we never learn who the kidnaper is and why he did it?

Drama school. It’s not a documentary.

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It's more of having gotten hopeful too many times before only to be left distraught by fakes and misleads. She refuses to accept any new persons because it is easier to hide in this shell where she cannot get hurt again than to latch onto another new hope only for it to destroy her again.

When someones gone missing theres 99 chances theyre dead pal. And only 1 that theyre still alive, especially after so mnay years

@@KingOfSciliy I would have understood 30 years ago, but now we have DNA. You don’t even have to look at anyone, all you have to do is to get swabbed.

What else was she supposed to do? Sit in despair over the false leads that never led to her daughter? Numb the unimaginable pain with drugs or alcohol? You would have been more satisfied if she mentally disconnected with the world and slowly went crazy so she became the neighborhood "crazy lady"? What she did was protect her mental state of mind after years of never knowing what happened to her daughter. You do not get to dictate or judge if her choices of self protection and healing process is "scary" or acceptable. It is not your place or your job to police someone elses mental healing after experiencing long term trauma. Period.

For her case.....being subjected to false hope was crippling her life.....

Oliver Platt is that good of an actor

Thank you for loving our show adam

I mean they could not get her on the bed gently or she would freak out even more

@@hairforcetwo7 true

Yeah, but what else can they do? It's security who need to keep her there. The doctors probably aren't allowed to tackle the patients.

@@swordablaze9259 They could handle it calmly and sensitively. De-escalating situations is common in an ER. I know this is just tv but someone with issues could see this and be afraid the same will happen to them, discouraging them from seeking help.

@@charliwilde De-escalation is common yes, but the problem with this girl was that she wasn't going to listen and barged straight passed them. She'd been conditioned. They needed to detain her before she left.

Unfortunately theres cases where they have to do this. She was afaird. Brain washed. She wouldn't listen and would have gone straight back to her kidnapper. They had no choice but to pick her up, and although it caused her pain, it was the best thing to do

It's a drama + they are people too adrenaline will be pumping and as you could see she started to make herself ready to run for it. Right after she got on the bed you could see defense started and they let go

Do you understand this shouldn't even be here as it's an illegal reproduction from a show from another platform and producer???

@@notthesamagain it's their official channel?

there is no more, this is just the parts of the episode relevant to the story. The full hour is filler and other storylines

@@rach_laze But there's more to the story, ouch!!!! Just saying!!!

@marieruiz5696 there might be but it was never filmed, its all subtext and background

Oh, Gerry Harmon. A little I guess.

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Ive watched that movie. It was very good. And I got the book version of it too

The book is amazing!

It's not just you, the audio is very off around the end of the video.

Why the laughing emoji? Just curious

@@akaike692 relly donno the reaction I saw when they put her on the bed was funny