NY Med [ABC tv show]

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Originally Posted by ManaPool

How have you not heard of torrents before?

I can't find it on piratebay and my university internet bans torrenting.

Does anyone else think that the really hot nurse is a gold digger?

IDK, she was nice to that dude who came back to ask her out. She could have rejected him on national T.V.

Originally Posted by The Beyonder

IDK, she was nice to that dude who came back to ask her out. She could have rejected him on national T.V.

Yeah but she dumped that way older rich boyfriend for her ex- in another episode. She was saying how it was between having the lifestyle she wanted, or to be with her true love.

Sounds like my ex-.

Originally Posted by Planes2Doc

Yeah but she dumped that way older rich boyfriend for her ex- in another episode. She was saying how it was between having the lifestyle she wanted, or to be with her true love.

Sounds like my ex-.

LOL. Yeah, she looked bad. I 'm sure see regrets how the show made her look. She looked like she left dude one day and was with the ex the next day.

Originally Posted by Planes2Doc

Yeah but she dumped that way older rich boyfriend for her ex- in another episode. She was saying how it was between having the lifestyle she wanted, or to be with her true love.

Sounds like my ex-.

Were you the old rich boyfriend?

Where to watch new episodes considering I don't have discovery health?

Originally Posted by investing101

Where to watch new episodes considering I don't have discovery health?

you can watch them online at ABC.com

Originally Posted by The Beyonder

you can watch them online at ABC.com

And hulu

Originally Posted by The Beyonder

I really like the show. The doctor that gets married looks like a total D-bag. Why do we need to see what kinda car he's driving?

Originally Posted by Ost3oclast

Right? A Maserati and Lambo? Geez man give it a rest.

It seemed like he really cared for his patients and he manages to juggle a lot of cases at one time. If he gets the job done and is competent why does it bother you both so much what car he drives? He (and the rest of the cast) probably have little to no say in how the show is edited and presented. I doubt he told the producers, "be sure to show my cars!"

Originally Posted by ToldYouSo

If he gets the job done and is competent why does it bother you both so much what car he drives?

Because this perpetuates the public's beliefs and stereotypes that surgeons make $30,000 per procedure. There was a paper published in an orthopedic journal [sorry, don't have the reference & am too lazy to search for it] which estimated that patients on average over-estimate their physician's salary by an absurd amount (something like 20x). And we wonder why the general public doesn't object to physician salary cuts in the healthcare policy debates...

Originally Posted by ToldYouSo

It seemed like he really cared for his patients and he manages to juggle a lot of cases at one time. If he gets the job done and is competent why does it bother you both so much what car he drives? He (and the rest of the cast) probably have little to no say in how the show is edited and presented. I doubt he told the producers, "be sure to show my cars!"

Of course somebody has got to start an argument on a thread about tv shows. It didnt bother me had had nice stuff, but 2 of the most expensive cars on the planet? THATS intense. The general public think doctors are rich, arrogant ****s already, the producers of that show just gave them more ammo.

Man, I wish I'll have such attendings like Dr. Oz behind me as mentors who would help me not only to learn the medicine/surgery in the right way but also to pick up some valuable social/soft skills to be able to manage the patients' and their relatives' expectations skillfully. He's so humble a person that he helps the nurse aid to push the stretcher on his way to his show although he's in his blue suits and all that. He helps to unite a patient with his ex-wife and family just to let him have a support system before the surgery. All the nurses on his floor love him and have a lot of great memories with him. He's been welcomed with cheers at any place in the hospital like a governor or a lovely dad. He's been the most awesome doctor I've seen in NY-MED TV show.

NY-MED is second to BostonMED in my medical documentary like-list. I personally didn't like Johns Hopkins show much, honestly.

Originally Posted by KinasePro

Because this perpetuates the public's beliefs and stereotypes that surgeons make $30,000 per procedure. There was a paper published in an orthopedic journal [sorry, don't have the reference & am too lazy to search for it] which estimated that patients on average over-estimate their physician's salary by an absurd amount (something like 20x). And we wonder why the general public doesn't object to physician salary cuts in the healthcare policy debates...

Originally Posted by Ost3oclast

Of course somebody has got to start an argument on a thread about tv shows. It didnt bother me had had nice stuff, but 2 of the most expensive cars on the planet? THATS intense. The general public think doctors are rich, arrogant ****s already, the producers of that show just gave them more ammo.

If I remember he said he has one of the biggest if not the largest heart surgery practice in the country. I have no doubt there are tons of patients wanting to see him and that for every person in that small segment of the population watching the show and actually thinking: "wow that guy's a douche" there are several multiple patients and families that are grateful for being under his care.

Originally Posted by KinasePro

Because this perpetuates the public's beliefs and stereotypes that surgeons make $30,000 per procedure. There was a paper published in an orthopedic journal [sorry, don't have the reference & am too lazy to search for it] which estimated that patients on average over-estimate their physician's salary by an absurd amount (something like 20x). And we wonder why the general public doesn't object to physician salary cuts in the healthcare policy debates...

Yet no one has any objections to celebrities and athletes making millions of dollars, often making more money in a single year than a doctor makes in a lifetime.

The people in this country make me sick.

Originally Posted by Planes2Doc

Yet no one has any objections to celebrities and athletes making millions of dollars, often making more money in a single year than a doctor makes in a lifetime.

The people in this country make me sick.

+1

Interesting thing is that the objection comes directly from the people in medicine. WTF!.

Originally Posted by ToldYouSo

If I remember he said he has one of the biggest if not the largest heart surgery practice in the country. I have no doubt there are tons of patients wanting to see him and that for every person in that small segment of the population watching the show and actually thinking: "wow that guy's a douche" there are several multiple patients and families that are grateful for being under his care.

I'm sure he's a boss and an excellent surgeon, pretty sure no one is denying that. You don't need to defend him in that regard. And I'd agree that he deserves what he makes, no doubt.

But given the tone of the ongoing health care debate in this country, it's probably in poor taste to show off your sick lambo to millions of viewers on network television.

Originally Posted by KinasePro

I'm sure he's a boss and an excellent surgeon, pretty sure no one is denying that. You don't need to defend him in that regard. And I'd agree that he deserves what he makes, no doubt.

But given the tone of the ongoing health care debate in this country, it's probably in poor taste to show off your sick lambo to millions of viewers on network television.

Well as long as there is inequality, which there always will be, a lot of things will be in poor taste.

I remember that the MLB baseball players either went on strike or wanted to go on strike not long after 9/11. Not only did they fail to gain sympathy, but people were pretty pissed off considering the sacrifices that the first responders made and how little they get paid. This is from memory, so correct me if I'm wrong.

You can pretty much argue that a lot of things are in poor taste. Is it poor taste to say that you'll give Joe Flacco a $100 million dollar contract since he's an amazing QB that took the Ravens to the Super Bowl while there are people in this country who are suffering?

Oddly, you don't hear an outcry from the statement above. Instead, people always whine about doctors making so much money, yet don't care when people all around them are making way more. I remember one time I looked up a Tom Petty song on YouTube. I noticed in the comments section there was some negative comment about him. Then on top of that, someone wrote this long passionate response defending Tom Petty, which got a bunch of thumbs up. This was the kind of response you would hear from someone who is defending their family members, their loved ones, or close friends. This is not what you would hear from someone defending someone who they have never met and who Tom Petty probably doesn't give two $h1ts about. On the contrary, I'm sure that if this same person's PCP was insulted, who actually works to better their health and life (therefore cares about them and their well-being), I doubt this person would have come to their defense.

Things are pretty messed up. But I'm not a self-hating medical student. I realize that everyone as a premed pretended that they didn't want to ever earn anything and help every single person for free. But that's not realistic. I'm proud of my future earning potential, and am now going through the most miserable time of my life to get it. So to anyone who says I'm a selfish bastard and don't deserve this money, I respond by saying: "Why don't you go play a game of hide and go F yourself?"

NY ER show on discovery health, where can you watch new episodes other than on health channel?

Originally Posted by investing101

NY ER show on discovery health, where can you watch new episodes other than on health channel?

Torrents for the first 4 episodes can be found; the show is ok but not very interesting. They reuse some clips from nymed but it's the same people and different cases. The producers made ny er because they had so much leftover footage from nymed.