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Things I'm tired of seeing in TV and film dramas. 1. Cartels 2. Eastern European gangsters 3. Kidnapping. 4. Torture. 5. "Let's do shots!" 6. The post-explosion tinnitus thing that everyone copied from Come And See. 7. Microphone feedback prior to a bad public speech.
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Show PostI'm looking forward to s3 of The Pitt but between s1 and s2 the number of Seen-it-all Old Broads in the ensemble increased exponentially and if that carries on and this thing runs as long as ER did they're going to wind up with more Seen-it-all Old Broads than there are in the known universe.
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