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It’s 4th of July weekend in the Steel City, and the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center is feeling the heat. Join Steven and Régine as we react to Season 2, Episode 3 of The Pitt. We’re navigating the high-stakes aftermath of a chaotic holiday shift, where the fireworks outside are nothing compared to the drama inside the ER. Note: This is a standalone deep dive taken from our latest "Where's The Remote?" recording session. In this breakdown, we’re discussing the "bait and switch" case of Mark and Nancy Yee—a couple whose motorcycle accident uncovers hidden injuries and deeper regrets. We react to the powerful connection between Dr. Robby and Yana, a Tree of Life survivor, and discuss how the show handles collective trauma with grace. From the systemic bias shown by campus security to the "zebra" diagnosis of young Kylie, we’re analyzing the companionate bonds that keep this team grounded when the world feels like it's spiraling. Plus, we react to that massive Code Black cliffhanger that changes everything for the rest of the season. The Remote Doesn't Stop Here! 📺✨ This reaction is a proud part of the Where’s The Remote? universe. From medical marathons to the latest thrillers, we’re finding the best content so you don't have to. Discussion Highlights: 🎆 Holiday Chaos: Reactions to the 4th of July influx and the "9:00 A.M." shift. 🏍️ The Yee Case: Analyzing the fragility of relationships and the medical "bait and switch." 🕎 A Legacy of Resilience: Discussing the Tree of Life tribute and Robby’s personal connection. ⚖️ Accountability Check: Breaking down the Jackson Davis case and addressing racial bias in medicine. 🧬 The Zebras: From ITP to Hypokalemic Paralysis—reacting to the episode's rare medical finds. 🚨 Code Black: Our theories on the Westbridge disaster and the upcoming bottleneck. Subscribe to join the search for quality content and never miss an episode of the shift! For more reviews and recommendations, visit the Where’s The Remote? main page.