If You Love Someone, Set Them Free

Way, way, way too much emotional crap! Hospitals and doctors per se, are just not like this. Give advice, save lives yes, but stop all the lovey touchy feely junk. Hospitals are not like this, and shouldn't be. Of course, maybe this is just and over staffed soap opera?

When Riley Voelkel says "she's okay with dangerous" all I'm thinking is, of course she is. She's a Mikaelson witch in the okdest family of vampires and aunt to the only tribrid in existence. Plus now she's an undercover cop and a cop in New Mexico. Yea, no one is going to understand this review unless they watch TheOriginals/Legacies and Roswell: New Mexico.

Besides all of that, I liked that portion of the show. I've enjoyed the new storylines revolving around Dr. Dylan Scott. It's made the show feel fresh again. The uterus part, not a fan. Feels like it's leading to other topics about biology and science. I typically like Jessy Schram as an actress but I haven't cared for her character in this particular show. No fault of the actress. Just the character. Halstead feels like his character has gone as far as he can and I'm ready to see something else.

Why does this episode seem more like a soap opera and not a hospital drama? This show is getting to be boring. It used to be so good and dramatic. Fast paced.