Preview — The Resident Season 2 Episode 19: Snowed In
It might be spring everywhere else, but it’s snowing on The Resident Season 2 Episode 19, “Snowed In.”
That’s a good thing, right? Chastain Memorial is still in transition mode after Quovadis. Everyone needs some slow down time to chill out, relax, treat some easy patients…
They’ll have to go somewhere else because it’s tense over there, as always.
Mina has to perform a complicated surgery without The Raptor present (while Drs Bell and Voss babysit his kids), Devon is forced to get over Julian pretty quickly when he has to focus on teaching a life or death lesson to a first-year resident, and last but not least…
Conrad and Nic are fighting about how to treat a patient — while stuck in the hospital together, so the tension is bound to be worse than a usual fight.
At first, this storm seemed fun. But, now it will probably be a win if everyone makes it home alive.
Episode description: When Atlanta is struck by a severe snowstorm, Mina must perform a big surgery – without the help of The Raptor – to save the life of a young father, while Kit and Bell get stuck babysitting the man’s children. Nic and Conrad experience a disagreement with a patient’s treatment, causing further strain in their relationship. Meanwhile, Devon teaches an important lesson about life and death to a first-year med student. (Fox)
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The Resident airs Mondays at 8/7c on FOX.
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