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Bykov is still in coma after being hit by a truck. Fortunately, there's still hope left. A doctor compares his condition to being under some sort of a "glass dome". By constantly interacting with him, his friends and colleagues may weaken and ultimately break that "glass dome", bringing him back into the wake world. Interns just can't decide who would do this, each one tries to volunteer, but Kisegach just leaves them to decide by themselves. Kupitman takes their attempts to promote themselves as shameful, and goes to Bykov by himself... which leads to him and Kisegach meeting a driver of the truck which hit Bykov, a woman called Marina, who now feels extreme regret over it. Kisegach is extremely hostile to her, but Kupitman decides to exploit the situation to hit on her.
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Bykov is still in coma after being hit by a truck. Fortunately, there's still hope left. A doctor compares his condition to being under some sort of a "glass dome". By constantly interacting with him, his friends and colleagues may weaken and ultimately break that "glass dome", bringing him back into the wake world. Interns just can't decide who would do this, each one tries to volunteer, but Kisegach just leaves them to decide by themselves. Kupitman takes their attempts to promote themselves as shameful, and goes to Bykov by himself... which leads to him and Kisegach meeting a driver of the truck which hit Bykov, a woman called Marina, who now feels extreme regret over it. Kisegach is extremely hostile to her, but Kupitman decides to exploit the situation to hit on her.
her (which ultimately fails when she realises his intentions, and quits out of disgust).
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Each intern tries to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretends to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provokes him with audacious comments. All of them fails (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeeds), and then Varya steps in and starts irritating Bykov by the stories about David. Unfortunately, this still fails to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really the boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: that she is pregnant...
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really the boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: that she is pregnant...
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Each intern tries to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretends to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provokes him with audacious comments. All of them fails (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeeds), and then Varya steps in and starts irritating Bykov by the stories about David. Unfortunately, this still fails to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust.nuts. Kisegach realises who is really the boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Anastasia then makes the last ditch attempt, and successfully wakes Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: up by telling him that she is pregnant...she's pregnant.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with the outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken the "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout the whole episode, Bykov is depicted under a literal glass dome, angrily commenting on the stories the other people tells him. As the time goes on, the dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger) and attacks the dome, until it resulted in explosion, finally freeing Bykov and allowing him to awake.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with the outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken the "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout the whole episode, Bykov is depicted under a literal glass dome, angrily commenting on the stories the other people tells him. As the time goes on, the dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger) and attacks the dome, until it resulted results in explosion, finally freeing Bykov and allowing him to awake.wake up.
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** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame alame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards the plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
** {{Invoked|Trope}} by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even a deadman"; so, she correctly deduces that they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drives him insane.
** {{Invoked|Trope}} by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even a deadman"; so, she correctly deduces that they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drives him insane.
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** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame alame a lame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried tries to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards the plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
** {{Invoked|Trope}} by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even a deadman"; so, she correctly deduces that they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point that he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drives him insane.
** {{Invoked|Trope}} by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even a deadman"; so, she correctly deduces that they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point that he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drives him insane.
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* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even a deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helps Varya realise that she may try and start telling those stories to Bykov, [[TheBore until he awakes just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly fails, Lobanov decides to abandon it... but Bykov can actually see that this leads to some progress, and (futilely) tries to encourage them to continue.
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly fails, Lobanov decides to abandon it... but Bykov can actually see that this leads to some progress, and (futilely) tries to encourage them to continue.
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* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even a deadman!") about her Varya not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helps Varya to realise that she may try and start telling those stories to Bykov, [[TheBore until he awakes wakes up just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with[[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) comments) seemingly fails, Lobanov decides to abandon it... but Bykov can actually see that this leads to some progress, and (futilely) tries to encourage them to continue.
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with
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* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov is unsurprised]], but then Lobanov presses even further, which, while failes to awake Bykov, makes some progress for the first time. Unfortunately, [[GaveUpTooSoon they stops here and now]], thinking that they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology: Marina, a river of that truck which hit Bykov in the previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into the hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacts ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* RejectedApology: Marina, a river of that truck which hit Bykov in the previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into the hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacts ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
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* SeenItAll: First things Gleb and Semyon tries during their attempts to enrage Bykov by stories about their screwups is to state [[TheSlacker how lazy they are]]. It achieves zero results, as Bykov is completely unsurprised, and [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind can't get angry enough to act on it]]. Semyon's next comments works better, as he uses more serious screwups.
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** Initially, interns are more concerned with who's supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks that he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is a Chief Doctor). Semyon thinks that he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out that Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests that "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out that Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tells that if he continues to use the same logic, they would stick with Varya as the leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following).
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** Initially, interns are more concerned with who's supposed to be in charge than, you know, help helping Bykov. Gleb thinks that he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is a Chief Doctor). Semyon thinks that he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out that Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests that "smartest one" must lead (likely implying (hinting at himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out that Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tells Lobanov gets angry, and says that if he Gleb continues to use the same logic, they would stick with Varya as the leader (to which she Varya agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following).
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Bykov is still in coma after being hit by truck. Fortunately, theres still hope left. Doctor compared his condition to being under some sort of "glass dome". By constantly interacting with him, his friends and colleagues may weaken and ultimately break that "glass dome", bringing him back into wake world. Interns just can't decide who would do this, each one tires to volunteers, but Kisegach just leaves them to decide by themselves. Kupitman takes their attempts to promote himself as shameful, and go to Bykov by himself... which leads to him and Kisegach meeting woman (called Marina) who drove that truck which hit Bykov, and now feels extreme regret about it. Kisegach is extremely hostile to her, but Kupitman decides to exploit situation to hit on her.
Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinks what they should tell him about pleasant things, like her patient who gets better, while Lobanov thinks what it would be "too boring"... which, in turn, lead Phil into suggesting to instead tell him something which would enrage him, so he would want to wake up and kick their asses. They agreed on this plan... but now can't agree who would command. When they failed to decide by themselves, Kisegach suggested to use one patient (whom they previously ignored, fearing to take additional responsibility) as "win condition"... and now they can't decide ''who would treat him'', forcing them to ask Lyuba to judge them. Lyuba just manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone. But her dialogue with Varya lead Varya into realising what she may do with Bykov.
Each intern tried to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretended to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provoked him with audacious comments. All of them failed (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeed), and then Varya step in and started irritating Bykov by stories about David. This still failed to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: what she is pregnant...
Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinks what they should tell him about pleasant things, like her patient who gets better, while Lobanov thinks what it would be "too boring"... which, in turn, lead Phil into suggesting to instead tell him something which would enrage him, so he would want to wake up and kick their asses. They agreed on this plan... but now can't agree who would command. When they failed to decide by themselves, Kisegach suggested to use one patient (whom they previously ignored, fearing to take additional responsibility) as "win condition"... and now they can't decide ''who would treat him'', forcing them to ask Lyuba to judge them. Lyuba just manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone. But her dialogue with Varya lead Varya into realising what she may do with Bykov.
Each intern tried to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretended to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provoked him with audacious comments. All of them failed (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeed), and then Varya step in and started irritating Bykov by stories about David. This still failed to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: what she is pregnant...
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Bykov is still in coma after being hit by a truck. Fortunately, theres there's still hope left. Doctor compared A doctor compares his condition to being under some sort of a "glass dome". By constantly interacting with him, his friends and colleagues may weaken and ultimately break that "glass dome", bringing him back into the wake world. Interns just can't decide who would do this, each one tires tries to volunteers, volunteer, but Kisegach just leaves them to decide by themselves. Kupitman takes their attempts to promote himself themselves as shameful, and go goes to Bykov by himself... which leads to him and Kisegach meeting woman (called Marina) who drove that a driver of the truck which hit Bykov, and a woman called Marina, who now feels extreme regret about over it. Kisegach is extremely hostile to her, but Kupitman decides to exploit the situation to hit on her.
Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinkswhat that they should tell him about pleasant things, like her patient who gets better, while Lobanov thinks what that it would be "too boring"... which, in turn, lead leads Phil into suggesting to instead tell him something which would enrage him, so he would want to wake up and kick their asses. They agreed agrees on this Phil's plan... but now can't agree who would command. remain in charge while Bykov is still comatose. When they failed fails to decide by themselves, Kisegach suggested suggests to use one patient (whom they previously ignored, fearing to take additional responsibility) as the "win condition"... and now they can't decide ''who would treat him'', forcing them to ask Lyuba to judge them. Lyuba just manipulated manipulates them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone. But her dialogue conversation with Varya lead gives Varya into realising an idea what else she may do with Bykov.
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Each interntried tries to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretended pretends to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provoked provokes him with audacious comments. All of them failed fails (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeed), succeeds), and then Varya step steps in and started starts irritating Bykov by the stories about David. This Unfortunately, this still failed fails to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really the boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach:what that she is pregnant...
Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinks
Each intern
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really the boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach:
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* AndIMustScream: Bykov is perfectly self-aware while in coma, but can't interact with outside world. Visually, this represented by him being stuck under glass dome. As he gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger), dome gets gradually damaged by Bykov's attempts to break free, until it finally shatters.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout whole episode Bykov is depicted under literal glass dome, angrily commenting stories other people telling him. As time goes on, dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions ([[EnragedByIdiocy specifically anger]]) and attacks dome, until it resulted in explosion -- both of dome's and of Bykov's anger, leading to Bykov shouting on his interns.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout whole episode Bykov is depicted under literal glass dome, angrily commenting stories other people telling him. As time goes on, dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions ([[EnragedByIdiocy specifically anger]]) and attacks dome, until it resulted in explosion -- both of dome's and of Bykov's anger, leading to Bykov shouting on his interns.
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* AndIMustScream: Bykov is perfectly self-aware while in coma, but can't interact with outside world. Visually, this is represented by him being stuck under a glass dome. dome, seeing and hearing what's happening outside, but not being able to answer. As he gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger), the dome gets gradually damaged by Bykov's attempts to break free, until it free. It finally shatters.
shatters when he hears that Kisegach is pregnant.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with the outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken the "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout the wholeepisode episode, Bykov is depicted under a literal glass dome, angrily commenting on the stories the other people telling tells him. As the time goes on, the dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions ([[EnragedByIdiocy specifically anger]]) (specifically anger) and attacks the dome, until it resulted in explosion -- both of dome's and of Bykov's anger, leading to explosion, finally freeing Bykov shouting on his interns.and allowing him to awake.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with the outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken the "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout the whole
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** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame lame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
** Invoked by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even deadman"; so, she correctly deduced what they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drove him insane.
* ComicallyIneptHealing: Invoked. Phil's plan to wake Bykov up involves telling his "[[LethallyStupid plan]]" of patient's treatment, in order to enrage Bykov enough so he would want to kick Phil's ass. This ''did'' enraged Bykov... but not nearly enough, though [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Bykov hitting glass with chair probably helped Lobanov and Romanenko on their try to achieve more]].
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitman used whole situation with Bykov to hit on (female) driver who caused his condition (and [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme remorse about it]]). [[SkewedPriorities All of this instead of visiting comatose Bykov]], despite him previously insisting on be first one to visit him. [[WhatTheHellHero He gets called out on this]], first by Kisegach, and then by Marina herself.
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helped Varya realising what she may use this same tactic with Bykov, [[TheBore until he would wake up just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly failed, Lobanov decided to abandon it... but Bykov could actually see what this lead to some progress, and (futilely) tried to encourage them to continue.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Truck driver who (accidentally) hit Bykov feels extreme regret because of whole situation, and even arrived into hospital to see if he would get any better.
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov was unsurprised]], but then Lobanov pressed even further, which while failed to awake Bykov, makes some progress for a first time. Unfortunately, they stopped here and now, thinking what they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology: Driver of that truck who hit Bykov in previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacted ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* TakeAThirdOption: When they failed to diced who is leader, interns asked Kisegach, who suggested one patient (whom interns previously ignored) to be "win condition" (who treats him would be leader), but since they can't decide ''who would treat him'', they asked Lyuba. Lyuba manipulated them into doing all her work, and in the end Kisegach assigned ''her'' to be temporal "leader".
* WeAreStrugglingTogether:
** Initially, interns are more concerned with who supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is Head Doctor). Semyon thinks he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out what Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests what "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out what Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tell what if he continues to use same logic, they would stick with Varya as leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following)...
** Interns reassigned patient from one to another, because no one wanted to deal with him and be one to screw up. When patient complains about them to Kisegach, Gleb asks her to assign one of them to be in charge... but instead she makes treating that patient to be "win condition", forcing interns to fight for the right to treat him. When this lead to nowhere, too, Phil suggested to ask Lyuba... who manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone as a leader. This only stopped when Varya had EurekaMoment and rushed to Bykov.
* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single line managed to achieve more than all interns in a whole day? By telling Bykov what she is pregnant.
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegach reacted ''extremely'' negatively to Kupitman [[DirtyOldMan hitting on woman who nearly killed Bykov]]. Marina gave him another one when she realised what Kupitman tries to hit on her, and leaves.
** Invoked by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even deadman"; so, she correctly deduced what they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drove him insane.
* ComicallyIneptHealing: Invoked. Phil's plan to wake Bykov up involves telling his "[[LethallyStupid plan]]" of patient's treatment, in order to enrage Bykov enough so he would want to kick Phil's ass. This ''did'' enraged Bykov... but not nearly enough, though [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Bykov hitting glass with chair probably helped Lobanov and Romanenko on their try to achieve more]].
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitman used whole situation with Bykov to hit on (female) driver who caused his condition (and [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme remorse about it]]). [[SkewedPriorities All of this instead of visiting comatose Bykov]], despite him previously insisting on be first one to visit him. [[WhatTheHellHero He gets called out on this]], first by Kisegach, and then by Marina herself.
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helped Varya realising what she may use this same tactic with Bykov, [[TheBore until he would wake up just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly failed, Lobanov decided to abandon it... but Bykov could actually see what this lead to some progress, and (futilely) tried to encourage them to continue.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Truck driver who (accidentally) hit Bykov feels extreme regret because of whole situation, and even arrived into hospital to see if he would get any better.
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov was unsurprised]], but then Lobanov pressed even further, which while failed to awake Bykov, makes some progress for a first time. Unfortunately, they stopped here and now, thinking what they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology: Driver of that truck who hit Bykov in previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacted ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* TakeAThirdOption: When they failed to diced who is leader, interns asked Kisegach, who suggested one patient (whom interns previously ignored) to be "win condition" (who treats him would be leader), but since they can't decide ''who would treat him'', they asked Lyuba. Lyuba manipulated them into doing all her work, and in the end Kisegach assigned ''her'' to be temporal "leader".
* WeAreStrugglingTogether:
** Initially, interns are more concerned with who supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is Head Doctor). Semyon thinks he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out what Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests what "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out what Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tell what if he continues to use same logic, they would stick with Varya as leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following)...
** Interns reassigned patient from one to another, because no one wanted to deal with him and be one to screw up. When patient complains about them to Kisegach, Gleb asks her to assign one of them to be in charge... but instead she makes treating that patient to be "win condition", forcing interns to fight for the right to treat him. When this lead to nowhere, too, Phil suggested to ask Lyuba... who manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone as a leader. This only stopped when Varya had EurekaMoment and rushed to Bykov.
* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single line managed to achieve more than all interns in a whole day? By telling Bykov what she is pregnant.
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegach reacted ''extremely'' negatively to Kupitman [[DirtyOldMan hitting on woman who nearly killed Bykov]]. Marina gave him another one when she realised what Kupitman tries to hit on her, and leaves.
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** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame lame alame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards the plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
**Invoked {{Invoked|Trope}} by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even a deadman"; so, she correctly deduced what deduces that they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drove drives him insane.
* ComicallyIneptHealing:Invoked. {{Invoked|Trope}}. Phil's plan to wake up Bykov up involves telling his "[[LethallyStupid plan]]" of the patient's treatment, in order to enrage Bykov enough so to the point that he would want to kick Phil's ass. This ''did'' enraged ''does'' enrage Bykov... but not nearly enough, though [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Bykov hitting the glass with a chair probably helped Lobanov and Romanenko on their try to achieve more]].
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitmanused uses the whole situation with Bykov to hit on (female) Marina (a driver who caused his condition (and Bykov's condition, and [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme remorse about it]]). [[SkewedPriorities All of this instead of visiting comatose Bykov]], despite him previously insisting on that he should be the first one to visit him. [[WhatTheHellHero He gets called out on this]], first firstly by Kisegach, and then by Marina herself.
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even a deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]]helped helps Varya realising what realise that she may use this same tactic with try and start telling those stories to Bykov, [[TheBore until he would wake up awakes just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seeminglyfailed, fails, Lobanov decided decides to abandon it... but Bykov could can actually see what that this lead leads to some progress, and (futilely) tried tries to encourage them to continue.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:Truck A truck driver who (accidentally) hit Bykov feels extreme regret because of the whole situation, and even arrived into the hospital to see if he would get any better.
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykovwas is unsurprised]], but then Lobanov pressed presses even further, which which, while failed failes to awake Bykov, makes some progress for a the first time. Unfortunately, [[GaveUpTooSoon they stopped stops here and now, now]], thinking what that they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology:Driver Marina, a river of that truck who which hit Bykov in the previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into the hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacted reacts ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* TakeAThirdOption: When theyfailed fails to diced decide who is leader, the leader while Bykov is absent, interns asked asks Kisegach, who suggested suggests one patient (whom interns previously ignored) to be the "win condition" (who (whoever treats him would be the leader), but since they can't decide ''who would treat him'', they asked asks Lyuba. Lyuba manipulated manipulates them into doing all her work, and in the end Kisegach assigned assigns ''her'' to be the temporal "leader".
*WeAreStrugglingTogether:
WeAreStrugglingTogether: Interns are too concerned with who should be the leader to do anything useful:
** Initially, interns are more concerned withwho who's supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks that he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is Head a Chief Doctor). Semyon thinks that he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out what that Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests what that "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out what that Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tell what tells that if he continues to use the same logic, they would stick with Varya as the leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following)...
following).
** Internsreassigned reassigns the patient from one to another, because no one wanted wants to deal with him and be the one to screw up. When the patient complains about them to Kisegach, Gleb asks her to assign one of them to be in charge... but instead she makes treating that patient to be the "win condition", forcing interns to fight for the ''the right to treat him. him''. When this lead leads to nowhere, too, Phil suggested suggests to ask Lyuba... who manipulated manipulates them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone as a leader. This only stopped stops when Varya had has an EurekaMoment and rushed rushes to Bykov.
* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single linemanaged manages to achieve more than all interns in a whole day? By telling Bykov what that she is pregnant.
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegachreacted reacts ''extremely'' negatively to Kupitman [[DirtyOldMan hitting on a woman who nearly killed Bykov]]. Marina gave him another one when Marina, once she realised what realises that Kupitman tries is trying to hit on her, calls him out on this, too, and leaves.
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* ComicallyIneptHealing:
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitman
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even a deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]]
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov
* RejectedApology:
* TakeAThirdOption: When they
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* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single line
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegach
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Bykov is still in coma after being hit by truck. Fortunately, theres still hope left. Doctor compared his condition to being under some sort of "glass dome". By constantly interacting with him, his friends and colleagues may weaken and ultimately break that "glass dome", bringing him back into wake world. Interns just can't decide who would do this, each one tires to volunteers, but Kisegach just leaves them to decide by themselves. Kupitman takes their attempts to promote himself as shameful, and go to Bykov by himself... which leads to him and Kisegach meeting woman (called Marina) who drove that truck which hit Bykov, and now feels extreme regret about it. Kisegach is extremely hostile to her, but Kupitman decides to exploit situation to hit on her.
Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinks what they should tell him about pleasant things, like her patient who gets better, while Lobanov thinks what it would be "too boring"... which, in turn, lead Phil into suggesting to instead tell him something which would enrage him, so he would want to wake up and kick their asses. They agreed on this plan... but now can't agree who would command. When they failed to decide by themselves, Kisegach suggested to use one patient (whom they previously ignored, fearing to take additional responsibility) as "win condition"... and now they can't decide ''who would treat him'', forcing them to ask Lyuba to judge them. Lyuba just manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone. But her dialogue with Varya lead Varya into realising what she may do with Bykov.
Each intern tried to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretended to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provoked him with audacious comments. All of them failed (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeed), and then Varya step in and started irritating Bykov by stories about David. This still failed to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: what she is pregnant...
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* AndIMustScream: Bykov is perfectly self-aware while in coma, but can't interact with outside world. Visually, this represented by him being stuck under glass dome. As he gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger), dome gets gradually damaged by Bykov's attempts to break free, until it finally shatters.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout whole episode Bykov is depicted under literal glass dome, angrily commenting stories other people telling him. As time goes on, dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions ([[EnragedByIdiocy specifically anger]]) and attacks dome, until it resulted in explosion -- both of dome's and of Bykov's anger, leading to Bykov shouting on his interns.
* TheBore:
** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame lame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
** Invoked by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even deadman"; so, she correctly deduced what they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drove him insane.
* ComicallyIneptHealing: Invoked. Phil's plan to wake Bykov up involves telling his "[[LethallyStupid plan]]" of patient's treatment, in order to enrage Bykov enough so he would want to kick Phil's ass. This ''did'' enraged Bykov... but not nearly enough, though [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Bykov hitting glass with chair probably helped Lobanov and Romanenko on their try to achieve more]].
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitman used whole situation with Bykov to hit on (female) driver who caused his condition (and [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme remorse about it]]). [[SkewedPriorities All of this instead of visiting comatose Bykov]], despite him previously insisting on be first one to visit him. [[WhatTheHellHero He gets called out on this]], first by Kisegach, and then by Marina herself.
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helped Varya realising what she may use this same tactic with Bykov, [[TheBore until he would wake up just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly failed, Lobanov decided to abandon it... but Bykov could actually see what this lead to some progress, and (futilely) tried to encourage them to continue.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Truck driver who (accidentally) hit Bykov feels extreme regret because of whole situation, and even arrived into hospital to see if he would get any better.
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov was unsurprised]], but then Lobanov pressed even further, which while failed to awake Bykov, makes some progress for a first time. Unfortunately, they stopped here and now, thinking what they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology: Driver of that truck who hit Bykov in previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacted ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* TakeAThirdOption: When they failed to diced who is leader, interns asked Kisegach, who suggested one patient (whom interns previously ignored) to be "win condition" (who treats him would be leader), but since they can't decide ''who would treat him'', they asked Lyuba. Lyuba manipulated them into doing all her work, and in the end Kisegach assigned ''her'' to be temporal "leader".
* WeAreStrugglingTogether:
** Initially, interns are more concerned with who supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is Head Doctor). Semyon thinks he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out what Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests what "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out what Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tell what if he continues to use same logic, they would stick with Varya as leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following)...
** Interns reassigned patient from one to another, because no one wanted to deal with him and be one to screw up. When patient complains about them to Kisegach, Gleb asks her to assign one of them to be in charge... but instead she makes treating that patient to be "win condition", forcing interns to fight for the right to treat him. When this lead to nowhere, too, Phil suggested to ask Lyuba... who manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone as a leader. This only stopped when Varya had EurekaMoment and rushed to Bykov.
* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single line managed to achieve more than all interns in a whole day? By telling Bykov what she is pregnant.
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegach reacted ''extremely'' negatively to Kupitman [[DirtyOldMan hitting on woman who nearly killed Bykov]]. Marina gave him another one when she realised what Kupitman tries to hit on her, and leaves.
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Meanwhile, interns can't agree on a plan how to help Bykov. Varya thinks what they should tell him about pleasant things, like her patient who gets better, while Lobanov thinks what it would be "too boring"... which, in turn, lead Phil into suggesting to instead tell him something which would enrage him, so he would want to wake up and kick their asses. They agreed on this plan... but now can't agree who would command. When they failed to decide by themselves, Kisegach suggested to use one patient (whom they previously ignored, fearing to take additional responsibility) as "win condition"... and now they can't decide ''who would treat him'', forcing them to ask Lyuba to judge them. Lyuba just manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone. But her dialogue with Varya lead Varya into realising what she may do with Bykov.
Each intern tried to wake Bykov up by enraging him. Phil pretended to be fatally moronic in regards to his patient, and Gleb and Semyon provoked him with audacious comments. All of them failed (though Gleb and Semyon nearly succeed), and then Varya step in and started irritating Bykov by stories about David. This still failed to achieve anything but nearly driving Bykov nuts.
Kupitman's attempts to hit on Marina ends in failure, since she realises his intentions and leaves out of disgust. Kisegach realises who is really boss here and appoints ''Lyuba'' to be in charge in Bykov's absence. And Bykov finally awakes when he hears one short line from Kisegach: what she is pregnant...
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* AndIMustScream: Bykov is perfectly self-aware while in coma, but can't interact with outside world. Visually, this represented by him being stuck under glass dome. As he gets provoked into strong emotions (specifically anger), dome gets gradually damaged by Bykov's attempts to break free, until it finally shatters.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Bykov's condition is compared to him being under some sort of "glass dome", which prevents him from interacting with outside world. Outside world, however, may interact ''with him''; any attempts to talk with him would gradually weaken "glass dome" until it breaks. Indeed, throughout whole episode Bykov is depicted under literal glass dome, angrily commenting stories other people telling him. As time goes on, dome gradually gets damaged when Bykov gets provoked into strong emotions ([[EnragedByIdiocy specifically anger]]) and attacks dome, until it resulted in explosion -- both of dome's and of Bykov's anger, leading to Bykov shouting on his interns.
* TheBore:
** According to Bykov, Kupitman's story about [[MyNewGiftIsLame lame gift from one of his patients]] (which he tried to use to raise Bykov's mood) is frustratingly boring. This certainly does not work towards plan of awakening Bykov by speaking with him.
** Invoked by Varya in order to wake up Bykov. As Lyuba previously mentioned, her stories about [[LoveInterest David]] can "irritate even deadman"; so, she correctly deduced what they may enrage Bykov, too, to the point he would wake up just to shut her up. Instead, it nearly drove him insane.
* ComicallyIneptHealing: Invoked. Phil's plan to wake Bykov up involves telling his "[[LethallyStupid plan]]" of patient's treatment, in order to enrage Bykov enough so he would want to kick Phil's ass. This ''did'' enraged Bykov... but not nearly enough, though [[BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind Bykov hitting glass with chair probably helped Lobanov and Romanenko on their try to achieve more]].
* DirtyOldMan: Kupitman used whole situation with Bykov to hit on (female) driver who caused his condition (and [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme remorse about it]]). [[SkewedPriorities All of this instead of visiting comatose Bykov]], despite him previously insisting on be first one to visit him. [[WhatTheHellHero He gets called out on this]], first by Kisegach, and then by Marina herself.
* EurekaMoment: Lyuba's offhand comment ("you may irritate even deadman!") about her not shutting up about [[LoveInterest David]] helped Varya realising what she may use this same tactic with Bykov, [[TheBore until he would wake up just to shut her up]].
* GaveUpTooSoon: When their method (enraging Bykov with [[RefugeInAudacity audacious comments]]) seemingly failed, Lobanov decided to abandon it... but Bykov could actually see what this lead to some progress, and (futilely) tried to encourage them to continue.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Truck driver who (accidentally) hit Bykov feels extreme regret because of whole situation, and even arrived into hospital to see if he would get any better.
* RefugeInAudacity: Gleb's and Semyon's method of provoking Bykov into awakening involves them acting very rude and familiar, and openly admitting [[TheSlacker their laziness]]. This does not work at first, [[SeenItAll because Bykov was unsurprised]], but then Lobanov pressed even further, which while failed to awake Bykov, makes some progress for a first time. Unfortunately, they stopped here and now, thinking what they achieved nothing.
* RejectedApology: Driver of that truck who hit Bykov in previous episode [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feels extreme regret]] and arrived into hospital to find out wether he would manage to get better. Kisegach is unimpressed and reacted ''very'' hostile, forcing Kupitman to calm her down.
* TakeAThirdOption: When they failed to diced who is leader, interns asked Kisegach, who suggested one patient (whom interns previously ignored) to be "win condition" (who treats him would be leader), but since they can't decide ''who would treat him'', they asked Lyuba. Lyuba manipulated them into doing all her work, and in the end Kisegach assigned ''her'' to be temporal "leader".
* WeAreStrugglingTogether:
** Initially, interns are more concerned with who supposed to be in charge than, you know, help Bykov. Gleb thinks he is supposed to lead, because "genes" (his mother is Head Doctor). Semyon thinks he is supposed to lead, because he is older; Gleb instantly counters this by pointing out what Kupitman is older than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. Phil suggests what "smartest one" must lead (likely implying himself), which Gleb counters by pointing out what Bykov is smarter than Kisegach, yet he is her subordinate. This irritates Lobanov, who tell what if he continues to use same logic, they would stick with Varya as leader (to which she agrees, and everyone else disagrees, in unison). Lobanov is first one to give up and just go to work (with others following)...
** Interns reassigned patient from one to another, because no one wanted to deal with him and be one to screw up. When patient complains about them to Kisegach, Gleb asks her to assign one of them to be in charge... but instead she makes treating that patient to be "win condition", forcing interns to fight for the right to treat him. When this lead to nowhere, too, Phil suggested to ask Lyuba... who manipulated them into doing all her work, without choosing anyone as a leader. This only stopped when Varya had EurekaMoment and rushed to Bykov.
* WhamLine: How Kisegach in a single line managed to achieve more than all interns in a whole day? By telling Bykov what she is pregnant.
* WhatTheHellHero: Kisegach reacted ''extremely'' negatively to Kupitman [[DirtyOldMan hitting on woman who nearly killed Bykov]]. Marina gave him another one when she realised what Kupitman tries to hit on her, and leaves.
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