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As it turns out, the hospital has a website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints for him and his department. Kisegach orders him to improve the situation. He doesn't bother, and once they receive another complaint (for Lobanov), Kisegach gives him an ultimatum: either he finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. But Bykov, in his typical manner, instead finds a programmer amongst his patients an asks him to hack the site. He utterly botches his job, resulting in seventy thousands completely identical positive reviews, which quickly leads to angry Kisegach summoning Bykov into her office.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex that she no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggests to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' convincing. Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to care away his patient's visitor backfires, as he accidentally attacks Sasha's ''father'', who immediately complains to Kisegach, and she suspends him from work. He gets replaced by Polina, who, after learning about the situation, offers her help -- as a diplomat. But when she actually sees the guy in question, she thinks that he's perfect, and tries to convince Sasha to give him a second chance. Sasha isn't impressed, and requests another doctor. When Gleb comes to her, Sasha just tells him to not even try to speak with her ex, but he convinces her that he has a plan: he would pretend that he's her new boyfriend, and Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, starts fearing that he may become too much Russian -- and too little American. Phil decides to return to USA; he already bought the tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer. Bykov orders Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff to put a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope that it would convince him to stay. It doesn't work, and angry Bykov just punish him with a night shift and threaten to give him terrible characteristic if he tries to leave anyway; he also prohibits the other interns from adhering Phil's last party.
Kisegach notices consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistakes it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asks him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov reveals what really happened, Kisegach hires that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus. Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party gets visited by... Sasha. This leads to them going wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This results in Phil missing his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'' for "cheating", finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him. As for Phil, he missed his chance to leave, but no longer wants to: all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him at home; plus, what he just did with Sasha, in USA would result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex that she no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggests to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' convincing. Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to care away his patient's visitor backfires, as he accidentally attacks Sasha's ''father'', who immediately complains to Kisegach, and she suspends him from work. He gets replaced by Polina, who, after learning about the situation, offers her help -- as a diplomat. But when she actually sees the guy in question, she thinks that he's perfect, and tries to convince Sasha to give him a second chance. Sasha isn't impressed, and requests another doctor. When Gleb comes to her, Sasha just tells him to not even try to speak with her ex, but he convinces her that he has a plan: he would pretend that he's her new boyfriend, and Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, starts fearing that he may become too much Russian -- and too little American. Phil decides to return to USA; he already bought the tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer. Bykov orders Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff to put a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope that it would convince him to stay. It doesn't work, and angry Bykov just punish him with a night shift and threaten to give him terrible characteristic if he tries to leave anyway; he also prohibits the other interns from adhering Phil's last party.
Kisegach notices consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistakes it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asks him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov reveals what really happened, Kisegach hires that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus. Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party gets visited by... Sasha. This leads to them going wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This results in Phil missing his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'' for "cheating", finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him. As for Phil, he missed his chance to leave, but no longer wants to: all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him at home; plus, what he just did with Sasha, in USA would result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
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As it turns out, the hospital has a website... where everyone leaves patients can make reviews on their of the doctors' work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints for him and his department. Kisegach orders him to improve the situation. He doesn't bother, and once they receive another complaint (for Lobanov), Kisegach gives him an ultimatum: either he finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. But Bykov, in his typical manner, instead finds a programmer amongst his patients an asks him to hack the site. He utterly botches his job, resulting in seventy thousands completely identical positive reviews, which quickly leads to angry Kisegach summoning Bykov into her office.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex that she no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggests to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' convincing. Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt tocare scare away his patient's visitor backfires, as he accidentally attacks Sasha's ''father'', who immediately complains to Kisegach, and she suspends him Semyon from work. He gets replaced by Polina, who, after learning about the situation, offers her help -- as a diplomat. But when she actually sees the guy in question, she thinks that he's perfect, and tries to convince Sasha to give him a second chance. Sasha isn't impressed, and requests another doctor. When Gleb comes to her, Sasha just tells him to not even try to speak with her ex, but he convinces her that he has a plan: he would pretend that he's her new boyfriend, and Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, starts fearing that he may become too much Russian -- and too little American. Phil decides to return to the USA; he already bought the tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer. Bykov orders Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff to put a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope that it would convince him to stay. It doesn't work, and angry Bykov justpunish punishes him with a night shift and threaten threatens to give him terrible characteristic if he tries to leave anyway; he also prohibits the other interns from adhering Phil's last party.
Kisegach notices consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistakes it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asks him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov reveals what really happened, Kisegach hires that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus. Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party gets visited by... Sasha. This leads to them going wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This results in Phil missing his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, whomistook mistakes it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'' for "cheating", finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him. As for Phil, he missed his chance to leave, but no longer wants to: he realised that all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait for him at home; plus, what he just did with Sasha, in the USA would result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex that she no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggests to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' convincing. Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, starts fearing that he may become too much Russian -- and too little American. Phil decides to return to the USA; he already bought the tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer. Bykov orders Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff to put a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope that it would convince him to stay. It doesn't work, and angry Bykov just
Kisegach notices consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistakes it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asks him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov reveals what really happened, Kisegach hires that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus. Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party gets visited by... Sasha. This leads to them going wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This results in Phil missing his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who
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* CheatersNeverProsper: When ordered to improve the situation with the Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decides to not bother with actually doing anything, and instead hires a programmer he found amongst the patient to hack it. It results in him being busted, and said programmer being hired as system administrator at expense of Bykov's bonus money.
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* CheatersNeverProsper: When ordered to improve the situation with the Therapy's quality of work or under threat of being severely punished, Bykov decides to not bother with actually doing anything, and instead hires a programmer he found amongst the patient to hack it. it and falsify positive reviews. It results in him being busted, busted (due to programmer botching his job), and said programmer being hired as system administrator at expense of Bykov's bonus money.
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* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour and general chaos in his department finally bites him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has a website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach orders him to do something to improve the situation, while Bykov states that they do not pay them enough to pretend that they like their clients in any way ([[RefugeInAudacity and that sincere hate is still better than the fake smiles]]).
* EpicFail: A programmer whom Bykov hires to hack the hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botches his job, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''exactly the same'''. Kisegach immediately notices it, and calls Bykov out on it (with the said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterly fails.
* EpicFail: A programmer whom Bykov hires to hack the hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botches his job, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''exactly the same'''. Kisegach immediately notices it, and calls Bykov out on it (with the said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterly fails.
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* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour and general chaos in his department finally bites him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has a website... where everyone leaves reviews on of their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach orders him to do something to improve the situation, while Bykov states that they do not pay them enough to pretend that they like their clients in any way ([[RefugeInAudacity and that sincere hate is still better than the fake smiles]]).
* EpicFail: A programmer whom Bykov hires to hack the hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botches his job, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' positive reviews... all of which are '''exactly the same'''. Kisegach immediately notices it, and calls Bykov out on it (with the said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away the old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterlyfails.fails, which convinces the guy that Gleb is lying.
* EpicFail: A programmer whom Bykov hires to hack the hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botches his job, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' positive reviews... all of which are '''exactly the same'''. Kisegach immediately notices it, and calls Bykov out on it (with the said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away the old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterly
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Instead of working on improving the situation in his department, Bykov hires programmer to hack the website with reviews. This results in Kisegach busting them (programmer botched the task), and hiring that programmer as a new system administrator... with his salary being taken from Bykov's money bonus.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Instead of working on improving the situation in his department, Bykov hires a programmer to hack the website with reviews. This results in Kisegach busting them (programmer botched the task), and hiring that programmer as a new system administrator... with his salary being taken from Bykov's money bonus.bonus.
* MistakenForCheating: As Sasha's ex still believes that he and Sasha are together, failing to recognise that she dumped him, when he sees her in bed with Phil (in truth, they just got wasted and fell asleep), he takes it as "cheating"... and dumps ''her''. She plays along, to get rid of him for once.
* MistakenForCheating: As Sasha's ex still believes that he and Sasha are together, failing to recognise that she dumped him, when he sees her in bed with Phil (in truth, they just got wasted and fell asleep), he takes it as "cheating"... and dumps ''her''. She plays along, to get rid of him for once.
* NoAccountingForTaste: {{Inverted|Trope}}, Polina questions just ''why'' Sasha dumped her ex, considering him being a perfect boyfriend. In truth, it's exactly the reason: she [[GoodIsBoring got bored]] with him being "too good".
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** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothers to ask), Lobanov mistakes Sasha's ''father'' for him, and aggressively tells him to go screw himself, even pushes him. As result, the guy complains to Kisegach and Semyon gets temporarily suspended from work (barely avoiding being fired on the spot).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly fails with convincing Sasha's ex that he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly fails with convincing Sasha's ex that he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
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** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothers didn't bother to ask), Lobanov mistakes Sasha's ''father'' for him, and aggressively tells him to go screw himself, even pushes him. As result, the guy complains to Kisegach and Semyon gets temporarily suspended from work (barely avoiding being fired on the spot).
outright).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly fails with convincing Sasha's ex that he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned toachieve.achieve: the ex interprets it as attempt to make him jealous.
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly fails with convincing Sasha's ex that he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to
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As it turns out, this hospital has web-site... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach orders him to improve situation.
Semyon's patient, girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex what she's no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggested to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' assuring.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, started fearing he may become too much Russian -- and too little American.
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
Phil decided to quit working here, and return to USA. He already bought tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov, Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff made a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope it would convince him to stay.
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all what Bykov just done for him, which completely spoiled Bykov's mood to the point he punished Phil with night shift and threatened to give him terrible characteristic if he would ignore it. He also forbid other interns to visit Phil's last party.
Kisegach just noticed consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistook it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asked him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov revealed what really happened, Kisegach hired that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus.
Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party was visited by... Sasha. This resulted in them being wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This resulted in Phil being too late on his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'', finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him.
Phil now missed his only opportunity to leave, but he no longer wants to, since all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him back home. He also realised, what back home what he just did with Sasha would likely result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
Semyon's patient, girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex what she's no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggested to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' assuring.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, started fearing he may become too much Russian -- and too little American.
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
Phil decided to quit working here, and return to USA. He already bought tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov, Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff made a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope it would convince him to stay.
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all what Bykov just done for him, which completely spoiled Bykov's mood to the point he punished Phil with night shift and threatened to give him terrible characteristic if he would ignore it. He also forbid other interns to visit Phil's last party.
Kisegach just noticed consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistook it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asked him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov revealed what really happened, Kisegach hired that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus.
Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party was visited by... Sasha. This resulted in them being wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This resulted in Phil being too late on his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'', finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him.
Phil now missed his only opportunity to leave, but he no longer wants to, since all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him back home. He also realised, what back home what he just did with Sasha would likely result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
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As it turns out, this the hospital has web-site... a website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. complaints for him and his department. Kisegach orders him to improve situation.
the situation. He doesn't bother, and once they receive another complaint (for Lobanov), Kisegach gives him an ultimatum: either he finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. But Bykov, in his typical manner, instead finds a programmer amongst his patients an asks him to hack the site. He utterly botches his job, resulting in seventy thousands completely identical positive reviews, which quickly leads to angry Kisegach summoning Bykov into her office.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her exwhat she's that she no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggested suggests to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' assuring.
convincing. Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to care away his patient's visitor backfires, as he accidentally attacks Sasha's ''father'', who immediately complains to Kisegach, and she suspends him from work. He gets replaced by Polina, who, after learning about the situation, offers her help -- as a diplomat. But when she actually sees the guy in question, she thinks that he's perfect, and tries to convince Sasha to give him a second chance. Sasha isn't impressed, and requests another doctor. When Gleb comes to her, Sasha just tells him to not even try to speak with her ex, but he convinces her that he has a plan: he would pretend that he's her new boyfriend, and Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote,started starts fearing that he may become too much Russian -- and too little American.
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
American. Phil decided decides to quit working here, and return to USA. He USA; he already bought the tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov,answer. Bykov orders Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff made to put a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope that it would convince him to stay.
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all whatstay. It doesn't work, and angry Bykov just done for him, which completely spoiled Bykov's mood to the point he punished Phil punish him with a night shift and threatened threaten to give him terrible characteristic if he would ignore it. He tries to leave anyway; he also forbid prohibits the other interns to visit from adhering Phil's last party.
Kisegachjust noticed notices consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistook mistakes it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asked asks him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov revealed reveals what really happened, Kisegach hired hires that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus.
bonus. Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party was gets visited by... Sasha. This resulted in leads to them being going wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This resulted results in Phil being too late on missing his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'', ''her'' for "cheating", finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him.
Phil nowhim. As for Phil, he missed his only opportunity chance to leave, but he no longer wants to, since to: all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him back home. He also realised, what back home at home; plus, what he just did with Sasha Sasha, in USA would likely result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
Semyon's patient, the girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote,
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov,
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all what
Kisegach
Phil now
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* BecomingTheMask: Phil starts fearing what he may become too much Russian and too little American. Naturally, [[PatrioticFervor Bykov]] considered this to be a good thing. Polina was even surprised what he ''is'' American to begin with: she always though he was from the Baltic states. And when Bykov suggested "fail-proof" method -- choosing his favourite movie about war -- Phil named ''Russian'' movie.
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* BecomingTheMask: Phil starts fearing what that he may become too "too much Russian Russian" and too "too little American. American". Naturally, [[PatrioticFervor Bykov]] considered considers this to be a good thing. Polina was even gets surprised what that he ''is'' American to begin with: she always though thought that he was from the Baltic states. And when Bykov suggested suggests a "fail-proof" method -- choosing his favourite movie about the war -- Phil named names the ''Russian'' movie.movie.
* CheatersNeverProsper: When ordered to improve the situation with the Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decides to not bother with actually doing anything, and instead hires a programmer he found amongst the patient to hack it. It results in him being busted, and said programmer being hired as system administrator at expense of Bykov's bonus money.
* CheatersNeverProsper: When ordered to improve the situation with the Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decides to not bother with actually doing anything, and instead hires a programmer he found amongst the patient to hack it. It results in him being busted, and said programmer being hired as system administrator at expense of Bykov's bonus money.
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** When confronted about [[ItMakesSenseInContext kicking his patient's father]], Lobanov insisted what he merely pushed him. Predictably, it only made Kisegach angrier, resulting in him being suspended from work.
** Phil, who panicked over [[BecomingTheMask becoming too much Russian and too little American]], decided first to get drunk in order to think it over, which creeped him out once he realised this is very Russian "tradition", and provoked to buy tickets as soon as possible; then, during discussion with Bykov about it, he realised what this desperate need to "go to America" [[OhCrap is very much Russian trait, too]].
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour finally bit him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach ordered him to do something to improve situation, while Bykov stated what they do not pay them enough to pretend what they like their clients in any way ([[InsaneTrollLogic and what sincere hate still better than fake smile]]).
* EpicFail:
** Programmer whom Bykov hired to hack hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botched it, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''completely same'''. Which Kisegach then busted, and called Bykov on (with said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationship plan]] how to deal with Sasha's ex utterly failed when Gelb was forced to answer certain questions regarding Sasha (her birthday, her favourite flowers and where she studies), only to gave wrong answer on each one. Guy took this as a sign what she still loves him, removing last doubts he had left, and what this was just a plot to make him jealous. You know, exact opposite of what this plan was intended to achieve.
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Bykov's "recreation of American hospital" failed to serve its purpose (to convince Phil to stay), but it impressed Kisegach... who now demands Bykov to help to organise other departments in the similar way.
* GoodIsBoring: Reason behind Sasha's ex-boyfriend actually becoming ex; while he seems to be pretty good and nice (which Polina instantly noticed), Sasha considers him to be simply... boring, which she sees as sufficient motivation to stop their relationship.
* LaserGuidedKarma: That guy Bykov hired to fake good reviews of his work on their hospital's website to hide Bykov's bad reputation amongst patients (which he botched and revealed whole plan to Kisegach) was ultimately hired by Kisegach as their new system administrator. And since whole situation only occur "thanks" to Bykov's antics, his salary would distracted from Bykov's money bonus.
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Rita dressed in rather revealing "uniform" when she was part of Bykov's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext recreate USA for Phil]]" ploy.
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning other interns have much less screen time; besides Phil's plot, each one briefly appeared during Sasha's plot (which ultimately merged with Phil's one anyway), but otherwise none of them has their own story during this episode.
* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykov tasked his subordinates to "organise USA" for him right here (by them speaking in English as much as they can, imitating American style of work and even somehow obtaining USA crest), in hope this would help him with his nostalgia and allow him to find strength to stay (even Bykov acted much friendlier). It ''vastly'' improved Phil's mood, but ultimately failed at its one and only purposed -- to actually force him to stay, forcing Bykov to find another way.
** Phil, who panicked over [[BecomingTheMask becoming too much Russian and too little American]], decided first to get drunk in order to think it over, which creeped him out once he realised this is very Russian "tradition", and provoked to buy tickets as soon as possible; then, during discussion with Bykov about it, he realised what this desperate need to "go to America" [[OhCrap is very much Russian trait, too]].
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour finally bit him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach ordered him to do something to improve situation, while Bykov stated what they do not pay them enough to pretend what they like their clients in any way ([[InsaneTrollLogic and what sincere hate still better than fake smile]]).
* EpicFail:
** Programmer whom Bykov hired to hack hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botched it, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''completely same'''. Which Kisegach then busted, and called Bykov on (with said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationship plan]] how to deal with Sasha's ex utterly failed when Gelb was forced to answer certain questions regarding Sasha (her birthday, her favourite flowers and where she studies), only to gave wrong answer on each one. Guy took this as a sign what she still loves him, removing last doubts he had left, and what this was just a plot to make him jealous. You know, exact opposite of what this plan was intended to achieve.
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Bykov's "recreation of American hospital" failed to serve its purpose (to convince Phil to stay), but it impressed Kisegach... who now demands Bykov to help to organise other departments in the similar way.
* GoodIsBoring: Reason behind Sasha's ex-boyfriend actually becoming ex; while he seems to be pretty good and nice (which Polina instantly noticed), Sasha considers him to be simply... boring, which she sees as sufficient motivation to stop their relationship.
* LaserGuidedKarma: That guy Bykov hired to fake good reviews of his work on their hospital's website to hide Bykov's bad reputation amongst patients (which he botched and revealed whole plan to Kisegach) was ultimately hired by Kisegach as their new system administrator. And since whole situation only occur "thanks" to Bykov's antics, his salary would distracted from Bykov's money bonus.
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Rita dressed in rather revealing "uniform" when she was part of Bykov's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext recreate USA for Phil]]" ploy.
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning other interns have much less screen time; besides Phil's plot, each one briefly appeared during Sasha's plot (which ultimately merged with Phil's one anyway), but otherwise none of them has their own story during this episode.
* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykov tasked his subordinates to "organise USA" for him right here (by them speaking in English as much as they can, imitating American style of work and even somehow obtaining USA crest), in hope this would help him with his nostalgia and allow him to find strength to stay (even Bykov acted much friendlier). It ''vastly'' improved Phil's mood, but ultimately failed at its one and only purposed -- to actually force him to stay, forcing Bykov to find another way.
to:
** When confronted about [[ItMakesSenseInContext kicking his patient's father]], Lobanov insisted what insists that he merely pushed him. Predictably, it only made makes Kisegach angrier, resulting in him Semyon being suspended from work.
** Phil,who panicked panicking over [[BecomingTheMask becoming too "too much Russian Russian" and too "too little American]], decided first American"]], decides to get drunk in order to think it over, which creeped creeps him out once he realised realises that this is very Russian "tradition", and provoked provokes him to buy the tickets as soon as possible; then, during discussion with Bykov about it, he realised what realises that this desperate need to "go to America" America", which somehow would "solve all problems", [[OhCrap is very much a Russian trait, too]].
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour and general chaos in his department finallybit bites him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has a website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach ordered orders him to do something to improve the situation, while Bykov stated what states that they do not pay them enough to pretend what that they like their clients in any way ([[InsaneTrollLogic ([[RefugeInAudacity and what that sincere hate is still better than the fake smile]]).
smiles]]).
*EpicFail:
** ProgrammerEpicFail: A programmer whom Bykov hired hires to hack the hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botched it, botches his job, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''completely '''exactly the same'''. Which Kisegach then busted, immediately notices it, and called calls Bykov out on it (with the said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterly fails.
* GoneHorriblyWrong:
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationshipplan]] plan how to deal with Sasha's ex ex]] utterly failed fails when Gelb was gets forced to answer certain questions regarding Sasha (her birthday, her favourite flowers and where she studies), studied), only to gave give the wrong answer on each one. Guy took The guy takes this as a sign what she that Sasha still loves him, removing the last doubts which he had left, and what that this was just a plot to make him jealous. You know, exact opposite of what this plan was intended to achieve.
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one.
* GoneHorriblyWrong:** Bykov's "recreation of American hospital" failed fails to serve its purpose (to convince Phil to stay), but it impressed impresses Kisegach... who now demands Bykov to help to organise other departments in the similar way.
* GoodIsBoring:Reason The reason behind Sasha's ex-boyfriend actually becoming ex; while he seems to be pretty good and nice (which Polina instantly noticed), notices), Sasha considers him to be simply... boring, which she sees as sufficient motivation to stop their relationship.
* LaserGuidedKarma:That guy Instead of working on improving the situation in his department, Bykov hired hires programmer to fake good reviews of his work on their hospital's hack the website to hide Bykov's bad reputation amongst patients (which he botched and revealed whole plan to Kisegach) was ultimately hired by with reviews. This results in Kisegach busting them (programmer botched the task), and hiring that programmer as their a new system administrator. And since whole situation only occur "thanks" to Bykov's antics, administrator... with his salary would distracted being taken from Bykov's money bonus.
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Ritadressed dresses in rather revealing "uniform" when she was acts as a part of Bykov's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext recreate the USA for Phil]]" ploy.
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning that other interns have much less screentime; besides Phil's plot, each one briefly appeared during time. Even the plot about Sasha's plot (which ex-boyfriend rotates interns involved in it, and ultimately merged merges with Phil's one anyway), but otherwise none of them has their own story during this episode.
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* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykovtasked tasks his subordinates to "organise the USA" for him right here (by them speaking in English as much as they can, imitating American style manner of work and even somehow obtaining USA the American crest), in hope that this would help him with his nostalgia and allow him to find the strength to stay (even Bykov acted acts much friendlier). It ''vastly'' improved improves Phil's mood, but ultimately failed fails at its one and only purposed purpose -- to actually force him to stay, forcing stay; and when carrot fails, Bykov to find another way.tries the stick.
** Phil,
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour and general chaos in his department finally
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* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one. It doesn't work, because the guy tests his knowledge of Sasha, and Gleb utterly fails.
* GoneHorriblyWrong:
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationship
* GoneHorriblyWrong:
* GoodIsBoring:
* LaserGuidedKarma:
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Rita
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning that other interns have much less screen
* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykov
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** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothered to ask), he mistook Sasha's ''father'' for him, and in aggressive manner tell him to go screw himself, even pushed him. As result, guy complained to Kisegach and Semyon was temporarily suspended from work (and he was lucky he was not fired on the spot).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly failed to convince Sasha's ex what he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
* StealthInsult: Inverted, as often the case with Bykov; he guised his genuine happiness with Phil choosing friends over his homeland under tons of insults and threats, but Phil, already knowing him good enough, instantly recognised it as a good sign.
* TakeAThirdOption: When ordered to improve situation with Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decided no to bother with actually doing anything, and instead hired programmer he found amongst patient to hack it.
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: Phil come to conclusion what only way for him to preserve his national integrity is to return back to USA. Bykov convinced him to stay and give Russia another chance by recreating similar environment right here, in their hospital, so Phil would accept it as his (second) home. It failed, forcing Bykov to start plan "B".
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly failed to convince Sasha's ex what he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
* StealthInsult: Inverted, as often the case with Bykov; he guised his genuine happiness with Phil choosing friends over his homeland under tons of insults and threats, but Phil, already knowing him good enough, instantly recognised it as a good sign.
* TakeAThirdOption: When ordered to improve situation with Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decided no to bother with actually doing anything, and instead hired programmer he found amongst patient to hack it.
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: Phil come to conclusion what only way for him to preserve his national integrity is to return back to USA. Bykov convinced him to stay and give Russia another chance by recreating similar environment right here, in their hospital, so Phil would accept it as his (second) home. It failed, forcing Bykov to start plan "B".
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** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothered bothers to ask), he mistook Lobanov mistakes Sasha's ''father'' for him, and in aggressive manner tell aggressively tells him to go screw himself, even pushed pushes him. As result, the guy complained complains to Kisegach and Semyon was gets temporarily suspended from work (and he was lucky he was not (barely avoiding being fired on the spot).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterlyfailed to convince fails with convincing Sasha's ex what that he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
* StealthInsult:Inverted, as often the case with Bykov; he guised {{Inverted|Trope}}; Bykov guises his genuine happiness with Phil choosing friends over his homeland under tons of insults and threats, but Phil, already knowing him good enough, instantly recognised recognises it as a good sign.
* TakeAThirdOption: When ordered to improve situation with Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decided no to bother with actually doing anything, and instead hired programmer he found amongst patient to hack it.
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: Phil come comes to conclusion what that the only way for him to preserve his national integrity identity is to return back to USA. Bykov convinced convinces him to stay and give Russia another chance by recreating the similar environment right here, in their hospital, so Phil would accept it as his (second) home. It failed, fails, forcing Bykov to start plan "B".
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly
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* YourCheatingHeart: Rather bizarre case. Sasha thinks she dumped her boyfriend long ago and wants nothing to do with him, while he, for some reason, still thinks they are in relationship. When he [[ItMakesSenseInContext noticed her with Phil, both half-naked]], he instantly jumped into right conclusion and "dumped" her, calling her a whore. She was more than happy with this outcome, and played along until guy leaved (even kissed Phil).
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As it turns out, this hospital has web-site... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach orders him to improve situation.
Semyon's patient, girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex what she's no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggested to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' assuring.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, started fearing he may become too much Russian -- and too little American.
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
Phil decided to quit working here, and return to USA. He already bought tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov, Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff made a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope it would convince him to stay.
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all what Bykov just done for him, which completely spoiled Bykov's mood to the point he punished Phil with night shift and threatened to give him terrible characteristic if he would ignore it. He also forbid other interns to visit Phil's last party.
Kisegach just noticed consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistook it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asked him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov revealed what really happened, Kisegach hired that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus.
Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party was visited by... Sasha. This resulted in them being wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This resulted in Phil being too late on his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'', finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him.
Phil now missed his only opportunity to leave, but he no longer wants to, since all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him back home. He also realised, what back home what he just did with Sasha would likely result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* BecomingTheMask: Phil starts fearing what he may become too much Russian and too little American. Naturally, [[PatrioticFervor Bykov]] considered this to be a good thing. Polina was even surprised what he ''is'' American to begin with: she always though he was from the Baltic states. And when Bykov suggested "fail-proof" method -- choosing his favourite movie about war -- Phil named ''Russian'' movie.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper:
** When confronted about [[ItMakesSenseInContext kicking his patient's father]], Lobanov insisted what he merely pushed him. Predictably, it only made Kisegach angrier, resulting in him being suspended from work.
** Phil, who panicked over [[BecomingTheMask becoming too much Russian and too little American]], decided first to get drunk in order to think it over, which creeped him out once he realised this is very Russian "tradition", and provoked to buy tickets as soon as possible; then, during discussion with Bykov about it, he realised what this desperate need to "go to America" [[OhCrap is very much Russian trait, too]].
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour finally bit him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach ordered him to do something to improve situation, while Bykov stated what they do not pay them enough to pretend what they like their clients in any way ([[InsaneTrollLogic and what sincere hate still better than fake smile]]).
* EpicFail:
** Programmer whom Bykov hired to hack hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botched it, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''completely same'''. Which Kisegach then busted, and called Bykov on (with said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationship plan]] how to deal with Sasha's ex utterly failed when Gelb was forced to answer certain questions regarding Sasha (her birthday, her favourite flowers and where she studies), only to gave wrong answer on each one. Guy took this as a sign what she still loves him, removing last doubts he had left, and what this was just a plot to make him jealous. You know, exact opposite of what this plan was intended to achieve.
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Bykov's "recreation of American hospital" failed to serve its purpose (to convince Phil to stay), but it impressed Kisegach... who now demands Bykov to help to organise other departments in the similar way.
* GoodIsBoring: Reason behind Sasha's ex-boyfriend actually becoming ex; while he seems to be pretty good and nice (which Polina instantly noticed), Sasha considers him to be simply... boring, which she sees as sufficient motivation to stop their relationship.
* LaserGuidedKarma: That guy Bykov hired to fake good reviews of his work on their hospital's website to hide Bykov's bad reputation amongst patients (which he botched and revealed whole plan to Kisegach) was ultimately hired by Kisegach as their new system administrator. And since whole situation only occur "thanks" to Bykov's antics, his salary would distracted from Bykov's money bonus.
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Rita dressed in rather revealing "uniform" when she was part of Bykov's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext recreate USA for Phil]]" ploy.
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning other interns have much less screen time; besides Phil's plot, each one briefly appeared during Sasha's plot (which ultimately merged with Phil's one anyway), but otherwise none of them has their own story during this episode.
* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykov tasked his subordinates to "organise USA" for him right here (by them speaking in English as much as they can, imitating American style of work and even somehow obtaining USA crest), in hope this would help him with his nostalgia and allow him to find strength to stay (even Bykov acted much friendlier). It ''vastly'' improved Phil's mood, but ultimately failed at its one and only purposed -- to actually force him to stay, forcing Bykov to find another way.
* PoorCommunicationKills:
** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothered to ask), he mistook Sasha's ''father'' for him, and in aggressive manner tell him to go screw himself, even pushed him. As result, guy complained to Kisegach and Semyon was temporarily suspended from work (and he was lucky he was not fired on the spot).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly failed to convince Sasha's ex what he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
* StealthInsult: Inverted, as often the case with Bykov; he guised his genuine happiness with Phil choosing friends over his homeland under tons of insults and threats, but Phil, already knowing him good enough, instantly recognised it as a good sign.
* TakeAThirdOption: When ordered to improve situation with Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decided no to bother with actually doing anything, and instead hired programmer he found amongst patient to hack it.
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: Phil come to conclusion what only way for him to preserve his national integrity is to return back to USA. Bykov convinced him to stay and give Russia another chance by recreating similar environment right here, in their hospital, so Phil would accept it as his (second) home. It failed, forcing Bykov to start plan "B".
* YourCheatingHeart: Rather bizarre case. Sasha thinks she dumped her boyfriend long ago and wants nothing to do with him, while he, for some reason, still thinks they are in relationship. When he [[ItMakesSenseInContext noticed her with Phil, both half-naked]], he instantly jumped into right conclusion and "dumped" her, calling her a whore. She was more than happy with this outcome, and played along until guy leaved (even kissed Phil).
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Semyon's patient, girl called Sasha, can't explain to her ex what she's no longer wants to know him, and asks Semyon for help to keep him away; he suggested to instead get rid of him permanently -- he can be ''very'' assuring.
Phil, after Gleb commented on his weird reaction to national anecdote, started fearing he may become too much Russian -- and too little American.
Unfortunately, Lobanov's attempt to scare his patient's visitor backfired, and backfired ''bad'', since it turns out to be her ''father'', who immediately complained to Kisegach, who instantly suspended him from work; he also complained on that same site brought up earlier. This was the last straw, and she gave Bykov an ultimatum: either he and his department finally starts working adequately, or she would make his life a living hell. Bykov, being Bykov, instead of actually changing himself, found a programmer amongst his patients and tasked him with hacking the site instead.
Since Lobanov is suspended from work, he is replaced by Polina, who, once learned about whole situation, immediately suggested her help; she considers herself to be much better diplomat.
Phil decided to quit working here, and return to USA. He already bought tickets, and would not accept "no" as an answer.
Polina finally met her patient's ex... and realised what he is next to ideal and tried to convince Sasha what she made a big mistake by dumping him. Naturally, Sasha was not impressed and demanded new doctor.
Bykov's "programmer" utterly botched his task (by increasing number of reviews up to ''seventy thousand'', with ''all of them'' being completely the same), resulting in Kisegach busting them both.
As was ordered by Bykov, Rita, interns and other Therapy's stuff made a show for Phil, imitating USA as much as they can, in hope it would convince him to stay.
After Polina, Sasha's new doctor is Gleb. She straight away ordered him to just not speak with her ex, ''at all'', but he assured her everything would be fine. He even has a plan already: the would pretend to be in relationship, so Sasha's ex would leave her alone.
Bykov's plan ultimately failed, because Phil decided to leave even after all what Bykov just done for him, which completely spoiled Bykov's mood to the point he punished Phil with night shift and threatened to give him terrible characteristic if he would ignore it. He also forbid other interns to visit Phil's last party.
Kisegach just noticed consequences of Bykov's "USA hospital" experiment, and mistook it as his attempt to finally improve, and even asked him to teach his colleagues how to do the same. When Bykov revealed what really happened, Kisegach hired that same programmer as their new system administrator... at the cost of Bykov's money bonus.
Meanwhile, Phil's lonely party was visited by... Sasha. This resulted in them being wasted and falling asleep right in on-call room. This resulted in Phil being too late on his plane... and, accidentally, in Sasha being seen by her ex, who mistook it for her sleeping with Phil and "dumping" ''her'', finally achieving her goal of getting rid of him.
Phil now missed his only opportunity to leave, but he no longer wants to, since all his friends are here, while he has nobody to wait him back home. He also realised, what back home what he just did with Sasha would likely result in him being fired, while Bykov would let it slide... for now.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* BecomingTheMask: Phil starts fearing what he may become too much Russian and too little American. Naturally, [[PatrioticFervor Bykov]] considered this to be a good thing. Polina was even surprised what he ''is'' American to begin with: she always though he was from the Baltic states. And when Bykov suggested "fail-proof" method -- choosing his favourite movie about war -- Phil named ''Russian'' movie.
* DiggingYourselfDeeper:
** When confronted about [[ItMakesSenseInContext kicking his patient's father]], Lobanov insisted what he merely pushed him. Predictably, it only made Kisegach angrier, resulting in him being suspended from work.
** Phil, who panicked over [[BecomingTheMask becoming too much Russian and too little American]], decided first to get drunk in order to think it over, which creeped him out once he realised this is very Russian "tradition", and provoked to buy tickets as soon as possible; then, during discussion with Bykov about it, he realised what this desperate need to "go to America" [[OhCrap is very much Russian trait, too]].
* DrJerk: Bykov's rude behaviour finally bit him in the ass; as it turns out, their hospital has website... where everyone leaves reviews on their work, and Bykov receives almost universally only complaints. Kisegach ordered him to do something to improve situation, while Bykov stated what they do not pay them enough to pretend what they like their clients in any way ([[InsaneTrollLogic and what sincere hate still better than fake smile]]).
* EpicFail:
** Programmer whom Bykov hired to hack hospital's website and insert several fake reviews, botched it, and now their site has ''seventy thousands'' reviews... all of which are '''completely same'''. Which Kisegach then busted, and called Bykov on (with said "programmer" arriving just in time to accidentally reveal his part in it).
** Gleb's [[FakeRelationship plan]] how to deal with Sasha's ex utterly failed when Gelb was forced to answer certain questions regarding Sasha (her birthday, her favourite flowers and where she studies), only to gave wrong answer on each one. Guy took this as a sign what she still loves him, removing last doubts he had left, and what this was just a plot to make him jealous. You know, exact opposite of what this plan was intended to achieve.
* FakeRelationship: Gleb pretends to be Sasha's new boyfriend in order to scare away old one.
* GoneHorriblyWrong: Bykov's "recreation of American hospital" failed to serve its purpose (to convince Phil to stay), but it impressed Kisegach... who now demands Bykov to help to organise other departments in the similar way.
* GoodIsBoring: Reason behind Sasha's ex-boyfriend actually becoming ex; while he seems to be pretty good and nice (which Polina instantly noticed), Sasha considers him to be simply... boring, which she sees as sufficient motivation to stop their relationship.
* LaserGuidedKarma: That guy Bykov hired to fake good reviews of his work on their hospital's website to hide Bykov's bad reputation amongst patients (which he botched and revealed whole plan to Kisegach) was ultimately hired by Kisegach as their new system administrator. And since whole situation only occur "thanks" to Bykov's antics, his salary would distracted from Bykov's money bonus.
* NaughtyNurseOutfit: Rita dressed in rather revealing "uniform" when she was part of Bykov's "[[ItMakesSenseInContext recreate USA for Phil]]" ploy.
* OutOfFocus: Episode is mainly centred around Phil, meaning other interns have much less screen time; besides Phil's plot, each one briefly appeared during Sasha's plot (which ultimately merged with Phil's one anyway), but otherwise none of them has their own story during this episode.
* PetTheDog: Not wanting to just lose Phil like this, Bykov tasked his subordinates to "organise USA" for him right here (by them speaking in English as much as they can, imitating American style of work and even somehow obtaining USA crest), in hope this would help him with his nostalgia and allow him to find strength to stay (even Bykov acted much friendlier). It ''vastly'' improved Phil's mood, but ultimately failed at its one and only purposed -- to actually force him to stay, forcing Bykov to find another way.
* PoorCommunicationKills:
** Because Sasha never stated just ''how'' her ex looks like (and Semyon never bothered to ask), he mistook Sasha's ''father'' for him, and in aggressive manner tell him to go screw himself, even pushed him. As result, guy complained to Kisegach and Semyon was temporarily suspended from work (and he was lucky he was not fired on the spot).
** Because Sasha and Gleb never bothered to discuss their cover story about being in relationship, Gleb utterly failed to convince Sasha's ex what he is Sasha's current (he doesn't even know her birthday), resulting in ''exactly opposite'' effect than what they planned to achieve.
* StealthInsult: Inverted, as often the case with Bykov; he guised his genuine happiness with Phil choosing friends over his homeland under tons of insults and threats, but Phil, already knowing him good enough, instantly recognised it as a good sign.
* TakeAThirdOption: When ordered to improve situation with Therapy's quality of work or being severely punished, Bykov decided no to bother with actually doing anything, and instead hired programmer he found amongst patient to hack it.
* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: Phil come to conclusion what only way for him to preserve his national integrity is to return back to USA. Bykov convinced him to stay and give Russia another chance by recreating similar environment right here, in their hospital, so Phil would accept it as his (second) home. It failed, forcing Bykov to start plan "B".
* YourCheatingHeart: Rather bizarre case. Sasha thinks she dumped her boyfriend long ago and wants nothing to do with him, while he, for some reason, still thinks they are in relationship. When he [[ItMakesSenseInContext noticed her with Phil, both half-naked]], he instantly jumped into right conclusion and "dumped" her, calling her a whore. She was more than happy with this outcome, and played along until guy leaved (even kissed Phil).
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