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Thanks for the video Dr Wagner. It was my favorite as a kid. My first tattoo was inspired from this show, and even at 30 years old, I still rewatch episodes now and then. I would have been the little kid that would have sucked on a frog for money 😂
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I second a part 2 to this. I'd love to see you react to scenes like Zuko's scar, Yagoda's waterbending healing class, Korra's poisoning (short and long-term) and the PTSD around those events.
1:36 If you look at Aangs back, it's a burn scar, because he was hit by lightning (where bending permits such a power) and there's an adjacent one on his foot where the current flowed.
Low intensity flames for a small amount of time. The thing about fire is it’s essentially just heat and that heat needs time to travel between mediums skin is actually pretty resistant when compared to other things so a few seconds of exposure to fire would only cause superficial burns like the ones we see. Painful yes serious no.
@@simonnachreiner8380 exactly, if there is not a huge amount of pressure or duration, even high heat fire won't cause much injury. cf. coal-walkers, even amateur ones.
Avatar’s such a good show! Could you react to some of the more dangerous aspects of bending? I know you watched the bloodbending scene in this video but I’d love to see your thoughts on more firebending - maybe the scene where Zuko gets his scar?
Thanks for reacting to Avatar, Dr. Wagner. It’s one of my favorite shows. The one that creeped me out the most was the bloodbending episode because poor Katara gets scarred by it when she uses it to stop that woman.
@@McChicken94 she used it once when she was in her literal darkest place mentally. That is not really ‘embracing it’. Someone who punches someone from losing their temper once has not overall as a person embraced fighting/violence/MMA, whatever level of specifics you want to go into.
This (along with This is Us) is my absolute favorite show and it’s awesome you finally reacted to it! 😁 Can you also react to Legend of Korra, especially how more brutal the fights/deaths/injuries are in that show compared to ATLA. There’s Korra’s mercury poisoning, Ming-Hua’s electrocution, Amon and Tarrlok’s murder-suicide from the explosion on the boat, P’Li’s head explosion, Yakone’s brutal bloodbending grip on Aang, etc.
@@Gestrid I also forgot: - Yakone's plastic surgery - Korra's physical therapy with Katara during her 3 year recovery period - Tenzin's brutal beating when he fought the Red Lotus 3 on 1 - Lin's scar she accidentally got from Suyin
What's interesting is that A) when toph grabs the porcupine (or whatever that thing is called in their universe), shortly after she says acupuncture, you can see a smile on her face, possibly hinting at the enjoyment that she's going to enjoy inflicting pain on Aang. And B) when sokka and katara were sucking on the frogs, it is actually referenced in a later episode, it's the one where zuko is trying to join team avatar. Aang actually brings up in that episode where zuko saves him from admiral Zhou and sokka mentions how he (sokka) had a wart on his uvula (I know I probably spelt that wrong) for a month, and katara denies that by saying that she checked and she didn't see a thing, and he (sokka) swears that there was. Nice continuity for Avatar the last airbender with the last one there.
The acupuncture part is so much worse because she's blind and wouldn't know where she's sticking the needles lol and definitely thought Iroh's poison tea would be here
Damn it, I watched this show like many times but in that part i forgot that she’s blind and i was like why Aang’s freaking out i would try that.🤦🏻♀️oh my dumbass
It a tv for entertainment🤦🏾♂️. If you want factual information watch the discovery channel. If ever tv show was base on facts it will be boring and no will watch.
@@GojosBackHand Well, people can still be upset if the misinformation ends up being something really dangerous. It's not about the show needing to be 100% accurate to reality, just making it clear that you shouldn't try it
@@elnchou Why tf would you try anything from a show where people can move water with their hands, breathe fire, create air and kick huge rocks at people? Who would look at that fictional show and say, "Ah yes I'm sure everything in this fantasy show is accurate." I'm pretty sure we all knew the health stuff was inaccurate the moment someone could heal a wound just by using glowing water. Like common guys people aren't stupid and know what fiction is.
@@alanal5997 Actually, that's exactly the point. Avatar is fictional and it shows, if it does anything "medical" it will probably be with some fictional herb making it clear that it doesn't aply to real life. Take Dr Stone for example, it uses real science on a fictional story, but they had to put a warning to prevent people for trying it since it's dangerous to replicate. If a show tries to teach something that's actually incorrect to the point that it could harm people, it's not really that hard to imagine someone who knows about it getting slightly annoyed at that. That was what the question was about, "if there was any show" that didn't handle their medical information optimally. I don't know what being upset is to you, but getting annoyed is just human and it doesn't have to be childish, adults don't lose their emotions. Being upset doesn't have to translate to physical rage or anything. Also, he was asking about any series, so it's just natural that you don't see any problem with avatar since it wasn't what he was talking about. Don't worry, if you read how he phrased the question you'll realize he knows it is something extreme, or else he would have just assumed that it happened. Sorry for writing so much, I tried to explain it so anyone who reads can hopefully get the point lol I hope I did it correctly
Frogs have very permeable skin leaving them very vulnerable to infection. To protect themselves they have evolved to support a host of symbiotic bacteria. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say the frogs used support a colony of antibiotic producing bacteria. Similar to how yeast produce alcohol to kill off competing bacteria.
you should absolutely make a part two to this as well as a video on the legend of korra !! there’s similar techniques used in both shows, but new ones are explored in korra :)
I’m glad you enjoyed it! I saw it in its original run from 2005-2008 though I should re-watch it now as an adult, maybe I’ll appreciate it in a different light.
Well, it could've been just dirt, honestly. Since earthbenders can "solidify" dirt and stuff into something rock-like. (In an earlier episode, for example, earthbenders made many, many small pieces of coal into a piece large enough to smash a man-sized hole in a metal door.)
Aw man I was wondering if the episode with zuko emo-ing so hard he blacked out was gonna be in it Also lightning bending! I want to hear thoughts on that!
Next reaction you need to look up how the girl that suggested acupuncture "sees". There's another episode where the water bending girl delivers someone's baby. And there's one where someone teaches his nephew how to rederect lightning.
I would check out the scene where Katara steps up to the plate and helps a pregnant woman after she goes into labor. She makes a pretty good midwife! I think the episode it's from is called "The Serpant's Pass"
Next reaction involving Avatar the Last Airbender should include Zuko's scar, when Aang gets struck in the back by Azula's lightning, and when The Boulder receives a painful split thanks to Toph.
Fun fact: Some species of frogs *can* survive being frozen solid, and that's actually how they "hibernate" through the winter. They manage this because their body releases a substance that prevents ice from forming crystals and damaging cells. Honestly didn't know this until *long* after Avatar ended, and I just assumed it was a fantasy thing. Turns out the show was even smarter than I knew it was.
When you are done with avatar the last airbender I recommend reacting to some Legend of Korra , it's something like a sequel and it has a lot of bloodbending, acupuncture, physical therapy and etc.
If you are in a survival situation, cacti DO have water in them, but its hard to tell the poisonous ones from the safe ones. Put a peice in your cheek for half an hour and see if you develop a sore. If you do, it's a poison cactus. Also, yes, you might get a peyote cactus.
Agreed. I was in 4th Grade when it started and was about to start 8th Grade when it ended, and I managed to catch basically every episode because no one had a DVR yet and the DVDs weren’t out yet LOL I gotta rewatch is now as and adult though, maybe I’ll have more appreciation for it in a different light now.
In the episode, "The Blind Bandit," an earth-bender named Toph does a fighting match with a muscular earth-bender named The Boulder. Even though she's blind, Toph was able to make the Boulder do "the splits." He couldn't handle it.
The funny thing is Toph wasn't using wood for the massage...she was using rocks 🤣 I bet it hurt like heck And the cactus juice worked like a drug or something? Perhaps alcohol? But alcohol doesn't give you hallucinations
Fun fact: did you know that when the information about Blood bending was wide spread thanks to Katara’s involvement blood bending is currently illegal in the Untied republic of nations
Hi Doctor, I just wanted to tell you that I really like your videos because even though you do know what you are talking about (and one does can see it), one can also see that sometimes you are too having fun by watching them. I wanted to ask you if you could be able to React/Break Down/Explain: -the Deaths of the anime "Another" -Deaths and Injuries in the "Whack the..." Games -Deaths in the "Final Destination" movies. It would be so fun to see your reactions to them an also to get you to explain them would be very interesting.
Hey, doc! Can you do a video on your own patient cases that wears so challenging or cases that inspired you to be a better doctor? I love hearing peoples own stories in the medicinal field.
Come on, you gotta do more, I'm so curious about advice for getting hit by lightning :D There's still a ton of interesting stuff to talk about in this show.
You've reacted to one my favorite shows now, how bout the other? Not only is Firefly set in the future, but one of the main characters is literally a doctor.
4:35 Uneven pupil sizes can also be caused by minor nerve damage in the eye itself. I used to have this, it's called a tonic pupil. One of my eyes was slower to react to light than the other, so it didn't constrict as quickly, meaning if the light levels in a room changed my pupils would be different sizes for a while. However, after a few years, it healed itself.
Avatar is an amazing animated series, so is it's sequel Korra. What I really wish you would react to is a medical anime. Black Jack. - The epitaph is The surgeon with the hands of God. Monster Girl Doctor. - A doctor that treats monster girls with unique physiology. Ray The Animation - The darker female version of Black Jack. They could be fun.
@@DoctorER Judy frozen in ice, Angela after the crash landing, John falling down the well, toxic kelp attacking Don would be some good scenes maybe? :)
In the context of water bending blood bending is forcing someone to move because force is applied to the water molecules inside them. Think if every molecule was extremely magnetic and you could move them with a magnetic field. Though the medical problems of that would be stopping all blood flow and tearing apart blood vessels and soft tissues.
There was a Doom movie in 2005 which had some injuries, medical stuff, mutations (mutant too) and some other stuff like that. Im sure its worth checking out. Kinda same with John Carpenter's "The Thing"
Hey doc you should check out the tv show called Bar Rescue. The show is about Jon Taffer a bar consultant who goes all over the country fixing bars and restaurants that are failing and they show us a lot of disgusting things like cross contamination, mold in bars, bacteria and mold growing into food and drinks. All that stuff.
I’m new to the channel and I’ve been watching your videos and I like them! I just subscribed. I like watching Doctors explain what happens if this was real. I have 2 family members that work for the hospital. One of them is a ER Nurse and the other one delivers babies.
Part 2 should include Iroh drinking a tea he diy-ed (S2, E5ish), S1 E12 fisherwoman and her joints, maybe the end of the healing episode with Sokka talking fishhooks, the healing hut in S1 E17 or 18, Zuko burn S1 E12, Zuko and Katara scar healing, Hakoda’s injury S3 E Day of Black Sun, Sokka’s leg S3 Sozin’s Comet pt 3 or 4, maybe even some chi-blocking? Then Korra has all it’s own injuries- plenty! Physical (lots season 1 and 3 especially) and Psychological (iykyk)
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Thanks for the video Dr Wagner. It was my favorite as a kid. My first tattoo was inspired from this show, and even at 30 years old, I still rewatch episodes now and then. I would have been the little kid that would have sucked on a frog for money 😂
@@nickybea7856 Oh man, I loved this show then and I still love it now! W for this Dr. Wagner!
Plz react to "cells at Work"
React to Tokyo revenger fight scene
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I second a part 2 to this. I'd love to see you react to scenes like Zuko's scar, Yagoda's waterbending healing class, Korra's poisoning (short and long-term) and the PTSD around those events.
*YES*
Seconded.
What about the time my girl azula shot aang, he was technically dead tho. Would be interesting if he told what happened there...
He should react to the Azula breakdown scene
@@allthingslexi6046 There's a good video on that: ruclips.net/video/R4544ZUr_gA/видео.html
Sokka on Cactus Juice was quite possible one of his best episodes. And that's only just one of them.
"It's a giant mushroom. Maybe it's friendly!"
You missed the scene where Iroh takes a guess on the plants and makes a tea "delectable tea? Or deadly poison" it was not a delectable tea...
Maybe an Avatar: The Last Airbender reaction part 2?!
@@DoctorER yes, I support that
@@DoctorER Yes, please 😊
@@DoctorER yes please doo because you misted the pentapokken
@@DoctorER Yes! There is an injury scene where Aang "died" after being hit by lightning to add to the part 2.
1:36 If you look at Aangs back, it's a burn scar, because he was hit by lightning (where bending permits such a power)
and there's an adjacent one on his foot where the current flowed.
I was actually kind of hoping that Dr. Jordan would have gone over the worst injury in the show: Zuko’s scar
That wasn't the worst injury. Can't getting struck by Azula's lighting was worse.
0:32 The moment I saw this scene, I closed my eyes because I knew what was coming. I can't imagine having direct contact with fire like that!
Low intensity flames for a small amount of time. The thing about fire is it’s essentially just heat and that heat needs time to travel between mediums skin is actually pretty resistant when compared to other things so a few seconds of exposure to fire would only cause superficial burns like the ones we see. Painful yes serious no.
@@simonnachreiner8380 exactly, if there is not a huge amount of pressure or duration, even high heat fire won't cause much injury. cf. coal-walkers, even amateur ones.
Avatar’s such a good show! Could you react to some of the more dangerous aspects of bending? I know you watched the bloodbending scene in this video but I’d love to see your thoughts on more firebending - maybe the scene where Zuko gets his scar?
That blood bending technique is terrifying to think about. Imagine being tortured by your very own body. 😧
It would cool if he watched Korra not being able to walk, getting poisoned, Suffocating Korra or the Earth Queen with Air bending.
Zuko also gets struck by lightning. That can be an interesting conversation.
@@haku8135 Yes!
Or Jet's blunt force trauma from Long Feng
Thanks for reacting to Avatar, Dr. Wagner. It’s one of my favorite shows. The one that creeped me out the most was the bloodbending episode because poor Katara gets scarred by it when she uses it to stop that woman.
She wasn't scarred after using it. She embraced it and used it again.
@@McChicken94 she used it once when she was in her literal darkest place mentally. That is not really ‘embracing it’.
Someone who punches someone from losing their temper once has not overall as a person embraced fighting/violence/MMA, whatever level of specifics you want to go into.
And just as Sokka was getting over the high from the cactus juice, he eats some honey from a bee's cave and gets high again 🤣
I don't think Sokka got high from the vulture wasp stuff. He just said it made him feel nauseated.
@@100nitrog2 Oops, I thought he got high from it lol
This (along with This is Us) is my absolute favorite show and it’s awesome you finally reacted to it! 😁
Can you also react to Legend of Korra, especially how more brutal the fights/deaths/injuries are in that show compared to ATLA. There’s Korra’s mercury poisoning, Ming-Hua’s electrocution, Amon and Tarrlok’s murder-suicide from the explosion on the boat, P’Li’s head explosion, Yakone’s brutal bloodbending grip on Aang, etc.
And let's not forget the Earth Queen's suffocation.
i feel bad for those who havent seen korra yet cos all the spoilers haha but that would be awesome
@@Gestrid I also forgot:
- Yakone's plastic surgery
- Korra's physical therapy with Katara during her 3 year recovery period
- Tenzin's brutal beating when he fought the Red Lotus 3 on 1
- Lin's scar she accidentally got from Suyin
What's interesting is that A) when toph grabs the porcupine (or whatever that thing is called in their universe), shortly after she says acupuncture, you can see a smile on her face, possibly hinting at the enjoyment that she's going to enjoy inflicting pain on Aang. And B) when sokka and katara were sucking on the frogs, it is actually referenced in a later episode, it's the one where zuko is trying to join team avatar. Aang actually brings up in that episode where zuko saves him from admiral Zhou and sokka mentions how he (sokka) had a wart on his uvula (I know I probably spelt that wrong) for a month, and katara denies that by saying that she checked and she didn't see a thing, and he (sokka) swears that there was. Nice continuity for Avatar the last airbender with the last one there.
Hey, it's Sokka's throatal flap.
@@100nitrog2 funny.😒
1:14 "can heal herself with the water I wish I could do that"
I picturing a spinoff that like a mix of Avatar and Scrubs
I can't do this all on my own cuz I'm no, yeah I'm no, avatar(avatar not).
Me: Expected to argue with someone
Doctor: Only says positive and gives safety precautions
Me: It is... acceptable
Thanks for this Doc, it's entertaining!!💖
Glad you like this Avatar: The Last Airbender reaction! What was your favorite medical scene?
@@DoctorER "Drink cactus juice, it will quench yaa! Nothings quenchier, it's the QUENCHIEST!" My favorite from Sokka 😁
I hope there’s a part 2 where he talks about the iroh plant scene
Doctor ER i have been waoting,forever for you to do this. This was a childhood show of mine.
Hope it was worth the wait!
The acupuncture part is so much worse because she's blind and wouldn't know where she's sticking the needles lol and definitely thought Iroh's poison tea would be here
Damn it, I watched this show like many times but in that part i forgot that she’s blind and i was like why Aang’s freaking out i would try that.🤦🏻♀️oh my dumbass
She can sense people's heartbeat to the point she knows if their lying, I think she can tell where she's sticking the needles
When I saw you reacted to this legendary show, I knew it would be good.
Was a massive part of my childhood.
Random question, are there any shows that have actually annoyed or made you upset with how inaccurate their medical information was?
It a tv for entertainment🤦🏾♂️. If you want factual information watch the discovery channel. If ever tv show was base on facts it will be boring and no will watch.
@@GojosBackHand Well, people can still be upset if the misinformation ends up being something really dangerous.
It's not about the show needing to be 100% accurate to reality, just making it clear that you shouldn't try it
I imagine not, hes a grown adult knowing full well these shows are for entertainment
@@elnchou Why tf would you try anything from a show where people can move water with their hands, breathe fire, create air and kick huge rocks at people? Who would look at that fictional show and say, "Ah yes I'm sure everything in this fantasy show is accurate." I'm pretty sure we all knew the health stuff was inaccurate the moment someone could heal a wound just by using glowing water. Like common guys people aren't stupid and know what fiction is.
@@alanal5997 Actually, that's exactly the point. Avatar is fictional and it shows, if it does anything "medical" it will probably be with some fictional herb making it clear that it doesn't aply to real life. Take Dr Stone for example, it uses real science on a fictional story, but they had to put a warning to prevent people for trying it since it's dangerous to replicate.
If a show tries to teach something that's actually incorrect to the point that it could harm people, it's not really that hard to imagine someone who knows about it getting slightly annoyed at that. That was what the question was about, "if there was any show" that didn't handle their medical information optimally. I don't know what being upset is to you, but getting annoyed is just human and it doesn't have to be childish, adults don't lose their emotions. Being upset doesn't have to translate to physical rage or anything.
Also, he was asking about any series, so it's just natural that you don't see any problem with avatar since it wasn't what he was talking about. Don't worry, if you read how he phrased the question you'll realize he knows it is something extreme, or else he would have just assumed that it happened.
Sorry for writing so much, I tried to explain it so anyone who reads can hopefully get the point lol
I hope I did it correctly
2:01
Was that a Perc Angle reference?:o
I love this channel
Frogs have very permeable skin leaving them very vulnerable to infection. To protect themselves they have evolved to support a host of symbiotic bacteria. It wouldn’t be a stretch to say the frogs used support a colony of antibiotic producing bacteria. Similar to how yeast produce alcohol to kill off competing bacteria.
you should absolutely make a part two to this as well as a video on the legend of korra !! there’s similar techniques used in both shows, but new ones are explored in korra :)
I recently watched the show and I'm totally in love with it. Great to see you talking about Avatar, doc!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I saw it in its original run from 2005-2008 though I should re-watch it now as an adult, maybe I’ll appreciate it in a different light.
That bed ang was on wasn't wood, it was stone
Well, it could've been just dirt, honestly. Since earthbenders can "solidify" dirt and stuff into something rock-like. (In an earlier episode, for example, earthbenders made many, many small pieces of coal into a piece large enough to smash a man-sized hole in a metal door.)
I've probably been recommended this video because I've been on an Avatar RUclips binge and I really enjoy this concept. Subbed. 😄
Can you please react to any episode of ER the Series was the longest medical drama ever before Greys Anatomy beat it
Their literally the same show
Aw man I was wondering if the episode with zuko emo-ing so hard he blacked out was gonna be in it
Also lightning bending! I want to hear thoughts on that!
Damn, I remember watching it as a kiddo, whole series watched.
I remember starting to watch it thinking it would be lame and then sitting down and watching the entire series.
Avatar: The Last Airbender is a classic!
Was taught this in Scouts -- "If you don't know if a wild mushroom is poisonous ot not, it's poisonous."
Next reaction you need to look up how the girl that suggested acupuncture "sees". There's another episode where the water bending girl delivers someone's baby. And there's one where someone teaches his nephew how to rederect lightning.
I would check out the scene where Katara steps up to the plate and helps a pregnant woman after she goes into labor. She makes a pretty good midwife! I think the episode it's from is called "The Serpant's Pass"
YOOOO I DID NOT EXPECT ATLA TO BE HERE
Hope you like this Avatar: The Last Airbender reaction! Let me know what your favorite scene was!
React to Bear Grylls survival tips. Episodes to view-
Australia
Kenya
Mount Kilaeua
Belize
Ecuadorian Rainforest
Teaching from Cub Scouts
"If you don't know if a wild mushroom ir poisonous or not, then it's poisonous."
Here's a question based on Avatar:
Can you really immobilise a person by "chi-blocking" them?
Ooohh, that’s a good one👀
My english isn't very good, but I've just subscribed for your channel and got a lot of useful information, very possibly it will help me in my life.
Awesome, thank you!
Great idea for a video Dr. Wagner!
Glad you liked it! What was your favorite medical scene from Avatar: The Last Airbender?
@@DoctorER Sokka tripping out on the cactus juice! 😂
It’s either the berry that cures the poison I just ate or it’s the berry that causes blindness.
Next reaction involving Avatar the Last Airbender should include Zuko's scar, when Aang gets struck in the back by Azula's lightning, and when The Boulder receives a painful split thanks to Toph.
4:50 It’s like when beavis ate that cactus and started hallucinating in beavis and butthead do America.
In their defence this show was best guess set in the 1850s
1:12 Katara = heals with water
Julieta = heals with food
Chiropractors = heal with ruminant fecal matter
Fun fact:
Some species of frogs *can* survive being frozen solid, and that's actually how they "hibernate" through the winter. They manage this because their body releases a substance that prevents ice from forming crystals and damaging cells.
Honestly didn't know this until *long* after Avatar ended, and I just assumed it was a fantasy thing. Turns out the show was even smarter than I knew it was.
I like how you incorporate the mystical themes into your explaination
When you are done with avatar the last airbender I recommend reacting to some Legend of Korra , it's something like a sequel and it has a lot of bloodbending, acupuncture, physical therapy and etc.
My favorite doctor reacts and my favorite animated series. Its going to be a good day!
Nice! If you ever do a part 2 check out Azula's mental breakdown in the final 'Sozin's Comet'
Do the Boondocks.
Uncle Ruckus getting shot 118 times by the police, the slave fair episode & Jazmines lemonade stand
Lots of scene where Granddad uses a belt as a weapon as well
If you are in a survival situation, cacti DO have water in them, but its hard to tell the poisonous ones from the safe ones. Put a peice in your cheek for half an hour and see if you develop a sore. If you do, it's a poison cactus.
Also, yes, you might get a peyote cactus.
another big series from my childhood, love it
Agreed.
I was in 4th Grade when it started and was about to start 8th Grade when it ended, and I managed to catch basically every episode because no one had a DVR yet and the DVDs weren’t out yet LOL
I gotta rewatch is now as and adult though, maybe I’ll have more appreciation for it in a different light now.
Yes.
Thank you so much.
And Merry Christmas and happy new York.
Respect.
Thanks.👍🏻
Drink cactus juice! It'll quench ya! Nothing's quenchier! It's the quenchiest!
Remember The Avatar episode When Katara pretended to be Pregnant?😂🤣😍❤️📺🎶
In the episode, "The Blind Bandit," an earth-bender named Toph does a fighting match with a muscular earth-bender named The Boulder. Even though she's blind, Toph was able to make the Boulder do "the splits." He couldn't handle it.
Was hoping you'd cover this amazing show, Doc! Hoping for a part 2!
All you need is avatar in the title to get me to watch this
You should check some medical scenes in “The 100” :D
Ooh I used to love this show as a kid! Nice little throwback 😊
The filler episodes for this show are nice and have the right amount of humor in it.
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The funny thing is Toph wasn't using wood for the massage...she was using rocks 🤣 I bet it hurt like heck
And the cactus juice worked like a drug or something? Perhaps alcohol? But alcohol doesn't give you hallucinations
Look up what’s in Cacti. There’s this chemical in it.
You reacted to my favorite animated series !!!!!
I loved Avatar The Last Airbender! What was your favorite scene?
I loved when they were sick and he made them suck on 🐸 its suck a mystery way of *healing*
"Having like pieces of wood jammed at your back is probably not the best idea."
Dude, I have to disappoint you, that's rock, not wood.
Judging by his shock to these bits or lack of, I'm going to say he knows this show well, lol!
I need advice Doctor.
For Dinner I had Turkey Burgers.
Now I’m throwing up a lot and can’t stop shaking.
I’m having a difficult time writing this.
Do Spider-Man 2! When Peter has his existential crisis!
Doc, I’ve got a fever, and the only cure is for you to react to Parks and Recreation!
What Toph was bending wasn't wood. It was columns of stone.
Thank you so much for reacting to this! 💕❤️
Hope you liked it! Let me know what I should react to next!
@@DoctorER the legend of korra has more realistic injuries, specifically related to the protagonist and what she deals with externally and interally
Fun fact: did you know that when the information about Blood bending was wide spread thanks to Katara’s involvement blood bending is currently illegal in the Untied republic of nations
Love it Doctor! I’d love to see you react to Dragon Ball medical scenes, or stand up comics that joke about medicine 😊
Hi Doctor, I just wanted to tell you that I really like your videos because even though you do know what you are talking about (and one does can see it), one can also see that sometimes you are too having fun by watching them.
I wanted to ask you if you could be able to React/Break Down/Explain:
-the Deaths of the anime "Another"
-Deaths and Injuries in the "Whack the..." Games
-Deaths in the "Final Destination" movies.
It would be so fun to see your reactions to them an also to get you to explain them would be very interesting.
I am both a med student and an absolute fan of Atla, never thought my two worlds would overlap like that, but here we go! I’m not complaining!
Could you react to some more Dr house? Would love to see your reaction Mr Wagner :) btw love your informative reactions.
Thank you so much! And yes! Check out my reaction to Dr. House here: ruclips.net/video/Dqwme85IJ_k/видео.html
@@DoctorER sure will do always stoked to actually see your reaction to how accurate those medical tv shows are.
“Waittt! My friends need to suck on those frogs!!!”
“Aang did you make any new friends?”
Hey, doc! Can you do a video on your own patient cases that wears so challenging or cases that inspired you to be a better doctor? I love hearing peoples own stories in the medicinal field.
Come on, you gotta do more, I'm so curious about advice for getting hit by lightning :D There's still a ton of interesting stuff to talk about in this show.
Never would have seen this coming.
You've reacted to one my favorite shows now, how bout the other? Not only is Firefly set in the future, but one of the main characters is literally a doctor.
4:35 Uneven pupil sizes can also be caused by minor nerve damage in the eye itself. I used to have this, it's called a tonic pupil. One of my eyes was slower to react to light than the other, so it didn't constrict as quickly, meaning if the light levels in a room changed my pupils would be different sizes for a while. However, after a few years, it healed itself.
Avatar is an amazing animated series, so is it's sequel Korra.
What I really wish you would react to is a medical anime.
Black Jack. - The epitaph is The surgeon with the hands of God.
Monster Girl Doctor. - A doctor that treats monster girls with unique physiology.
Ray The Animation - The darker female version of Black Jack.
They could be fun.
Your channel has gotten a lot bigger from when u only had a few thousand subscribers last year hasn't it
How about some of the medical scenes from "Lost In Space" next time?
Totally! Any favorite scenes from Lost In Space that I should react to?
@@DoctorER Judy frozen in ice, Angela after the crash landing, John falling down the well, toxic kelp attacking Don would be some good scenes maybe? :)
Loved this! Should do a Very Merry Harold and Kumar Christmas.
In the context of water bending blood bending is forcing someone to move because force is applied to the water molecules inside them. Think if every molecule was extremely magnetic and you could move them with a magnetic field. Though the medical problems of that would be stopping all blood flow and tearing apart blood vessels and soft tissues.
There was a Doom movie in 2005 which had some injuries, medical stuff, mutations (mutant too) and some other stuff like that. Im sure its worth checking out. Kinda same with John Carpenter's "The Thing"
That’s be interesting, even though Doom was a POS film.
The Thing 1982 was good though.
Hey doc you should check out the tv show called Bar Rescue. The show is about Jon Taffer a bar consultant who goes all over the country fixing bars and restaurants that are failing and they show us a lot of disgusting things like cross contamination, mold in bars, bacteria and mold growing into food and drinks. All that stuff.
I’m new to the channel and I’ve been watching your videos and I like them! I just subscribed. I like watching Doctors explain what happens if this was real. I have 2 family members that work for the hospital. One of them is a ER Nurse and the other one delivers babies.
I’m here for the quenchiness!
Part 2 should include Iroh drinking a tea he diy-ed (S2, E5ish), S1 E12 fisherwoman and her joints, maybe the end of the healing episode with Sokka talking fishhooks, the healing hut in S1 E17 or 18, Zuko burn S1 E12, Zuko and Katara scar healing, Hakoda’s injury S3 E Day of Black Sun, Sokka’s leg S3 Sozin’s Comet pt 3 or 4, maybe even some chi-blocking?
Then Korra has all it’s own injuries- plenty! Physical (lots season 1 and 3 especially) and Psychological (iykyk)
You better check out Chicago MD. That may be realistic on all measures good and bad.
I expect to see cactus juice.
_Post-edit:_ I was not disappointed.
The most reliable thing about this for me is that frogs can be medicinal not just used for weapons because of the toxins on their skin.
Hey Dr.ER you should react to the medical scenes in the hit series Stargate, I'd think you would enjoy that.
It wasn't just one of sokka's eye's that dilated. It was both Jordan, do you mind if I call you jordan or would you prefer dr. Wagner?
3:12 That's not wood. That's rock.
Doc... the massage scene was all stone pillars XD not wood... in that context wood would have been a better option XD
Toph is by far my favorite character in Avatar she is only 12 in the og series yet is one of the most savage badasses ever XD
I thought a clip of Iroh eating leaves off a foreign plant would be here. That'd be perfect to diagnose