Psych Doctor REACTS to: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia "The Gang Gets Quarantined"
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- We're living in a bit of a dystopian reality at the moment so given the fact that everyone is in lockdown/self-isolating/quarantined, I've done anothe reaction video. On this video I'm watching one of my favourite episodes of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia where the gang gets QUARANTINED!
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Genuinely gutted the clip of Dennis was left out where he sings to supposedly prove that he’s not ill
Same, I knew something good was coming after that but I couldn't remember what.
I always thought of that as a good representation of Americans during the pandemic. (I’m in the United States, so I can only speak for here.)
I'm convinced that Charlie would be immune to most diseases, even if they weren't suffering from flu.
Of course he'd be immune, his mom vaccinated All the time when he was a kid
Birds carry diseases. Charlie is of bird law; therefore he cannot catch the flu since he can easily come to an agreement with the bird for him not to catch the flu
As a 10 month sober recovering alcoholic, I found it really refreshing how on point the information about alcohol dependence and alcohol withdrawal was. Over the years I've suffered 6 grand mal seizures from unplanned alcohol withdrawal, and getting proper treatment in UK hospitals can be incredibly difficult. But it's nice to know that awareness and knowledge of these conditions and their appropriate treatment methods is increasing. Thanks for the great video!
Hope you're doing well!
@@AngeloXification Thanks buddy. 13 months and still going strong! 😊
@@desolation11 Congratulations mate!
@@turtleofpride4572 thanks dude! 😊
@@desolation11 you got this!!! 14 months strong
I was kinda hoping you hadn't seen this before, because the twist is really funny to me and I would love to see you react to it for the first time.
It would have been great but I first saw this episode long before starting a UA-cam channel. Hope you still enjoyed it though and they'll be more first time views for other stuff soon 😊
The moment they all realise its alcohol withdrawal is truly one of the great AHA moments of the show
@@DoctorElliottCarthy well they got renewed for like 4 more seasons I believe (which is amazing). It would be awesome to get a series of your first time reaction/psych analysis to the new episodes when they come out!
It’s a funny twist but as an alcoholic it makes you realize your issues too. I love this show for the darkness but it is also an eye opening show.
Consider commenting on 'Waiting for Big Mo' , the epi where Charlie and Mac take one job in a corporate mail room, and have a serious break from reality.
I think I could probably do one on every episode coz let's face it, the gang are a mess
Waiting for Big Mo is the laser tag episode. You're thinking of "Sweet Dee has a Heart Attack"
@@DoctorElliottCarthy yeah at this point just do any episode you like and we'll love it
Both the episode you named and described are great choices
"What do you do with any information? You just stuff it deep down inside and ... keep an eye on it." Lmao Dennis 😊
Marijuana really helped me with my alcohol withdrawals. The crazy thing is that after that one episode, I never had alcohol withdrawals again. Still very scary and I never want to feel that way again, with some tapering and marijuana when I couldn't drink it really helped me
be careful it takes a long time. but i got hooked on pot. it takes using daily for years. but i managed it and it wasnt fun.
@@deathgrinderb3284Not physically
8:59 I mean maybe at this point, Dee and Dennis are getting their crack withdrawal?
This was great I learned a bunch of new things about alcohol withdrawal and I worked in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinic as a sober up unit worker where it was an alternative to cells for public intoxication and our main job was to look for signs of alcohol withdrawal and write down what's happened every 15 minutes, we would give them food, drinks and a bed, conversation if they needed it and look for signs of them wanting to seek help because most of the time it was people who had addiction to alcohol. People would often present with 0.35 blood alcohol volume and at one point 0.4 which we immediately called an ambulance to take them to the hospital, it was very rewarding work and a few people I worked with managed to reorganise parts of their lives!
New viewer here you popped up on my timeline with your perspective of “The gang gets analyzed “ loved it💕. Really hope you cover more episodes of Its always Sunny 😊
Plenty more to come. The gang are a mess so there is no shortage of material
Same!
This is one of my favorite episodes of Its Always Sunny! This show is so dark and edgy! It’s so brutal yet true!! 😮
Interesting how you brought up entering alcohol withdrawal while in the hospital being treated for something else. My Uncle was in the hospital for weeks and had severe alcohol withdrawals that soon became a bigger concern for the Doctors treating him. But eventually the Withdrawal symptoms actually ended, because he was there so long. The doctors encouraged him to stop drinking since he had already made it through the difficult part. But of course the first thing he did after leaving the hospital was go straight to the bar.
Did they treat the alcohol withdrawal symptoms or did they just end? Either way, makes sense your uncle relapsed considering “encouragement” isn’t necessarily effective when it comes to replacing a physical dependency. At least for me. And physically, it just isn’t. Obviously encouragement can help, if done right heh. But it’s not nearly enough IMO. Especially if he was in the hospital so long for other problems. Seems like it would be a really unpleasant situation even if necessary.
So I know this isn't really mental health related but I personally would love Mac finds his pride cause it is a beautiful episode
I'd dare to say, that's a *very* mental health related episode. Great pick :-) Not knowing who you really are must be unbearable and finding yourself, recognizing your real you must be an epiphany and f**king glorious!
@@CalamityCain not to mention finding acceptance with your family.
The whole last 5 mins is incredible but the moments that stand out to me are when Luther walks out (total gut punch of rejection), and when Frank has his moment of catharsis (the elation of acceptance).
One time in rehab I met a nasa engineer who was trying to kick a severe alcohol problem and he was having those tremors you mentioned. He could hardly speak and was constantly shaking.
Thank you so much about being knowledgeable about DTs and how dangerous it is. I once spent day 3 feeling okay physically FINALLY but the voices started then. By day five I peaked and spent the next 38 hours in 12BCE Scotland being hunted by a rogue clan and their hunting dogs. I got arrested on day six for wandering into someone's home looking for a magic spider I was tasked with finding. No one in the court room knew anything about Delirium Tremendous and they convicted me of burglary and sentenced me and I had to do a year in jail. And I was lucky that's all that happened.
Great video. I would love to see a video on the D.E.N.N.I.S system and also the Franks Back in Business episode!
The D.E.N.N.I.S. system episode started my infatuation with Dennis. I hope he called me soon... I really depend on him for rides... him and his magnum dong
The most interesting thing this video taught me is that "disorientated" is standard in British English, hahaha.
Really? 😅 I wouldn’t think twice about someone using that word ahaha
@@lefinlay Do y'all say "consultated" or "exaltated"? No? So then why the hell do y'all say "disorientated" and why would you think it's normal?
@@jonahs92 Yes, we do actually. A consultation is usually formal, like a consultation with a doctor, or other professional setting. Exalted isn’t common, but it’s one of those words where people know what it means.
@@lefinlay Read what I wrote. Obviously, we talk about consultations and exaltation like we talk about disorientation. But how do you pronounce the verb forms? How do you write them? Do you add an -ate to the end, like y'all inexplicably do to disorient?
@@jonahs92 apologies, I thought you meant all forms of the words.
As a verb, a consultation would be “to consult”, but exaltation isn’t a verb per se, more a state of emotion.
Our words are very irregular so they don’t all conjugate the same way.
Really love the analysis on this episode, and correction of what alcohol withdrawal looks like. Have unfortunately had way too many patients try to fight me while admitted lol
As someone who genuinely has an alcohol dependency, this was fascinating! I've quit a few times before and can confirm that with long term alcohol dependency you really can get flu like symptoms.
For anyone curious, I've cut down to a third of what I was drinking and spend a week a month alcohol free. It's slow progress, but with twenty years of drinking, it isn't advisable to just stop.
As someone who has been through it multiple times and tried to explain alcohol withdrawal to others I really want to commend you on your knowledge about it. You even mentioned tapering, while not preferable it's a lot of people's only option. I've been in a lot of ER's that seemed happy to charge me hundreds for a banana bag and wonder why I'm showing up two days later unable to keep down water with a tongue chewed to bits.
People in power would rather pay more for short term solutions than pay less for long term solutions sigh. And then a lot of people feel or act the same way when it comes to planning. (Not referring to many people who HAVE to plan short rather than long term because they just don’t have the resources. Referring more to when it comes to voting on taxes or planning a construction project etc.)
Lmao. Danny Devito is just so awesome at dialing up various character quirks and issues up to 11. 🤣
I stumbled upon your channel and Sunny is my favorite show of all time because I like to analyze their behavior. i notice new shit each time. thank you for making me feel less obsessed with the show 😂 🥲
Thanks for taking a moment and validating Frank's advice on alcohol lowering your immune system. Even tho I've seen this episode multiple times, his comment never stuck with me. I just assumed it was another Frank non-sequitur.
I love breaking down the Its Always Sunny characters and so agree with you that Dennis is the most disturbed and disturbing. Could you review the theory that Dennis is a serial killer? There are several episodes that drop clues that he is and Brett Lefuer (I think that's how you spell it) was his first victim. It's will and you would like it
I feel sweet dee is just as bad... Remember she lit her collage roommate on FIRE.. she also shows the same tics as Dennis when she gets angry..
Love this! You should do some other Always Sunny episodes.
Yes, this is something I learned as a person on antidepressants and anxiety medications, if you try to stop taking them or switch kinds: Never EVER EVER quit cold turkey. It can cause some of the scariest feelings in your life.
Okay HOW did I just barely discover a smart, handsome af doctor talking about my favorite episode of my favorite show?
I came to be entertained and here you are educating the hell outta me. Thanks Doc 💚
Probably my best review yet. Thanks so much 😊
@@DoctorElliottCarthy thanks 😊
Sickness be gone!
Now I’m not a doctor by any means, but at 11:10, you mentioned that seizures make you unconscious, which is not always the case. When I was 12, I was suffering from focal seizures, which means I was totally conscious for each one. This is because the effected area barely touched my frontal lobe, but mostly affected the parietal and temporal lobes. The only way my frontal lobe was affected by a change in my speech patterns. I didn’t have a stutter before my epilepsy, but I developed one afterwards.
"We're just kids having fun" says the man in his 40's. :D
OMG! 😂😂 I loved this reaction. It's Always Sunny is one of my all-time favorite shows. This sounds incredibly selfish, but it's comforting to see that we all deal with many of the same issues. That especially goes for this current pandemic. It's also good to see a mental health professional finding comedy as a release valve. 👍🇬🇧💙🇺🇲☣️⚕️.
I love the show soooo much and really glad you liked my reaction.
As a certified and registered peer recovery specialist in the US, I was sorry to hear that the sud treatment and mental health treatment beds are mostly private in the Uk. Does this mean that they are expensive, or can someone with little financial resources there still get treatment?
Also, being in this field means that I do have my own opinion of those benzos that you were talking about-but I think that I am coming from a different point of view. I understand their value in treating alcohol withdrawal, I just also feel like there are so many times when the rx takes the place of learning some good and healthy coping skills. I may get railed for this comment, but I have seen so many people who have taken long term prescriptions and it is even harder to stop at that point. I know that I have a resentment against my former provider for giving me those for so long since coming off of them meant that I was wholly unprepared for any emotional turmoil.
Being a peer means that I too am in recovery (just for anyone who doesn't know that term), and love watching these episodes of It's Always Sunny (and really almost everything else on your channel which is why I have subscribed).
Haha I remember when I first saw this episode I thought that the fact that they had magically all gotten better after drinking just proved that this was some kind of dream life, or just in their imagination type of deal, and that they were suddenly going to take some kind of fantasy take on the show (well I that was really more of just my own imagination being set free, but still could have been interesting?)
Love watching these vintage episodes
I love these videos! It’s Always Sunny is my favorite. Thank you for the entertainment. The way chlordiazepoxide sounds with a British accent is a million times better than my American accent! 🤣🤣
Please make more of these 😳😳 there are so many iasip episodes that can be analysed
I'm surprised the saying "Hold on, I'll bite." hasn't popularized with fans over the years. It's said in almost every episode.
“Are you kidding me dude? I think you’re gonna die.” Kills me every time
Charlie isn’t a “horrible” person… just kind of caught up in the wrong crowd
Wdym? He kidnapped a restaurant critic simply because he didn’t like him!😂😂
I love this guy, been on a marathon of his sunny videos... next it's the Brooklyn ones. Disappointed we dint get the best part where dennis is doin his sick whistle notes tho 💔
I love your channel and I can't wait to see you react to more It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 💫
MA, the state I live in is great when it comes to availability of alcohol/drug treatment programs
Could teach the UK a thing or two. As great as our healthcare system is at so many things, it's terrible when it comes to drug and alcohol services
This was great to scare me off from drinking too much
Small point of clarification: Not all seizures cause a lack of consciousness. Even though I rarely have the full blown Grand Mal(Tonic-Clonic) ones, I do still have the occasional aura, which I believe is classified as a form of mild seizure.
Epileptic since birth, still waiting on a reason why lol. I'm pretty sure neurologist understand the brain about as well as astrophysicist understand the big bang.
Hey btw.... that's no bald cap!!! Danny actually shaved his head and eyebrows!!!
I like that you’re a psych doctor yet you also seem to have plenty of physiological medical knowledge.
Thanks a lot. I consider myself a doctor first and a psychiatrist second. I don't think that the mind and the body are as separate as some would claim them to be
In case you weren't aware, psychiatrists go through medical school like any other doctor :)
Psychology is very dependent on physical health :)
Someone I worked with who was a bad alcoholic that I knew well (and had the entire medical history of, including his reaction to valium), would always do a random month of sobriety to "prove" he wasn't an alcoholic. He was so miserable to everyone, he would shake, he would feel awful, ect, and then hypothetically, allegedly, in a video game a "friend i totally don't know who happened to have a low dose of valium" would end up giving him one pill a day when things got bad, only when supervised, so he wouldn't end up dying. He never understood how dangerous what he was doing was.... and he never took a day off or had a doctor watch him. He drank so much that the nearby bar ordered an extra keg of his favorite beer every month, probably more often. I just know he had to tell them when his sober month was so they could adjust their order. Which is insane. The thing the thought would help him with his withdrawal was the smoothies his gf pushed on him. And as a chef he was in intense heat and standing all day.
It’s possible Mac wasn’t getting withdrawal symptoms before he was quarantined in the bathroom because he was drinking alcohol he hid in the bar
Can you do a reaction to mac and dennis move to the suburbs?
Fear of benzos is not an irrational thing, from personal experience giving someone recovering from an addictive substance another very addictive substance is a recipe for disaster.
Love that episode😁, an other of my favorite Sunny eps is, "old lady house: a situation comedy"
Great. Now the old lady house theme song is stuck in my head 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this great and informative video! I stopped drinking abruptly and ended up having a seizure a few years ago. I recently relapsed after getting laid off and now am trying very hard to taper and it is scary. So far I have only had a bit of shaky hands and am measuring and drinking less every day. Hopefully I can get sober again in a week or so.
Hope you're doing better now! Relapses are no joke
@@Rose-jz6sx I was able to and haven't had a drink in over a week, which is especially difficult during the holidays. Thank you for your encouragement.
@@andrewthezeppo amazing! I can only imagine. Fair play!
@@andrewthezeppo hope you’re doing well now mate.
I’ve been through opiate withdrawal and had seizures too. It’s the most insane couple of weeks a human can go through.
There is light on the other side. I hope you’re there now
Great stuff! Insightful. I don't know if it's been recommended to you, and it would be a steep shift from Sunny. But have you ever watched Hannibal the TV series? It explores the relationship between FBI agent Will Graham and Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Several elements of the series showcase Lecter as a psychiatrist.
Sorry if im too late and you've already done it but Trailer Park Boys' characters Julian and Lahey have some interesting alcohol dependencies that would be cool to see a therapists take on, the only problem is they take course over the entire series lol but its a funny show otherwise, also Ricky is dependent on marijuana and Bubbles is dependent on cats, that entire show might be therapy gold now that I think about it.
Just discovered your channel. Love it. Informative and entertaining!
Never let it be said Danny doesn't commit to his craft. This is piss myself laughing funny.
I can imagine once lockdown is over, a lot of people are going to start going into withdrawal...
Omg your skin is amazing
15 year old me had the worst skin and it was awful for my self esteem so that's so nice of you to say 😊
Hey Elliot, one thing about the "psychosis" regarding alcohol withdrawal on day 3-4. I know you have more medical experience than me so I'm not claiming this as fact, but it makes more sense to me that the symptoms of psychosis are more from withdrawal symptoms AND not sleeping for days.
Some of the symptoms you mentioned mimic that of simply not sleeping for days, such as when amphetamine abusers go on benders and develop some symptoms you mentioned because of their bender.
Holy crap, the way you're talking about this....boy am I excited to see what you thought of the end of the episode. Cheers. :)
And you called it 1 minute after I commented hahaha. Well played, sir.
RE: timeline, as I understand it they all have alcohol stashed which they were drinking in secret.
Are you going to do The Gang Gets Analyzed?
Yes! Absolutely
L-theanine works wonders for alcohol withdrawal. One or two caps during the day, depending on anxiety levels, one less shot of alcohol per day in the evening taken one hour later each day, documented. I used this method and barely felt any discomfort, after before having intense nightmares, auditory hallucinations, and one seizure. This is not medical advice, please do your own research
Oh my God....Dennis is Spiderman
Rakija heals everything.
Moral of the story, don't stop drinking.
I don’t know if you’ll see this since it’s been a while, but you should react to PTSDEE or the Valentine’s Day episode! The episodes have a lot of moments that I think would be interesting to deep dive into!
Dee Day would be great too. A glimpse into the mind of a woman that would force two straight men (one of which is her brother) to full on makeout
Having had a number of friends die from benzo addictions, I think I’m rightfully wary of them
Who knows, maybe Frank was spiking the drinks
You scared the hell out of me.
I'm gonna cut down, and then quit.
Omw I'm loving these
Please do "for all man kind". Astronaut has a psychotic break and ends up being a big part of the story even in future seasons.
You said it was ridiculous that people are afraid of benzos. But aren't benzos very dangerous in the long term if not carefully monitored by a medical professional? I myself had a bad experience with benzo withdrawal even though my treatment WAS monitored. It was for GAD and the benzos were never meant to be long term.
I wouldn't call it ridiculous to be afraid of benzos, they're probably more addicting than alcohol in a non medical setting and the addiction usually hits harder and faster.
Edit: I've seen your other replies now and yes you did mean in a medical setting as an immediate treatment for withdrawal. Good thing because I thought it was insane of you to say something like that
So if alcoholism is 60% genes 40% environment where does character come into play I mean you know the person you are is definitely a part of it
Id be very interested to see what the numbers are like amongst biological children of alcholics adopted by non alchoholic parents. Because is it genetic or is it still the environmental factors of your upbringing- exposure to substance dependancy throughout childhood.
Please do “intervention” episode... the gang intervened on frank
THE DENNIS SYSTEM!!!
99.9% correct but DT’s kick n way, way quicker than 3-4 days.
Frank is like Ampharos from Pokémon
Hey bro I'm liking that shirt. What brand is it?
I think reaction videos to Letter Kenny or Schitts Creek would be great.there are some interesting characters on those shows
Uh it's ridiculous to be scared of Benzos? When I was in rehab the benzo addicts outnumbered the alcoholics and they had to be in treatment for a month before they could start being interacting with groups or feeling somewhat normal, as opposed to heroin and alcoholics who were expected to be out and about within 3 days of treatment going to groups and stuff. Benzos can be just as deadly to withdrawal from as alcohol it just takes a lot longer
I was talking about doctors treating alcohol withdrawal where benzo's are lifesaving and undertreating the withdrawal can be life threatening. You're right that long term use is very addictive and the subsequent withdrawal from benzo's is arguably just as life threatening as alcohol withdrawal can be. It's all about context.
I've never watched this show, it's almost older than I am, but it seems like I should check it out. I'm confused about alcohol withdrawal tho': I drink a lot, especially in proportion to my size, but occasionally I go on a diet or a fast to get down to slightly underweight when I book something, and those entail quitting any alcoholic beverages. I never experienced any symptoms related to that.
would love more of this
By junior doctor, do you mean you’re still in residency?
What if you're treating someone who's an alcoholic and they then get addicted to benzos? Is that something that could happen
Wasn’t there an intervention intervention in Friends?
I know this is an older video of yours, Elliott, but I was wondering something. I'm a poly drug addict and my family on my mom's side has plenty of alcoholics. Now alcohol is pretty much the one common drug I'm fine with never consuming but I'm curious if addictions from a drug are still heritable for all drugs or just that specific one (in this example, alcohol).
I'm not an expert, but to the best of my understanding the inheritable bit is the trauma which leads people to use alcohol and drugs, along with a tendency towards addiction in general, so like you might come from a family of addicts and not drink or do drugs but be unable to quit smoking, or have a shopping problem or food addiction etc.
benzos work wonders for opioid withdrawal also. but benzo withdrawal isnt fun either. it can b deadly as well. but a dr said alcohol was worse. believe it or not pot withdrawal is quite bad considering most dont know u can be physically addicted to it. its closer to mind like withdrawals like benzos more than like pain killers.
Saying pot gives you withdrawals is like saying not taking insulin gives you withdrawals. It's medicine stop spreading bullshit information
I promise u pot has withdrawals. Drs confirmed 15% of opiate addicts get addicted to pot. So dont believe it but ur wrong.
talking about quarantine, maybe you could comment something about Utopia (the uk version obviously). the characters are very complex and are exposed to very fucked up situations
As a doctor how do you feel about natural immunity
Odds Charlie could rinse those chemical bottles enough to be safe to drink out of?
Can you react to euphoria especially rie because she's diagnosed with different disorders as a child
I'm pretty sure that technically heritability also includes non-genetic factors. Even if your parents aren't genetically predisposed to alcoholism, for example, their alcoholism is still associated with some heritability.
Heritability is the genetic component. A person's overall risk though is about how the genetic and environmental risk factors interact with one another
I got a question. When you say droplets, what do you mean precisely?
Not to be a dick but your accent makes the episode alot funnier to be honest lol
I’m quietly enraged by people who didn’t wear their masks properly. Especially because I make sure my mask covers my nose and my mouth when I go out to work because I do people’s grocery shopping and I pick up people’s take out(take away for people in the uk) and delivery them. I saw work as a means to avoid sitting home and moping
can I pick your brain on why you think benzos are not dangerous? I'm in Canada and I've been on clonazepam for 3 months and if I go a couple of days without it I get the same withdrawal as described with alcohol withdrawals. while I think they are safer than alcohol short term, long term I think benzos can be worse (withdrawal lasting for months as opposed to alcohol withdrawal lasting 2 weeks)
Hi. Benzo's can be dangerous. Not saying there not dangerous if used incorrectly. They can be life saving in alcohol withdrawal though which is the point I was making. Doctors tend to undertreat alcohol withdrawal by not giving enough benzo's at the start before slowly weaning off of them. Of course, they're addictive, so if used incorrectly they can be really problematic for people. It's all about context
@@DoctorElliottCarthy I've been through alcohol withdrawal once before and as you've stated in the video I was given diazepam 10mg every 4 hours on the first day, then less and less thereafter. I've heard the UK are kind of afraid of benzodiazepines or at least they don't really prescribe them (a subreddit called benzo recovery share a lot of stories in the UK) They won't even taper patients off benzos. Is there any reason for it? or is it just stigmatized in the UK as a recreational type of drug?
@@andrewhuestis9009 doctors are reluctant to start them outside of alcohol withdrawal or severe agitation in the context of some mental illnesses, both of which are temporary states where you can wean someone off of them. We certainly dont prescribe things like xanax here as there is just no need for it. Plenty of other good meds for anxiety that arent addictive. Its always about balancing risk and benefit for that individual 😊
@@DoctorElliottCarthy thanks for clearing that up! maybe Canadian doctors are too liberal with the use of benzos. I was given them along side prozac for anxiety/panic disorder. thanks for the explanation 😊