[s2e5] - Carrots

The episode's namesake comes from its exploration of motivation—using "carrots" rather than sticks. It features two primary cases that delve into the complexities of self-image and addiction:

: Dr. Claire Browne pushes for an experimental Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery for a patient named Louisa, who is suffering from severe anorexia and needs to gain weight for life-saving heart surgery. [S2E5] Carrots

: Reviews suggest the episode finds a "nice balance" between its various subplots, scoring an 8.5/10 from some critics for its compelling cases and character progression. The episode's namesake comes from its exploration of

: This episode addresses the "burning question" of their relationship. Shaun attempts to secure an apartment for them, but Lea initially resists, fearing that living together might ruin their friendship. Their negotiation by the end of the episode sets a more realistic and communicative tone for their future. : Reviews suggest the episode finds a "nice

: It is cited as the point where Season 2 gets "back on the right path" by returning to the consistent character traits and storytelling quality established in the first season.