[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.

: This storyline highlights the tension between a doctor's desire to innovate and the patient's psychological autonomy. While the surgery is "successful" in fixing Louisa's eating habits, it introduces a haunting emotional consequence: she loses her maternal feelings for her son. [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: : 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. The episode's namesake comes from its exploration of