In a brutally hilarious video, 9-1-1: Lone Star’s depiction of mercury poisoning is intensely mocked by a real doctor for a variety of reasons.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 9-1-1: Lone Star's depiction of mercury poisoning is intensely mocked by a real doctor. The storyline in question comes from the episode "Yee Haw", which goes all the way back to the second episode of the 9-1-1 spinoff. In it, the show's core group rushes to figure out a bizarre outbreak of mercury poisoning that leaves people behaving in extremely odd ways.
In a YouTube video dedicated to responding to the various medical emergencies in the Fox series, Doctor Mike mocks everything from how people initially respond to the outbreak, to the clothes that some of the characters wear, and the approach that some of the Lone Star characters take. But the doctor saves his most ruthless criticisms for the mercury poisoning reveal. His quotes have been transcribed below:"He’s wearing cross stripes on a shirt that has plaid on it.
“Just because someone says they’re two years sober doesn’t mean that that’s the case. And also as a police officer, if someone says no, move on, there’s no point trying to push through in a situation like this. You test the blood and then you find out the answer.” “Did this police officer/paramedic, I can’t tell who this is speaking, know that this is mercury poisoning before he even opened up the sandwich? No, never gonna happen. And first of all, that type of mercury doesn’t really get absorbed well in the digestive tract, only through respiratory, and then it can actually spread throughout the body. Be neurotoxic and hurt the lungs, all that. The danger of that mercury is if it gets aerosolized like with a vacuum or something or a fan.
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