Eric Ledgin stated, "It's the cheapest, easiest way to make it look like a hospital. It gives me the same feeling I had when I walked on the Superstore set. It's this uncanny feeling of walking onto a soundstage and being like This is amazing! It's like I'm at a Target!" He reflects on how it's incredible yet mundane—all about capturing that hospital essence with real props and actors.
Mekki Leeper mentioned that there's much buzz on TikTok from nurses about the show's medical props: "On TikTok there are a bunch of nurses who are commenting that our stethoscopes are apparently really expensive, fancy stethoscopes." This reflects the show's authenticity through social media reactions.
David Alan Grier humorously questioned the documentary aspect, saying, "I wanna know who's doing the documentary. That's what I wanna know." This highlights the show's metafictional take and intrigue in who is considered part of the narrative.
Justin Spitzer commented on the plethora of real-life hospital docuseries, saying, "There are so many docuseries about life behind the ER or life in the trauma room." This indicates the show's awareness and commentary on existing medical narratives.
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