Dam Nation

Oh no! New Amsterdam has run out of blood! While Max and the writers try to figure out why people donate blood, Sharpe gets mysterious blood test results that show a woman and her daughter are not related. 

Polly is covered in dried mango, and Emily burps at 40:59.

While Max is away in the wilds of Connecticut, Bloom tries a controversial plan to make the ER less violent, and Frome possibly commits human rights violations. 

Polly and Emily reach the peak of comedy as they try to eat their microphones. 

Once again, New Amsterdam is hit hard with some revenue woes and, once again,  it's up to Max to save it. If only the hospital could convince him to do his last favorite thing - ask for money. 

Polly wants the audience to know that she keeps up with pop culture references, and Emily convinces Polly that podcasting is basically just shadow puppetry. 

Reynolds flies in from San Francisco in a desperate bid to save the Covid-striken Kapoor. Meanwhile, Max faces a formidable obstacle - consequences from his decisions in season two. 

Emily wants everyone to remind you that Reynolds was stabbed, and Polly played everyone's favorite West Side Story character: Anastasia. 

It's here. Covid has come to the Dam. And New Amsterdam tackles the historic pandemic in the only way they know how: by having a commercial jet crash into the river right outside the hospital. 

Emily does a Freddie Highmore impression in Simlish, and Polly's favorite kind of movie trivia is blatant lies. 

It's the season 2 finale, and a dark cloud is looming: behind the scenes, Covid has breached the set...

We first see select scenes from the episode that was pulled from air (originally titled "Pandemic".) Then, we launch into the finale as the members of New Amsterdam battle sexual harassment, the second amendment, and glue guns full of morphine.

Polly opens up about her mime heritage, and Emily has rejected your calendar invite.



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A man tries to use a crowd-funding website for his dad's surgery, but Max insists they find an alternative to protect his patient's dignity. Meanwhile, it's Reynolds' last day at the Dam, and unfortunately he spends it trapped at the bottom of an elevator shaft.

Polly gets invited to be a guest on Ellen's last season, and Emily believed the Jewish Ghost in this episode was real.

In a twist that no one could see coming, Max, Bloom, and Reynolds are being sued for malpractice! But as they prepare for the trial, the case becomes more complicated than it seems. 

Emily isn't going to swear anymore, and Polly ships Johann Gutenberg and Martin Luther. 

Max is ecstatic after getting a shocking order from the boss: "go break some rules." Meanwhile, Iggy Frome decides to break some societal rules on his own by becoming a marriage counselor to a two half-siblings. 

Emily loves listing steampunk things, and Polly continues to not be fact-checked. 

Max is ordered to make some budget cuts or else everyone will be skipping a paycheck! His first idea? He sends Reynolds to Mexico City for the afternoon. 

Emily calls in from a phone booth to record this, and Polly once again needs to speak for the entire Jewish community in response to a New Amsterdam episode.