After receiving a scholarship from the state, a recent Columbia University medical school graduate is required to set up his practice in an eccentric Alaskan town.
This tv show contains 1 potentially triggering events.
Not actually on the show itself, but on a show that the entire bar is watching when Shelley gets a satellite dish for their TV; there’s a show on that’s obviously touring China, and is showing distressed cats in cages. Chris then makes one of his stupid pseudo-philosophical statements in regard to different cultures and their eating habits when someone mentions “I don’t think those cats are pets…” or something. Thanks, guys, now I get to picture that poor terrified b&a guy in a cage awaiting slaughter.
I skip the entire episode as it’s annoying anyway.
In season 1 episode 1, a rat dies in a trap off-camera. In season 3 episode 8, multiple grouse are shot and killed. In season 4 episode 3, a pet parakeet dies in its cage.
In season 1 episode 1, a dead rat is shown in a trap. In season 3 episode 3, a dead squirrel is shown skinned and roasting on a spit. In season 3 episode 8, a dead deer is shown in the back of a truck and dead grouse are shown during a hunting trip. In season 3 episode 20, Jesse the bear's skeleton is found. In season 4 episode 3, a dead (or dying) dog is shown in the road and a dead parakeet is shown in its cage. In season 4 episode 6, Ed and Ruth-Anne eat a poached fish that still has its eyes.
S1e1: 36 min character is drunk and runs off screen presumably to v*, nothing shown or really heard. I’m very sensitive and this was not triggering at all for me