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TAR 22 Contestant Spoilers and Speculation
Alenaveda:
Well, as an example, Katherine is a follower of Natalie Anderson, Brittany Fletcher, Rachel Reilly, Jeremy Cline & Ernie Halvorsen.
(And somebody else called "Georgia Peach" :cmas27 )
lovetherace:
--- Quote from: Slowhatch on December 08, 2012, 01:26:23 AM ---Many possibilities:
Research MD vs. practicing physician
Male vs. Female
Beginning of life (OB) vs. geriatrics/hospice
MD vs. DC or DDS
One end of the body vs. the other end (I won't spell that out :cmas31:)
etc., etc.
I thought there might be a Nat/Kat connection, but nothing so far.
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While any of this could be true, just wanted to mention again that someone with a PhD (e.g., a professor) would also be referred to as "Dr." and it wouldn't have to have anything to do with medicine - could be a historian, for example. A PhD. is what comes to mind for me when I hear the phrase, "the other kind of doctor". It could also be a non-MD person in the medical field, someone in biology, chemistry, etc.
Remember in Season 17 where Chad taunts Nat "How's that PhD working for you?" and she responds, "For the record, I have an MD."
There's a lot of colleges in the LA area. Maybe they are friends of Nat and Kat, whether or not medical people - I think Nat and Kat went to UCLA, no?
--- Quote from: howie_2010 on December 08, 2012, 03:14:59 AM ---By "opposite" kind of doctors, could they be talking about psychiatry or psychology? As in mind vs. body.
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That's possible too - a psychologist would have a PhD while a psychiatrist would be an MD.
Also, Winnie could be short for Winifred, though I expect people have thought of that.
Alenaveda:
--- Quote from: lovetherace on December 08, 2012, 08:01:21 AM ---
--- Quote from: Slowhatch on December 08, 2012, 01:26:23 AM ---Many possibilities:
Research MD vs. practicing physician
Male vs. Female
Beginning of life (OB) vs. geriatrics/hospice
MD vs. DC or DDS
One end of the body vs. the other end (I won't spell that out :cmas31:)
etc., etc.
I thought there might be a Nat/Kat connection, but nothing so far.
--- End quote ---
While any of this could be true, just wanted to mention again that someone with a PhD (e.g., a professor) would also be referred to as "Dr." and it wouldn't have to have anything to do with medicine - could be a historian, for example.
However, remember in Season 17 where Chad taunts Nat "How's that PhD working for you?" and she responds, "For the record, I have an MD."
There's a lot of colleges in the LA area. Maybe they are friends of Nat and Kat, even if not medical people - I think Nat and Kat went to UCLA, no?
--- Quote from: howie_2010 on December 08, 2012, 03:14:59 AM ---By "opposite" kind of doctors, could they be talking about psychiatry or psychology? As in mind vs. body.
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That's possible too - a psychologist would have a PhD while a psychiatrist would be an MD.
Also, Winnie could be short for Winifred, though I expect people have thought of that.
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And Cam could be for Camille or Cameron.
DrRox:
--- Quote from: lovetherace on December 08, 2012, 08:01:21 AM ---
That's possible too - a psychologist would have a PhD while a psychiatrist would be an MD.
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There are such things as PhD/MD. I know several.
lovetherace:
--- Quote from: DrRox on December 08, 2012, 08:32:20 AM ---
--- Quote from: lovetherace on December 08, 2012, 08:01:21 AM ---
That's possible too - a psychologist would have a PhD while a psychiatrist would be an MD.
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There are such things as PhD/MD. I know several.
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Very true - so do I. Just trying to make the point, since it seems to be hard to pin down who this team is, that we could be looking for people with PhDs - who might, or very possibly might not, be involved in a medical field.
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