Becker: Season 2

Season 2 overview

The season opens with Becker navigating daily clinic life, dealing with quirky patients, and managing staff transitions. Linda's resignation and replacement highlight the operational friction between them. Becker's personal struggles with smoking and dating advice set a tone of mild tension and comedic frustration.

Key story beats

  1. Diner Choking Incident — Becker performs first aid on a choking woman, triggering an intense gratitude response that unsettles him.
  2. Smoking Cessation Struggle — Becker quits smoking and receives unconventional advice from an ex-smoker.
  3. Reggie's Dating Advice — Becker gives free advice to a patient dating Reggie, highlighting his meddling nature.
  4. Linda's Resignation — Linda quits after a prescription error, forcing Becker to hire a replacement.
  5. Buffalo Tarmac Delay — Becker and Reggie face a delayed flight in Buffalo due to bad weather.
  6. Mysterious Phone Calls — Becker receives calls from an unknown woman, leading to a shocking confession.
  7. Shoulder Gunshot Wound — Becker is shot in the shoulder while intervening in a parking dispute.
  8. House Call Recovery — Becker recuperates at home while dealing with intrusive neighbors and a doctor's visit.
  9. Aspirin Suspicion — Becker suspects his doctor of dishonesty after finding aspirin in her purse.
  10. Santa's Death — A department store Santa collapses and dies in Becker's waiting room during Christmas.
  11. Supply Maze Chaos — Linda's excessive ordering turns the waiting room into a cluttered maze.
  12. Rumor of Terminal Illness — A rumor spreads that Becker is dying after he changes his diet and controls his temper.
  13. Anger Management Class — Becker is sentenced to anger management after insulting police officers.
  14. Motorcycle Purchase — Becker buys a motorcycle, prompting others to label it a mid-life crisis.
  15. Dinner Party Disaster — Becker hosts a dinner party that fails due to poor attendance and awkward dynamics.

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