Ep 2. Episode 2

After a dramatic premiere episode, Wakefield returns with another gripping chapter. Episode 2 focuses on Nik Katira, the head of the hospital's Emergency Department. Nik has an extraordinary skill set, but he has also struggled with anger issues and has a turbulent relationship with his wife. This episode picks up with Nik having a tumultuous day at work, where he's confronted by a sequence of emergencies.

As the day progresses, Nik finds himself feeling increasingly frustrated by the hospital's organizational and bureaucratic frustrations, which stall his efforts to save his patients. His assistant, Paula, tries to support him, but she is occupied with her own personal issues, causing Nik to feel even more isolated and alone.

As an aside, the episode delves into Tim's character, who has obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and his struggle to make it through the day without indulging in his compulsive behaviors. Despite his best efforts, however, he finds himself giving in to one of his compulsive behaviors. Meanwhile, they also touch upon the conflict between Wakefield hospital and a private medical center.

Ultimately, Nik's exasperation and mounting concerns come to a head when he is faced with a young patient who is in urgent need of surgery and seems to have been involved in a serious car accident. However, Nik has to get clearance from the other departments before proceeding with the surgery, and this is where the episode's climax unfolds.

In the end, Nik's skills are put to the test, and viewers are left wondering if he will be able to save the young girl's life. Meanwhile, the show continues to delve into the various characters' complexities, exploring their pasts and revealing hidden facets of their personalities.

All in all, Wakefield Season 1 Episode 2 is a gripping chapter that is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With its compelling plot, complex characters, and thought-provoking themes, this drama has quickly become a must-watch for anyone who enjoys quality television.