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Thanks for all the fun books, Doc Sullivan. 00:38.672 --> 00:42.382 -How's your daughter? -On the mend at last. 00:45.879 --> 00:47.479 Morris, what's happening? 00:47.481 --> 00:49.381 Just you, Doc. Rocking that suit. 00:49.383 --> 00:52.293 (chuckles) Laura, good morning. 00:52.286 --> 00:53.646 -Morning, Doc. -Has anyone ever told you 00:53.654 --> 00:55.294 you look like Sophia Loren? 00:55.289 --> 00:59.089 -Only you. But that's okay. -Ah. (inhales sharply) 00:59.092 --> 01:00.992 I got this twinge driving me crazy. 01:00.994 --> 01:02.264 I think I pulled a muscle 01:02.262 --> 01:04.262 playing a ferocious pickleball game. 01:04.264 --> 01:06.334 You think maybe you could find me a muscle relaxer? 01:06.333 --> 01:07.843 Uh, you know I can't do that. 01:07.835 --> 01:10.195 But I've got some ibuprofen in my purse if you would like... 01:10.204 --> 01:11.614 Gives me a stomachache. 01:11.605 --> 01:14.735 I'll get a massage later, tough it out till then. 01:16.844 --> 01:18.254 (knocking on door) 01:18.245 --> 01:21.315 Good morning, love. How we feeling today? 01:21.315 --> 01:25.145 Hi, Dad. Conrad's just finishing up his examination. 01:25.152 --> 01:28.162 -What's the good word, Dr. Hawkins? -Hey. 01:28.155 --> 01:30.285 CBC and 'lytes are stable, 01:30.290 --> 01:31.760 one low-grade fever controlled with meds 01:31.758 --> 01:33.388 and you are getting your color back. 01:33.393 --> 01:35.303 CONRAD: She's doing really well. 01:35.295 --> 01:38.195 Next step, get her out of bed, up and moving. 01:38.198 --> 01:40.568 She's just being a little stubborn. 01:40.567 --> 01:41.437 Hmm. 01:41.435 --> 01:44.365 I think I know what that problem is. 01:44.371 --> 01:46.741 There's no longer a guard outside the door. 01:46.740 --> 01:49.710 I know they caught the men who tried to kill me. 01:49.710 --> 01:51.510 I understand, intellectually, 01:51.512 --> 01:54.852 but I just, I don't want to leave this room. 01:54.848 --> 01:56.978 Totally normal PTSD. 01:56.984 --> 01:58.494 You'll beat it. 01:58.485 --> 02:01.515 I miss that feisty girl with the chip on her shoulder. 02:01.522 --> 02:04.262 (chuckles) Yeah. 02:04.258 --> 02:06.728 I'd love to see you do a walk around the unit today. 02:06.727 --> 02:10.827 With a walker, someone by your side to make you feel safe. 02:10.831 --> 02:12.471 Come on, Cade. You and me. 02:12.466 --> 02:14.466 Once around the unit, like when you were a kid. 02:14.468 --> 02:15.768 Even better. 02:16.703 --> 02:19.243 Don't get me wrong, I'm loving the attention, 02:19.239 --> 02:22.309 but who are you again? 02:22.309 --> 02:23.639 (laughs) 02:23.644 --> 02:25.184 I practically raised myself. 02:25.179 --> 02:27.479 This guy was always at the hospital. 02:27.481 --> 02:29.621 -And now... -You're his patient. 02:29.616 --> 02:32.116 -Bingo. -Who doesn't love being psychoanalyzed 02:32.119 --> 02:35.319 by two totally unqualified people? 02:35.322 --> 02:37.722 A gift. To soothe your belly. 02:40.627 --> 02:41.827 -Banana pudding? -Mm. 02:41.828 --> 02:43.628 Are you trying to kill me? 02:44.865 --> 02:46.125 I'm allergic. 02:46.133 --> 02:49.143 I almost died when I was four. Remember? 02:50.270 --> 02:52.070 I thought that was strawberries. 02:53.173 --> 02:55.083 My apology. I'm gonna go 02:55.075 --> 02:57.205 to the cafeteria right now and I'll be back 02:57.211 --> 02:59.851 with the best chocolate pudding in the house. 02:59.847 --> 03:01.517 Then we walk. 03:05.252 --> 03:08.562 -Your father, he's... -He's a mixed blessing. 03:08.555 --> 03:13.525 He's a god to his patients and himself. 03:13.527 --> 03:16.527 You know who really loves banana pudding? 03:17.598 --> 03:19.068 Him. 03:19.900 --> 03:22.040 Story of my life. 03:23.637 --> 03:27.367 Marco Anza, 14-year-old male, syncopal episode. 03:27.374 --> 03:29.484 History of osteogenesis imperfecta. 03:29.476 --> 03:32.306 IRVING: Hey, Marco, my name is Dr. Feldman. 03:32.312 --> 03:34.822 -Can you tell me what happened? -MARCO: I fell off 03:34.815 --> 03:35.875 my neighbor's bike. 03:35.883 --> 03:37.323 My mom's gonna kill me. 03:37.317 --> 03:39.517 She followed the ambulance. She'll be here any minute. 03:39.520 --> 03:41.920 All right, we got you, buddy. On my count. 03:41.922 --> 03:44.022 One, two, three. 03:47.928 --> 03:49.458 I'm not supposed to bike. 03:49.463 --> 03:53.273 I-I got dizzy and everything went black 03:53.267 --> 03:55.837 and that's when I fell... 03:55.836 --> 03:57.096 (monitor beeping rapidly) 03:57.104 --> 03:58.414 He's in V tach. 03:58.405 --> 03:59.965 Go get a crash cart and Dr. Austin. 03:59.973 --> 04:01.313 IRVING: Thready pulse. 04:01.308 --> 04:03.308 Prepare to do chest compressions if he codes. 04:03.310 --> 04:05.750 I'm his mother. Uh, no CPR. His-his bones break 04:05.746 --> 04:08.846 with the slightest pressure, he has osteogenesis imperfecta. 04:09.650 --> 04:11.220 -Where's that crash cart? -AUSTIN: Right here. 04:11.218 --> 04:13.148 All right, I'll get these pads on him 04:13.153 --> 04:15.093 and you charge to 200. 04:16.590 --> 04:19.930 Uh, Doctor, please don't let my baby die. 04:19.927 --> 04:21.857 Please, God, please, please. 04:21.862 --> 04:23.462 All right, clear. 04:25.132 --> 04:27.432 -(thumps) -(monitor beeps) 04:28.902 --> 04:31.742 (exhales) Sinus tach at 110. 04:31.738 --> 04:33.338 All right. 04:33.340 --> 04:36.840 He's okay, Mom. He's stable. 04:36.844 --> 04:39.114 Thank you. Thank you. 04:39.112 --> 04:41.322 That was terrifying. 04:41.315 --> 04:43.475 I don't understand. Why did his heart stop? 04:43.483 --> 04:46.153 It didn't. It went into a dangerous rhythm, 04:46.153 --> 04:48.763 and now we have to figure out why. 04:48.755 --> 04:50.855 Marco. 04:50.858 --> 04:53.258 Honey, it's Mom. Talk to me. 04:53.260 --> 04:54.960 Please, talk to me, honey. 04:54.962 --> 04:57.162 My back really hurts. 04:57.164 --> 04:59.174 -IRVING: What'd he say? -His back hurts. 04:59.166 --> 05:01.336 Another possible injury from the fall? 05:02.002 --> 05:03.502 He could have broken anything. 05:03.504 --> 05:05.744 It's exactly why he's never supposed to be on a bicycle. 05:05.739 --> 05:07.509 Answer box. 05:07.508 --> 05:09.608 Yeah. All right, people. 05:09.610 --> 05:14.080 Let's get this young man ready for X-ray and CT. 05:16.583 --> 05:18.653 ♪ 05:31.365 --> 05:33.195 Are you back at work, Albert? 05:33.200 --> 05:35.800 Yeah, just in time for the midterms, 05:35.802 --> 05:38.912 much to the chagrin of my students. 05:38.906 --> 05:41.006 I'm sure they are thrilled to have you back. 05:41.008 --> 05:43.238 Well, they did make a TikTok video 05:43.243 --> 05:46.253 reciting the periodic table while twerking. 05:46.246 --> 05:50.316 I suppose that's their version of a "Get well soon" card. 05:50.317 --> 05:51.687 That is something that I'd like to see. 05:51.685 --> 05:54.655 And there's something that I want to show you. 05:58.992 --> 06:01.202 -These are your lungs. -Mm-hmm. 06:01.195 --> 06:02.525 DEVON: Do you notice anything different? 06:02.529 --> 06:04.629 This is what they looked like before. 06:08.268 --> 06:10.268 -ALBERT: No tumors. -That's right. 06:10.270 --> 06:12.810 If I didn't know you entered our clinical trial 06:12.806 --> 06:16.076 with advanced lung cancer, I'd say that these are the lungs 06:16.076 --> 06:18.276 of a completely healthy man. 06:18.278 --> 06:20.608 (laughs) 06:20.614 --> 06:23.384 O-Okay, wait, wait. Complete remission? 06:23.383 --> 06:25.023 -Yeah, man. -Oh, my gosh. 06:25.018 --> 06:26.918 -(chuckles) -Thank you. 06:26.920 --> 06:29.320 Thank you, Dr. Pravesh. 06:29.323 --> 06:34.193 I know this trial was brutal, but it worked. 06:34.194 --> 06:36.864 Yeah, yeah-- And the science. 06:36.864 --> 06:38.534 The science. 06:38.532 --> 06:40.132 You found answers. 06:40.133 --> 06:42.403 More people will benefit, right? 06:42.402 --> 06:45.572 Now call Grace, and give her the good news. 06:49.676 --> 06:51.276 BELL: Okay, here's my idea. 06:51.278 --> 06:53.378 We got four marriages between us. 06:53.380 --> 06:56.520 Do we really need a ceremony? 06:56.517 --> 06:58.247 I mean, we could elope. 06:58.252 --> 07:00.152 Just you, me, a justice of the peace, 07:00.153 --> 07:02.493 followed by a wild honeymoon 07:02.489 --> 07:05.359 at the destination of your choice. 07:06.927 --> 07:08.997 Um... Whoa, I'm-I'm sorry. 07:08.996 --> 07:10.496 I was told that you wanted to see me? 07:10.497 --> 07:12.227 -(Bell chuckles) -KIT: Yes, please. 07:12.232 --> 07:13.832 We both do. Please, come in. 07:13.834 --> 07:15.144 Yeah, and congratulations 07:15.135 --> 07:18.065 on your incredibly successful clinical trial. 07:18.071 --> 07:20.541 KIT: And the rabies protocol with Conrad. 07:20.541 --> 07:21.641 We are so proud of you. 07:21.642 --> 07:24.112 Especially since you trained here at Chastain. 07:24.111 --> 07:27.651 What she's really saying is she's terrified. 07:27.648 --> 07:29.748 And we don't want to lose you. 07:29.750 --> 07:31.450 KIT: Dare I ask? 07:31.451 --> 07:33.851 Are you being courted by the great research hospitals 07:33.854 --> 07:35.494 of the world? 07:37.024 --> 07:39.364 Actually, yes. 07:39.359 --> 07:44.229 Baltimore Hospital of Advanced Sciences is flying me up today. 07:44.231 --> 07:45.531 Wow. 07:45.532 --> 07:48.172 We will match any offer. 07:48.168 --> 07:50.898 Thank you. But there is no official offer to match, 07:50.904 --> 07:52.344 and money is not the only factor. 07:52.339 --> 07:56.279 There are... um, issues here. 07:56.276 --> 07:58.846 Personal ones, I imagine. 07:58.846 --> 08:00.606 Yes. 08:00.614 --> 08:03.524 -We're rooting for you and Leela. -Thank you. 08:03.517 --> 08:05.147 I appreciate that. 08:05.152 --> 08:08.392 Uh, I almost forgot. 08:08.388 --> 08:11.158 Congratulations on your, on your engagement. 08:11.158 --> 08:13.388 -Thank you. -Thanks. 08:16.463 --> 08:19.303 Oh, the poor guy. 08:19.299 --> 08:21.439 You know, his career is accelerating like a Ferrari, 08:21.435 --> 08:26.135 and, you know, all he can think of is the empty passenger seat. 08:27.374 --> 08:29.484 Thank you. Okay, I better go. 08:29.476 --> 08:31.706 I got a crazy day. 08:35.482 --> 08:37.322 AUSTIN: Wow. 08:37.317 --> 08:40.417 There have got to be over 200 healed fractures here. 08:40.420 --> 08:43.460 Mm, it's no wonder his mother's so protective. 08:43.457 --> 08:46.527 Osteogenesis imperfecta is a brutal disease. 08:46.527 --> 08:49.257 Every time your kid stumbles, a bone can break. 08:49.263 --> 08:51.503 And bone pain is terrible. 08:51.498 --> 08:55.138 -You ever broken any? -Lucky for me, only one. 08:55.135 --> 08:58.005 -Proximal humerus. -Hmm. How? 08:58.005 --> 09:01.975 Oh, that's a long story involving a skateboard ramp 09:01.975 --> 09:04.775 and a very dumb teenage AJ. 09:04.778 --> 09:06.478 And a cat. 09:07.915 --> 09:09.615 Don't ask. 09:11.185 --> 09:13.645 Well, there's a new spinal fracture, T11-T12, 09:13.654 --> 09:15.894 likely from the fall, but we can fix that. 09:15.889 --> 09:21.029 AUSTIN: But what concerns me the most is the restrictive cardiomyopathy. 09:21.028 --> 09:23.358 With the severity of his pectus excavatum, 09:23.363 --> 09:26.673 his rib cage is almost strangling his heart. 09:26.667 --> 09:29.137 -The Ravitch procedure? -Yeah. 09:29.136 --> 09:32.636 Break the bones of his sternum and reset them to make room 09:32.639 --> 09:34.369 for his heart to work properly. 09:34.374 --> 09:37.184 It's an incredibly risky operation for a kid with OI. 09:37.177 --> 09:39.177 Yeah, but if we don't fix it, 09:39.179 --> 09:43.379 Marco could go into lethal rhythm again and die. 09:45.919 --> 09:47.919 I understand the upside of the operation, 09:47.921 --> 09:50.461 and the danger for Marco if we don't do it. 09:50.457 --> 09:52.357 But what about the surgery itself? 09:52.359 --> 09:54.559 There is a risk of damage to his heart 09:54.561 --> 09:57.331 and aortic aneurysm once we saw through the bone. 09:57.331 --> 09:59.871 So, you could damage his heart 09:59.867 --> 10:03.337 while you're trying to repair the bones that you are afraid 10:03.337 --> 10:05.407 -might strangle the heart? -And again, 10:05.405 --> 10:08.505 these are bones that caused him to black out on the bike 10:08.509 --> 10:10.339 when his heart went into a lethal rhythm. 10:10.344 --> 10:12.254 BILLIE: If we don't do the surgery, any stress 10:12.246 --> 10:14.876 on his heart could worsen the strain and kill him. 10:14.882 --> 10:19.522 So there's risks with or without the surgery-- but far less 10:19.520 --> 10:23.120 if I just make sure that-that he's never alone again. 10:23.123 --> 10:25.133 MARCO: Never alone? 10:25.125 --> 10:26.725 Mom, are you kidding? That's crazy. 10:26.727 --> 10:28.527 I-I don't want to live like that. 10:28.529 --> 10:30.859 I don't want to be wrapped in Bubble Wrap 10:30.864 --> 10:32.104 and put in a drawer. 10:32.099 --> 10:33.969 I want to do stuff. 10:33.967 --> 10:35.267 Honey, I know you do, 10:35.269 --> 10:36.599 but you have to accept there's limitations. 10:36.603 --> 10:38.543 You can't do risky things like go ride a bike. 10:38.539 --> 10:42.479 I-I get that I can't, like, play football, 10:42.476 --> 10:45.376 but I'm not gonna stop riding bikes. 10:49.616 --> 10:51.686 Did you know his first fracture happened 10:51.685 --> 10:53.285 when he was three months old? 10:53.287 --> 10:55.257 I was putting a onesie over his head 10:55.255 --> 10:57.925 and his collarbone just cracked. 10:57.925 --> 11:00.785 It's been 14 years of this. 11:00.794 --> 11:02.264 But we've managed. 11:02.262 --> 11:05.872 I've managed to keep my boy safe. 11:05.866 --> 11:08.036 Mom, I-I love you, 11:08.035 --> 11:10.195 and I know that you've protected me 11:10.204 --> 11:15.284 ever since I was a baby, but safe isn't enough. 11:15.275 --> 11:17.975 I-I've done a bunch of research, 11:17.978 --> 11:21.278 and I can get better. 11:21.281 --> 11:24.991 I-I want to go to college. 11:24.985 --> 11:26.415 He's right. 11:26.420 --> 11:30.090 In some forms of OI, fractures decrease after puberty 11:30.090 --> 11:31.790 when rapid bone growth comes to an end. 11:31.792 --> 11:34.602 This may already be happening with Marco. 11:34.595 --> 11:36.325 After a fall from a bike, we'd expect to see 11:36.330 --> 11:38.100 far more fractures than he has today. 11:38.098 --> 11:44.168 See, if they do the surgery, I could totally be better. 11:49.176 --> 11:52.246 I'm sorry. This is a very, very big decision. 11:52.246 --> 11:56.376 I... I have to think about it. 12:03.357 --> 12:04.887 Brave young man. 12:04.892 --> 12:07.432 -We both know we can fix him. -Very brave. 12:07.427 --> 12:09.057 You know, the mom's protected him so long, 12:09.062 --> 12:11.102 -she can't let go. -Well, in medicine, 12:11.098 --> 12:14.028 as in life, no risk, no reward. 12:14.034 --> 12:16.004 Tell me about it. 12:16.003 --> 12:18.713 DEVON: So he has Behcet's and he's sick enough 12:18.705 --> 12:20.235 to be in the ICU? 12:20.240 --> 12:22.780 I am thinking pulse doses of steroids. 12:22.776 --> 12:26.376 Ah, I thought maybe that was the best course, but obviously, 12:26.380 --> 12:28.680 I had to confirm with my partner. 12:28.682 --> 12:31.122 Somehow I don't think that's why you came to find me. 12:31.118 --> 12:33.648 Another spot-on diagnosis. 12:33.654 --> 12:38.734 I heard you've got a job interview up in Baltimore today. 12:38.725 --> 12:40.955 They're flying me business class. 12:40.961 --> 12:42.801 Champagne before takeoff, baby. 12:42.796 --> 12:45.496 -Oh, wow. -(chuckles) 12:49.703 --> 12:53.973 I remember when you were a green, starry-eyed intern. 12:53.974 --> 12:56.214 Your first day at Chastain, I took one look at you 12:56.210 --> 12:58.210 and I thought, "I got to break this poor guy down 12:58.212 --> 13:00.782 and rebuild him from the ground up." 13:00.781 --> 13:02.251 You were impossible. 13:02.249 --> 13:05.319 I tried very hard to find another resident. 13:05.319 --> 13:09.889 And when the sun came up on that first 37-hour shift... 13:09.890 --> 13:11.260 (sighs) 13:11.258 --> 13:12.628 ...I was convinced I'd made so many mistakes 13:12.626 --> 13:14.756 -that I'd never be a doctor. -(chuckles) 13:14.761 --> 13:17.431 And you said this job isn't easy. 13:17.431 --> 13:21.071 That if it were, everyone would be a doctor 13:21.068 --> 13:25.408 because it is the best job in the world, 13:25.405 --> 13:28.135 despite everything, because of everything. 13:28.141 --> 13:30.841 That's still the case. 13:30.844 --> 13:32.454 All right. 13:36.750 --> 13:39.820 Now I'm gonna say something selfish. 13:39.820 --> 13:42.020 Okay. 13:42.022 --> 13:44.392 Don't break up the team. 13:46.260 --> 13:49.560 I don't want to, trust me. 13:49.563 --> 13:52.103 You can work things out. 13:52.099 --> 13:53.669 She's worth it. 13:53.667 --> 13:58.007 And all your friends and colleagues are here, you know? 14:00.741 --> 14:02.111 I don't know. 14:02.843 --> 14:04.383 I really don't. 14:04.378 --> 14:07.978 But I do know that I need to see what else is out there. 14:07.981 --> 14:10.121 I get it. 14:11.885 --> 14:13.715 You've earned this. 14:25.999 --> 14:27.769 (sighs) 14:27.768 --> 14:30.038 ♪ 14:36.710 --> 14:40.110 -Uh, uh, uh... -(laughing) 14:42.282 --> 14:44.552 ♪ 14:46.887 --> 14:48.717 (elevator dings) 15:08.842 --> 15:10.882 (knocking on door) 15:10.878 --> 15:12.848 Your pudding, darling. 15:12.846 --> 15:15.646 Thanks. Where you been? 15:15.649 --> 15:19.119 I went by the pharmacy to get some medication for you. 15:19.119 --> 15:21.189 -Medication? -Yeah, to help 15:21.188 --> 15:24.628 with this PTSD anxiety. 15:26.426 --> 15:27.996 I don't do benzos. 15:27.995 --> 15:29.255 And you're not my prescribing doctor, 15:29.263 --> 15:32.073 so that's, you know, illegal. 15:32.065 --> 15:34.565 But thanks. 15:36.003 --> 15:38.173 Probably wise. (chuckles) 15:38.172 --> 15:40.372 Maybe an overreaction on my part. 15:40.374 --> 15:43.514 I just hate to see you under duress. 15:43.510 --> 15:45.710 I'll take them back. 15:46.313 --> 15:48.053 Well, I promised Conrad you and I 15:48.048 --> 15:50.278 would do our forced march an hour ago. 15:50.284 --> 15:53.194 Let's do it. Oh, that's Kit Voss, isn't it? 15:53.187 --> 15:55.557 -Yeah. -Just give me a few minutes. 15:55.556 --> 15:57.786 I've been meaning to introduce myself. 15:57.791 --> 15:59.631 I'll be right back. 15:59.626 --> 16:01.456 Dad. 16:02.296 --> 16:04.426 Ms. Voss, good afternoon. 16:04.431 --> 16:06.031 Oh, are you getting in that elevator? 16:06.033 --> 16:08.473 KIT (distant): You must be Cade's dad... 16:14.741 --> 16:16.981 (heart beating) 16:21.882 --> 16:23.582 (grunts) 16:34.695 --> 16:36.055 (exhales) 16:41.969 --> 16:43.639 (grunts softly) 16:46.840 --> 16:48.480 (groans) 16:53.647 --> 16:55.147 Help. 17:03.257 --> 17:05.987 Dr. Sutton, Dr. Austin. 17:09.162 --> 17:11.772 We've decided not to do the surgery. 17:12.432 --> 17:14.432 Well, I'm sorry to hear that. 17:14.434 --> 17:16.974 Especially since Marco seemed to be all in. 17:16.970 --> 17:18.410 Well, Marco's 14. 17:18.405 --> 17:20.565 He thinks potato chips are a food group. 17:20.574 --> 17:23.344 I am his mother and I-I know what's best for him. 17:23.343 --> 17:25.153 BILLIE: Well, for the record, our medical opinion 17:25.145 --> 17:26.775 is that surgery is the best choice. 17:26.780 --> 17:28.380 AUSTIN: Because we believe the risks 17:28.382 --> 17:30.822 of not doing it far outweigh the risks of... 17:30.817 --> 17:33.987 Please, stop. Just stop. 17:33.987 --> 17:36.317 (sighs) 17:36.323 --> 17:40.763 If something goes wrong, which may happen, 17:40.761 --> 17:43.731 you two just leave the outcome here at the hospital. 17:43.730 --> 17:45.700 But my dear, 17:45.699 --> 17:50.939 kind, clever, amazing little boy 17:50.938 --> 17:53.008 will be gone. 17:53.006 --> 17:55.336 I will not go home, 17:55.342 --> 18:02.052 for the first time in 14 years, to be alone, without my son. 18:07.821 --> 18:09.661 It's about control. 18:09.656 --> 18:13.186 She has controlled every waking moment of that child's life. 18:13.193 --> 18:15.333 For good reason, to keep him safe. 18:15.329 --> 18:17.029 But now that he has a will of his own, 18:17.030 --> 18:20.130 she can't seem to let him go. 18:20.133 --> 18:22.203 Well, there's nothing we can do, is there? 18:22.202 --> 18:25.612 Unfortunately not. We both know she's not 100% wrong. 18:25.606 --> 18:30.476 The surgery is risky, Marco is a minor and it is her call. 18:32.746 --> 18:35.116 The resident is falling asleep while he's retracting, 18:35.115 --> 18:37.275 I'm about to call the whole thing, and I find 18:37.284 --> 18:39.394 the little nubbin hiding behind the kidney. 18:39.386 --> 18:42.486 Well, Seattle Children's must feel so grateful to have you. 18:42.489 --> 18:45.929 Ah. I like to tell myself they do. 18:45.926 --> 18:47.656 (both laugh) 18:47.661 --> 18:52.901 But I'm thinking of relocating closer to Cade. 18:52.900 --> 18:54.900 She's my only child. 18:54.902 --> 19:00.112 This has... been a nightmare. 19:00.107 --> 19:01.837 Rearranged all my priorities. 19:01.842 --> 19:04.212 That's understandable. 19:04.211 --> 19:06.781 You know, we're in the market for a pediatric surgeon. 19:06.780 --> 19:08.720 I don't suppose you'd consider... 19:08.715 --> 19:10.175 Mm, I'm sorry. 19:10.184 --> 19:11.554 It wasn't my intention to turn this 19:11.552 --> 19:13.922 -into a job interview. -No, of course not, 19:13.921 --> 19:15.761 but I'd love to give you 19:15.756 --> 19:18.426 an exclusive CEO tour of Chastain. 19:18.425 --> 19:21.555 I can reschedule my next appointment 19:21.562 --> 19:22.632 if you can be available. 19:22.629 --> 19:23.899 Do you have the time? 19:23.897 --> 19:26.327 I have all day. 19:26.333 --> 19:28.143 Great. 19:28.135 --> 19:30.395 Great, thanks for your help. 19:31.138 --> 19:33.408 The patient in 423 needs a PCA pump. 19:33.407 --> 19:34.507 I wrote the order. 19:34.508 --> 19:36.708 How did Cade's first outing on two feet go? 19:36.710 --> 19:38.710 What outing? 19:38.712 --> 19:39.812 With her father. 19:39.813 --> 19:41.883 Helping her walk around the hospital? 19:41.882 --> 19:43.022 That didn't happen. 19:43.016 --> 19:45.346 I saw him with Dr. Voss. 19:45.352 --> 19:46.722 Okay. 19:51.859 --> 19:53.989 -What happened? -I fell. 19:53.994 --> 19:56.934 -(groans) It hurts. -Laura? 19:56.930 --> 19:58.300 I need a lac tray, 19:58.298 --> 20:00.398 lidocaine with epi and bandages. 20:00.400 --> 20:02.000 CADE: Feels like my incision opened. 20:02.002 --> 20:05.442 All right, let's get you back in bed. 20:14.181 --> 20:17.581 Eh, it's a superficial lac. You're good. 20:27.261 --> 20:31.161 -Where's your dad? -(laughs softly) 20:32.866 --> 20:34.596 He got a better offer. 20:36.770 --> 20:40.010 Obviously this is complicated. You don't have to talk about it. 20:40.007 --> 20:42.137 (sighs) Hurts. 20:42.142 --> 20:47.152 Talking helps take my mind off of it. 20:47.948 --> 20:49.318 No loss of consciousness? 20:49.316 --> 20:52.486 Nope, I've been painfully awake this whole time. 20:52.486 --> 20:54.286 -(chuckles) -No head CT for me. 20:54.288 --> 20:56.218 Well, I'll be the judge of that. 20:56.223 --> 20:59.033 You just focus on keeping my guts from spilling out. 20:59.026 --> 21:01.026 Ordering me around again? 21:01.028 --> 21:02.698 It's nice to see you're on the mend. 21:02.696 --> 21:04.596 (laughs softly) 21:04.598 --> 21:06.128 (sighs) 21:19.880 --> 21:21.720 Your hands. 21:23.383 --> 21:24.853 Gentle. 21:25.819 --> 21:30.389 You can always tell how much a doctor cares by their touch. 21:35.462 --> 21:37.762 I'm so pissed your dad left you here. 21:37.764 --> 21:41.204 You can count on him to make a big showy entrance 21:41.201 --> 21:44.471 that gets him a lot of attention, 21:44.471 --> 21:46.711 but after that... 21:50.110 --> 21:53.150 Look, he does the best he can. 21:53.947 --> 21:56.417 From grade school on, 21:56.416 --> 21:59.886 when I got up in the morning, he'd be gone to work. 21:59.887 --> 22:02.187 So I made my own lunch. 22:02.189 --> 22:06.629 Did what I had to do, what I wanted to do. 22:07.594 --> 22:10.064 Made me self-reliant. 22:10.063 --> 22:12.573 I'm grateful for that. 22:15.068 --> 22:17.698 You're being too generous. 22:18.639 --> 22:22.379 Well, not everyone can be the kind of father you are. 22:25.112 --> 22:28.352 Gigi's a lucky girl. 22:32.519 --> 22:36.019 My dad showed up this week, he gave blood, 22:36.023 --> 22:38.093 he saved my life. 22:38.091 --> 22:39.861 You got to give credit where credit's due. 22:39.860 --> 22:41.760 Mm-hmm. 22:43.363 --> 22:48.503 He'll stick around for a couple days, he'll get bored, 22:48.502 --> 22:52.042 go back home to inappropriate wife number three, 22:52.039 --> 22:53.769 and Seattle Children's, where he can see 22:53.774 --> 22:57.584 the hero worship in his patients' eyes. 22:58.445 --> 23:00.775 Not before I have a word with him. 23:00.781 --> 23:02.781 (scissors snip) 23:02.783 --> 23:04.423 (grunts softly) 23:12.860 --> 23:14.930 -(monitor beeping rapidly) -I was gonna ask 23:14.928 --> 23:16.298 if we could take him home. 23:16.296 --> 23:17.626 -He was doing so much better. -I can't breathe. 23:17.631 --> 23:20.571 He's desatting fast, his lungs are flooded. 23:20.567 --> 23:23.367 -He's working too hard. -We need a crash cart now. 23:23.370 --> 23:26.140 Mrs. Anza, we're gonna have to intubate. 23:26.139 --> 23:27.979 -No. No, no, no. -His lungs are drowning. 23:27.975 --> 23:30.305 We have no choice. 23:30.310 --> 23:32.510 (wheezing) 23:37.718 --> 23:39.448 Dr. Pravesh, here you will find 23:39.453 --> 23:42.263 our very own world-class geneticists. 23:42.256 --> 23:43.616 They are making great strides 23:43.624 --> 23:46.134 in the field of hereditary cancer syndromes, 23:46.126 --> 23:47.326 as well as sequencing 23:47.327 --> 23:50.497 newly discovered chromosomal disorders. 23:50.497 --> 23:53.697 These are the very experts in virology. 23:54.902 --> 23:56.702 Is that our rabies protocol? 23:56.703 --> 23:57.803 That's right. 23:57.804 --> 23:58.774 Chastain Rabies Protocol. 23:58.939 --> 24:01.109 Your groundbreaking work. We're trying to determine 24:01.108 --> 24:03.378 how to trial it in endemic countries. 24:03.377 --> 24:05.747 Well, you guys certainly go all out. 24:05.746 --> 24:07.046 We have to. 24:07.047 --> 24:09.417 It's our very center for rare diseases, 24:09.416 --> 24:11.616 where research will meet clinical excellence 24:11.618 --> 24:15.558 to cure the most challenging diseases in the world. 24:18.058 --> 24:21.258 Well, it's a dream setup. 24:21.261 --> 24:24.571 For the, uh, research scientist, it is. 24:24.565 --> 24:27.495 And we want you to be a part of it. 24:30.771 --> 24:32.011 (chuckles softly) 24:32.606 --> 24:34.876 Okay, uh, you've got me. 24:34.875 --> 24:36.175 -I'm impressed. -(laughs) 24:36.176 --> 24:37.576 We certainly hope so. 24:37.578 --> 24:38.708 Because it's all yours. 24:38.712 --> 24:41.752 We want to make you the director of our program. 24:41.748 --> 24:44.718 You're young for a job of this stature, it's true. 24:44.718 --> 24:45.588 But... 24:45.586 --> 24:47.786 we feel that you're the perfect person 24:47.788 --> 24:50.458 to lead us into a brighter future. 24:52.893 --> 24:54.193 Wow. 24:55.729 --> 24:57.429 I'm... 24:58.065 --> 24:59.795 I'm honored. 24:59.800 --> 25:01.570 Is that a yes? 25:04.705 --> 25:07.005 I need some time to think about it, 25:07.007 --> 25:08.737 process it all. 25:08.742 --> 25:10.412 Of course. 25:10.410 --> 25:12.950 But we need to know by next week. 25:12.946 --> 25:15.376 Next week? 25:18.118 --> 25:20.518 (monitor beeping steadily) 25:25.292 --> 25:27.532 You think this was my fault, don't you? 25:27.528 --> 25:29.858 'Cause I didn't say yes to the surgery right away. 25:29.863 --> 25:31.003 No. 25:30.998 --> 25:33.298 We're not here to assign blame. 25:33.300 --> 25:37.040 Marco is stable on a vent for now. 25:38.071 --> 25:40.471 First his heart, now his lungs? 25:40.474 --> 25:42.484 The truth is, your son is getting worse. 25:42.476 --> 25:44.906 AUSTIN: His chest deformity almost stopped 25:44.912 --> 25:46.452 his heart this morning. 25:46.446 --> 25:49.976 Now fluid is backing up from his heart into his lungs. 25:49.983 --> 25:51.493 We might not be able to extubate him 25:51.485 --> 25:54.615 ever again if we do not move forward with the surgery. 25:55.222 --> 25:56.762 -Are you sure? -BILLIE: Yes. 25:56.757 --> 25:57.957 We have to operate, 25:57.958 --> 25:59.128 and we have to do it today. 25:59.126 --> 26:01.996 There is no option. 26:02.863 --> 26:04.703 (sighs) 26:04.698 --> 26:06.168 Okay. 26:06.166 --> 26:08.336 It is a beautiful hospital. 26:08.335 --> 26:11.305 How does it compare to Seattle Children's? 26:11.305 --> 26:13.565 (chuckles) They're very different. 26:13.574 --> 26:15.884 Seattle Children's isn't a public hospital, 26:15.876 --> 26:18.406 with all the good and bad that entails. 26:18.412 --> 26:21.252 The best thing about Chastain is our staff. 26:21.248 --> 26:23.578 We have a roster of extraordinary doctors. 26:23.584 --> 26:24.754 Mm. 26:24.751 --> 26:26.851 -(phone chimes) -Excuse me. 26:26.854 --> 26:28.694 And looks like two of my best surgeons 26:28.689 --> 26:32.159 are about to perform a Ravitch procedure on a teenager 26:32.159 --> 26:34.629 with a severe case of OI. 26:35.295 --> 26:38.065 I could get you visitor operating privileges 26:38.065 --> 26:39.125 if you'd like to scrub in. 26:39.132 --> 26:40.402 I'd be delighted. 26:40.400 --> 26:42.440 Let me just go check in with Cade first. 26:42.436 --> 26:44.236 Meet me at OR 2. 26:44.238 --> 26:45.638 Right. 26:46.507 --> 26:48.377 Yeah. How's my girl? 26:48.375 --> 26:50.775 Uh... 26:50.777 --> 26:52.147 not great. 26:52.145 --> 26:53.305 -She fell and hit her head. -What? 26:53.313 --> 26:55.483 -And opened her sutures. -How? 26:55.482 --> 26:58.122 Because she decided to walk by herself. 26:58.118 --> 26:59.148 Where were you? 26:59.152 --> 27:00.552 I'll go check in on her now. 27:00.554 --> 27:02.464 Uh, you're a little late. 27:03.056 --> 27:04.086 She's asleep. 27:04.091 --> 27:05.831 She should've waited for me. 27:05.826 --> 27:08.796 She's always done things on her own, 27:08.795 --> 27:10.795 without support. 27:10.797 --> 27:12.127 Okay. 27:12.132 --> 27:14.232 Look, I feel bad enough. 27:14.234 --> 27:16.104 I don't need a lecture. 27:16.103 --> 27:17.373 And for the record, 27:17.371 --> 27:18.811 -do you know where I was? -I don't care. 27:18.805 --> 27:20.465 I was asked to scrub in on a life-threatening surgery 27:20.474 --> 27:22.144 on a teen, okay? 27:22.142 --> 27:23.482 Chastain has no pediatric surgeon. 27:23.477 --> 27:25.107 I may be able to help save a life. 27:25.112 --> 27:27.882 Oh, we have plenty of great surgeons. 27:27.881 --> 27:29.621 Your daughter needed you. 27:29.616 --> 27:31.346 Why don't you just say it? 27:31.351 --> 27:33.251 I'm in your way. 27:33.253 --> 27:35.823 You want to have Cade all to yourself. 27:35.822 --> 27:37.122 I'm her doctor. 27:37.124 --> 27:38.934 So, yeah, right now, you are in my way. 27:38.926 --> 27:40.226 And I'm her father. 27:40.227 --> 27:42.697 Then start acting like it. 27:50.904 --> 27:52.044 (groans softly) 27:54.875 --> 27:57.605 (elevator dings, doors open) 27:59.680 --> 28:01.720 ♪ 28:06.620 --> 28:07.620 You okay? 28:07.621 --> 28:10.361 Good. Good. Just doing my little pre-op stretch. 28:10.357 --> 28:13.027 -(chuckles) -Time to get changed and scrub in. 28:13.026 --> 28:15.196 I'll show you to the locker room. 28:15.996 --> 28:17.526 (door opens) 28:17.531 --> 28:19.371 Dr. Austin, Dr. Sutton, 28:19.366 --> 28:22.536 this is Cade's father, Dr. Sullivan. 28:22.536 --> 28:24.806 He's visiting his daughter and happens to be 28:24.805 --> 28:25.905 a top pediatric surgeon, 28:25.906 --> 28:28.176 something Chastain lacks. 28:28.175 --> 28:29.935 Just here to watch and learn. 28:29.943 --> 28:32.113 Yeah, well, this is a big one. 28:32.112 --> 28:33.452 It's high-stakes. 28:33.447 --> 28:34.847 Got a life to save. 28:34.848 --> 28:36.648 BILLIE: Happy to have you scrub in. 28:36.650 --> 28:38.450 Delighted. 28:41.722 --> 28:43.722 (buzzing) 28:47.494 --> 28:48.464 AUSTIN: All right. 28:48.462 --> 28:50.032 That should give his heart and lungs 28:50.030 --> 28:51.530 room to breathe. 28:51.532 --> 28:54.172 Very delicately done. 28:54.168 --> 28:56.168 I-I do have one suggestion. 28:56.170 --> 28:58.370 If you're open to it. 28:58.372 --> 28:59.642 I'd recommend 28:59.640 --> 29:01.910 overcorrecting the sternum just a little bit more. 29:01.909 --> 29:03.209 It may look silly now, 29:03.210 --> 29:04.880 but when you go to secure 29:04.878 --> 29:07.308 the pectoralis muscles back down, it'll... 29:07.314 --> 29:09.224 it'll make sure that the sternum doesn't dip back 29:09.216 --> 29:11.646 into dangerous territory. 29:15.322 --> 29:18.592 That's actually an excellent suggestion. 29:18.592 --> 29:19.592 Huh. 29:19.593 --> 29:21.133 I like that. (laughs) 29:21.128 --> 29:23.998 In fact, I will make that adjustment right now. 29:23.997 --> 29:25.727 Rongeurs to me. 29:27.367 --> 29:28.997 BILLIE: Take it you've done a few of these? 29:29.002 --> 29:31.212 Just a few. 29:31.205 --> 29:32.635 Dozen. 29:33.774 --> 29:36.014 -(monitors beeping rapidly) -BILLIE: BP's plummeting. 29:36.009 --> 29:37.209 He's tachycardic. 29:37.211 --> 29:39.151 IAN: And has severe JVD. 29:39.146 --> 29:40.376 AUSTIN: Uh, high-output 29:40.380 --> 29:41.880 cardiac failure. 29:41.882 --> 29:42.952 Hang dobutamine. 29:42.950 --> 29:44.020 Five mics per kilo. 29:44.017 --> 29:45.247 He's in V tach. 29:45.252 --> 29:47.752 And he's likely ruptured the aortic aneurysm. 29:47.754 --> 29:48.864 Laps to me. 29:48.856 --> 29:50.916 We need to get a bypass in here now. 29:50.924 --> 29:52.664 Dr. Cade's father, 29:52.659 --> 29:54.699 step in. We need your hands. 29:54.695 --> 29:55.725 By all means. 29:55.729 --> 29:57.429 AUSTIN: So, the aneurysm involved 29:57.431 --> 29:59.771 the ascending aorta and the arch. 29:59.766 --> 30:02.496 IAN: And the descending aorta. 30:02.503 --> 30:05.413 Time for the frozen elephant trunk technique, 30:05.405 --> 30:06.605 wouldn't you say? 30:06.607 --> 30:08.607 I've only done that in adults. 30:08.609 --> 30:10.509 IAN: Works in kids, too. 30:11.678 --> 30:12.708 We good? 30:13.747 --> 30:15.017 Hell yeah. 30:15.015 --> 30:16.645 Ah, let's do it. 30:16.650 --> 30:17.620 (laughs) 30:17.618 --> 30:18.988 BELL: Wow, he's good. 30:18.986 --> 30:20.146 KIT: No kidding. 30:20.153 --> 30:22.323 We do need a peds surgeon. 30:22.322 --> 30:24.422 Yes, we do. 30:24.424 --> 30:27.364 So have you broached the subject with Sullivan? 30:27.361 --> 30:29.561 I did. 30:30.531 --> 30:31.471 But? 30:31.465 --> 30:32.995 He's very charming, 30:33.000 --> 30:35.270 and he turns it on effortlessly. 30:35.269 --> 30:37.739 Maybe a little too effortlessly. 30:38.472 --> 30:42.582 But those hands would save a lot of young lives. 30:43.377 --> 30:44.647 (chuckles) 30:44.645 --> 30:45.975 I wouldn't worry about it. 30:45.979 --> 30:48.579 Ian Sullivan will be putty in yours. 30:49.149 --> 30:51.289 Darling, are you all right? 30:51.285 --> 30:52.745 I'm just pushing myself a bit too hard. 30:52.753 --> 30:55.523 I had a podcast interview about unaccountable doctors, 30:55.522 --> 30:57.662 then a deposition where I testified about the cases 30:57.658 --> 30:59.288 that were ignored by the state medical board. 30:59.293 --> 31:00.863 Then I came back here and did a lap chole, 31:00.861 --> 31:02.261 which I should have delegated to Nolan 31:02.262 --> 31:04.062 but I didn't because I missed the OR 31:04.064 --> 31:05.134 -and... -Can you go home 31:05.132 --> 31:07.302 -and rest now? -Uh... 31:07.301 --> 31:10.671 No, I would need somebody to cover for a bowel resection. 31:10.671 --> 31:11.511 Nolan can do it. 31:11.505 --> 31:14.235 Or Leela. Your health is our priority. 31:14.241 --> 31:15.481 Now go. 31:17.978 --> 31:20.448 (door opens, closes) 31:29.089 --> 31:30.489 How'd it go? 31:30.490 --> 31:32.890 How'd what go? 31:32.893 --> 31:35.603 The job interview. 31:39.366 --> 31:41.066 So you heard? 31:41.068 --> 31:43.598 -(door closes) -Everyone heard. 31:43.604 --> 31:45.374 Everyone's talking about it. 31:45.372 --> 31:48.212 Everyone's afraid you'll leave. 31:50.978 --> 31:53.078 They offered me a job. 31:53.080 --> 31:55.550 An entire department, actually. 31:55.549 --> 31:59.749 I'd be running their new center for rare diseases. 32:02.022 --> 32:03.162 It's a dream. (chuckles softly) 32:03.156 --> 32:06.556 Devon, that's-that's incredible. 32:06.560 --> 32:07.830 (chuckling softly) 32:07.828 --> 32:09.728 You must be really proud. 32:10.764 --> 32:12.174 Thank you. 32:13.934 --> 32:15.704 So are you gonna take it? 32:20.908 --> 32:22.008 (sighs) 32:22.009 --> 32:24.579 Do you think I should? 32:25.479 --> 32:28.619 I can't make that decision for you. 32:32.219 --> 32:35.119 Is there anything left of us? 32:35.122 --> 32:37.392 That's on you. 32:37.991 --> 32:39.531 You're the one who made it clear 32:39.526 --> 32:41.356 that not having kids was a deal-breaker. 32:41.361 --> 32:44.201 I think the deal-breaker is that you didn't even discuss 32:44.198 --> 32:46.068 my feelings about it. 32:46.700 --> 32:48.870 You just laid out your rules. 32:48.869 --> 32:50.369 Your job, 32:50.370 --> 32:52.310 your body, your eggs, your future. 32:52.306 --> 32:53.806 Mine didn't even factor in. 32:53.807 --> 32:57.077 And that's not what our relationship was supposed to be. 32:58.245 --> 33:00.705 It was supposed to be a partnership. 33:01.381 --> 33:03.551 You've already made up your mind. 33:03.550 --> 33:06.390 And now you're just justifying your decision by blaming me 33:06.386 --> 33:08.286 for the fact that you're leaving your friends 33:08.288 --> 33:10.318 and the hospital that made you. 33:10.324 --> 33:13.134 I can't believe you'd do that. 33:19.433 --> 33:21.173 (door opens) 33:21.902 --> 33:24.172 (knocking on door) 33:31.879 --> 33:34.679 Kincaid, my darling. (sighs) 33:34.681 --> 33:36.451 I'm so sorry. 33:37.150 --> 33:39.520 Heard you were the hero of the day. 33:39.520 --> 33:41.390 I guest-starred in a roller-coaster 33:41.388 --> 33:44.418 Ravitch procedure with Drs. Austin and Sutton, 33:44.424 --> 33:46.494 but hardly a hero. 33:46.493 --> 33:50.103 I left you waiting for me, and you did what you always do 33:50.097 --> 33:54.267 the way you've always done it: on your own. 33:54.268 --> 33:55.668 There was a kid who needed you. 33:55.669 --> 33:58.769 Work to be done. There's nothing new to see here. 33:58.772 --> 34:00.742 Yes, there is. 34:00.741 --> 34:02.411 You needed me. 34:02.409 --> 34:04.779 Nothing should have taken precedence over that. 34:04.778 --> 34:09.648 Dad, we have a long history of other kids taking precedence. 34:09.650 --> 34:11.750 But I'm over it. 34:11.752 --> 34:13.652 I'm a doctor, too. 34:13.654 --> 34:16.994 I've let hospital drama suffocate my personal life 34:16.990 --> 34:19.090 more times than I can count. 34:22.663 --> 34:27.033 Remember when you were the lead in the school play, 34:27.034 --> 34:31.414 and opening night, I-I sent you roses 34:31.405 --> 34:34.205 -and then didn't show up. -Yeah, sure. 34:34.208 --> 34:36.408 There's no need to rehash that. 34:36.410 --> 34:39.650 And today I brought you banana pudding. 34:40.614 --> 34:42.324 People don't change, do they? 34:42.316 --> 34:46.646 I keep making the same mistakes again and again. 34:46.653 --> 34:48.063 What's going on? 34:48.055 --> 34:49.755 What do you mean? 34:49.756 --> 34:51.686 I sense an agenda. 34:51.692 --> 34:54.762 Humble pie is not your dessert. 34:54.761 --> 34:56.201 (laughs softly) 34:59.032 --> 35:01.502 Kit Voss offered me a job. 35:01.502 --> 35:05.242 Why would you leave Seattle Children's? 35:05.239 --> 35:08.079 -Were you fired? -No. 35:08.075 --> 35:11.445 Look, I saw you pocket the benzos. 35:11.445 --> 35:13.575 You're not having an issue with that again? 35:13.580 --> 35:15.820 No, I have this pain in my back, it wraps around my side, 35:15.816 --> 35:18.116 -keeps me up at night. -Well, have you seen a doctor? 35:18.118 --> 35:20.088 Of course not. It's just a muscle pull. 35:20.087 --> 35:21.557 It's nothing, it's fine. 35:21.555 --> 35:24.755 Look, I won't... I won't make a habit of the pills. 35:24.758 --> 35:27.158 But at my age, you know, I'm not getting any younger. 35:27.160 --> 35:29.160 Aches and pains are a common thing. 35:29.162 --> 35:31.302 Dad, you're barely 60. 35:31.298 --> 35:34.668 Hey, hey, 59. (chuckles) 35:37.037 --> 35:39.337 I'm considering coming to Chastain 35:39.339 --> 35:41.679 so that I can be closer to you. 35:43.710 --> 35:45.450 Oh, my God. 35:46.713 --> 35:48.883 Louisa left you. 35:48.882 --> 35:50.452 No. 35:50.450 --> 35:53.420 Why do you always think the worst of me? 35:56.323 --> 35:57.663 I left her. 36:00.561 --> 36:03.301 And now you need a whole new crop of people to charm. 36:03.297 --> 36:06.467 -Ouch. -So you arrived to save me, 36:06.466 --> 36:09.496 and then you managed to line it up with an agenda of your own. 36:09.503 --> 36:13.173 (laughs): No, no. I did come to save you. 36:13.173 --> 36:16.183 The "agenda" came after I realized 36:16.176 --> 36:19.676 that I wanted to be with you from now on. 36:22.549 --> 36:27.189 I really did drop everything to come and save you. 36:27.187 --> 36:30.417 And in return, you rip my heart out. (chuckles) 36:34.628 --> 36:38.528 -I'll come back later. -IAN: No, no, it's fine. 36:39.099 --> 36:41.029 I'm leaving. 36:42.836 --> 36:44.636 For good. 36:54.715 --> 36:56.415 You okay? 36:57.251 --> 36:58.721 No. 37:11.198 --> 37:12.668 Bye. 37:13.600 --> 37:16.100 Well, not a bad day overall. 37:16.103 --> 37:18.273 We saved a life, and the young man 37:18.272 --> 37:20.272 actually has a chance at a real future. 37:20.274 --> 37:22.044 And he might be one of the lucky ones 37:22.042 --> 37:23.342 whose OI goes into remission. 37:23.343 --> 37:25.353 That'd be icing on the cake. 37:25.345 --> 37:27.575 There's just one last hurdle for Marco. 37:27.581 --> 37:29.451 Oh, he'll have his work cut out for him getting his mom 37:29.449 --> 37:32.449 -to let him grow up. -(exhales sharply) 37:35.189 --> 37:38.029 -(sighs) -AUSTIN: Hey. 37:38.025 --> 37:39.855 What's going on? 37:40.861 --> 37:43.961 Oh, lately, I've been a little disappointed in myself. 37:43.964 --> 37:46.774 Really? You? 37:46.767 --> 37:51.407 I'm afraid to do what that kid was willing to do. 37:52.239 --> 37:55.179 You know, take a big risk for a larger life. 37:56.009 --> 37:57.739 Listen to me. 37:59.313 --> 38:01.553 After everything you have been through, 38:01.548 --> 38:02.718 I can honestly say 38:02.716 --> 38:06.286 you are one of the most courageous women I know. 38:06.286 --> 38:09.986 And you've got nerves of steel in the OR. 38:09.990 --> 38:12.630 -Well, thank you. -You're welcome. 38:14.261 --> 38:15.761 But here's the thing. 38:18.198 --> 38:22.138 I haven't been in a significant relationship in... 38:22.135 --> 38:24.435 I don't know, a long time. 38:25.105 --> 38:27.235 For a lot of reasons. 38:27.241 --> 38:30.141 You know, my past, obviously. 38:31.545 --> 38:34.145 But now I've gone and fallen for someone... 38:35.215 --> 38:37.715 ...who I won't identify... 38:39.620 --> 38:42.660 ...and there are huge potential complications. 38:42.656 --> 38:46.186 Don't tell me you're afraid the guy's gonna say no. 38:46.193 --> 38:49.433 Because that seems inconceivable. 38:50.330 --> 38:54.370 I'm as afraid he'll say yes as I am he'll say no. 38:55.802 --> 38:58.342 Ugh, it's all terrifying. 38:58.338 --> 39:00.808 (chuckles) 39:00.807 --> 39:04.077 Yeah. I get it. 39:04.077 --> 39:06.977 You know, honestly? 39:06.980 --> 39:09.650 I'm terrified of becoming a father. 39:09.650 --> 39:13.220 You know, just the way it's all happening, right? 39:13.220 --> 39:15.990 And Padma is loosey-goosey 39:15.989 --> 39:19.329 and I am not. 39:19.326 --> 39:21.926 You know what I was thinking? 39:21.929 --> 39:24.459 What if the kid doesn't love me? 39:25.098 --> 39:28.338 There's not a chance of that, AJ. 39:28.335 --> 39:30.365 Hey. 39:30.370 --> 39:33.570 Conrad and Gigi would be lucky to have you. 39:37.411 --> 39:39.081 (Billie sighs) 39:39.079 --> 39:41.109 Is it that obvious? 39:41.114 --> 39:43.324 Maybe not to Conrad. 39:43.317 --> 39:45.387 Billie. 39:45.385 --> 39:48.415 Go tell the man how you feel. 40:04.304 --> 40:07.644 You know what? Slight detour before home. 40:07.641 --> 40:11.711 I have a top secret mission, should you choose to accept it. 40:11.712 --> 40:13.952 What is it? 40:14.748 --> 40:17.718 Someone I know needs a hug, and they're right over there. 40:19.319 --> 40:21.589 I'm a really good hugger. 40:21.588 --> 40:23.688 And so is Mr. Waffles. 40:23.690 --> 40:26.060 Then you two are the perfect people for the job. 40:26.059 --> 40:29.029 All right, follow me. 40:31.932 --> 40:34.742 (whooshes) 40:37.371 --> 40:39.511 Hey, there. 40:40.541 --> 40:42.841 Reinforcements are here to cheer you up. 40:42.843 --> 40:45.383 (chuckles) Hey, cutie-pie. 40:45.379 --> 40:49.249 -Oh, who's your friend? -This is Mr. Waffles. 40:49.249 --> 40:51.419 What happened to your head? 40:51.418 --> 40:53.418 I got a boo-boo. 40:53.420 --> 40:56.660 Want Mr. Waffles to kiss it and make it better? 40:56.657 --> 41:00.187 And I could also give you a kiss if you wanted me to. 41:00.194 --> 41:03.464 Yes, please. Both would be great. 41:06.567 --> 41:10.337 Mr. Waffles is your new best friend, huh? 41:11.405 --> 41:13.635 Thank you. 41:16.043 --> 41:18.283 Want to have a puppet chat? 41:18.278 --> 41:20.378 ♪ 41:20.380 --> 41:22.580 Yeah, you're gonna talk for him? 41:22.583 --> 41:24.023 CONRAD: What's the joke? 41:24.017 --> 41:27.187 Why do the chickens cross the road? 41:27.187 --> 41:28.287 Why? 41:28.288 --> 41:31.228 Because they want ice cream pasta. 41:31.225 --> 41:33.725 CONRAD: Ice cream pasta with chocolate on top. 41:33.727 --> 41:35.457 CADE: That sounds delicious. 41:35.462 --> 41:37.562 CONRAD: You want some of that, too? 41:37.564 --> 41:39.874 ♪ 41:39.867 --> 41:41.997 How are you feeling? 41:42.002 --> 41:44.142 Would a martini help? 41:44.137 --> 41:46.567 Uh, I'm not so sure about a drink. 41:49.409 --> 41:50.679 (exhales sharply) 41:50.677 --> 41:54.107 -I have an idea about the wedding. -Mm-hmm? 41:54.114 --> 41:56.424 Let's put it aside for now. 41:56.416 --> 41:58.646 We can still keep the date we came up with 41:58.652 --> 42:02.822 and have a big engagement party for our friends. 42:02.823 --> 42:04.393 Would that be okay? 42:05.792 --> 42:08.532 (grunts) 42:08.529 --> 42:09.899 Darling, what is it? 42:09.897 --> 42:13.027 I-I can't, I can't really see. 42:13.033 --> 42:14.903 All right. 42:14.902 --> 42:17.442 Let's just lie you down. 42:22.442 --> 42:24.552 There you go. 42:25.145 --> 42:26.845 It's likely an MS flare-up 42:26.847 --> 42:29.017 because you pushed yourself too hard. 42:29.016 --> 42:32.116 -(grunts) -I'll call your doctor. 42:37.991 --> 42:40.431 (high-pitched ringing) 42:40.427 --> 42:42.627 (panting) 42:51.572 --> 42:53.012 (grunts) 42:53.006 --> 42:55.436 (panting) 42:57.277 --> 42:58.507 (groans) 42:58.512 --> 43:02.782 Captioning sponsored by 20th CENTURY FOX TELEVISION 43:02.783 --> 43:06.453 and TOYOTA. 43:06.453 --> 43:10.493 Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH access.wgbh.org49439

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