All language subtitles for ER (1994) - S03E03 - Dont Ask, Dont Tell (1080p AMZN WEB-DL x265 MONOLITH)_track3_[eng]

Previously on e.R.:

Repossessed.

What? No, no...

No!

Heather, you know my schedule.

Just once it would be nice
If you called the day before.

All we'll see is my neck.

Donald anspaugh will become
County's new chief of staff.

The guy's completely lumpy.

Well, I rather like him.

Just sit there
And look.

You can't smoke around
This oxygen tank, either

Even at home.

Okay, it's coming up.

If you were positive,
You'd have quit?

In a minute.

There.

Greene:
Susan.

( horn honking )

Susan.

Hey.

Good morning.

I'd even go as far to say
It's a glorious morning.

Didn't your mother
Teach you not to gloat?

What good's a vacation
If you can't gloat?

Just think. In eight days,
You'll be back here

Slogging miserably
Through life

Like the rest of us.

Yeah, but tomorrow,
I will be in maui

With the sun on my face,
Drinking a sea-breeze.

I hope you burn.

Thanks for house-sitting.

My cat owes you big time.

I'll try to remember
To feed her.

Hope you recognize the
Hospital when you get back.

Anspaugh's got a lot
Of changes in store.

Like what?

I don't know.

I'm philosophically
Opposed.

That's my new motto:
Change is not good.

We're getting
More residents.

Maybe we won't have
To work as hard.

We'll work twice
As hard.

What?

They're from southside.

Their program is,
Shall we say

Less than
Discriminating.

We're going to spend
Half our time

Trying to keep them
From killing the patients.

Okay, I'm coming!

Good morning,
Dr. Carter.

I saw your car
In the garage.

I didn't want you
To oversleep.

Well, I'm not on
For another two hours

But thanks.

I brought you
Some borscht.

Here, here.

They eat this for breakfast
In russia.

Hmm.

Thank you
For helping me

With my tank
The other day.

I hate this damn thing!

It's like dragging
An anchor.

Just don't light
That cigarette
Around it, okay?

Oh. By the way

I've been feeling
This waxy buildup in my ear.

Would you mind
Taking a look at it?

You know, ears really
Aren't my specialty

But there's a
Family practitioner

Who lives on
The second floor.

Really?

And he is so much more
Qualified than I am.

Oh! Thank you,
Dr. Carter.

I'll be back
For that bowl.

Okay.

Isn't this exciting?

Like a junior high
Assembly.

Here's the assistant
Principal.

Susan, I want you
To meet margaret doyle

One of our
New interns

From southside.
Maggie.

Pleasure.
Hi.

Wonder what
Med school
She went to.

Guys, come on.
Saved you a seat.

You look like hell.
Pull an all-nighter?

Price is sick so they
Called me in at midnight--

Interrupted a very
Promising date.

Morning, everybody.
Thanks for coming.

I'm due on

The surgical floor
In ten minutes

So I'm going
To make this snappy.

We're in trouble.

With the closing

Of southside hospital

We can expect
An increase of at least 30%

In our normal
Patient load
Here at county.

To meet these demands,
We're going to be instituting

The efficiency standards
That made the southside e.R.--

No offense--
The best one in the city.

( coughing )

All residents

And attendings
Will see an average

Of 2.5 patients per hour.

Your patient quotient
Will be checked on
A daily basis.

The highest p.Q.
Wins a gum drop.

The lowest has to wax my car.

Green:e
And the dead?

I'm sorry?

D.O.A.S? Train wrecks

Who croak
On the way in?

Do we get points
For them?

Yes, you do

But, uh, try not to kill

All your patients at once.

We wouldn't want
To draw suspicion.

Who handles scheduling?

I do.

Will you make sure
That I'm c.C.'d?

Chart review?

That's, uh, me too.

I want a daily summary,
And budget?

It's me.

Greene

Aren't you

An attending here?

I'm patient ombudsman

I run the
Mentoring program

And I'm in charge
Of staff morale.

Well, let's even out
The duties a bit.

You take chart review.
Get me a report by noon.

Can I suggest..?

Change is like a
Freight train.

You're either on board

Or grit in the gears.

Same time tuesday.

Oh. I think he likes you.

It was ugly,
The ugliest thing I ever saw.

It was big like a bear
And fearsome.

Well, look what he done to me.

What's this?

Dante says a kangaroo
Attacked him

In humbolt park.

That's a nasty cut.

Had a claw like a razor.

Smelled like
A elephant's ass.

Exam six.

Jerry, who was
Attending last night?

Um, mishkin.

Well, get him
On the phone

'cause I can't read
His handwriting.

It's like sanskrit.

Stuck in
Chart-review hell?

I've been
Here an hour

And I haven't
Seen any patients.

Well, pick it up

Or you'll be waxing
Anspaugh's car.

One down. Anyone got
The broken tib-fib?

Actually, I'd rather
You stayed supervised.

Doug, did you meet, uh..?

Maggie doyle.

Maggie, I'm doug.
How are you?

I handled my own
Cases at southside.

It's your first day.

I'd like you
To stick with doug.

Jerry, get on the p.A.

And tell the idiot
With the red bmw

To get out
Of my parking spot.

Space 37?

Security told me
I could park there.

Space 37 is my space.

It's been my space
For three years.

Maggie, meet
Carol hathaway.

She's our head nurse.

She also heads the
Welcoming committee.

I'll move.

Good.

Who's that?

Intern from the southside.

Intern?
With a bmw?

I thought your car
Was repossessed.

It's still my spot.

( chuckles )

Before I do the stitches

I'm going to give you
Some medicine

So it won't hurt, okay?

You know what?

I'll even let you choose
The color of thread.

I've got blue,
Purple, black.

Jeanie.

Uh, can I talk to you
For a minute outside?

Yeah.

I'll be right back.

You should call
An intern to do
The sutures.

The interns have
More important things to do.

Have you told the mother
And the patient

That you're hiv positive?

None of your damn business.

All right.

This is just going
To hurt for a second.

Jerry, get these
Charts out of my face

And get me
A sick person to fix.

Actually, the board
Is covered right now.

Kleinman's
Been turfed to neuro

Figueroa... Has been discharged

And nguyen
Signed out a.M.A.

Your labs on otis
And fenning came up.

Okay. Thank you.

You're cooking.

I heal 'em
And deal 'em.

Besides, in...

46 hours and 18 minutes
I will be in...

Don't say it.

Maui, maui, maui.

You're cool.

I haven't had a day off

Since christmas.

Why don't you
Come with me?

Yeah, right.

You're kidding, right?

Uh, I-I don't know.

I mean, you have
The time coming

And there's plenty
Of people

To cover for you.

What about your cat?

I can ask
A neighbor.

Mark!
This guy's crashing.

I'm coming.

We'll talk later.

Sure.

Good morning.
How are you?

I've been better.

Me too.

So did you see
If the triage nurse

Brought your chart back?

I don't know.

So what seems
To be the problem?

Kidney stones.

I've had them in the past.

Woke up with the same pain
This morning.

It starts back here

And it works its way
Around front

And then down.

Yeah. Sounds like a stone.

They're probably going
To want a cat scan.

Let's get you
In a gown first.

Do you eat a lot
Of ice cream?

Yes, actually.

Drink tea?

Almost every day.

Why do you ask?

Well, calcium from the ice cream

Combined with the oxylate
In the tea

Forms calcium oxylate stones.

A simple ionic bond.

Makes sense.

Mr. Sidowski?

That's right.

I was in your chemistry class
At saint monica's.

Carol.

Hathaway.

Second row...

Right near the window.

God, I can't believe
You remember.

I remember the good ones.

( groans )

I always knew you'd do well.

There you are, a doctor.

Do you specialize
In emergency medicine

Or surgery or..?

No. I'm a nurse, actually.

In the e.R.

A nurse?

Well.

That's wonderful.

What's the story?

They found him obtunded
At his board and care.

B.P.'s 50/30.

Pulse weak at 130.

No tendon reflexes.

No response to pain.

This I.V.'s blown.

His vein's too weak to hold it.

What's his name?

Johnson.

Mr. Johnson?
Mr. Johnson?

He seems plenty gorked to me.

How old?

Eighty-nine.

Quality of life?

I'm calling
His board and care.

Has he got a living will?

I don't want to get into

Heroic measures if he's d.N.R.

I don't get a pulse.

He's bradying down.

You getting through?

They put me on hold.

All right, let's bag him.

Break out the atropine.

This is ridiculous.

It's a crime.

Every surgical intern
Is in the o.R. Today.

Everyone but us.

Benton let me spend
More time in the o.R.

As a med student.

The man...
The man is a sadist.

Look at this.

Edson's double bypass?

No, but geez.

No, keaton.
That's abby keaton.

Pediatric surgeon.

She used to be at southside.

( laughing )

Oh, man.

What?

Benton's going to try
For an elective with her.

No way.
Mm-hmm.

He signed up
For thoracic

With the new chief.

Then why did I
See him reading

Essentials of
Pediatric surgery?

Benton and kids?

See, it's the most
Difficult specialty.

It is impossible
To get into.

It is exactly
What he'd go for.

I don't buy it.

Benton's no mr. Rogers.

It's a beautiful day
In the neighborhood

Boys and girls.

Gant, cover med-surg.

I heard
You signed up

For a thoracic elective
With anspaugh.

Carter.
Pre-ops and transfers for you.

Any chance we might
Get into o.R.?

Today?

Maybe... Possibly...

Call surgery!
Tell them we got

A major chest impalement!

What happened?

A motorcyclist
Hit a glass truck.

Start an I.V.
And set up the rapid infuser.

Let's move him.

Ready. And...

Go.

Oh! Watch out.

B.P.'s 70.

He's getting dusky.

Try for a 16 gauge--
He needs more volume.

He's seizing.
Someone hold his arm.

Ativan, two.

Use two hands.

Get the needle in.

He's moving.

Wait, wait.

Okay.

Now. Now!

Rapid infuse the o-neg.

No breath sounds
On the right.

Tension pneumo.

Damn.
Connie? Hold his head.

Jeanie, grab hold
Of this glass and watch

Your hands.

Pulse ox
Is down to 70.

Jeanie?

Get over here now.

I'll get someone.

Jeanie?

Jeanie!

Malik,
They need you in there.

I'm going to the lab.

I'll take them. Go.

Go.

Do you pluck your eyebrows?

Uh... Wax.

They look good, girl.
Do it yourself?

No, I found this place
On dearborn.

Time?

12 minutes.

More epi?

I guess.

What's going on in there?

The board
And care

Found medical records

But no d.N.R.

Let's hear it.

He's got c.O.P.D.

Renal failure,
Congestive heart failure

Prostate cancer, diabetes.

Any family we can contact?

A son. They're
Trying to reach him.

If I ever get this old, I want
A "Do not resuscitate" tattoo.

Get this.
His ph is 6.97.

All right,
He's been down long enough.

Time of death:

10:06.

Get a strip.

I'll go next door.

Mark.

He's got a rhythm.

It won't last.

B.P.'s 50 palp.

Guess we better
Put him back on the mask.

Tough old geezer, ain't he?

But I don't know
What she meant.

Seems fairly unambiguous.

If she meant as a friend,
That means separate rooms.

Right, or you could
Be sharing a bed.

Right.

Get adjoining rooms
With a broken lock.

You're not helping.

What do you think
She meant?

I think she meant
Something more
Than friendship.

How do you feel about that?
You're interested?

Get on a plane, humphrey.

What if that's
Not what she meant?

Three hours divided
By seven patients is 2.33.

How's it going, mark?

Three hours,
One patient.

I'm on a roll.

Jerry, I'll take that
Plantar wart in five.

You got it.

Neuro come down
For mr. Johnson?

Who?

Gomer that came
Back to life.

They wouldn't take him--
Said he's a renal case.

Then try renal.

We've got to get
Him out of here.

Jawohl. Hey, your wart.

Could I have
Some more soup?

Whose patient is johnson?

Why?

He stopped breathing.

They need you in two.

I'll take it.

Has anyone seen jeanie?

She went on break.

Broadcaster:
...Of a sighting of a kangaroo
In humbolt park.

Yep, you heard me.

Lydia, come here.

The mystery marsupial
Was recently sighted

Hopping along
The kennedy expressway.

The department of animal control
Has issued a warning

That kangaroos can be dangerous

And have been known to attack
When threatened.

Soup?

So... You asked him
To go with you?

It just popped out.

Have you guys ever..?

No!

But you asked him
To go to hawaii.

I mean, that's...
That's pretty bold.

Oh, it's stupid.

I mean, mark and
I are friends.

We work together

And I basically invited
Him into my bed.

What did he say?

Oh, he was appalled.

He couldn't wait
To get away from me.

Oh, I'm such a fool.

Uh, how long is
Anspaugh going to be?

One never knows.

Dr. Benton.

Carter...

What are you doing here?

I admitted
A woman with a lipoma.

She'll need surgery.

A fat tumor can wait.

She wants it today.

All right. Well, then

Go ahead and book
An o.R., all right?

Can I assist, please?

Yeah, whatever.

Just get out of here, all right?

Solid.

( sighs )

Hey, this guy in the picture
With dr. Anspaugh--

Is that, um...

General schwarzkopf.

They were roommates
At west point.

Judith, I'll be
In neonatal.

Hey, uh, dr. Anspaugh,
I chose cardiothoracic

As my eight-week elective.

Congratulations.

Means you're on my team.

Uh-huh. But I just
Found out today

That dr. Keaton's
Coming here.

Yes. Very, very
Happy to have her.

Yes. I know--
I followed her work.

Do I sense a wind
Shift, doctor, uh....

Benton.

Dr. Keaton is one
Of the finest

Pediatric surgeons
In the country.

An opportunity to work
With her is hard to pass up.

Well, she may not
Have a slot for you.

Well, I'd like to see.

I'll give you until 6:00.

Look, if I don't
Get the pedes

I'm still on for
Thoracic, right?

Dr. Benton, if I don't hear
From you by 6:00

You get neither.

Jane, I'm dr. Ross;
This is dr. Doyle.

Hi.

I understand you've
Been having some pain

When you urinate.

Yeah. I think it's
A bladder infection.

I had one before.

Uh, when was that?

Last year.

Okay. Any soreness
Or tenderness?

Um, just when I go
To the bathroom.

Are you sexually active?

Have you had
Intercourse?

Oh, no.

Okay, we're going
To do some tests.

When we get those back,
We'll talk some more.

Okay.

All right.

So what do you think?

Either an s.T.D.
Or she's pregnant.

Based on?

Her, sweater-- cashmere,
Neiman marcus.

Why does a rich girl
Come to a county e.R.?

She doesn't want her
Family doctor to know.

So what do you do?

Dip a urine and do

A pregnancy test
For starters.

Sounds good.

Sorry. The o.R.S
Are booked.

Dr. Benton sends
His apologies...

He can send flowers
For all I care.

You've got a breast
Reconstruction

A thyroidectomy
And a hemicolectomy.

This is important.

What is it?

It's a pheochromocytoma.

A pheo?

Her b.P. Is high.

If we don't go in soon,
She'll stroke out.

All right.

Tell dr. Benton
He has his o.R.

And tell him
I like tulips.

Jeanie, if you have an
Explanation, I'm listening.

I'm sorry. I haven't
Been feeling well.

I got nauseous.

If you're feeling
Ill to the point

Where it interferes
With your work

You should let me know.

It won't happen again.

Everything else okay?

Yeah. Everything's fine.

How's al?

He's, uh, he's
Holding his own.

It's difficult.

I'm sure it is.

Can I help you?

Uh, yeah. I need
To see dr. Keaton.

You're too late.

Well, the patient's
Still conscious.

Come back in
Three hours.

I need to talk to her.

You don't know
Dr. Keaton very well.

Just by reputation.

I guarantee

If you go in there
Right now, the only words

She's going to have
For you are "Get out."

Look, if I write a note,
Will you make sure she gets it?

I'm not her secretary.

Leave it in her box.

Mr. Johnson, your father

Was found unconscious
This morning.

He has what we call
Multisystem failure--

Heart, lungs, kidneys--

And he may have
Suffered a stroke.

That's like alzheimer's.

No. But it's very serious.

Did you ever talk
With your father

About whether he
Wanted to use machines

To keep him alive

If his body were failing?

Not a lot, no.

Were you and he close?

About a hundred miles.

I live in boone county.

I smoke hams.

Your father is very ill.

In all likelihood

He may never regain
Consciousness.

And we can use

A machine to keep
His body alive

Or we can give him

Medication to take
Care of his pain

And let nature
Take its course.

As next of kin,
It's your decision.

What do you think?

For my father...

I would try to make
Him comfortable

In his final moments.

Okay.

Okay.

I'll get somebody
To bring you papers?

You're going to help him?

I'm sorry?

You'll make him better.

I'm not sure that we can.

Just don't let
Him die, okay?

Carter, make the incision

Below the costal margin
Six centimeters.

Okay.

Now, just like carpentry,
Measure twice, cut once.

Right.

Benton, you should have told
Me you're doing a pheo.

Trying to keep the exotic
Ones for yourself, huh?

What? I'm doing
A lipoma removal.

It's on the board,
"Pheochromocytoma"

In big red letters.

Who the hell put it

Up there?

Hey, carter, simon's
Letting me do an appi.

I'm going in.

No. It's called gonorrhea.

It's sexually transmitted.

It is treatable, but we
Have to do it right away.

Are you going to
Tell my parents?

No. Whether you tell
Your parents or not

That's up to you.

I would tell
The, uh, boy or boys

That you've had sex with.

I only did it once.

Then you need to tell him.

I...I can't.

Why is that?

Because he won't
Talk to me.

When I see him
In the halls

He won't even look at me.

I feel really
Disgusting.

Sorry.

That's all right.

I wanted it
To be special

And it was like
I wasn't even there.

He didn't even
Drive me home.

Jane, guys who
Are interested

In having
Sex with you

Aren't necessarily
Interested in you.

You know?

If you want it to be special

You have to wait
For the right guy.

I suggest waiting
A long time...

Like until you can vote.

( laughs )

Paddles.

Why not?

Charge?

You pick.

200?

200 it is.

Clear.

Next contestant.

Do I hear 300?

300, sure.

300 from the stunning woman

In floral scrubs.

Clear.

I'll see your 300
And raise you 360.

Mark?

What a joke.

360.

Clear.

And he's back.

What a trooper.

Congratulations,
Mr. Johnson.

You are the lucky winner

Of a brand-new
Ventilator

At a cost
Of $5,000 a day

And as a bonus,
Your very own chest x ray--

Perfect for decorating

The small sterile
Hospital room

Where you're going to spend

The rest of your brief,
Unconscious life.

She's still in there?
It's 4:00.

She went back in.

She's got a four-year-old
With a wilm's tumor.

Excuse me,
What are you doing?

I'm just seeing
If she got my note.

Look, uh, when
Dr. Keaton comes out

Please, please make sure
That she gets this.

Yes.

I'm peter benton,
I'm a fourth-year
Resident

And I'm interested in a
Pediatric surgery elective.

I need to talk
To her about 6:00.

My pager number is...

3376. I can read.

Look, just make sure
She gets it, okay?

Okay.

Gant:
So you always vomit

When you screw up?

Only when I get written up
By the chief of staff.

Yeah, well, ten migs
Of compazine

Should get your stomach
Back on its feet.

You missed a great
Appendectomy.

I could lose
My residency.

Retracted the internal obliques,
Clamped that sucker...

My career is over.

Ow!
Sorry, sorry.

Dr. Benton.

What makes you think

You can assist

On a surgery behind my back?

Simon needed an intern.

I'm your resident.

You don't blink
Without asking me.

This afternoon,
You're on bedsore duty.

If there's a boil,
You lance it.

If there's a weeping decubitus,
You debride it, and if...

( pager beeping )

Anspaugh's leading chief rounds
In 20 minutes.

Don't be late.

Especially you, carter.

He asked for you by name.

Greene:
I can't believe

I spent four years in med school

And four years as resident

So now I can take orders
From a guy who smokes hams.

Other than that,
How's your day going?

Just got worse.

Who does this
Belong to?

Yep, that's mine.

Wear it.
We lose 20 or 30 a year.

Who invented
The stethoscope?

I have no idea.

Rene laennec, 1819.

You can see
I taught her well.

Keep hustling, boys.

You don't want
To end up

With the turtle wax.

Oh.

Hi.
Hi.

I haven't seen you
Much today.

Yeah, it's been
A pretty busy one.

So you've been, uh...

You've been busy.

Yeah, pretty much.

So, about hawaii...

How much are
The hotel rooms?

Rooms?

Or a room...

For me.

Um... I'll have to
Check on that.

You'll let me know.

Sure.

Wright:
Jerry! Jerry, turn on

Channel five,
Quickly!

They've spotted him again.

He was at the railyard,
I hope he made it.

...Remains unknown.

That kangaroo watch continues.

The kangaroo that mysteriously
Appeared on

Chicago streets, was seen
Entering this abandoned building

At the corner
Of kenzie and maplewood.

That's six blocks
From my house.

Armed fish and wildlife officers
Have surrounded the building

In an attempt to apprehend
The animal.

They're not going
To shoot him, are they?

I hope so.

That thing looks like
A giant rat.

Jeanie?

You paged me?

Yeah.

Where's the patient?

There is no patient.

We need to talk.

About what?

About my working here.

I need to know if you're
Planning to tell anyone

That I'm positive.

No, I'm not.

Jeanie, I don't agree
With what you're doing.

But how you handle
Your patients--

That's your responsibility.

Thank you.

But I do want you

To stay away from my patients.

And I don't want to be
In a trauma room with you.

That 13-year-old
With the clap

Has had her
Ceftriaxone.

Ten days of doxycycline

And tell her to stay away
From insincere suitors.

You were good with her.

Thanks.

Listen, uh...
Why don't you grab some lunch?

I was on all night.
I'm kind of beat.

I'm going to sack out
For about an hour.

I'll round you up
When I get back.

That's not necessary.
Thank you.

Susan, can you push
Some potorlac?

Actually, I'm
Suturing a thumb.

Do you know
Where mark is?

Mm, try the desk.

Hey, malik,
Have you seen doug?

Haven't seen him.

Where are all
The doctors?

Um... Are you
Available?

Sure.

Exam one.

In a minute.

Next, we have

A 73-year-old
Post-thyroidectomy

Exhibiting both chvostek's
And trousseaus's signs.

Treatment?

Dr. Carter?

Saline diuresis, three
To six liters per day

Plus pamidronate.

A textbook treatment
For hypercalcemia, doctor.

Unfortunately, this patient
Has hypocalcemia

And you've just stopped
His heart.

Rest in peace,
Mr. Edmonson.

Next, we have a...

Man, he's gunning
For you.

You okay?

I can't control
The muscles
In my neck.

You're having a dystonic
Reaction to the compazine.

I am?

Yeah, muscle spasms
Are one of the side effects.

( lips smacking )

So is lip smacking.

( muffled ):
Help me.

The aortography on
This patient revealed

A small type "A" dissection
Of the thoracic aorta.

Dr. Carter

Differentiate
Between type "A"

And type "B"
Aortic dissection.

Type "A" involves

The ascending aorta
And type "B"

The descending.

Anspaugh:
Correct.

Next, a traumatic amputation.

Man:
How much longer do I

Have to wait?

They're prepping an o.R.
For you know, mr. Sidowski.

In two hours,
You will be stone-free.

I have some questions
For the doctor.

The surgeon will be
Down in a minute.

He can answer
Your questions.

Excuse me.
I'll be right back.

I had half a mind
To give him saline

Instead of
The painkiller.

Why?

He flunked me
In chemistry.

You went to st. Mo's?

Yeah, you?
Yeah.

I think you were
In my history class.

Mrs. Hester.
Never had her.

You might be thinking
Of my sister. So, listen...

What year were you?

'88.

Oh, see, I was '85.

Mary's three years
Older then me.

Check sidowski's urine output
Before moving him.

The last entry
Was two hours ago.

Hey, jer, animal control cop
Got shot with a tranquilizer.

Where do you want him?

Exam four. Excuse me,
How did this happen?

I was trying to hit
That friggin' kangaroo

That's running around
Ukrainian village.

My partner
Got in the way.

How about the kangaroo?

Hopped the wall.

He's still out there.

Mr. Johnson?

Do you recognize this?

What?

This was found
At your father's
Nursing home.

It's a living will.

It says that your father
Did not want

Any heroic measures
Used to prolong his life.

A will? What I get?

What it means is,
We never should have

Put him on
The ventilator.

We've kept him alive

Against his
Expressed wishes.

See this?
Right here? This line?

Does that signature

Look familiar?

Yeah, it's mine.

Yes, it is.

I got to go
Put the hams to bed.

Except this one.

This one's for you.

So you'll call me
When he wakes up, right?

My work number.

Bye, pop.

What happened?

30-foot fall off an I-beam.
Head trauma.

Near amputation of the left leg.

I'll get some o-neg.

Eight units. And call
The reimplantation team.

Let's go, trauma two.
Let's go.

( knocking )

Yeah?

Jane wanted
To say good-bye.

Jane.

Thanks for helping me.
You've both been really nice.

Well, okay.

Be careful out there.

( pager beeping )

You, uh, need
To get that?

Excuse me.

Uh...

Jeanie:
Faint dorsalis pulse.

Decreased breath sounds
On the right side.

Set up for
A chest tube.

All right.

What's going on?

Weaver:
30-foot high dive

Facial trauma, open fractures,
Tension pheumo.

He's not breathing.

Benton:
Laryngoscope, now. Move.

Lacerated femoral artery.

Weaver:
Get me a vascular

Clamp and suction.

Can't visualize the cords.
Too much blood.

From where?

I don't know. Looks like
The nasopharynx.

Jeanie can pack the nose.

And an umbilical clamp.
Peter can talk you through it.

I thought you were
Staying out of my traumas.

Jeanie:
I was here first.

Pulse ox is dropping.

Come on, let's go.

Thread the catheter
Through the nose.

Let's move.

Can you visualize
The balloon?

It's down there.

Inflate and retract.

Artery's clamped.

Benton:
Can you come

Take over for jeanie?

She's got it.

I think I've
Got it sealed.

Clamp it to keep it in place.

It's clamped.

Peter?

Bleeding stopped.

He's tubed.

Bag him.

Nice job, guys.

Good breath sounds.

All right.
Let's get him upstairs.

Let's move.

Good work.

What kind of greens?

Yeah, romaine,
Spinach, alfalfa.

Right.

Who's he talking to?

Australian embassy.

Unfortunately,
There was some confusion.

We intubated him first,
And then, we found the d.N.R.

Yes, I know.

Mark...

No, he never should have
Been on the ventilator

To begin with.

I just need
The legal okay

To take him off.

Mark...

Absolutely.

His pulse ox
Barely registers.

There's not a single
Functioning organ

Left in his body.

He's got one foot
In the grave, okay?

This man...

Is awake!

I'll call you right back.

Mr. Johnson, do you
Know where you are?

You're very sick.

You were found
Unconscious at your home.

Do you understand?

You want me to take that
Tube out of your mouth?

There is a risk
Of respiratory failure

If we take you off
The ventilator.

Are you sure that
That's what you want?

All right.

What I want you to do

Is to blow real hard
On the count of three.

Okay. One, two

Three, blow.

( coughing )

Good, good.

You okay, mr. Johnson?

Call me jack.

The compazine wore off

And now,
I'm sick again.

What a day, huh?

I just want to go
Home and go to bed.

So, how much longer

Are we going
To put up with this?

With what?

With benton.

What else we
Going to do?

I don't know if I
Can take this abuse

For a year.

( coughing )

Betty?

Betty, what happened?

Smoke inhalation.

There was a fire.

Was anybody hurt?

Just me.

What about
Your apartment?

( sniffles ):
It's gone.

Everything.

Everything.

Everything.

The whole building.

The whole building?

Yes.

My floor too?

Yes.

Yes.

Yes!

She's not here.

I think she went home.

Damn.

So there he was,
Naked as a jaybird.

I mean, not a stitch.

So I said

"Son, what the hell
Are you doing?"

He turns,
Looks straight at me

And says,
"Fishing, pop.

Fishing."

He's a sweet boy.

Just slow.

You want me
To call him?

No.

I don't like him
Driving at night.

We're going to transfer
You up to intensive care.

They'll make sure
You're comfortable.

Is there anything
Else I can do?

No.

I had a good spin.

Saw two wars...

Ten chevys...

Boston, san francisco

Paris, france.

Married a woman

Who put up with me

And died as beautiful
As the day we met.

Can't ask for more.

Hi. Uh, is
Dr. Anspaugh here?

He's not here.

He was supposed to
Be here at 6:00.

He was. He left
About five minutes ago.

Uh, listen, um...

You have his pager number?

Sorry, I'm new here.

Yeah, beautiful.

Thank you.

Hey, you're benton,
Aren't you?

Abbey keaton.

I'd shake your hand,
But I've got pepperoni on mine.

Don's just letting me use
His computer till I move over.

Well, it's...

( snorts )

Sorry.

Uh...

It's a pleasure to meet you.

You know what, actually...

I've been trying to get
In touch with you all day.

I got your note.

So, you're interested in
Pediatric surgery.

Yes, I am, very much.

Mm-hmm.

How do you feel about deep-dish
Pepperoni and anchovies?

Well, um,
I don't eat meat, but, hey.

You could scrape it off.

Okay.

Sit down.

Let's talk.

Gee, it's cold
Out tonight.

Yeah, it feels
Like fall.

You off?

Waiting for a break
In the rain.

How long have
You and al

Been separated?

Almost a year.

No chance of
A reconciliation?

No.

Mmm.

Must be tough to
Be sick and alone.

A good friend of
Mine tested positive

Last year.

I think I'm one
Of the two people

He's told.

He's a lawyer.

Didn't want to
Tell his coworkers.

Afraid he might
Lose clients.

It's got to be hard

To carry that
Around all day.

It is.

I'm glad you decided
To keep working.

It would be a real
Loss to the patients

If you quit.

Is there anything
You need?

No, I'm okay.

Okay.

It's freezing
Out here.

Well, good night.

Good night.

Wait, wait.
You're serious?

Yeah, yeah.

Aah!

I've given it
A lot of thought

And I've decided
To be spontaneous.

What the hell,
I'm going to maui.

Good for you.

Think I misread
The situation?

You don't invite
Somebody to maui

To play scrabble
By the pool.

So how's that
New intern?

Doyle? She's fine.

Competent, does her job.

What do you think,
Keep her?

Sure, keep her.
Why not?

Mark, I need your signature.

Oh, more paper work
On mr. Johnson.

Surprise, surprise.

Transfer orders?

Death certificate.

What?

He arrested in
The elevator.

I.C.U. Never
Admitted him

So technically, he's
Still your patient.

Hey, that's my locker.

Gotcha.

Do you get back
To the neighborhood much?

Uh, every night.
I'm still living

With my parents.

Really?

Same room I used to
Share with my sisters.

Trying to save
Money.

You could sell
The beamer.

It was a gift
From my dad.

Bought it at
A police auction.

Oh, he's a cop?

Third generation.

He wanted me to be
The first female commissioner

But I took after my ma.

Oh, she's a doctor.

Nurse.

I was going to be

Until I got kicked out
Of nursing school.

Never was very good
At taking orders.

See ya.

Woman:
Jerry, I don't want that thing
Eating out of my mixing bowl.

Oh, ma, I'll clean it
When I'm done.

Lewis, weaver, weaver.

Ross, lewis. Greene?

Did you work today?

Yeah.

This it?

Uh-huh.

You mean to tell
Me you worked

12 hours and saw
Only one patient?

It was unusually
Time consuming.

What was the outcome?

He died.

On the other end
Of the scale

It looks like we have a tie

Between dr. Lewis
And dr. Weaver.

Last patient,
Out the door.

Well, congratulations,
Doctor.

You win the gumdrops.

Greene...

It's the uh, black
Cadillac seville.

Front row,
Burgundy interior.

Don't forget
The sidewalls.

Is he serious?

No.

I want to talk to you
About that invitation.

I'm sorry about that.

No, no, I...
I...

I hope you didn't
Misunderstand me.

I mean, we can still
Get you a room

If you still
Want to come.

Oh.

But you can't,
That's okay.

I wasn't really
Serious about it myself.

Right.

So, uh, I'll see you
In ten days.

Sure. Don't worry about the cat.

Thank you.

Have a great trip.

Call me.

Yeah, from the pool.

Bye.

Bye.