All language subtitles for St Denis Medical s01e12 Buffalo Bruce and Matty the Kid.eng

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- Medical tech supervisor
to ICU.

Medical tech supervisor
to ICU.

- Okay, go!
[upbeat music playing]

[party whistle trills]
all: Happy birthday!

- Guys, guys, come on.

Don't make a big deal
just 'cause

it's my birthday, bitches!

- Yeah!
[laughter]

- Uh, I'm looking
for my husband.

They said he was brought here
after the gas station fire.

- Oh, yes.
I'm, uh, so sorry.

Let me-I'm-
I'm gonna turn this off.

Um-

- Oh, this is my jam!

Come on, ladies.

Let's get in position.

- Excuse me.

My husband was in a fire.

- I'm sorry. What?

- How do the buttons
on this work?

- He was in a fire.

- Oh, yeah, you do, girl.

Get it.
[laughs]

So we have a new policy
here at the hospital.

No more Bluetooth speakers
on the floor, okay?

They've abused the privilege.

[upbeat music]

* *

- Well, Mr. Carter, your tests
have come back negative

on all the usual
respiratory infections,

so we're in rare disease
territory now.

- Oh, wow.

- [laughs] Exciting, right?

- Should-should I be worried?

- Nah,
worrying causes stress,

which impedes
the immune system-

not what you need right now.

Now, my mind goes
right to hantavirus,

but it could be
diphtheria or plague.

Ooh, dengue.

- These all sound terrifying.
[cat meows]

- I know.
[laughs]

You'll be fine.

- Excuse me.

Is that a cat in there?

- Yeah, uh, Jasper's my
emotional support animal.

- Oh, that's fun. So fun.

Um, and you have the paperwork
to prove that's a real thing?

- I do.

- Good.

- He-he's probably thirsty.

Could I get a small dish
of water for him?

Room temp is fine.

- Of course.

- Okay, not her.
There's another. Not her.

Okay, here's a big group.
Not her. Not her. Not her.

- Matt. Matt.
- Yep.

- Maybe just warn me
when it is Serena.

Okay?
- Oh, sure.

I guess that could work.

- Yeah, Serena and I always go
big for each other's birthdays.

It's just kind of this
fun thing between us.

Surprise! Happy birthday!

But this year, I did
something pretty special.

For weeks, I have been
working on this video.

I mean, it's really more
like a short film, you know?

It's, like, pictures and clips
and special effects, so...

- So like a slideshow?

- Yeah, like a slideshow.

- Oh, here comes Ron.

- Okay, again,
only if it's Serena.

- Yeah.
Everybody's dressed the same.

It's confusing.
- Yeah, I know.

- What's all this for?

- It's Serena's birthday.

- Ah.

I better fire up
the old excuse machine,

get me out of whatever
nonsense she has planned.

- Didn't you get the email?

We're all going to O'Malley's.

- Yeah, hence the bling.

- Ooh.

A woman's necklace?

- No, it's a-it's a chain.

It's a cool man's chain.

- Yeah, I didn't get anything.

- Oh.

Well, I mean, she-
she knows you hate stuff

like this, so she-you know.

- I do.
- Yeah.

- Well, it saves me having
to come up with some backstory

about this uncle died
or that uncle died.

- Right.

- I have lost 37 uncles
so far this year.

- [chuckles]

- It's an epidemic.

- Yeah.

- Well, enjoy your
woman's necklace.

- It's-it's a chain.

Pretty pumped about
Serena's birthday drinks.

I hit up the mall,
got a chain and some new jeans.

The sales lady called
them boyfriend jeans,

which I think is a good sign.

Oh, also, I downloaded
a Spotify playlist

called Top Hits since
I'm not familiar

with the latest music.

I hope they play
"We Don't Talk About Bruno."

That is kind of my new jam.
[laughs]

- Cats are cold, selfish,
and judgmental. [laughs]

I can't think of
a worse support animal.

- Well, what about
porcupines, right-

with those sharp quills?

Thanks for the support. Ow.

- I guess that would
also be bad, wouldn't it?

- Or a dolphin.

Can you imagine wheeling
that tank around?

Splish, splash. Not for me.

- You know, I think
you're missing the point.

- Nope, I've got it-giraffe.

How would that work?

What, I gotta raise the ceiling
to even get him in here?

Oh, I'll just go
pull some permits.

[laughs]
What a headache.

- Yeah, I don't think
anyone's bringing

an emotional support giraffe
into this hospital.

- Devastated I missed
the context for this.

Expanded labs
for patient Carter.

- All right.

Oh, well, well, well.

Schweitz, camera, action.

- I'm-I'm sorry,
the bubonic plague?

- Incredible, isn't it?

- But, like, the plague,
plague?

- You know, let's just
keep our voices down, okay?

- Yersinia pestis,
the black death.

Bring out your dead!
Right?

"Monty Python."
- Oh, my God.

- You know what?
It's really not that bad.

I think "Monty Python"
was playing up the grimness

for the comedy, you know?

- Oh, yeah, you'll be fine.

500 years ago,
you'd have been screwed,

but we've got antibiotics now.

Yeah, there is
one side effect, though.

It's so rare,
the doctor who diagnoses it

gets quite a bit of press,
you know.

- I have to call my family.

- As do I, my friend.
As do I.

- No, I think we need to keep
this between us for right now.

- What? Why?

- I don't wanna cause
widespread alarm

if I don't have to.
- [sighs]

- Oh, hey, everybody,
come on down to St. Denis.

We've got great doctors,
comfy beds,

and just a little touch
of the black death. [laughs]

That's an ad that
would convince no one.

- Hey, can you
make sure the guy in 109

gets heparin at 6:00?

- Nope.
I'll be at O'Malley's.

- You mean Serena's thing?

I thought that was
close friends only.

- I think she invited
pretty much everyone.

You're not coming?

- No, I didn't get
roped into that.

[laughs]
Luckily.

Luckily, I did not
get roped into that.

[keyboard clacking]

- * We remember *

- I almost used
"Closing Time,"

but I think we used it for Dale
the security guy's funeral.

- Oh, this was the right call.

- You should try "YMCA" by
the "Despicable Me" minions.

Have you heard that track?

- No, I'm an adult, so...

- Lots of adults
like the minions-

Gru-
- Hey, guys, listen.

If we talk,
we're gonna miss it, okay?

So let's-
- Yeah.

* *

[beeping]

Keith!

No microwave. It's a birthday.

- But it's ramen.
I need to-

- Eat it dry, Keith!

* *

- I'm treating myself
to whatever snacks I want

this morning
because today is my 50th.

Yup, half a century.

Feels big.

* *

[crunching]

* *

- Hmm.
[laughs]

Can you believe
that was five years ago?

- Really?
- Yeah.

- Oh.
I guess it has been five years.

- Mm-hmm.

- Can't believe it.
- [chuckles]

* *

Remember-
[laughs]

Remember when Bruce
came in in shorts,

and he had razor burn
all over his legs?

- Yeah, that was funny.

- That was really funny.

[upbeat electronic music
playing]

Oh!

Here we go.

Abscess supercut.

- * Abscess supercut *

- Oh, man.
[laughs]

* Abscess supercut *
[laughs]

- Keith.

Shh.

* *

- Now, it's crucial we do
some contact tracing.

We've gotta figure out where
you picked up the plague.

- Okay, can we call it
something else for right now?

How about the giggles?
- Sure.

Have you been in any
flea-infested dwellings

or touched any open,
festering wounds

that could have given you
the giggles?

- No, I don't think so.
Can we not call it the giggles?

- Well, what else is fun?
I'm not married to the giggles.

- Well, hold on.
What's that, uh, scratch?

Where'd you get that?
- Oh, uh, Jasper.

I thought it'd be cute to put
a little lime helmet on him.

He did not agree.

- I'm sorry, lime helmet?

- You peel half a lime,
put it on his head.

He looks like a little general.

- Right, and-and he's
telling you to do this?

- No, this has gotta be it.

Cats can carry the plague.

We'll test to confirm, but I
think our friend Jasmine here-

- Jasper.

- Well, pretty sure
you said Jasmine.

- Mm-mm-mm.
- You did. I know what I heard.

- Be careful, Bruce.
- It's fine.

He's very friendly.

- Yeah, you just said
he scratched you, so...

- Just need a quick swab.
[cat meows]

Oh!
- Oh, Jasper!

- Where'd he go?

- Jasper, come back!
- Go get him!

- Could have used some
lime shackles, am I right?

[chuckles]

.

- I can't believe you let
that disgusting thing get out.

- Oh, relax, Joyce.
It's just a dumb cat.

We'll find it.
- Oh, excuse me.

Hayseed. Come here, come here.

You grew up on a farm, right?

- It was more of a homestead.

The idea was, when the secular
world destroyed itself-

- Yeah, but you know
how to deal with cats?

- The animal or,
like, a cool man?

- No, we have a cat running
around the hospital

that probably has the plague.

- What?
- Yeah.

Me-ouch, right?

But for real, it's pretty bad.

We gotta track it down.

- Okay, I guess I could help.

- Oh, thank you. Oh.

I have that same necklace.

Chico's?

- Claire's.

We had a ton of animals
around the compound.

No cats.

My grandpa had this thing
about cats hypnotizing men

and turning them into perverts,

but I still think
I could track it.

Plus, it'd be pretty nice
walking into Serena's party

as the guy who knows
all the top hits

and captured the plague cat.

- Pathology technician
to Pathology.

Pathology technician
to Pathology.

- It was a little long, I know.

- Huh?

- The video was a little long.

I-director's cut
is coming, okay?

- No, it was great.

I loved it.

- Okay.

Are you all right?
You just seem kind of off.

- No, I'm good.

Seriously.

Love you. Love the video.

- Oh, she hated it.

How do I know?

Because that's
the exact voice she used

when I got baby bangs.

And she was right too.

I looked like Lord Farquaad.

- Second call, Dr. Jennings.

- That's too many words
on that poster.

- Mm-hmm.

- And on another note,
the sentiment is insane.

- Shh.

I'm trying to get ahead
of a narrative here.

There's a cat running around
loose, and he's got the plague.

- I'm sorry-
the bubonic plague?

- What? No!

[whispering]
Yes, whispered at this level.

[normally]
Ugh, my whole day is screwed.

Tell Serena I'm not gonna be
able to make it to her party.

I'm trying to stave off
a medieval outbreak.

- Wait, hold up.

Serena invited you
to her party?

No, my feelings are not hurt,

but it's part
of the social contract.

You invite me, I say no.

Then when I'm chilling
at my house, it's by choice.

It feels nice.

- Okay, so the cat is
most likely in zone A or B

or possibly somewhere else.

- I could probably track its
movements by looking for scat.

They used to call me
Scat Matt.

- All right, enough
with the scat, all right?

I say we place cans
of Meow Mix Original Choice

at various points
of egress and ingress.

Now, that includes
air vents, trash chutes.

- Is that him?
[cat meows]

- That's him! I did it.
- Go, go, go, go, go!

[monitor beeping]

- I was a travel nurse
before this.

I worked the ER
in Miami, Vegas.

I planned to stay at St. Denis
six months max.

This town
has one sushi restaurant

and one Greek restaurant.

And it's the same restaurant.

- Patient Services,
pick up 105.

- Hey. Whatcha looking at?

- Oh, just an old
travel nurse friend, Madison.

She's going all over the world.

- Oh, God.

That would destroy
my intestines.

Okay, uh, gifts continue.

- What?
- There you go.

- God, thanks.

- It's tickets
to Kacey Musgraves.

- No way!

That's amazing!

Wow.

That's, like, in six months.

- Yeah.
What, do you got plans?

- Nope.

I'm sure I'll just be here.

Thanks.

- I mean, I'm just
confused at this point.

I thought she liked
Kacey Musgraves.

I know she likes getting drunk
in parking lots.

So what's the problem?

$300.

Tim's gonna kill me.

- Okay, okay.

Uh, all right.

Actually, you know what?

You-you approach slowly, and
I'll field marshal from here.

It's just a title, Matthew.

Lose the ego. Come on.

- Here you are.
- Shh, shh!

- Oh, you found it.

Okay, Matt, go.

- Yeah.
- Go.

- Hi. Okay.

- Move! What's the problem?

- She's old and sleeping.

It feels weird to just reach
in her lap without consent.

- Ronan Farrow is not
at the hospital today.

Just grab the damn thing!

- Hi, I'm Matt.

- [screams]
- Hello!

I'm a nurse! I work here!

I'm sorry!

.

- [laughs]

I could really cut it up.

[laughs]

I'm, uh,
watching a video of myself

at my friend's wedding.

Boy, I let loose that night.

- You're watching
a video of yourself?

- Well, someone sent it to me.

[clears throat]
- Who?

- You wouldn't know him.
He's a private person.

You know, I was thinking,
you and I are probably

the most fun people
in this department.

Did you ever think about that?

- Not really.

- Boy, I tell you what.

If you and I were ever in the
same place at the same time,

boy, that would be pretty dope.

I don't know-next weekend
or this weekend

or...tonight?

- Madison's doing
caviar bumps naked

at a Halfmoon party
in Ko Pha-ngan.

And a 68-year-old man
just asked

if I wanna go
"cut it up" sometime.

What the hell happened to me?

- This is what it must have
been like in the old days, huh?

Two cowboys out on the plains,
hunting for food.

- Buffalo Bruce
and Matty the Kid.

- Well, you've ruined it.

- So what's the plan?
We just sit here and wait?

This could take all night.

- Yeah, so what if it does?

You got plans?
Let's see, it's Tuesday.

Is that your
Masturbators Anonymous meeting?

- No, I don't.

I just wanna get
to Serena's party on time.

I wanna be there with her-
for-for her.

- Matty.

Matty the Kid,
are you crushing?

Oh, you are.

You're crushing hard.
- No, I'm not.

- Don't. Come on.

Not to Bruce.

- Okay, yeah, a little.

- Okay.

You know,
it's actually pretty sweet.

And I get it, man.

Look, me and Serena
had a thing once.

- What? When did you two date?

- Well, we didn't date,
per se, but, um...

- So you hooked up?

- It was more
of an energy thing.

- Okay, so then nothing's
ever happened between you?

- Look, the point is, I'm
giving you my blessing, okay?

That should be enough.

- I realize I'm just stuck
here doing the same things,

going to the same bar
every week.

And it sucks! It's my birthday.

I should be having fun today.

- Yeah, totally.

Birthdays are supposed
to be special.

And today is my 50th-

- Can something be about me
for, like, one second?

- Yeah.

I'm sorry.

- Thank you for apologizing.

- Well, it's like I always say.

If you want
something done right,

you gotta do it yourself.

Ugh.
Leslie, help me here, please.

- I'm eating my lunch.
- Ugh.

Well, do you have something
that can help me find a cat,

like facial recognition
or something?

- Sure, just hit that button
that says Find Cat.

- Ugh, okay, your attitude
is not helpful.

Oh, Labor and Delivery
still has

their Christmas decorations up.

I've told them to take
them down three times.

Make a note of that.

And why is this patient trying
to put our pillow into his bag?

This isn't Pottery Barn.

Okay, now, where is this cat?

Wait, why is Heather crying?

- Oh, yeah.

You know, she was
having an affair with a dude

from her Pilates class,
and she got pregnant.

- What?

- And she wants
to leave her husband,

but the dude from the
Pilates class, he's not down.

He's one of those
rolling stone,

like, oh, I just
go with the energies.

- Oh, my God.
- But that's what keeps her

coming back.

- Oh, my God.
How do you know all this?

- I don't;
I just like making up stories

'cause it's boring
as hell here.

- Well, you have a gift.

Here, kitty, kitty.

- All right.

So you didn't wanna wait
for Musgraves.

The best I can do
is Third Eye Blind tickets

two Thursdays from now,
all right?

But I need to know soon
because I already listed

the Kacey tickets on StubHub,

and I'm really
taking a bath there.

- Yo, crazy lady,
what are you talking about?

- You clearly hated
your birthday gifts, all right?

So I'm just trying
to figure you out.

I finally know how men feel.

Just tell me what you want.

- Okay, calm down.

The birthday gifts are great.

I'm just in my head
'cause I've been here

way longer than I planned
and my life is basic.

- What?

Aw, babe,
why didn't you tell me?

- But maybe
that's who I am now.

I live in Oregon.

I'm gonna marry
some cookie-cutter dude,

pump out a couple
of rando kids,

and die, like,
in a wheat field or something.

I gotta go round.

- So Serena didn't
hate my gifts.

She's just scared that her life
is gonna turn into a nightmare.

A nightmare that is the
exact description of my life,

minus the wheat field.

.

[keys jingling]

- So I was thinking, and, um,

I might be getting
a little tired of Oregon.

- [scoffs]
Aren't we all, sister? [laughs]

- Right, but that's why
I might wanna go, like,

work abroad for a year
and then see

where that takes me, you know?

- [gasps] Cat!

[cat purrs]

[panting]
- Oh!

- I don't know why I did that.

- I don't know why
you're harping on this.

- I'm not harping on it.

I'm just saying,
I don't understand why

I need your blessing
if you two never dated.

- Okay, I'm this close
to revoking my blessing.

- Dr. Schweitz and Nurse Matt,
we need you in Zone B.

There's a threat.
- Go! Go, go, go, go!

- There's a threat in Zone B.
- Out of the way!

No, move! Move!

All right. Where's the cat?

- Over there!

- All right.

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

- Hey!
- I'll give it back.

Okay, nice and steady.

[cat meows]
Easy does it.

Hey, kitty, kitty.

We're not gonna bite.

- Aww, he's so cute.

- Don't touch it!
It has the bubonic plague!

- What?
[people clamoring]

- [bleep], you spooked Jasmine.

- Jasper.
- He said Jasmine!

- Right,
there's no need to panic!

- Ron, shut the doors!
- On it!

- Take your time, Ron.

- I didn't engineer
the damn door!

- Oh!
- Matt! Around!

- We'll be trapped inside
with it!

- It's not the alien
from "Alien," Keith.

- There's no need to panic!

- Keep screaming that.
It's helping.

[objects clattering]

- Oh!
- Ooh!

- Oh, whoa!
- Oh! Oh!

- Can I have my blanket back?
- All right, Serena, you're up.

- What do I do? What do I do?

Don't get me. It's my birthday.
[cat hisses]

- Give me that!

[people exclaim]
I got him!

- Matt!
- Attaboy, Matty.

- Don't let him get you!

- He's getting me!
He's getting me!

[cat snarls]
- Oh, yeah.

It's really getting him.
- Ow. He's so strong.

Yeah, I, uh, caught the cat.

Feels pretty good.

Scratches sting a little,
and I almost certainly

have the bubonic plague,
but just another crazy day

in the life of Matty the Kid.

[blows sharply]
Ah.

- I can't believe
you just held on to him

while he was scratching you.

- Ah, just the plague.

No biggie.
- Yeah.

Hey, it's lucky you had on
that chastity necklace.

It probably protected
your throat.

- Bruce, it's a normal chain.

It's not a chastity necklace.

There's no lock.
Doesn't make sense.

- Well, I think the chain
looks sick.

Very gender-bendy.

- Oh. Okay.

- What's going on here?

- Oh, we bailed on O'Malley's.

We felt bad ditching Matt when
he got the plague for us, so...

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

- Okay, I guess I should go.

- Uh, hey, uh, Serena!

Uh, Ron says he's leaving.
- What?

No, you've gotta stay.
It's my birthday.

Let's cut it up.

- You heard the lady.

- [chuckles] Thank you.

But my uncle Maurice, uh, has
run out of treatment options.

I need to be by his side.

But, um, happy birthday, girl.

- Mm.

[chuckles]

- Hey, birthday beans.

I'm sorry,
I cut you off earlier.

What were you saying?

- Oh, no, it was nothing.

All good.

You know, I realized all of
Madison's pictures are selfies

because she doesn't
have many friends.

- And it shoved me.

- And I could go travel and
have some wild experiences,

but my people are here.

I mean, I talk to Alex
more than my actual family.

And Matt straight up
saved me from the plague.

- Thanks.

- So yeah, this is where
I'm supposed to be.

This place still has
some surprises.

- Blah, blah, blah.

Why are you still
talking to these nerds?

Smile, birthday girl.

- Ee!

[indistinct chatter]

- Whoa, what are
you all doing he-

is this for my birthday?

I thought you all forgot.

- [scoffs] No.
- We would never.

[laughs] Well, obviously,
it's for you, Keith.

- Yeah.
- Happy birthday!

- All right, guys.
Keith's here.

Happy birthday!
- What?

- I thought it was
your birthday, Serena.

- Okay, um, well,
we all chipped in

and-and got you this.

- Oh, wow.
- Yeah.

- Aw, thanks, everyone.
- Okay.

- Happy birthday, buddy.
Whoo! Come on.

Hey, happy birthday, Keith!
- Aw.

[laughter and applause]

They thought of me, hon.

Yeah, they even got me
Kacey Musgraves tickets.

[chuckles]

Yeah, I don't know
who he is either.

But I can't wait to find out.

Do you want to come with me?

[bell clangs]

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