All language subtitles for ER (1994) - S03E20 - Random Acts (1080p AMZN WEB-DL x265 MONOLITH)_track3_[eng]

Previously on e.R.:

Jeanie, this is dr. Fischer
From infectious disease.

Hi.

If you want to go,
We need to leave.

I don't think so.

You don't know
A damn thing

So back off,
And stay out my face.

The truth is, I'm really,
Really good at my job.

Why change that?

You never wanted this baby.

I didn't say that.

I don't need you here
Doing me favors.

Hi.

Hi.

Can I come in?

Oh, my.

On the dance floor again.

Thank you, bubbles.

Should I try a one?

Nope. Use a three.

You got more control.

What did you get
On the last hole--

Six, five?

Uh, six.

Take a five.

Use your mulligan.

That was six
With my mulligan.

You got to go
To the driving range

With me more often.

You don't have to carpool
On tuesday, right?

I think a car full of
Screaming eight-year-olds

Arguing over who's got shotgun

Is less aggravating than this.

Okay, hold it.

Straighten your
Back like that.

Keep your head down.

I'll watch
The ball.

Okay.

( sighs )

You're in the fairway.

( chuckling ):
It's the wrong fairway,
But you're in the fairway.

I think it's this whole
Doctor-golf cliche

That's really
Throwing me.

You can't fight it.

You got to play nine holes
Twice a week

And 18 on the weekend.

You'll be shooting
In the low 80's by labor day.

Dr. Benton,
I see you have

A thymectomy scheduled.

Would you mind if I
Gave it to dr. Levin?

Uh... Yes, I would.

Drs. Fecteau and
Loesch are looking

For a resident
To assist them.

On a transplant?

35-year-old
With lupus.

Her brother is
Giving her a kidney.

I thought you'd like
The opportunity.

Oh, yes, yes,
I-I would.

Dr. Carter
Can still

Scrub in on the thymectomy.

Sure.

Unless, of course, uh...

The transplant team
Could also use dr. Carter.

Perhaps
Dr. Carter

Could assist the donor's team.

I'll ask.

Dr. Benton, thanks.

It means a lot
To me that you...

Carter, I'll see you
Up there, okay?

Jeanie...

Jeanie, it's
After 7:00.

Oh, my god.

Didn't my alarm ring?

Every ten minutes
For the last hour.

My 7:00...

Pills.
Yeah.

That's why
I woke you.

I can't believe
I overslept.

( sighs )

Here's some
Juice and toast

To take with it.

You take azt
First, right?

Yeah. Then I can take
My 9:00's

On an empty stomach.

Thanks for
Letting me stay...

And for not asking why.

Sure.

I didn't want
To be alone

But I didn't feel right
Calling anyone else.

( sighs )

I'm glad you called.

Minor meltdown, you know.

I was doing great,
And then, out of the blue

Snuck up on me.

Yeah. I forget
Sometimes

For a couple
Of hours

And then,
I remember.

What's that?

They're playing around
With my meds.

The good news is, if I
Start the day with this stuff

I can work in my oreos
At bedtime.

You still haven't outgrown
That oreo thing?

Hell, no.

Why are they adding

To your meds?

Is your viral load up?

I'm fine.

I got to be on the job
In about an hour.

You want to walk
To the el together?

Al, how are you doing?

( sighs )

You know, seems I'm resistant
To something or other.

What about some
Of those new drugs--

The nucleoside analogs?

Yeah, my docs are
Trying to get me

Into a trial
Study for those

But they only
Take 20 people.

Why didn't you tell me?

It's not your problem.

Well, I might
Be able to help.

I do know some doctors.

I don't want
To bother you.

I could probably
Get you an interview.

Where's the study?

At county.

Some docs who work in,
Uh, infectious disease

Are running it.

It's a hassle.

No, no. It's, um...

It's a simple request.

Are you sure?

No problem.

( sighs )

Marquez:
Oh, my god!

Hathaway:
"She reached to hang
His banana bag--

"Her breasts swelling
Under the pink of her uniform.

"'carly.' his voice
Was hoarse with desire.

'call me nurse... Hallonan'"?

Carly hallonan--
That's you, girl.

Read the part

About the gentle giant
At the admit desk.

You didn't mind
He was neanderthal?

More brawn than brains--
He's a dude.

Who wrote this trash?

It had to be randi.

Or lydia. She had a poem
In good housekeeping.

It was definitely
Written by a woman.

No man thinks like this.

Wait. Listen to this.

"Witchcraft attracted her
As a child

"When zulu tribesmen on
Her father's game preserve

Tried sorcery
To heal her shriveled leg."

Weaver's in it?

Oh, man,
You're cruel.

"Now she aimed her spells
At fellow attending martin bean.

"She nightly stirred

"And whispered
In a frenzy of jealousy

And, yes, perhaps
A perverted yearning"?

Yikes.

We should be careful
With this.

People's feelings
Could get hurt.

So, how many copies
Should I make?

Yeah. A lot.

That l.O.L. In curtain
One's still waiting.

Man:
Water cannot wash away prophecy.

Still, we'll start
With a shower.

Those who minister
To the anointed

Must shun the flesh of pigs.

Refuse the carnal touch
Of any man.

No meat, no men.

I'm your woman.

And all we know
Will crumble unto dust

And the face...

Did you call psych?

They're on their way.

You shouldn't play
Into their delusions.

I was telling
The truth.

The world is delusion

And truth shall reign upon thee
With fists of thunder.

Okay, let's go take a bath.

Rejoice, lost man.

Chaos is your destiny.

I am the prophet...

I'll be in
Curtain area one.

( baby cooing )

Good.

I thought I was late.

You are.

Dr. Coburn's later.

Oh.

So, how you doing?

I'm glad to be
Out the house.

Yeah, I know.

How was the cab ride?

I would have picked you up.

The cab ride was
Fine; I'm fine.

The lamaze class--
You were able to reschedule?

I did, but I don't
Need you to be there.

You're fired.

What are you talking about?

Peter, I cannot work with you.

The way you bark orders at me?

"20 seconds. Blow."

Uh-uh. Please.

Nah. No, no,
No, no, no.

You'll scare this baby.

He's not going
To want to come out.

Carla, look,
I didn't make up the drills.

Well, I'm planning on a birth,
Not a military maneuver.

Folks, I'm sorry,
But dr. Coburn's

Been called
Into another delivery.

She'll be delayed

At least another hour.

Oh, damn!

Peter, it's okay.

I know you're working.

Yeah, but I
Wanted to ask her

About your iron
Supplement.

Go save a life.

Okay.

Um... I'll call you later, okay?

Look at all the typos.

You think I'd put out
Something so sloppy?

Sorry.

I'm going to rachel's school
For a conference.

I'll be back...

It's only a couple
Of inches of water.

He puts on his waders...

But you're
Sitting sweet?

Oh, yeah. I'm
Two under after 15.

Is doug's fellowship
In question again?

No. He's just
Angling an invite

To play golf
At fair oaks.

Anspaugh's a
Member there.

Dr. Ross has gone
To the dark side.

Help. I need help.

I'm looking for
The emergency room.

You found it.

My daughter's leg
Was cut with a saw.

She's bleeding a lot.

Come this way.

Call doyle. Have her
Meet us in trauma one.

I thought
You were leaving.

I am soon.

It's not that bad, daddy.

This is why girls
Shouldn't take shop.

But it was
Jim rentschler who did it.

Jeanie, I got
Your message.

You didn't need
To come down.

I called last night.

You didn't pick up.

I got in late.

I need a favor.

Shoot.

Dr. Kramer in
The aids clinic

Is doing a trial study
Of nucleoside analogs.

Are they still
Looking for subjects?

Jeanie, are you having
Trouble with your meds?

No. I'm fine,
Knock wood.

Want to have dinner tonight?

I can't.

You'll tell me if I
Should stop asking?

Yeah. I have someone I'd like
To recommend for the trial.

I'll make sure any
Patient you recommend

Gets an interview.

I'll flag their file if
They fit the protocol.

That's wonderful,
But it's not a patient.

Actually, it's my ex, al.

I'll get him an interview
This afternoon.

Thanks.

Doyle:
Irrigate. Debride.

Single layer closure
With four-o nylon.

Sounds right.

You're lucky it
Didn't cut deeper.

Was she talking
About stitches, doctor?

That's right.

You're in good hands
With dr. Doyle.

Are you going someplace?

Yeah. I'm not on
Duty right now.

You're leaving us
With a student?

Dr. Doyle
Is an intern.

This is a simple
Skin repair.

Another attending
Will consult with her

If there are
Any problems.

I don't want
An intern.

I don't want
My daughter

To end up
With a scar.

Will I have a scar?

A small one.

But I'm a majorette!

Get a plastic surgeon
Down here.

Mr. Gunther, we don't
Consult plastic surgeons

For lacerations
Of this kind.

Don't stick us
With a student doctor.

I am an emergency

Medicine resident.

You're learning
On the job, dear.

This is a
Teaching facility

And a county hospital.

If you want to investigate
A plastic surgeon

On your own,
That's your right.

Like I can afford that.

Dr. Doyle is
Fully qualified

For this kind of repair.

I'm running late,
So I'm leaving now.

You're not the only one
That's leaving.

Alyssa, get your shoes on.

My daughter's injury
May be nothing to you

But if it
Were your kid

You'd make sure
She got the best!

Yeah, whatever
You think, mr. Gunther.

Yeah, great.
Just walk away!

I owe you one, kerry.

Don't worry.
I got it.

...Give a damn, doctor!

Is this going to
Put me to sleep?

No. This is just
For I.V. Access, mr. Twomey.

They won't start
The anesthesia

Till you get to the o.R.

Good, 'cause,
I was hoping

I could see my sister
Before I went under.

It's a great thing you're doing,
Giving her a kidney.

She practically raised me.

Our family wasn't too interested

And... Then, she got lupus,
And she's been through so much

You know, with dialysis and all.

Hang on a second.

This might be her.

Jean twomey?
Got someone here

Who wants to see you.

Oh, my god!

He is going to bug me

Until the last minute,
Isn't he?

If I can.

Change of heart, cry baby?

Of course not.

I already offered him
My stereo

In a trade.

A stereo for
A kidney? No.

You'll have to throw
In the jet ski, too.

Okay. As long
As that settles it

And I'm not beholden
To my kid brother

For the rest of my life.

Does this sound fair
To you, dr. Carter?

Hey, fair and square.

All right, it's a deal, then.

Deal.

Are you going to be
With my brother?

I sure am.

Well, take care of him.

He's a wimp.

Excuse me.

I'm looking
For a head doctor.

Which one?

Bald, white guy, little glasses.

Dr. Greene--
He's not here.

What do you need?

Well, a few weeks ago

He took care of my brother.

Now I got this.

Yeah. You're going
To have to take this

To the third floor,
Past reception
To the east wing.

They can help you there.

Thank you.

Ross:
The secret to putting

Since you didn't ask, is
You got to change your focus.

These machines
Are for idiots.

Anybody can sink
The same shot

Over and over again.

I'm really
Getting hooked on this.

I think randi
Has a hidden talent.

She said she
Didn't write it.

Well, a nurse
Didn't write it.

Nurses go home too tired
To write, so...

Maybe a doctor did.

No. The medicine's too cheesy.

She has got you down.

"The suave resident
Cocked his head boyishly

"And winked--
A quick wink

"Almost a reflex.

"She trembled, her resolve

Crumbling."

Who's he winking at?

Huh?

My character--
Who's he winking at?

Oh, you know,
A lot of these characters

Are just made up.

Douglas,
There you are.

Hey, donald,
How are you?

I'm glad you're
Not swamped.

I need your help.

Okay, sure.
Absolutely.

Do you mind?

No. Here. Go ahead.

I just got a phone call
From a friend of mine--

P.K. Palmer,
Of the railroad palmers?

Sure. Yeah.

Anspaugh:
Oh, damn it.

Well, I know p.K.
From the club, of course.

A hell of a guy--
A two handicap.

Ross:
Yeah.

This floor must be sloped.

Yeah, it slopes.

Anspaugh:
Anyhow, p.K.
Just called

From hilton head.

He's down there
With his missus.

Seems their little one
Stayed home with the nanny

And took a spill;
Could be a fracture.

Their pediatrician's
Out of town

And he asked for a referral.

Have his nanny
Bring him in.

They're on their way.

There we go, right in the heart.

Anyway, the parents
Are flying home now.

I promised them

That their son
Would get the best.

I'll take good
Care of him.

By the way,
If you're interested

You couldn't ask
For a better recommendation

To fair oaks than p.K.'s.

Yeah. I hadn't
Thought of that.

Fair oaks is one
Of the, oh...

25 best courses
In the country.

Really? Well, maybe you
Could take me as your guest.

You don't play golf.

That's a good thing

Because they
Don't allow women.

Or blacks.

Jews, either.

No. I think
They changed that.

Nope.

Pretty sure they changed that.

( sighing )

Hey.

Hello.

Chris law.

My brother was kenny.

Yeah. I remember.

How you doing?

Not so good.

My mother got this yesterday.

A $19,000 bill
From a hospital

That killed her son.

My mother doesn't
Have insurance.

I'm sure the
Billing department can...

What? Be happy to make
A payment schedule?

See, they don't
Understand that

My mother,
Who pays every bill

Is not paying
One penny of that one.

She's not going to pay,
'cause, well...

I'm telling her that
That bill's a mistake.

You don't get bills
From people who kill your child.

You don't pay people
Who lose your son's body

Between their morgue
And the coroner

So that you have to postpone
A funeral for two days.

I'm sorry. I had no idea
That that happened.

Nobody has any idea

But you tell them
That she doesn't get

Another piece of mail
From this hospital...

Unless it's an apology.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

I'm not threatening to sue.

I'm sure you have

A department for that, too.

But if my mother
Gets another bill

From this hospital

Maybe I'm going
To kick some ass.

Maybe I'll start with yours.

I'd report it to security.

Actually, I
Called the morgue

And they did mix up
The body transfer.

How's rachel doing?

She's doing a lot better.

She'll be marco polo
In the school play.

Save me a seat.

They didn't have
Chocolate chip.

Aren't you
In there with me?

Lydia's on it;
One r.N. Per collarbone.

Who's getting the
V.I.P. Treatment?

I get yogurt for kids
Who have to wait.

All right.

I've got some
Chocolate yogurt

For the big guy
With the sore clavicle.

Thank you very much.

You're very welcome.

You want to see
Why it hurts?

Here. Hop down.

Careful.

Will you give me ice
And a sling, please, lydia?

Be right back.

An anomalous left renal vein

Posterior to the aorta.

Can you see that,
Dr. Carter?

Yes.

We're standing by.

Houston, do you read me?

Loud and clear.

This is very cool.

Our first time

On intercom.

We usually have a nurse

Running back and forth

Between the donor
And the recipient.

Ready for countdown, fin?

Ready and waiting.

Clock starts.

And why does it become
Interesting now, dr. Carter?

You want to monitor
Your ischemic time.

Bingo. I'm lifting
The kidney out.

Basin, please.

Ever pass the baton
In a relay, dr. Carter?

Ran the 440 in high school.

Good. Perfusate.

Good.

That's it.

Well, dr. Carter...
Don't get lost.

Dr. Carter

Is bringing the kidney

Your way, gentlemen.

Benton:
Oh, my god.

Is there a problem,
Dr. Benton?

No, no.
Not at all.

Somebody want to sign for this?

What's your name, doctor?

John carter.

Why don't you scrub in?

You can join us

For the second act.

Great.

You see this line
Right here?

Hey, come here.

Take a look.

See that?

You know
What that is?

That is your
First broken bone.

You're officially
A man.

I shouldn't have let him

Talk me out of
Bringing him last night.

He said it didn't hurt.

'cause he's tough.

He didn't want
To get in trouble.

He's not supposed to
Play outside after dark.

It's tough to stay in
When it's this warm.

My mom says
I get hurt.

What does
Your dad say?

I'm a klutz.

He does?

P.K. Gets a lot
Of bumps and scrapes.

His father's
Quite an athlete.

You fall down a lot?

Yeah. I'm not supposed
To let him run around

Without watching.

Listen, you and I
Play a game, okay?

I'm going to
Cover my eye.

You do the same thing.

( laughing ):
You cover your own eye.

Tell me if you
Can see my finger.

Tell me when you see it.

Don't do that.

Look straight ahead.

Cover your eye.

There you go.

Okay.

See it?

I see it.

Good.

Good.

Okay. Let's try
The other eye, okay?

So you found it, huh?

Certainly did.

How much have you read?

I've gotten past the part

Where the "Alpha
Bitch attending"

Goes to a faith healer
To cure her limp.

The seduction scene
After that is-is really hot.

Really?

I don't think whoever wrote it
Was being mean-spirited.

It's just a sleazy romance.

Sounds like
You got into it.

Yeah. It's a hoot.

I think it's meant to be.

Oh, my god, kerry,
You wrote it.

I did not.

You did, too.

Why would I?

For the money.

There's a big market
For this kind of thing.

Too bad I
Didn't write it.

Hey, somebody!

I need help now.

Is this the a.L.O.C.
57 called in?

He had a stroke.

Why aren't you
In uniform?

My day off.

It's okay, gramps,
We're here now.

You'll be okay.

He had a stroke,
I know it.

We had acute stroke
Training last week.

I did the s.A.S.
Test on him.

He's got one-sided weakness.

I went by to take him
Grocery shopping.

Weaver:
Give me the bullet.

73-year-old
African-american male

A.L.O.C., slurred speech.

Loss of motion
On the left side.

He's never been sick.

Vitals?

B.P. 175/100.

I didn't have a cuff.

Pulse was 140.

When did you find him?

20 minutes ago.

Pam insisted
On coming here.

I knew you'd set up

A new treatment
Program for stroke.

Call dr. Greene.

How's the time,
Dr. Carter?

You're at
43 minutes.

And anastomosis
Is completed.

Dr. Benton, why don't you
Remove the debakey clamps?

Can everybody see
In here?

Okay.

It's pinking up.

Look at that.

Wow.

Yeah, that's
What I live for--

The sight of urine flowing.

Fin, we've got
Trouble in here.

What is it?

Our donor's hemorrhaging.

Nurse:
Pressure's falling.
He's tachycardiac.

Sounds like a
Tie slipped off.

The renal artery?

That'd be my guess.

Open him up.

He's losing
Blood fast.

Get me a
Tonsil clamp.

Okay, people, let's
Stay in the game.

We got to close here.

Is that pedes ophthalmologist
Still in three?

Yeah, he's
Finishing up.

Ophthalmologist?

You are giving that boy
The million-dollar work-up.

What do you mean?

I guess if you're a palmer

You get the full treatment
Around here.

You think I'd put a kid
Through unnecessary tests

Just to impress his family?

I guess not.

You were right--
Retinitis pigmentosa.

He's going blind.

I was afraid of that.

His parents are
On their way.

They'll want to hear
All the options.

Possible brain attack?

Yes. This is paramedic
Olbes' grandfather.

Let's get a c.B.C.,
P.T., p.T.T.

Platelet count,
Fibrinogen.

Type and cross four units.

Marquez:
Team's on alert.
Record the b.P.

Stick a glucose.

Alert radiology
That we're coming in

For a non-contrast
Head c.T.

B.P.'s 185/110.

I.V. Labetalol-- 15 migs.

Sir, do you know
Where you are?

Olbes:
Can you help him?

What's his name?

Ralph, but everybody
Calls him gramps.

Hey, gramps. Gramps,
Can you tell me what happened?

( muttering )

Sir, can you squeeze my hand?

Can you squeeze?

Was he complaining
Of any headaches?

No. I talked to him last night.

Nausea, vomiting?

No.

Is he on
Any medications?

No.

Does he take aspirin?

No. He hates pills.

You going to give him t-pa?

That's what he
Needs, right?

That's what
We're trying to assess.

Do you know
When the symptoms began?

No.

Do you know
Anybody who might?

His neighbor.
They walk to get their papers.

Can you call him?

Go, go.

C.T.'s ready for us.

Let's get him upstairs.

Mark, this is
What I was afraid of.

People have heard
There's a miracle cure.

They don't understand
The risks.

I understand the risks.

I've seen patients
Hemorrhage with t-pa.

It's no cure-all.

That's why we
Follow protocol.

The results
Aren't convincing.

Kerry, I understand that
You have reservations.

That's why I'm on the
Stroke team and you're not.

Fine.

But if she can't clarify
The onset of symptoms...

I'd be a fool

To give t-pa.

They'll ask a bunch
Of nosy questions.

They have to make sure

They're getting
Reliable candidates.

That's what
Makes me nervous.

I don't deserve
All this help.

Everyone deserves help
From their friends.

Friends, huh?

It reminds me
Of when we first met--

Before we even
Started dating.

No, we were
Never friends.

I always had
My eye on you

Wondering when
I could make my move.

You're a good liar.

You'll do fine
In the interview.

The c.T. Confirmed
An ischemic stroke

And gramps' neighbor
Was able to verify

That he had
No symptoms
Two hours ago

So he's easily within
The 180-minute range.

Mark, if you're looking
For my blessing on this

Forget it.

Actually, I was hoping
You could talk to olbes.

She's heard from
The neurologist and me

That we think her grandfather
Is a candidate for t-pa.

I'd like her to hear
About the risks from you.

I happen to believe

That he'll respond
To thrombolysis

But if I'm wrong,
He could die.

She needs to hear that,
Loud and clear.

You want me to tell her?

Who better than
A respected colleague

Who's on the other
Side of the fence?

I suspect you won't
Soft-pedal it?

I won't.

Mark?

Thank you.

How's he doing?

Looks like they got
The bleeding under control.

They're starting
To close.

This is a first.

Usually, keith
Has had a shower

By the time
I get finished.

Would you gentlemen
Care to join us

For the post-game
Wrap-up?

We find that
Debriefing can be useful

When there's been
A complication.

Uh... Yes.

We'd be honored.

Dr. Benton, you had
A call from carla reese.

Would you like
The number?

No, I got it.

Carter, coming?

Can you ask recovery to page me
When jean twomey wakes up?

Sure.

Dr. Kramer,
I was wondering

If I could interview
This candidate.

Al boulet?

You know him?

No, but I'm familiar
With his treatment.

I'm curious to see
What he's like.

Be my guest.

I'm dr. Fischer.

Thanks for
Taking the time

To fill out
All these forms.

I thought I was
Meeting a dr. Kramer.

I'm helping him out.

All the information
Looks complete.

You mention
A couple of slipups

With your drug regimen
In the past.

There were so many
Pills to keep track of.

I've got it
Under control now.

You began treatment
A year ago.

That's right.

You contracted
Aids through...?

Heterosexual contact, I guess

Since I never shot up
Or had sex with a guy.

Uh-huh. But you weren't able

To identify the partner
Who infected you.

No, no. I contacted
All the women I could--

To let them know, you know.

No one had any
Prior infection.

But it was a lot of years
And a lot of women.

Now you live alone?

Right.

That's the only factor

That mitigates against
Your inclusion in the trial.

Those
Who participate

Must adhere
To a strict regimen.

Ideally, participants would
Have someone to back them up.

I'm sure I can handle it.

And I have backup.

My ex-wife is around off and on.

Off and on?

A lot recently.

I mean, she's, uh,
Kind of back in my life--

Stays over,
And all.

She's a physician assistant.

She'll keep on me--
Make me stick to it.

I see.

I mean, once jeanie
Takes something on

She doesn't
Mess around.

Ten migs t-pa
Over one minute.

Follow with 50 milligrams
Over the next hour

For a total dosage
Of 60 migs.

Monitor his vital signs

And maintain a diastolic
Of under 110.

Now we wait?

Now we wait.

In retrospect, studying
Mr. Twomey's renal angiogram

We might have predicted
A potential problem.

Yeah, with the angiogram
And a crystal ball, maybe.

No, no. Look at the
Short renal vein.

Do you appreciate
That, dr. Benton?

I think dr. Fecteau
Is being hard on himself.

How did we do
On ischemic time?

We can
Do better.

We could do better
If you weren't

So chintzy
With the ureter.

( pager beeps )

I lost time
Dividing the vein.

Well, our
Biggest deviation

Was anastomosis--
21 minutes.

Yeah. So?

She denied it

But I could tell
It was true.

I bet she wrote it

When she had
All that free time.

When she was
On suspension?

Carol, did you
Get that history

From the abdominal pain

In exam two?
Yep.

What?

You little slut.

What?

I see you in a whole new light.

We know you wrote the book.

I didn't write it.

You ought to be proud.

Kerry, did you tell them...?

She wrote
The book.

Yeah. Nice try.

I'd make myself
The villain?

I knew it was you.

I didn't do it.

You thought it was jeanie.

Or carol. It was
An incurable romantic

Who was very warped.

I'm not warped.

This is cool.

Yeah. Watch it--
The big spinout

Baby!

Look out for the folks, baby.

Hit the button.

Hit the down button.

Listen, I know
You've been given

A lot of information.

It's kind
Of a tough time.

There are a lot
Of new interventions.

P.K.'s doctor
Will be able

To fill you in
On those, though.

I like dr. Ross.

We all do, sweetie.

Well, I like you,
Too, buddy.

Make sure you keep
These glasses on for me.

Hey...

Where's your sweater?

I know where I left it.

All right,
Let's get that sweater.

Go get it.

Be careful to make sure

That he doesn't feel like
He's been bad in any way.

Sometimes, kids with r.P.
Feel like it's their fault.

Mr. Palmer:
Well, we'll be
Careful of that.

Thank you, doctor.

All right. Great.

Thank you.

There you go!

No holding you back!

Bye.

Bye-bye.

You know, some
People think of r.P.

As looking through
A telescope.

It's a good way
To think of it.

Doug, I owe you
An apology.

Oh, forget it.

No. I was wrong.

I have no reason to ever
Question your integrity.

As a doctor,
At least.

Everything's so glib
With you these days.

I don't know you anymore.

I don't know
What matters to you.

Great job, carol.

Did you know
She wrote the book?

Are you kidding?

She stole the
Idea from me.

I did not write the damn book!

Welcome back.

You're doing well.

Why isn't carl here?

Nobody will
Tell me anything.

He's still
Under anesthesia.

Why? What went wrong?

Your brother's fine.

There were some
Complications--

Some bleeding--

And they had
To open him back up.

Oh, no. I was afraid
Of something like this.

Jean, he's
Stabilized.

He's fine.

I wouldn't tell you that
If it wasn't true.

I'll see if they can
Move him in with you.

I'll stay with him

Until he wakes up.

Okay? Yeah?

Great.

Any response?

Not yet.

You seen dr. Greene?

You just
Missed him.

Dr. Ross, I'd like you

To meet a new resident--
Anna del amico.

This is our pedes
Fellow, doug ross.

My pleasure.

Mutual.

So you're starting early.

I'm doing

Before my residency
Starts in july.

Pedes always welcomes
Slave labor.

Okay, I'll show you around.

Dr. Del amico

Is a pediatrician.

She's double-boarding
In emergency medicine.

Great. What we need
Around here--

More overachievers.

Fischer:
There you are.

Hi. Can you believe it?

I'm actually getting
Out of here on time.

Al qualifies
For the trial.

He should read over
This material

Then come in tuesday
To pick up his meds.

Shouldn't you
Tell al this?

We left him a message

But I figured
You'd probably

Be seeing him first.

Greg, what's going on?

I've been asking
Myself that question

For the last
Two months.

I thought I was
Pretty honest with you

That I understood
All the reasons

You might be hesitant

About getting
Seriously involved.

I guess I missed one.

I don't know
What you think...

I think you're
Still involved

With your ex-husband.

He can still
Manipulate you

Into getting him
The latest meds.

He did not
Manipulate me, greg.

But you do
Still love him.

I don't know.

Dr. Greene, can I
Ask you something?

Sure.

You ever think
Carol hathaway

Might be interested
In me at all?

You ever pick up
On anything?

Uh... No. No.

I can't say that I have.

You haven't read
Her book, have you?

What book?

Uh... Carol wrote a book.

There's some parts about me
That are pretty flattering.

She say anything about me?

( groaning )

( coughing )

( groaning )

Weaver:
It seemed
A little amateurish.

Doyle:
Really?

I was impressed.

I didn't read much,
Just a few pages.

Give it a chance.

Reading good trash
Is like reading shakespeare.

Weaver:
Oh?

You got to get
Into the rhythm.

But hey, don't take
My word for it.

Chuny, didn't you think
Carol's book was decent?

The part I read
Was racist.

Don't tell carol.

You didn't like
The latino nurse?

It wasn't real.

Weaver:
I didn't think
The ethnic characters

Were handled differently
Than anything else.

Marquez:
I don't know.

Have you seen mark?

Gramps' blood pressure
Is coming down.

That's a good sign.

No. I was looking
For him, too.

Look who's here.

Hey.

You did it.

You did it.

Okay, no fighting.

I did it.

Dr. Carter.

They're doing
Really well, huh?

Where'd you go?

I wanted to make sure
They saw each other.

Carter, two of the best

Transplant surgeons
In the country

Let us look
Over their shoulders.

They're debriefing on the
Most fascinating procedure

You and I ever participated in,
And you leave.

Well, I promised the sister.

I knew she'd be worried.

Is that a problem?

I don't know.

Shirley:
Another message

From carla reese.

It's okay.
I called her at home

And got her machine.

No, she left
An extension.

O.B., I think.

Del amico:
I've never lived
Anywhere but philly.

Will I survive
Without nosy family?

Ross:
Interned at chop?
You can survive.

Will you take
Dr. Del amico back?

I'm intimidated
Enough already.

Anna. Please.

All right, anna.
Welcome aboard.

Thanks.

You find a place yet?

No. I don't know chicago.

Is there a neighborhood...?

Hey, guys!

Oh, my god!

It's mark.

Stabilize his neck.

Where do I find
A c-collar?

I'll get one.

You help doug.

Hold his neck.

In-line stabilization. I got it.

Good breath sounds.

Good pulse. He's an e.R. Doc?

Yeah. Attending.

Give me the collar, please!

Mark?!

Weaver:
Get the board ready.

Ross:
Slowly, slowly

Slowly. Okay.

Okay,
We're good.

We're going to roll him.

Nice and easy.

Just roll him

Towards me.

Okay. Slide
The board in.

Nice and gentle.

Good. That's fine,
Right there.

Roll him back.

Go. Roll.
Roll him.

Gently.

Mark

You'll be okay, buddy.

Weaver:
Let's get him monitored
Right away.

Cross-table c-spine, chest,
C.B.C., dip a urine.

On my count, we're
Going to lift him.

Nice and gentle. Slow.

You all right,
Malik?

One... Two...

Three. Go.

Let's go.

Alert c.T.

He's vomiting.

Watch out
For aspiration.

All right,
Let's roll him.

Marquez:
What's going on?

Oh, my god! Mark!

Wright:
Pulse 120, resp's 24

B.P.'s 100/60.

Put him on a mask.

15 liters.

We need to rule out
A pneumothorax.

Chuny, aren't you
With the stroke team?

Yeah, but...

Go back to your patient.

Kerry, he's...

Go on! Now!

Kerry, come on!

Weaver:
Now. Get back there.

Pupils are round

And sluggish.

React to light.

Possible hyphema.

Weaver:
D.T.R.'s two plus,
Bilaterally.

Babinski's negative.

Radiology's
On their way.

Oh, my god,
It's true.

We got some
Crunchy ribs.

I'll get this bleeding
Under control.

Who are you?

New resident.

Guarding
And tenderness.

Abdominal c.T.?

You bet.

Give him the works. Come on!

She was still in my office
When the contractions started.

Her membrane
Hasn't ruptured

And the baby's
Not in distress.

Is she dilated?

Two centimeters.

I put her on
Complete bed rest.

With some luck,
We can keep her

From going into labor.

Thank you, dr. Coburn.

You're welcome.

Hey

Carla.

Hey.

Dr. Coburn said they
Stopped the contractions.

Mm-hmm.

Do you mind

If I sit?

No.

So, you, uh... Pretty much
Have to stay like this, huh?

( chuckles )

Exactly like this...

For eight weeks.

Can I get you anything?

No. Uh-uh.

No. Just sit there...

And entertain me.

Never mind!

What? No, no...

( chuckles )

You know, I was...

Wondering about it, and...

I think I know
When this baby was conceived.

Yeah.

Me, too.

Really?

Oh, yeah. Really.

You remember that morning?

Mm-hmm.

Oh... Well...

Seems like a long time ago.

Yeah, it does.

"Possible side effects:

Bloating, nausea,
Sustained diarrhea..."

Oh, stop reading that.

I don't have
A single vice left.

Forget beer.

Sometimes, I'd double
My viral load

For an old-fashioned
Glass of milk.

I don't mind the soy stuff.

Well, you were
Always a pushover.

Yes, I was.

And I took it for granted.

You know what I miss most
About us?

Hearing you laugh.

( chuckles )

The sound of you laughing
In the dark.

We both took a lot for granted.

I don't take anything
For granted anymore.

I better go.

Sure.

Or stay.

On the couch,
If you want.

I don't want to stay
On the couch.

Then you better go.

Okay. I'll stay
On the couch.

Me, too.

Oh, jeanie...

Wait. Can you... Can you
Stay right there?

I doubt it.

No...

I'll be right back.

I don't have a condom
That's not over a year old.

I have to have one, right?

You're right.

I could have
A different strain

Or a stronger strain than you,
And we need to be safe.

Uh-huh.

I'll be two minutes.

Will you wait?

Yeah. I'll try.

( hearty laugh )

That's it.

That's what I missed.

Oh...

C.T. Is negative.

He was really lucky.

Let's get ortho

To take a look
At that broken hand.

I'll go see
What's keeping them.

Any change?

Nobody saw anything?

That basketball
Player's brother

Was around earlier.

A psych guy threatened
Dr. Greene.

Cops will want
To hear about that.

That kid with the allergic
Reaction is still in exam two.

Oh, I'll take it.

That's okay.
You don't have to do that.

Can you

Rustle me up a lab coat?

I'll find you one.

It's usually not
This crazy around here.

Not a problem.

Dr. Weaver, can you
Check this out?

I'll be back.

Keep working, people.

We've still got
An e.R. To run.

What about rachel?

The sitter called.

She's going to keep
Rachel overnight.

He had an on-the-table
Response a few minutes ago.

His speech
Is coming back.

Something was wrong.

Yeah, gramps.

You had a stroke.

You're going
To be better now.

I couldn't do that.

He's being
Admitted upstairs.

Guess dr. Greene
Made the right call.

I want to thank him.

I'll tell him for you.

He'll be very pleased.

G.C.S. Is still 13.

Hathaway:
I know. You just did
A neuro check

Ten minutes ago.

How's his I.V. Rate?

Fine.

Don't want
To overhydrate him.

That's why I cut it back.

Yeah. I have him
On 80cc's an hour.

He weighs about 80 kilos...

Go call ortho. Find out
What's keeping them.

I'm bugging you
That much, right?

Mm-hmm.

I'll go call ortho.

That's a good idea.

Doug?

He's back.

Hey, mark. Hi.

You're going
To be fine.

Hey, buddy.

What happened?

Well... You got beat up,
But you're okay.

You got some bruised ribs
And a concussion

Mid-shaft fractures
Of two metacarpals

But other than that,
You're fine.

I signed you up
For a double shift on saturday.

( weak chuckle )

What happened?