The Good Doctor Season 4 Episode 8

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00:00Remember how I told you my parents drop in unannounced?

00:03I just got a text. They are coming here tomorrow.

00:07Okay.

00:08It's not okay, Sean. It's an ambush.

00:10My parents don't come to visit, they come to judge.

00:12They hate everyone I date.

00:14Which means they're going to ask you a ton of awkward questions.

00:17It's going to be uncomfortable.

00:19Very.

00:23Okay.

00:25You hate surprises. Why aren't you more thrown by this?

00:28Because it's not a surprise they're behaving exactly the way you said.

00:32So a disaster is fine as long as it's a predictable disaster.

00:35A disaster implies consequences.

00:38We're adults.

00:40Why would it matter what your parents think?

00:42I don't know. Because they're parents.

00:45Doesn't it bother you that your grumpy second dad Glassman still doesn't like me?

00:49Dr. Glassman likes you.

00:51No he doesn't.

00:58I have to go.

00:59Fine. But I'm going to text you some talking points.

01:01Mostly subjects to avoid.

01:03And it's going to be a very long list.

01:13How long has she had this wound?

01:15Uh, she fell off the ball two months ago.

01:19Slow healing and signs of oral bruising.

01:22Are you on a restricted diet?

01:24Coach put me on a performance diet. High protein, high fiber.

01:27I can show you her training log. It's very standard stuff.

01:30Although the noodles that she likes, they did a number on my stomach too.

01:33What noodles?

01:34Conjac. Girls on the squad eat them all the time.

01:37Conjac noodles were banned in Australia several years ago.

01:40They're dangerous. Basically indigestible.

01:43We will get another doctor to assess your symptoms and do a workup,

01:46but we need to get Dara to imaging right away.

01:58I review my schedule, starting with the last appointment and working backwards.

02:02It's an effective technique.

02:05I want to write this down.

02:07Uncle Marcus, we had a deal. No special attention.

02:13That deal's off.

02:15Olivia, you're struggling.

02:17And I can't sit on the sidelines anymore.

02:19But special treatment from my uncle, it's only going to make things worse.

02:22I owe it to you and I owe it to this hospital.

02:25I know you have unique talent.

02:27So you've noticed both that I'm screwing up and that I have unique talent?

02:31I noticed the talent long before you started here.

02:34Not at Tilly's annual barbecue.

02:39You gave this to me when you were five years old.

02:41And at that moment, I knew you were special.

02:51Giant mass of fiber blocking entry to her intestines.

02:54Her blood tests also show low calcium and other nutritional deficiencies.

02:58Can I see the 3D reconstructed images?

03:00It's unlikely to pass on its own.

03:02We'll have to break it up and remove it endoscopically.

03:05She also needs to quit gymnastics.

03:09She has severe osteoporosis with compression fractures in almost all of the thoracic vertebrae.

03:14Hmm.

03:15Interesting.

03:16She is a 14-year-old girl with the bone density of an 80-year-old woman.

03:25You have kyphoscoliosis caused by insufficient diet and overtraining.

03:39We need to surgically stabilize across the deformity to prevent the spine from failure and paralysis.

03:47Spinal fusion. That means that she can't compete, right?

03:51Yes.

03:52Games. They're less than a year away. Could we wait until after to have the surgery?

03:57If left untreated, there's a 20% chance of progression, which could lead to respiratory failure and death.

04:11It's your call.

04:17I take risks every day.

04:19I'm not giving up my dream.

04:22You're 14. It's not your call.

04:26Her mother passed away when she was a baby.

04:28And my father just told you it's my decision.

04:33Coach is my dad.

04:36Do what you need to do to clear the blockage, but leave her spine alone.

04:44She wants to risk her life for a trophy, and her dad is okay with that.

04:49I mean, that has to be some form of abuse.

04:51This hospital is not going to win a lawsuit against a caring father who supports his daughter's dreams.

04:56All you can do is pull him aside and try to convince him to be responsible.

05:02Yeah. Convincing people to be responsible has not been my strong suit lately.

05:10We're not still talking about Coach, Dad, are we?

05:13You've been avoiding me.

05:14I've been busy.

05:15Recovering from a motorcycle accident that you lied about.

05:18There's nothing to tell. I hit a patch of wet pavement.

05:21Audrey.

05:24You have PTSD.

05:27I'm dealing with it.

05:30I don't think you are.

05:32Well, I also have a truckload of other things to deal with.

05:35Including the annual surgical fundraiser Glassman just dumped in my lap.

05:39Yeah, parties. They're important.

05:46I'm dealing with it.

05:49Mm-hmm.

05:59How long have you had this severe heartburn?

06:01Uh, six months. Maybe a year.

06:03BP is 142 over 90. That's a little high.

06:06Yeah, well, Daria and I travel a lot for competition. I don't take care of myself.

06:10Prioritizing your work over health is a bad idea. For you and your daughter.

06:15But may I kindly remind you, how long are the shifts that you doctors work?

06:19High stress. No sleep.

06:21When something is important, you give it all you got.

06:24True. But we're adults. Daria's not.

06:27Yeah, but she's very different from other girls her age.

06:29I mean, Daria, she works her butt off.

06:34She's earned my respect.

06:38You okay?

06:39Oh, I'm feeling some kind of chest pain.

06:41Oxygen satin pressure's dropping.

06:44Ah.

06:46Possible MI lung problem, aortic aneurysm. Secure his airway.

06:51Poor perfusion. I think he's septic.

06:54Vitals aren't improving. Might be a spontaneous pneumothorax. Trapped air in his chest.

07:01No, his chest would sound like a kettle drum. There's fluid in there.

07:05Give me a blade, curved clamp, and a chest tube.

07:08Borov syndrome is easily misdiagnosed. Nice catch with the percussion technique.

07:13May have saved this man's life.

07:17Give me more retraction. These tissue planes are terrible.

07:23We're going to have to debride the mediastinum.

07:26There's too much damage to repair the esophagus without risking a chronic fistula.

07:30The ongoing leakage into his chest means we're just going to have to do it.

07:33The safest approach would be to permanently divert the esophagus.

07:37He's going to have to eat through a tube for the rest of his life, but I don't see a better option.

07:43In 24 hours, with broad-spectrum antibiotics and drains, the infection could clear and give us more options.

07:50Which buys everyone time to come up with another brilliant win.

07:55We're going to have to divert the esophagus.

07:58Which buys everyone time to come up with another brilliant win.

08:08Does she really call her own father coach?

08:10He is her coach. What do you call your father?

08:14Abba.

08:15Pass.

08:16Frank.

08:19That's his name.

08:21Do you respect any traditions?

08:23Not random ones. Why should we create labels for things that already have names?

08:26It's not just what Daria calls her dad, it's how they act with each other.

08:31They're like co-workers.

08:32That doesn't sound bad. If I were meeting Leah's co-workers tomorrow, she would be much less anxious.

08:38Family is supposed to make you anxious.

08:40Introducing a new boyfriend to your parents, it's a big deal. It's a rite of passage.

08:49Polymorphic ventricular arrhythmia.

08:50Corset de pointe. We need magnesium sulfate 2 grams IV.

08:57Heart rate's 170. She's not responding.

09:00Move in the defibrillator.

09:05Charge 200 joules.

09:06Clear.

09:13Did we do something wrong?

09:16No.

09:18Which is puzzling.

09:19Which is puzzling.

09:21Mistakes by first-year residents are expected, but cardiac arrhythmia in a 14-year-old is definitely unexpected.

09:33I was going to ask if you wanted a ride, but if you're working late...

09:3720 hours to figure this out. You sure you want to waste one of them driving home and back?

09:42I think while I drive.

09:44Not as well. Not in the car. Not at home.

09:47Too comfortable. Too many distractions.

09:49Better to buckle down here, where as a bonus, your colleagues can see you.

09:53I was under the impression that results are more important than how a doctor is perceived.

09:57And Jordan is running rings around you there, too.

10:00Results don't matter if you can't make people listen.

10:04Is that why you didn't want to perform the esophageal diversion?

10:08You didn't hear me?

10:09You didn't hear me?

10:14I made a decision for the good of the patient.

10:18Now, it's up to you to prove me right.

10:27She has a prolonged QT interval and sporadic extra beats.

10:32I'm going to get the newbies to recheck the renal panel and order endocrine and genetic studies.

10:39I already did. Also a toxin drug screen.

10:44Are you okay?

10:49Leah's scared.

10:53Then I should prepare myself. There is definitely something about me her parents won't like.

10:59No, Sean. You are who you are. Who you are is great.

11:05You've been preparing for this your entire life.

11:08When you do something important for the first time, like surgery, you practice.

11:13I should practice meeting her parents.

11:16How? It's not like there's a simulator for learning how to navigate awkward social interactions.

11:22There is. But I need pizza.

11:34Sean, I'd like you to meet my parents, Pam and Mike.

11:39Hi, Pam.

11:42Hi, Mike.

11:44Leah tells us you're a doctor. What specialty?

11:46I am a surgeon.

11:47What a shame. I hear surgeons are arrogant and overrated.

11:52Okay. Morgan, I'm sorry, but can you just give it a rest for half a second?

11:56I'm in character. Please address me as Pam.

12:01I read recently that while you're sleeping, you accidentally eat and drink.

12:05That's not true.

12:06It's true.

12:08I read recently that while you're sleeping, you accidentally eat eight spiders every year.

12:18Yes. And I read that sometimes they lay eggs in your stomach and then you can have thousands of spiders.

12:25Sean?

12:26You said not to disagree with him when he says something wrong and pointless.

12:29I didn't tell you to agree with him because that only gets him more wrong and pointless things.

12:33Good. That's helpful.

12:38Let's continue.

12:40Did you know that Arizona doesn't have daylight savings time?

12:42Saving.

12:45It's saving, not savings. That's grammatical.

12:53How am I supposed to know what is pointless? Facts are facts.

12:57Okay, okay, okay. This isn't going to work.

12:59We could spend the rest of the evening teaching Sean the fine but trivial art of how to finesse trivia,

13:03but the real problem isn't going to be small talk and family bickering.

13:07The real problem is what happens when Leah's parents express real concerns about their daughter.

13:12What concerns?

13:13Concerns any parent would have. You two barely know each other.

13:16You haven't been dating very long, now you're living together.

13:18This relationship is moving too fast.

13:24You're wrong.

13:25I thought you said we shouldn't be talking about this.

13:27I thought you said we shouldn't argue with your dad.

13:30That wasn't my dad. That was 100% Glassy.

13:33You can't prepare for how these evenings can go wrong. Families are full of surprises.

13:38Like how you don't like Leah?

13:49I never actually said that.

13:58I never actually said that.

14:06Wow, my first year all-nighter. Brings back memories.

14:10Not of myself, of course, but of the losers who thought staying up all night drooling on their laptops made them look like better doctors.

14:18So, cure cancer yet?

14:20I'm trying to find a new way to repair a ruptured esophagus.

14:24Fundec reinforcement with intercostal muscle flap.

14:27Pretty cutting-edge stuff, but why not go with diversion? It's a lot safer.

14:30Because safe is ordinary and boring, like me.

14:34My uncle thinks I need a win, and the only way to do that is to be impressive, like Jordan.

14:40Makes sense.

14:42You agree?

14:43That Dr. Allen is impressive? Yeah.

14:46And everybody knows that because Dr. Allen makes sure everybody knows that.

14:50She and your uncle are cut from the same fashionably high-end cloth.

14:53So I don't just need to be a better doctor, I need to be a different person.

14:56Wow. You might want to start by being a person who feels a little less sorry for themselves.

15:02Either you're an awkward, inconsistent loner who's irritatingly apologetic about your best qualities,

15:07or you're a quietly brilliant surgeon whom others ignore at their own peril.

15:11If you're the first one, quit now and stop wasting resources.

15:14But if you're the second, be that.

15:19Maybe a little louder.

15:24Okay.

15:35Where should we start?

15:38Centerpieces? Appetizers? Color schemes?

15:41Please tell me that you're at a hotel in the middle of the day because you're having an affair.

15:45There were no surgeries scheduled, so I decided to volunteer to help.

15:48How helpful.

15:49We can get the job done in half the time and still have time to talk.

15:55Or we can just talk.

15:57I am not a 14-year-old girl whose next backflip could kill her, Claire.

16:01I don't need saving.

16:05What do you think about twinkle lights?

16:08Two prom?

16:14Our tests show that your heart problems are being caused by excess estrogen levels.

16:18And we want to know how it got in your system.

16:20Medication? A supplement?

16:22Coach, give you my training logs, you know as much as I do.

16:27We also know that you're in a very competitive sport,

16:29so maybe there's something you're taking that's not on the training log.

16:32If you are, we can't divulge that to anyone.

16:34You think I'm doping?

16:37No way.

16:38If your coach is pressuring you-

16:39He's not.

16:42I'm sure it's a one-time thing.

16:44Keep monitoring me, I'll be fine.

16:47Daria, you've made your dreams come true by being stubborn,

16:52being relentless, and just making things happen.

16:55But that's not how your heart works.

16:57Or your spine.

16:58She's not being stubborn.

17:02It is going to go away, isn't it?

17:06Because you are taking something.

17:10And now you're going to stop.

17:17Which means that it wasn't performance enhancing.

17:20What is it for?

17:25You took drugs for boobs?

17:28The girl on YouTube said it would make them bigger.

17:30Phytoestrogens used in herbal remedies can cause swelling in breast tissue,

17:34but there are potentially dangerous side effects.

17:38What the hell were you thinking?

17:39I didn't know it would make me sick.

17:42I got tired of hearing the boys on the men's team talking about women with curves-

17:45What if it showed up on a drug test?

17:49What if you got banned from the Olympics?

17:51It's natural. It doesn't mess with performance. Other girls-

17:54I don't care about other girls, and I didn't think that you cared about other girls.

17:57Are you-

18:00I can't believe that you're willing to risk everything

18:05for something so childish.

18:08It's not childish.

18:10I give a lot to my sport.

18:13I just wanted something for me.

18:16You're not an adult.

18:34Fix her heart.

18:36And her spine.

18:38What? You can't do that. Are you punishing me?

18:41I'm doing my job.

18:46I'm your father, and we're a family, and it is my job to make good decisions when you won't.

18:53Since when is being my father your job?

18:57We never do anything but talk about gymnastics, not even Mom.

19:02If you didn't think I needed my father after she died, why start now?

19:04Daria.

19:09I'm calling the team lawyer and filing for emancipation.

19:12You think I can't make my own decisions? Try this one.

19:16You're fired, coach.

19:39We could try T-tubes. Using them results in the formation of a controlled fistula and route for drainage.

19:43Interesting. But the patient would still have a long recovery and chance of reinfection. What else?

19:48I found some very interesting research on endoscopic vacuum therapy.

19:51It's under investigation for the management of esophageal leaks.

19:54Definitely innovative, Dr. Allen, but a little too much so.

19:57This concept hasn't even gone through clinical trials yet, and we need to perform surgery today.

20:03Dr. Jackson, you been quiet?

20:08I was thinking about fundic reinforcement.

20:11My idea is to use a patient's own good tissue to reinforce the primary closure.

20:15In this case, using the stomach as the patch.

20:18Like the way we use a skin graft for third-degree burns.

20:23I hate to be at risk of a diaphragmatic hernia.

20:26Not if we cinch up the lower esophageal sphincter with a fundoplasty.

20:41Sean, Leah tells us you're a doctor. What's your specialty?

20:44I am a surgeon. But we're not all arrogant, though many of us are. I'm still not sure if that's good or bad.

20:49Is it hard for you?

20:53I mean, it's a difficult job.

20:56Sean is excellent at his job.

20:59But you're not a doctor.

21:02You're a surgeon.

21:04I'm a surgeon.

21:07I'm a surgeon, because I'm good at my job.

21:11I'm not a doctor.

21:14I'm a surgeon.

21:16He's excellent at his job.

21:23So, how do you feel about vaccines?

21:25Oh my god.

21:26Because they worry me.

21:28They don't worry me.

21:31Really? Because we've read a lot of stuff.

21:34Especially since Leah told us about you.

21:36Vaccines don't cause autism, Mom.

21:38Want to talk about religion now?

21:40Leah, that was on the list of things not to talk about.

21:45Leah wrote you a list?

21:46Dad.

21:47Honestly, Leah, if we're so impossible to talk to, why even have us here?

21:51Hemorrhoid surgery.

21:54Excuse me?

21:55Want more wine?

21:56I removed a hemorrhoid from a patient with terminal cancer.

22:00He only had a few months to live and nothing would change that.

22:02But the surgery did make him more comfortable.

22:08I suggest we treat this evening like hemorrhoid surgery.

22:15No, that's a good point.

22:20You don't have to give him any more lists. Let him talk.

22:22I like this guy.

22:24I'm okay.

22:26To hemorrhoid surgery.

22:28To hemorrhoid surgery.

22:38I went.

22:41I went.

22:45I went to see a psychiatrist.

22:48I'm so relieved to hear that.

22:50Well, once.

22:52The doctor said my symptoms warranted medication, so I haven't been back since.

22:57Why, if you need medication?

22:59Why did you keep your PTSD a secret?

23:03You chose to deal with your issues privately.

23:07On your own terms.

23:10Why am I not entitled to the same choice?

23:12Doing something self-destructive is not a choice, it's a mistake.

23:18Just like it was when I did it.

23:20So, when I do something you agree with, it's great.

23:24When I do something you disagree with, it's because I'm sick.

23:27You know, this is why I don't want to talk to you.

23:29Because it's not a conversation, it's a lecture.

23:34Audrey.

23:41Audrey.

23:43Please, Claire, let me go.

23:45I just want to go home.

23:46I'll be fine.

23:47Let me give you a ride. You can't drive like this.

23:49Come on.

23:50I said I'm fine.

23:51No, you're not.

23:57There.

23:58Now no one's driving home.

23:59You happy?

24:11The two main challenges of Borhoff's syndrome are timely diagnosis,

24:15followed by viability of repair.

24:17And with this innovative surgical approach,

24:20I think we might achieve both.

24:23I need silk ties and licorice syrup.

24:35This chest infection leaked through the diaphragm

24:37into the interperitoneal space.

24:43There's an abscess behind the stomach.

24:46It's making the entire posterior stomach friable.

24:49What if we use an intercostal muscle flap to patch the esophagus instead?

24:52If we do that, it raises the risk of sepsis.

24:54The patient signed off on risk. Would you at least try?

24:56Not this level of risk.

24:57We need to do the diversion.

24:59Your idea was good. Don't give up on it so fast.

25:02Reverting to diversion doesn't mean failure.

25:08I searched eating meat near me, which was a mistake.

25:11But I did get a recommendation for a steakhouse your father might like.

25:15You don't have to be nice to my parents anymore, Sean.

25:17We won't be seeing them again.

25:18Why not?

25:24We need to talk about Sean.

25:27They don't think I'm mature enough to be in a challenging relationship.

25:32Leave it to my mom. She took us both out in one shot.

25:34You do get that this is insulting to both of us.

25:37From the people who supposedly love me most in the world.

25:40They don't.

25:42Not the most.

25:44Not anymore.

25:52Leah.

25:57People who meet me are usually uncomfortable.

26:01And most of the time that doesn't go away.

26:06How do you handle that?

26:09I try to be patient. Sometimes it works.

26:15Maybe you're a more mature person than I am.

26:18But I'm not sure if that is going to work for me.

26:21Have you seen Dr. Lim this morning?

26:23No. Why?

26:25Daria's lawyer called.

26:26I need Dr. Lim.

26:27Dr. Lim's not here. I don't know if she'll be in today.

26:30If it's an emergency, maybe Dr. Glassman.

26:33Dr. Glassman's in meetings this morning.

26:35Who needs me?

26:36No.

26:37I need you.

26:38I need you.

26:39I need you.

26:40I need you.

26:41I need you.

26:42I need you.

26:43I need you.

26:44I need you.

26:45I need you.

26:46I need you.

26:47I need you.

26:48Dr. Glassman's in meetings this morning.

26:49Who needs me?

26:50Daria's lawyer is demanding that the hospital release her client.

26:52Tell her lawyer we're not releasing our patient until she's healthy unless we receive a court order.

26:57What's your problem?

26:58Dr. Andrews encountered complications.

26:59He asked me to inform you that the surgical plan needs to change without the patient's consent.

27:03That's Andrews' call. I don't need details. Just coffee.

27:09I changed my mind. I need the details.

27:12Stay here.

27:13Stay here.

27:17Long, painful recovery with a feeding tube or risk of death.

27:21As is next of kin, it's your call.

27:25I have to decide.

27:26You made a life or death choice for yourself. In fact, you insisted on it.

27:30Well, that's different. The doctors were asking me to give up something I really wanted.

27:33The only difference is your father's laying on an operating table waiting for you to grow up.

27:40If something bad happened, I'd be responsible.

27:42Yes. That's the definition of adulthood.

27:51I don't know what to do.

27:52Of course you don't. It's an impossible choice. Terrible things happen either way.

27:58And yeah, it's on you.

28:02I can't do it. I just can't.

28:06I can't.

28:11You're not a grown up, Daria. Luckily.

28:14So those of us who are will make the impossible decision for you.

28:20Dr. Andrews will do the diversion.

28:23Someone will bring you to see your father when he's out of surgery.

28:37What was that?

28:38I saved that girl when you couldn't.

28:40Yesterday, you told me to respect her decision.

28:43Today, you tortured her into changing her mind.

28:46Oh, did I make a little girl cry?

28:48I can't do this. I'm done trying to help you.

28:50Oh, please. You're never really done.

28:56You know who you were last night?

28:58I don't know.

28:59I don't know.

29:00I don't know.

29:01I don't know.

29:02I don't know.

29:04You know who you were last night?

29:07My mom.

29:09Drunk. Angry.

29:10Refusing to lift a finger to help yourself.

29:12Lying about it and taking her pain out on me.

29:17That's gonna keep happening until you get help.

29:20Take the medication.

29:21Talk to someone.

29:23Do something.

29:25Please.

29:26Please.

29:32I'm not your mother, Claire.

29:34I'm not your responsibility.

29:36I'm your boss.

29:38And I don't owe you anything.

29:56Sean.

29:58What are you doing here?

30:02You're wrong about me and Leah.

30:04Oh, well, no offense, Sean, but this is between families.

30:07Leah is my girlfriend, and the texts you sent were about us.

30:12We're sorry you saw those.

30:14Sean, you're a very nice young man, and we enjoyed meeting you.

30:20It's just, we've known Leah a lot longer than you have.

30:24Yeah, she's, um, well, I mean, she has a good heart.

30:28She just doesn't think ahead.

30:29And she will do anything to get under our skin.

30:32You wouldn't believe some of the people she's dated.

30:35I'm different than anyone she's ever dated.

30:40How is that not a change?

30:42That's true, Sean.

30:44I'm just not sure it's a good thing.

30:55You knew her then.

30:58You don't know her now.

31:01All you know are her mistakes,

31:03and you don't trust her because you aren't sure you were good parents.

31:11You said our relationship has challenges.

31:15You're right.

31:19Leah and I go through challenges together.

31:23It's one of the things that makes us stronger.

31:26Leah challenges me to try things,

31:29even things I know I won't like because it is not always better to stop and think.

31:34And I make Leah patient because I can be very frustrating.

31:38So can the two of you.

31:44Maybe this challenge will make your relationship stronger too.

31:53Come on.

32:12If you really think I should have the spinal surgery,

32:16I trust you.

32:19I do.

32:21I'm sorry.

32:30Ever since your mother died,

32:34I've been scared.

32:37What did I know about raising a little girl all by myself,

32:40and you, you were a handful,

32:45bouncing off the walls like flips off the furniture.

32:48Like flips off the furniture?

32:49You couldn't get me to the gym fast enough.

32:52Because when you were on the beam,

32:58or flipping through the air,

33:01you're not just a little girl, you are an amazing athlete.

33:07And as your coach, you make me feel amazing too.

33:11All this time,

33:13I thought I was giving you exactly what you needed.

33:20But I was wrong.

33:22What you needed was for me to be your dad.

33:26And what your dad would have told you,

33:29that no matter how you look,

33:33or what you achieve,

33:36you will always be my daughter.

33:41You will always be a beautiful, strong, superstar to me.

34:00Thanks, Dad.

34:11You're welcome.

34:28I like you, okay?

34:31Stop. You're gonna make me cry.

34:34You're a very cynical person, you know that?

34:36Actually, I'm not.

34:37But you're a very grouchy person who cannot give a compliment.

34:45You're funny.

34:47You're smart.

34:49And you make Sean happy.

34:52Which I guess is a good thing.

34:54But it also means you can make him very, very sad.

34:57And that worries me, frankly.

35:00I am not planning on hurting Sean.

35:03It's really intentional, you know?

35:07My parents have an issue with Sean.

35:13And I just don't want Sean's parent to have a problem with us, too.

35:22Too bad.

35:28Everything Sean has gone through,

35:30all the rejection and the pain,

35:36the victories, they all belong to him.

35:41But I feel every single high and every single low.

35:49So I'm sorry.

35:53I'm not gonna stop worrying about him, even if he doesn't need me to.

36:01I love you.

36:05If all of Sean saw that stain on your tie, it would drive him crazy.

36:23Hey, Liv.

36:24I'm sorry we didn't get to perform the surgery,

36:26but I'm really proud of the way you stepped up.

36:31That surgery wasn't mine.

36:33Of course it was. And it was brilliant.

36:35And neither was the stone.

36:38That story you told me about how you spotted my talent?

36:42I don't remember any of it.

36:45I didn't paint that rock.

36:47And if I handed it to you, it didn't mean anything because I was five.

36:52You've been carrying around a memory for over 20 years that represents your dream.

36:57Not mine.

36:58Clearly that's not entirely true. You went to medical school.

37:01Because I do want to be a great doctor.

37:04I wanted it so bad that I let you push me to think up some flashy surgery,

37:08even when my instincts already told me to do what I thought was the right thing,

37:13and was the right thing.

37:15Livvy, I just want to help you be the best.

37:17You want me to be Jordan.

37:19If you're looking to mold someone in your image, she's perfect.

37:25But Uncle Marcus, I've got to be me.

37:29And you can't help me do that.

37:38Hey.

37:42I'm still going to brag on you like a proud uncle. You know that, right?

37:58Dr. Jackson.

38:24It's your parents.

38:25Yeah, Sean, I saw.

38:26They probably want something. We should prepare.

38:29Either they want to yell at us, in which case we should not answer the door,

38:32or they could want to take us for dinner, but we are already halfway through.

38:35They want to take us to dinner.

38:38Should I open the door?

38:40What do you think?

38:43I think...

38:51They must have been good parents.

38:57We should have dinner with them.

39:00Do you want to text them back?

39:26Last year, after my mom died, I was going through some problems emotionally.

39:32I was diagnosed with PTSD.

39:36I see.

39:37Melendez knew. Morgan found out because she's Morgan.

39:41But I didn't tell anyone else. I didn't want anyone to know.

39:45Why are you telling me this now?

39:48Because...

39:51Lim is going through something like it, but maybe worse.

39:56She isn't going to therapy. She has refused medication. She...

40:02I don't think you should be telling me this.

40:04Whatever Lim told you, she told you in confidence and as a friend.

40:08But she's not just a friend. She's my boss.

40:12You're her boss.

40:13You're her boss.

40:15So I'm telling you because I have no place else to turn.

40:20She won't let me help because she says it's not my job. And she's right.

40:26But it's your job to protect the hospital.

40:31And her.

40:36So...

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