- 5/23/2025
The Good Doctor Season 5 Episode 14
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00:00It'll go great in the den. Upstairs.
00:04Pairing up.
00:07Loading up for an ultramarathon?
00:09Figured I'd better try everyone's contributions.
00:12Your brownies were great.
00:13Well, thank you.
00:14I should be the one carbo-loading, seeing as half my department's in New York for the next three days.
00:19Those conferences raise the hospital's profile, as well as your department's.
00:26That has mayonnaise.
00:28You don't have to eat it.
00:30Just move some to a napkin every few minutes.
00:34Then, just...
00:41I am going to need a lot of napkins.
00:47Or none at all. I have to go.
00:50J-Con 32 cut off his big toe while camping.
00:58Chopping wood is very dangerous.
01:00My neighbor in Wyoming nearly died after hitting his foot with an axe.
01:04It wasn't an axe, it was a machete.
01:06She wasn't chopping wood.
01:08I woke up and the tent was dark. I thought I saw a snake, but it was his foot.
01:12Do you normally wear glasses?
01:16I retract that question.
01:19Can you reattach it?
01:21Your machete was very sharp.
01:24So, yes.
01:28Your sweet potato casserole was a runaway hit. It was gone before I got any.
01:32You should have had some back at the apartment when you had the chance.
01:35I got distracted, which I seem to remember was your fault.
01:40You busy this weekend?
01:42Actually, a few of my college buddies are in town.
01:45I'd love to hear all about my boyfriend's frat house exploits.
01:48I think they kind of just want to catch up with me. Maybe next time?
01:52Yeah, totally. Next time.
01:58Digital nerve is fully reattached.
02:01Check for distal pulses.
02:05Add this to the list of reasons I don't go camping.
02:07Right after ticks, bears, and giardia.
02:10He loves bears. She thinks they're cute.
02:12A grizzly bear can crush a bowling ball with its bite.
02:15I watch a lot of Discovery.
02:17Pulse present. Color and capillary refill look good. It's well profused.
02:21Good. Let's...
02:26Dr. Lim, are you okay?
02:29Yeah, fine. I just had a little bit too much at the potluck.
02:32All good. Let's finish up here.
02:34Let's just place a dress.
02:43Step away.
02:45Very slowly.
02:50Why?
02:53Can't you see the snake right there?
02:59No, there is no snake.
03:01Dr. Lim, I think you should step out.
03:12I'm sorry.
03:33How are you feeling? Any nausea, dizziness?
03:35No. What is happening?
03:37Everyone here was at the potluck. Has to be some sort of toxin or food poisoning.
03:40Dr. Lim's symptoms don't seem like typical food poisoning.
03:43How many people are getting...
03:45Shut it.
03:47I missed you.
03:49Fourteen, including her.
03:52How cool, right?
03:54Like, if you're hanging out with a bunch of friends, like, you'd want me to come.
03:57Totally. You're the coolest.
04:00Add Instacare blabbering to the list of symptoms.
04:02Start an I.V. Get him on some fluids.
04:05Oh, put me down!
04:07You know what I love about you?
04:09You look like a Disney princess, but you're mean.
04:11And that's so...
04:15hot.
04:16I love you.
04:18I love you, too.
04:19That's why we need to talk about my recliner.
04:21You can't hide it in the den.
04:23It's the living room. We're busted.
04:25Okay, let's find you a nice place to lie down.
04:29Are you experiencing nausea, confusion, or hallucinations?
04:33No. I'm great.
04:39Almost as great as your hair.
04:42Temperature's elevated.
04:45And you're using the same voice you use to talk to our neighbor's dog.
04:48How do you do that?
04:50Conditioner?
04:52Genetics?
04:53People's dilated.
04:59Waiting room is utter pandemonium.
05:01We have an E.T.A. on surgeons returning from the conference.
05:04There's a huge storm in New York.
05:06Flights are grounded till tomorrow.
05:07We can't send anyone home till we know for sure what we're dealing with.
05:09Let's keep them in the E.R. and watch for any renal, hepatic, or neurological complications.
05:13There aren't enough bays in the E.R. to babysit a sick staff and also take in new patients.
05:19We could use the private E.R. bays for the sicker staff, then use a conference room for overflow.
05:23The residence break room is better.
05:25It has a sink and no carpets.
05:27Vomit ready.
05:28Prep the break room and then start figuring out exactly what everyone ate.
05:31Document any commonalities.
05:33I'll loop in Dr. Allen. The four of us will run point on any surgical in E.R.
05:40Dr. Andrews?
05:42Sorry. Excuse me.
05:52And then there were three.
06:03Oh!
06:07I know it's a little crazy out there right now, but in here it's just like any other day.
06:12Mr. Hoyt here fractured a skull while trying to fix his roof, and now we are going to try and fix him.
06:18Dr. Murphy, help me mark up the patient and let's crack him open.
06:22I think you mean mark the trauma flap for the craniotomy?
06:27Sure.
06:30Who played Olympic Hills last week? Was that you?
06:34Put two balls in the pond off the first tee. Went downhill from there.
06:38I know that pond, and I hate that pond.
06:44You know the pot bunk around 18?
06:46Dr. Glossman, the CT scans show skull fragments are putting pressure on the brain. We need to go faster.
06:54Four times I hit the lip, four times the ball rolled right back to my feet.
06:59Scalpel.
07:14I feel floaty.
07:18Should I get a doctor?
07:20No, it's nice.
07:23Is Snake still in your bed?
07:26No.
07:28I think they're sleeping.
07:35Oh, your pink sweater is amazing.
07:43And swirly.
07:45So swirly.
07:47So swirly.
07:51It's a good thing you sent a chunk of the department to that conference.
07:55Not that you asked me.
07:57I'm head of the hospital.
07:59Like I could ever forget that.
08:01Oh, there it is, that classic Audrey Lim passive aggressive pushback.
08:10Whatever was in the food seems to have lowered your inhibitions.
08:14So, you want me to be less passive aggressive?
08:18Yes, I would.
08:20Okay.
08:25All that talk about how much you care about the hospital.
08:30I don't buy it.
08:36You love being the president.
08:40Yes, you do.
08:43And all that power and attention just feeds your ginormous ego.
08:49Oh, that's rich.
08:51Coming from the control freak who keeps just enough chaos in her life to feel cool.
08:57This whole maverick daredevil shtick, I'm so over it.
09:02Aren't you over it?
09:04You know what I'm over?
09:07Your skin tight clothes.
09:09Yeah, we get it.
09:11You're in great shape.
09:13Excuse me, maybe you two should...
09:14For your age.
09:16I'll work out.
09:17We know.
09:18Stop talking about anything.
09:27The cranioplasty took seven minutes longer than it should have.
09:30I'm okay with that as long as we have a smooth surgery.
09:33But with all the cases we have...
09:35You're in the OR, you're a leader, okay?
09:38When people are stressed, that's when mistakes happen.
09:40How does pretending a stressful situation isn't stressful make it less stressful?
09:44Dr. Glassman, phase seven is waiting.
09:47Keep the morale up, keep the tension down.
09:56Do you remember what you ate from the potluck?
09:58Your hair is emitting a glow.
10:04Probably because it's on fire.
10:11Let's move you to a quiet area.
10:14This is so not the worst trip I've been on.
10:17I work in tech.
10:20You've been to one microdosing session in the Redwoods.
10:22You've been to all of them.
10:24Please answer my questions.
10:25I need to pinpoint what dish is affecting everyone.
10:27Oh, good idea. I'm going to help.
10:29You are way too white for that.
10:31Oh, yeah?
10:32I ate Scarlyn's cake, which definitely had too much nutmeg,
10:35which can be hallucinogenic,
10:37which didn't make enough to affect everyone.
10:39I also ate Jackman's sandwiches, which were on rye.
10:41Moldy rye, supposedly because of the hysteria at the Salem witch trials,
10:44which I doubt everyone ate them because they were terrible.
10:49So dry.
10:51Given what I am feeling,
10:54my expert opinion, we're in the neighborhood of LSD.
10:57Ms. Galen.
11:01Start asking people questions.
11:03Okay.
11:06Irrigate into the incision site.
11:08Does my urging you to move quickly make you tense?
11:10No. I can handle it.
11:12Dr. Glassman thinks the OR staff can't,
11:14which is why he works too slowly and uses wrong terminology.
11:17I hope you didn't tell him that.
11:19I did.
11:21He is normally open to my opinions.
11:24We have known each other a long time.
11:26I know, Sean, but he's a senior surgeon, and you're still a resident.
11:30You can't expect for him to adjust to your pace.
11:34You can run things the way you want when you're the senior doctor.
11:37So if I'm not working with Dr. Glassman and I am the senior doctor,
11:43I can run things how I want?
11:45That's not exactly what I meant.
11:47Four patients. I need to go.
11:49Close him up and run an EKG, and thank you for the helpful advice.
11:57No deep lacerations.
12:00You done?
12:02I'm done. I have to work in the morning.
12:04You should take the day off.
12:06Give yourself a chance to heal.
12:08I need the hours.
12:11Dr. Glassman, there is a patient in B2.
12:13Thank you. I'll be right there.
12:15Sit.
12:20What kind of work do you do, Cameron?
12:27How severe is the rectal pain?
12:29I can barely sit down.
12:31Fissures, inflammatory bowel disease, or hemorrhoids?
12:33I don't think so.
12:34Dr. Murphy, what was that last part?
12:36Hemorrhoids. We are very busy. You need to write faster.
12:38Have you recently inserted a foreign object into your rectum?
12:42Please answer. I am trying to help you,
12:44but also I do not want to spend any longer than necessary.
12:48It was a toothbrush.
12:53I was bored.
12:57Second-degree electrical burn.
12:59Were you touching anything else when you got shocked?
13:01I don't think so.
13:05Burn ointment, morphine for debridement, maintenance fluids.
13:07I asked for lactated ringers with D5 saline, not D10.
13:09I'm sorry. You are going so fast.
13:11No, thank you. I will get it myself.
13:15I imagine with the pay cuts and the new hires,
13:17there is a lot of pressure at work, huh?
13:19Yeah. My wife already lost her job,
13:21and I can't afford to lose mine, too.
13:25Are you sleeping?
13:28Um...
13:32What about the bean dip?
13:34I don't think I had any of that.
13:39The mac and cheese.
13:42Meatballs.
13:51The soup.
13:53No. Wait.
13:55I only thought about getting the soup.
13:59Hilarious!
14:01I don't really see my wife anymore.
14:03And when I do, I'm just so tired and irritated all the time.
14:10Have you been self-medicating?
14:13Stimulants? Amphetamines, maybe?
14:22I asked if I could join.
14:24Find out what my boyfriend was like in college.
14:26And then...
14:28There's a record scratch.
14:30He totally shut me out.
14:32Ah, that's so cool.
14:34You and Jerome are officially boyfriends.
14:39You just called him that?
14:51I called him my boyfriend.
14:55That's why he freaked out.
14:58Wait.
15:00Was that the first time?
15:03Oh, man.
15:05No.
15:07That's not an unreasonable thing to assume, right?
15:09We've been on dates.
15:11We even had breakfast the morning after.
15:13But maybe he's seeing other people.
15:18Hey, man.
15:20You said how you feel.
15:22You just laid it out there, and that's great.
15:24You gotta be who you are.
15:26Otherwise, you find yourself moving into a new place
15:28where your kick-ass recliner is hidden way upstairs.
15:30You deserve better than that.
15:32You deserve the space to be you, to express yourself.
15:37I sort of got lost in the middle there, but you're right.
15:39I should express myself.
15:41We need to start...
15:44Now.
15:53Dr. Murphy?
15:55This man has been waiting on Dr. Glassman.
15:57He's on Dr. Glassman's list.
15:59He's falling a bit behind.
16:02Okay.
16:07Frank went off to the bathroom, and Park wrestled me out.
16:15On the count of three.
16:17One, two...
16:21I walked a thousand miles
16:24To find a place to stay
16:29Tonight
16:31With my boyfriend
16:34That's right, and I'm not afraid to say it
16:37Oh, you're not afraid to say it, and I'm not afraid to say I love my recliner
16:43Yeah
16:45Tonight
16:47Get up here! Come on! Feel the music!
16:53Oh, oh, here comes the music!
16:55Da-da-da-da-da-da-da!
16:57And the music!
17:01You okay?
17:05It's fine.
17:06Girl, I love Vanessa Carlton!
17:08Does your family have any history of strokes?
17:11I'm not sure.
17:12Heart attacks? Blood clots?
17:13Why? Is that what's happening?
17:15I'm going to retake your blood pressure.
17:17Doctor, I don't feel right.
17:21190 over 110. I need a 35 milligram push of esmolol.
17:25What's happening?
17:26You're in range for complications from a hypertensive crisis.
17:29Like a heart attack?
17:30That's one possibility.
17:31So I'm having a heart attack?
17:33Not yet. This should bring down your blood pressure.
17:37Continue to take deep breaths.
17:39Does Dr. Glassman have any more patients on hold?
17:41There are two more.
17:42I will take them. I'm faster than Dr. Glassman, and we need to...
17:45Doctor, help! I can't breathe!
17:50Okay, your blood pressure levels are dropping.
17:52Increasing oxygen flow rate.
17:56Get Dr. Glassman.
17:59Mr. Cho, you had a minor asthma attack.
18:03Mr. Cho, you had a minor asthma attack as a result of the esmolol.
18:08Why did you give it to me, then?
18:10You didn't tell the nurse about your asthma?
18:12Didn't anyone check my medical records?
18:14You were in ER walking, and your blood pressure...
18:17Please step outside and meet me in the hall.
18:24Mr. Cho, the important thing is that your vitals are normal now,
18:28and there won't be any long-term effects as a result of the medication.
18:31I'll be right back.
18:38You didn't have time to get a clear history?
18:40His blood pressure was critically high and trending up.
18:42And now it's low?
18:44I warned you about this, didn't I?
18:46You were stressed, and then you stressed him.
18:48Okay, I would feel less stressed if you were moving faster.
18:51That's not your call!
18:53I wasn't wrong.
18:54An asthmatic response to esmolol is rare and less critical than a hypertensive crisis.
18:58And if you had not been so slow to get to the patient...
19:02John...
19:03Because I know you are not able to work at my pace,
19:05but your medical strategy is not working. No, no!
19:08Work at your pace?
19:10Yes.
19:11You need to go get something to eat. Take a break.
19:14No, thank you. I need to get...
19:16I said take a break!
19:18If you don't want to eat something, then go take a walk!
19:22Now!
19:27I'll take care of Mr. Cho.
19:38That was quite the fall.
19:42I'm sorry I flipped you out, calling you my boyfriend.
19:45But I...
19:46I need to know if you're seeing other people.
19:49No.
19:51No, I'm not seeing anyone else.
19:54And yes, the boyfriend thing did surprise me, but...
19:58I liked it.
20:00No.
20:02Not enough to introduce me to your college friends.
20:06I wouldn't like them. They're boring.
20:09They're boring? Or...
20:12Or...
20:13I'm boring?
20:14Or too loud? Or...
20:17Too young?
20:18Young? What about me? It's so embarrassing.
20:24I just...
20:27I just thought you wouldn't want to listen to us rehash our glory days.
20:33Okay, if that was you thinking of an excuse, you should have taken longer.
20:39Just finish me up and take me back to the break room, please.
20:45Okay, okay.
20:49Try and drink as much as you can.
20:52Ever stop and think how bizarre it is that we got together, like if you told us even a year ago that we...
20:56Stranger things have happened.
20:59Landed weird earlier.
21:00You know what else is weird? How people say opposites attract.
21:03But novelty works off, right?
21:05Remember that video with Paula Abdul and that cartoon cat?
21:08They didn't have a future. They probably couldn't agree on furniture, either.
21:10How about we talk about this later?
21:12That recliner has been with me through marriage, Kellen, med school, divorce...
21:15I asked you to put it in the den. I'll throw it out.
21:17Because you're embarrassed by it. You don't respect it.
21:20And if you don't respect it, maybe you don't respect me.
21:23And before you know it, you'll be hiding me upstairs in a house you're paying for, where you'll be the boss,
21:27and I'll be nothing but a side-lonely piece of furniture.
21:32You are not furniture, but you are high and in no shape to be having a rational conversation.
21:37Keep hydrating.
21:46What are you doing?
21:52I can climb this wall.
21:54I need to climb this wall.
21:56What, like...
21:58Spider-Man?
22:00Exactly like Spider-Man.
22:02Cool. Cool.
22:04Hey, just please be quiet.
22:10I'll need a running start. It'll take power and inertia to stick.
22:16Don't worry, Ray. No!
22:18You've got to let me do this.
22:20You're delusional.
22:22How are you going to wake the snakes?
22:24I'm president.
22:26If I want to climb the wall, I will climb the wall.
22:33What did Spider-Man value the most?
22:37That with great power comes great responsibility.
22:39Yeah, yeah, yeah. But also...
22:42His secret identity.
22:45If you have these powers, you don't want people to know, right?
22:50Yeah.
22:54You're right. Good thinking.
22:58Are you stroking my sleeve?
23:00Yeah.
23:02Yeah.
23:04That's incredible.
23:08What is it?
23:11Cashmere.
23:13Yeah.
23:22Dr. Murphy, take a look at his ultrasound.
23:25I'm taking a break. I am eating an apple.
23:28It's very strange.
23:30It's very strange.
23:39His spleen is on the wrong side.
23:42Okay.
23:46Were you in a car accident?
23:48No. He used the ball launcher to fire a basketball at his stomach.
23:51My followers love that stuff.
23:53You have a wandering spleen.
23:55The ligaments holding it were likely weakened from past trauma.
23:57The impact from the ball caused it to break away.
23:59Oh, snap. Can you email me those pics?
24:01That's dope content for my follow-up video.
24:04Later. You're not getting adequate blood flow to the spleen.
24:07We need to get you into surgery now.
24:09Sweet. Hey, can you guys film this for me?
24:14Urine samples from the dose are inconclusive.
24:17Any food updates?
24:19No go on the ribs and the pasta salad.
24:24In your extensive tripping experience,
24:27do people usually talk crazy or reveal their true feelings?
24:30Both. They'll often get related.
24:33But Park's definitely acting crazy.
24:36I mean, dancing on tables.
24:38You want to talk Park?
24:41Or the mystery?
24:43Both.
24:45Great.
24:47We just moved in together and now he's rambling about how opposites don't attract.
24:51Or shouldn't.
24:53Hey, you know the word rambling can refer to horny horses.
25:00Maybe he's just nervous about change.
25:03Park doesn't get nervous.
25:05Well, it's either completely irrelevant
25:07or something you two need to have a very serious talk about.
25:12Isn't Dr. Gentry vegan?
25:16Yes.
25:18Yes.
25:20That takes out chicken, mac and cheese, and jello.
25:23The sweet potatoes.
25:25Whose dish was that?
25:27That's impossible.
25:29I got the recipe online and I followed it exactly.
25:32Interesting.
25:34And did you help him?
25:37You think I did something to his dish?
25:39Maybe you thought it would be funny.
25:42That makes no sense.
25:44Which isn't surprising because you're tripping.
25:47I'm not.
25:49And I remember you put a bag labeled organs in the shared fridge
25:52and changed Dr. Radley's license plate to impotent.
25:55Those were harmless pranks.
25:58Unlike dosing a hospital.
26:00I'm sorry.
26:02Just pause.
26:04When exactly was this prank master era?
26:06It wasn't an era.
26:08It was just some stuff I did my first few years here.
26:11So you were different then.
26:14Or are you just morphing into different people
26:16depending on who you're talking to?
26:18Do you have other personalities that I should know about?
26:21Whatever you ate is making you paranoid.
26:25If this is going to work,
26:27you need to be your true self with me.
26:30Enough couples therapy.
26:32Go to your apartment and bring back all the ingredients.
26:35Okay. No problem.
26:40Hello. You're scheduled to assist Dr. Glassman
26:42in a wandering spleen surgery. That is my patient.
26:44Okay.
26:46With a spleen this fractured, complications could easily be missed.
26:48Peritonitis, fragments left behind that could cause infection.
26:50You need to convince Dr. Glassman to let me assist too.
26:52Why can't you tell him yourself?
26:54We had an argument a few hours ago. I'm not sure he would listen to me.
26:56Then by all means, you should operate with him.
26:59Yes.
27:01Today has been rough enough
27:03without you dragging me into the middle of whatever this thing is.
27:07Talk to Glassman yourself.
27:13I am not scheduled for this spleen surgery,
27:15but I should be included.
27:17This is a rare procedure.
27:19Did you take a break?
27:21I had an apple. Half an apple.
27:23I understand if you're disappointed.
27:25Sean, I need a team who listens to me,
27:28who knows my style, and who embraces it.
27:30Just because I don't like to talk about irrelevant topics
27:33doesn't mean I can't help.
27:35Sean, you're not in the surgery.
27:37Hey.
27:39I thought about what you said
27:41about the recliner and other things.
27:45Once this is over,
27:47we'll be back together.
27:49I'm sorry.
27:51I'm sorry.
27:53I'm sorry.
27:55I'm sorry.
27:57I'm sorry.
27:59I'm sorry.
28:01I'm sorry.
28:03I'm sorry.
28:05Once this is over,
28:07we should talk.
28:09What's wrong?
28:11Park?
28:13Park?
28:15I need CBC, blood pressure, and CT stat.
28:19Does it hurt?
28:25Good job.
28:27Double-checking at the end there.
28:31With the spleen disfracture,
28:33complications can be easily missed.
28:35Peritonitis,
28:37fragments left behind that can cause infection.
28:39That sounds familiar.
28:45You're stressing him out.
28:47You made him question himself.
28:51He should question himself.
28:53He's a great surgeon.
28:55Great surgeons should continue to question themselves.
28:57That's how we learn.
28:59Sean is great,
29:01and he's learned a lot from you.
29:03Maybe it's time you let him return the favor.
29:09I've learned a lot from both of you.
29:15Stat page to OR1.
29:19I'll meet you there.
29:27Olive oil, pecans, cilantro.
29:29Seasonings?
29:31Salt, pepper.
29:33We need an answer now.
29:35Park has advanced appendicitis.
29:37He needs surgery, but not before we know what's in his system.
29:39I got everything. On my way back.
29:41Wait. Jerome, go back.
29:43Wait. Bring the phone closer to the seasonings.
29:47No.
29:49That's the wrong cumin shaker.
29:51I used the other one.
29:53What other shaker?
29:55The first shaker was almost empty,
29:57but I found a clear one.
29:59I don't have another.
30:05It's psilocybin.
30:07Magic mushrooms.
30:09A few weeks ago, my roommate had a party.
30:11Someone brought shrooms and a cumin shaker.
30:13That's all we need.
30:15Shrooms won't disrupt the anesthesia.
30:17We can operate.
30:21J. Conn was originally admitted with an amputated toe,
30:23but his most recent EKG was abnormal.
30:25If Park left coronary artery, he's at risk of cardiac arrest.
30:27Since you don't want me in the OR,
30:29you and Dr. Allen will need to open him up
30:31and increase blood flow to his heart.
30:35This is complicated.
30:39I'm gonna need a senior resident.
30:41I'm a senior resident?
30:43Yes, I know. Let's scrub in.
30:45Dr. Glassman,
30:47Park is in OR number three, on the table.
30:49His appendix is about to rupture.
30:51We have an immediate cardiac surgery here.
30:53It's a quick laparoscopic.
30:55It's Park.
30:59When we're in the home stretch, Dr. Murphy can start the procedure.
31:01What about Dr. Allen?
31:05She's only a second year,
31:07so surgery's our third year.
31:09I assisted appendectomies all the time in my second year.
31:11I can talk her through.
31:13I got this.
31:17Go prep.
31:23Well,
31:25look at all the areas of stenosis.
31:27Or would you prefer
31:29to discuss sports
31:31or another topic?
31:33I appreciate that.
31:35I'm good with the medicine for now.
31:39And there's the anomaly.
31:41What's the ideal approach?
31:43We should unroof the coronary
31:45and incision into the osteum to the aortic root.
31:47You heard the man. Let's get to cutting.
31:53How do you feel?
31:55Still itching to climb these walls?
31:59Thanks for talking me down.
32:01That could have been ugly.
32:05You know, I never pegged you
32:07for a Spider-Man fan.
32:09I always pictured you watching
32:11a ten-part Ken Burns doc
32:13on the history of pencils.
32:17Isabel dragged me to the floor.
32:19Isabel dragged me
32:21to the first movie.
32:23And I loved it.
32:25Peter Parker reminded me
32:27of myself at that age.
32:29Science,
32:31nerds,
32:33unite.
32:35She really knew me well.
32:39When I was a first-year,
32:41I had this nightmare shift,
32:43and this other resident
32:45insisted,
32:47instead of going home
32:49and falling apart,
32:51that we see the matinee
32:53of Spider-Man 3.
32:55I thought it would cheer me up.
32:57That's a good friend.
32:59Yeah. Melendez was pretty cool.
33:05Seeing those movies
33:07became a bit of a tradition for us.
33:11I haven't seen the new one yet.
33:13It feels
33:15off
33:17without him.
33:21Well,
33:23it isn't the same without Isabel, either.
33:29The other day,
33:31I was working on projected
33:33hospital goals for the year,
33:35and it got me thinking about
33:39the life goals I had set
33:41for myself.
33:45A new house,
33:47the presidency,
33:51kids.
33:57I never imagined a version
33:59without Isabel.
34:05Here I am,
34:07alone,
34:09surrounded by people who hate me.
34:11Yeah, not that I blame them.
34:19I don't hate you.
34:23Don't get me wrong.
34:25You're a major pain in the ass.
34:27And I do not love the way you became president.
34:31But it's a level
34:33of responsibility I don't even want
34:35to comprehend.
34:37And you make it look so easy,
34:39it's infuriating.
34:41And you're actually not half bad at it.
34:45Tell anyone I said that,
34:47and I'll tell them you tried to run into a wall.
34:55Don't move.
34:57There's a snake beside you.
35:07And done.
35:09Decrease the flow,
35:11and let's check out the heart.
35:19Function's not improving.
35:21Heart's not getting adequate perfusion.
35:23We need a bigger fix.
35:25We can make a patch,
35:27widen the vessel,
35:29and increase the blood flow,
35:31but that's not ideal.
35:33The risk of thrombosis is too high.
35:35It might not even last a few hours.
35:39We could
35:41move the left coronary artery
35:43from the right side of the aorta
35:45and reimplant it to the correct side.
35:47That's a hell of an idea.
35:49Dr. Murphy,
35:51take the lead.
35:53Okay.
36:03We need to get back
36:05on full bypass.
36:077-0 for link sutures.
36:09That was good work.
36:15I shouldn't have cut you out
36:17of the surgery earlier.
36:19I'm sorry.
36:25It's been a long time
36:27since I've done an all-nighter.
36:29I'm sorry.
36:31It's been a long time
36:33since I've done an all-nighter.
36:35I'm sorry.
36:37It's been a long time
36:39since I've done an all-nighter.
36:41I thought it was quite invigorating.
36:47I need a scotch.
36:49It's 8 a.m.
36:51I know. Care to join?
37:07I'm officially cleared
37:09for discharge.
37:11I wanted to apologize
37:13for before.
37:15I was kind of an ass.
37:17You were right before
37:19I wasn't being myself with you.
37:21Or...
37:23not my whole self, at least.
37:25I was a bit of a goofball in college.
37:27My buddies still can't believe
37:29I work at a hospital.
37:31I like to think I've changed,
37:33but...
37:35part of me is still there
37:37and...
37:39tends to come roaring back when I'm around them.
37:41And you thought that would be an issue
37:43for me?
37:45You're a doctor.
37:47I figured you wanted someone
37:49smart, mature...
37:53serious.
37:55That's what I thought
37:57you wanted.
37:59I spent
38:01so much of my life
38:03in an orthodox world.
38:05I still don't feel like
38:07I know what I'm doing.
38:09And you seemed like
38:11you had it all figured out.
38:13It felt...
38:15it felt intimidating.
38:17I have so little figured out.
38:19Except that I'm really into you.
38:25I'm meeting my friends at Grant's Tavern
38:27if you're still interested.
38:33Say yes!
38:41You okay?
38:43Okay. Just waiting for Shawnee.
38:55As your surgeon,
38:57I advise no exercise for six weeks.
38:59Keep the wound dry.
39:01Please, listen to your surgeon.
39:03Dr. Resnick, nice to see you.
39:05Last time we were all together was in the operating room
39:07during my solo surgery.
39:09Please leave.
39:17I've been thinking about the recliner.
39:21Was I, uh,
39:23ranting about that thing?
39:25You were.
39:27I thought we could keep it in the living room.
39:29But get it reupholstered
39:31in a fabric we agree on.
39:33Make it something that
39:35represents us both.
39:39No purple.
39:41Otherwise, deal.
39:47Do you remember anything else
39:49from last night?
39:55Beyond that I should never dance in public again?
39:57No.
39:59Why?
40:01Was there something important?
40:03No.
40:05Nothing important.
40:23Hey.
40:25Everything all right?
40:27He did. Everything okay?
40:29Better than okay. Turn on your TV.
40:31Channel 39.
40:35You know, I was thinking,
40:37how about a weekly meeting?
40:39Be good to keep a line of communication open.
40:41I'd like that. Thanks.
40:45Spider-Man 2.
40:47Awesome.
40:51We'll do it here.
40:53The power of the sun in the palm of my hand.
40:57Nothing will stand in our way.
40:59Nothing!
41:07To us.
41:09The evolving.
41:19I think I prefer tequila.
41:21You've got a lot to learn.
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