The Good Doctor Season 6 Episode 17

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00:00I made you blueberry pancakes would you prefer cauliflower? Nope, Sean, that's our baby. I'm 36 weeks. The baby is a size up ahead of cauliflower.

00:15Our baby will not be this bumpy. I am very happy.

00:26Me too. We're having a baby. I have an amazing job. You're an attending.

00:31We have a new family car. Dr. Glassman has moved down the hall. Jared is coming back to work at the hospital.

00:38It is great that he's back. But, you know, the dynamic might be a little different.

00:45Research has shown that when working with friends you get more done in less time and have fun on the job.

00:50But Jared will be working for you, not with you. It can be different when you have to manage a friend. Lines can get blurred and that can be hard.

00:59The lines are not blurred. They are very clear.

01:08Hey there, lover boy. Give me the details. Are you and Jerome exchanging keys or are you getting a whole new place together?

01:15No, he did not ask me to move in. What did he want to talk to you about? I don't want to talk about it.

01:21OK, now I want to know even more of my interrogation will continue until you go to the club or work.

01:32Yeah, these early calls are going to take some getting used to. Kendrick's the perfect pick me up.

01:37Never met a Kendrick. Yes. Nice shirt. Tom Ford.

01:42Yeah, my good luck charm. Figured I couldn't hurt my first day back for seven hundred dollars.

01:47It should give you more than luck on occasion as you guys.

01:58The car is a bit much, but the fashion is now, Mr. Grumpy.

02:04What's going on with you? Goodbye.

02:07Dr. Kalu is not your peer, not your friend. He is your employee and you are his boss.

02:12I am confident that Jared will do a good job. That's exactly what I'm talking about. He is not Jared. He is Dr. Kalu.

02:17I do not always call people by their professional titles. Sometimes I call Dr. Allen.

02:21Dr. Murphy, an informal communication style with Dr. Kalu can create a perception of special treatment and favoritism.

02:27I do not plan to give Jared special treatment. That doesn't mean Dr. Kalu isn't expecting it.

02:34And if I see it, it won't be good for either of you.

02:42She has bruising and pain, even with passive range of motion.

02:46Some bullies at school chased her. She fell down the stairs trying to get away.

02:49That's not even how it happened. I knew we should have stuck with homeschooling.

02:52She insisted. Look what happened.

02:55You need to be still. Your shoulder is fractured. Ultrasound the patient.

03:06Why are you laughing?

03:09She can't help it. Yara has Tourette's syndrome. It's why she got into the fight at school.

03:13Mom, he was asking me. Never let me speak for myself.

03:18There wasn't a fight. Some kids thought it would be funny to point and stare at me.

03:23And I thought it would be funny to egg their lockers.

03:26Then my stupid tics messed up my getaway.

03:29There's significant tissue swelling and massive hematoma at the proximal humerus.

03:34The fracture has caused an acute compartment syndrome. You need surgery right away.

03:49What were you doing when you started getting dizzy?

03:52I was sitting in gym class and then the room started to spin and then I threw up.

03:57But I wasn't doing it.

04:00I just introduced Carter to the Wonder Woman comics. He's been trying to learn the twirl.

04:05I don't blame you. The twirl is awesome.

04:08Wait, that's my little guy.

04:10Hey, Mama E.

04:12Hey, Carter G.

04:14You should have called me immediately.

04:17Elaine's my mom.

04:19And I don't need your permission to bring my son to the hospital.

04:22Actually, you do. I'm his legal guardian.

04:26What's wrong with him?

04:27His heart rate is quite low.

04:30What does that mean?

04:31It looks like Carter has an abnormality of electrical signals controlling his heartbeat.

04:35We need to run some tests.

04:37Echo and what's your physiology study?

04:40The prodigal resident returns.

04:42Ah ha. Lovely to see you as well, Dr. Resnick.

04:45Will the hospital be getting a new wing in the Kalu family name?

04:49My family are doing well, thanks for asking.

04:52And I was recruited to return based on my training.

04:56But I'm afraid I can't do it.

04:58I'm sorry.

04:59I'm sorry.

05:00I'm sorry.

05:01I'm sorry.

05:02I'm sorry.

05:03I'm sorry.

05:04I'm sorry.

05:05I'm sorry.

05:06I'm sorry.

05:07I returned based on my training, breadth of experience and willingness to take a demotion back to a first year.

05:13Oh, it's going to be hellish being bossed around by newbies and people who used to be your peers.

05:18Grab me that box on the top shelf.

05:21I missed you too.

05:23You know, while I was away I learned how to read emotional energy.

05:27And sniping at people is your love language.

05:31Happy to know you still care.

05:34Good luck, newbie.

05:35Thanks.

05:37I, uh, gotta get to surgery.

05:41Enjoy.

05:48Your control of the shaft segment is very precise.

05:55Brown retractor.

05:58No brown retractor.

06:00No brown retractor.

06:02I thought I put it on your tray from the supply room.

06:04All of my tools must be individually selected, sterilized and placed in my tray before I begin the surgery.

06:11Understood.

06:12Got it.

06:14That will do.

06:15Further expose the proximal humerus.

06:19Place sutures in rotator cuff to mobilize humeral head.

06:23Sorry for dropping the ball with the tools.

06:26Wrecking mistake.

06:27Don't sweat it.

06:28Your BFF's with the boss, right?

06:31I treat every resident the same.

06:34Dr. Helen, place Steinman pins proximal to biceps tendon.

06:40Dr. Kalu, you are on suction.

06:43Oh.

06:51Catheter placed in auxiliary vein.

06:54I feel bad for Carter's mom.

06:56I can't imagine trying to raise a kid with my mother backseat driving by every move.

07:01Well, maybe if Bianca told Elaine that she was taking Carter to the hospital, she would trust her more.

07:07Pacing wire.

07:09Bianca was probably doing what she thought was best.

07:13Withholding information is never for the best.

07:17Advancing to the right ventricle.

07:19Everything okay between you two?

07:21We're fine.

07:27That can't be right.

07:29I need contrast to clear up what I'm seeing on fluoroscopy.

07:36Nail transposition of the great arteries.

07:39The ventricles are...

07:42inverted.

07:43His heart is...

07:45backward.

07:47Your surgery went well.

07:49We were able to decompress and release your compartment syndrome and stabilize your humerus fracture.

07:53Great.

07:54When can I go back to school?

07:55You'll only be out a few days.

07:56Just be sure to wear your sling.

07:58You're not going back to school.

08:00Why not?

08:01It's not safe.

08:02I'm not sending you back so they can hurt you again.

08:04I'm not a baby.

08:05I'm not a baby.

08:07I'm not a baby.

08:08I'm not a baby.

08:09I'm not a baby.

08:10I'm not a baby.

08:11I'm not a baby.

08:12I'm not a baby.

08:13I'm not a baby.

08:14I'm not a baby.

08:15I'm not a baby.

08:16I can take care of myself.

08:18I just need to take your vitals.

08:19If you could take care of yourself, we wouldn't have ended up in the hospital.

08:22Going to school is literally the only thing that I do that is normal.

08:25I don't want to be...

08:29I don't want to be stuck at home with you.

08:31You never let me do anything by myself.

08:34Yara?

08:36She's having a seizure.

08:37I need two milligrams of thorazepam and MRI.

08:39Set!

08:45Set!

08:58She's sleeping like a baby.

09:01You should have used propofol instead of Versed to sedate her.

09:05Versed is old school.

09:06Same effects.

09:07None of the overshooting.

09:11Why are you changing my settings?

09:12Pete's case.

09:13Shorter duration imaging sequences cuts the time in half.

09:18It's your first day.

09:19Remember?

09:20You could probably use a refresher before trying a shortcut.

09:24I'm a little out of practice, but I still got a few tricks up my sleeve.

09:28Says the guy who has to repeat a year.

09:31Ow.

09:34Sean will appreciate getting Yara's results back faster.

09:37Trust me.

09:38Trust me.

09:42You know him better than me.

09:47Was the patient properly sedated before you began this MRI?

09:51Yeah, of course. I used the standard pediatric protocol with Versed.

09:54Did Dr. Allen tell you about our revised propofol protocol?

09:59Yeah.

10:00But in my experience, Versed provides better...

10:02You should have listened to Dr. Allen.

10:04I know how to perform an MRI, Sean.

10:06You apparently do not.

10:09There is too much motion degradation.

10:11These images are unusable.

10:13Dr. Allen, please go redo the MRI.

10:16Dr. Kalou, we need to speak privately.

10:31You cannot take shortcuts.

10:34You're right. Sorry.

10:37You cannot expect special treatment because you are my friend.

10:43I'm not expecting special treatment, Sean.

10:46But I don't appreciate being treated like an intern either.

10:50I know technically I'm a first year, but I've been a doctor for as long as you have.

10:53We are not peers. I am your boss, and you have a lot to learn.

10:57Dr. Andrew said he is judging my performance off of your performance,

11:00and your performance is not good.

11:05Okay?

11:08Okay.

11:10Good.

11:11You need to go practice basic skills and observe our current standardized MRI process.

11:24Heart block plus inverted cardiac anatomy.

11:27Heart block plus inverted cardiac anatomy. What's your plan?

11:31Intravenous pacemaker is out, but we could open him up, place it surgically.

11:34That doesn't address the underlying anatomy issue.

11:37The defect could lead to heart failure as he gets older.

11:39It could, but he might be fine with just the pacemaker.

11:41But if he's already developed arrhythmia, not a great sign.

11:45I'd recommend the double switch reconstruction. Redirect blood flow to the right ventricle.

11:49I have Carter's BMP and cardiac labs.

11:51Yeah, I already received them digitally.

11:54But the hard copies are always appreciated.

12:00Trouble in paradise?

12:01Everything's fine.

12:02You've been in this passive-aggressive fight all day.

12:04We're not fighting.

12:05No, that would require you talking to me.

12:09You don't have to share, but you do have two divorcees with a sadly ample amount of experience between us.

12:16Was one of you secretly in contact with an ex?

12:18Take a job out of state without including you in the process?

12:24Jerome lied to me about something very important.

12:27I didn't lie.

12:28Your lie of omission is still a lie.

12:29It's not that simple.

12:30You should have told me.

12:31I wanted to.

12:32But you didn't.

12:33Because I was afraid of how you'd react.

12:37But you're right.

12:39It should never have been a secret because there's nothing to hide.

12:42I'm HIV positive.

12:44Thanks to my meds, my viral load has been undetectable for years.

12:49I'm pause undetectable.

12:51Undetectable.

12:53I can't transmit the virus.

13:03You should go talk to him.

13:06I have work to do.

13:09Present the double-switch surgery to the family.

13:12If they agree, I'll scrub in.

13:13On it.

13:14Are you okay?

13:20No.

13:21How did we get from a pacemaker to reconstructing his heart?

13:24The procedure may sound drastic, but it will greatly reduce his risk of developing heart failure.

13:28Can't we just give him the pacemaker now?

13:30And do the bigger surgery if the problem gets worse?

13:32At the point he starts showing signs of heart failure, it'll be too late to do the reconstruction.

13:38We should fix it now.

13:39This isn't your decision.

13:42You are still making me pay for mistakes I made when I was 17.

13:45And 18. 19, 20...

13:48I've been back for two years.

13:50How can I be a mother when you won't even give me a chance?

13:53Mama? Mama Eve? I don't feel good.

14:01It's okay, baby. I'm here.

14:02Honey, what's wrong?

14:03My chest hurts.

14:04My heart rate's 40 BPM. BP's 73 over 45.

14:08We need a decision soon before his condition deteriorates.

14:20I wanted to apologize for earlier. It was unprofessional.

14:28You have nothing to apologize for and no duty to disclose.

14:32Undetectable equals untransmittable.

14:36I appreciate you saying that.

14:40Give Asher some time.

14:42He's a doctor. He knows there was never any risk to him.

14:49What people know and how it makes them feel are often two very different things.

14:57You've had years to process your status. Allow Asher to process it too.

15:06Please do not say I told you so.

15:09I won't. But I'm gonna think it.

15:12You seem a little spoiled.

15:16You don't know me.

15:20You come from money and you haven't had to work hard for anything.

15:25You made it through med school. Bravo to that.

15:27You got kicked out of this program but landed on your feet, taking care of a billionaire.

15:32And when you got out of that, you were welcomed back here with open arms.

15:36You come in with your fancy car and your old tricks and think,

15:40Ta-da, I'm a surgeon. But you're not. Yet.

15:44You're the new kid. Sean is the boss and I have seniority.

15:51You should listen to Kendrick. Be humble.

16:03I just want to prove that I belong here. To Sean, to everyone.

16:09But, you're alright.

16:12I know.

16:20The image is still not high enough resolution.

16:23Have you finished redoing the imaging?

16:25Yes, and I followed all the protocols but the image still doesn't look clear.

16:33The image is clear, but Yara's diagnosis was incorrect.

16:39She does not have Tourette's. She has a brain tumor.

16:55I don't have Tourette's?

16:56No, you have a hypothalamic hematoma. Your tics aren't tics.

17:00They are gelastic seizures caused by the tumor in your brain.

17:03Tumor? Does that mean cancer?

17:05The tumor is not cancerous, but a gametite radiosurgery should stop it from growing and treat the seizures.

17:15Will it stop this?

17:19Not immediately.

17:21And possibly not at all.

17:24There are other options you can consider in the future if you don't see improvement.

17:31Or, we could consider them now.

17:37A successful resection could stop the seizures immediately.

17:40That procedure is very risky.

17:42But that means I can go back to school.

17:45I could learn how to drive. I could take care of myself. Mom, please.

17:49I just want to be normal.

17:51Tumor resection can cause stroke, partial paralysis, learning deficits, meningitis.

17:57The Gamma Knife is much safer.

18:03Yara, I'm sorry, I can't.

18:05You can.

18:08You just won't let me.

18:10Please go ahead and schedule the Gamma Knife procedure.

18:27Have you made a decision?

18:30I'm afraid of exposing Carter to any more trauma.

18:34What trauma?

18:36He was left by his mother.

18:38I left him with you.

18:39Expected me to pick up all the pieces and fix everything like always.

18:42I knew he was safer with you than with me.

18:45But I didn't know that.

18:47I gave you too much freedom.

18:49Wasn't involved enough.

18:50And look what happened.

18:52My mistakes were mine, not yours.

18:57I was supposed to protect you.

19:00And we lost you.

19:03I have to do better for Carter.

19:06But the surgery is what's best for Carter. Long term.

19:12That kid is my heart.

19:19I'm going to trust you to fix his.

19:22Lunch time. I'm starved.

19:25I am not hungry.

19:26Well, not good to deprive your pregnant wife her lunch.

19:29I thought it would be fun working with a friend.

19:31It is not fun. It is difficult.

19:34I do not want people to think I am giving Dr. Kalou special treatment.

19:38Because I am not giving him special treatment.

19:40In fact, I am being very firm.

19:42I am not giving him special treatment.

19:44I am not giving him special treatment.

19:46I am not giving him special treatment.

19:48I am not giving him special treatment.

19:49In fact, I am being very firm.

19:51Because he has already made several errors and I do not understand why.

19:55He's a new resident. On his first day.

19:59There has to be a bit of a learning curve.

20:02He is not acting like a new resident.

20:04Well, he's your friend.

20:06And he knows you expect a lot of him.

20:09No one can follow the rules if they don't know what they are.

20:19Adrenal septum excised.

20:22Starting venous reconstruction.

20:24There may not be enough tissue for redirection of flow to the tricuspid valve.

20:28We can use pericardium to create a baffle.

20:30Nets?

20:34Make up with Jerome yet?

20:36He betrayed my trust.

20:40All right, securing edge to adrenal septum.

20:45All right, securing edge to atrial septum.

20:49You've never hidden anything from him?

20:51I never hide something like this.

20:53Congratulations. You win the virtue contest.

20:56Possible prizes include the end of your relationship.

21:00Or you could just talk it out.

21:02Dividing the aorta.

21:04He is the one who changed things.

21:07Why is that on me to figure out?

21:09The question is, do you love Jerome enough to change with him?

21:13Suturing distal aorta to pulmonary valve.

21:16Coronary arteries are patent. Anastomosis looks great.

21:23I never met a teenager who wants to go to school as much as you.

21:29I hate school.

21:32But I hate not being able to control anything in my life even more.

21:35Egging in those lockers made you feel in control?

21:38Kinda.

21:39Those bullies mess with me, I mess with them back, like normal kids do.

21:49I was bullied a lot in high school too.

21:52I was scrawny with braces, a lisp, basically a tiger on my back.

21:57But my mum helped me.

21:59Gave me her credit card to buy them off with pizza and candy.

22:02My mum is too helpful.

22:05She won't even let me make my own PB&J.

22:10She thinks I'll take out and hurt myself with a knife.

22:14When my body isn't controlling me, she is.

22:19When he said you can cut this tumour out of my head for 30 seconds,

22:23I could imagine only laughing when something was funny.

22:40I think I found a solution.

22:42I have found a solution as well.

22:45I have made a list of boundaries and rules to make our working relationship better.

22:50You need to study them.

22:52What have you found a solution for?

22:55I think I found a better resection technique.

22:58It has a lower risk profile, closer to that of the Gamma Knife radiation,

23:01and it offers a better outcome for Yara.

23:03I present to you the solution.

23:05It has a lower risk profile, closer to that of the Gamma Knife radiation,

23:07and it offers a better outcome for Yara.

23:09I presented the safest option to the patient, which she agreed to.

23:14And you should not have presented the tumour resection without consulting me.

23:18That is an important boundary.

23:20Number two on the list.

23:23I thought you'd be happy I was thinking outside the box, like you.

23:26You are not me. You are here to learn.

23:28Yes, I'm also here to help people like Yara.

23:30You need to respect that I am your attending.

23:32Number six on the list.

23:33You have to be an attending to know that she's sad, lonely, and depressed.

23:36We cannot make medical decisions based off of the patient's emotions.

23:39Well, sometimes the emotions are just as important as the medical.

23:41You are making my job very hard.

23:46Number ten.

23:48At work, follow my instructions precisely.

23:53If you cannot comply, you will be out of the program.

24:25I really messed up.

24:27I should have trusted you and been upfront about everything.

24:31Yeah, you should have.

24:34After my diagnosis, it took a long time for me to feel comfortable dating.

24:38Or even being around people.

24:40I spent so much time alone.

24:42And when I finally put myself back out there, there was a lot of rejection.

24:46Guys just didn't want to deal with my status.

24:51So when this adorable, brilliant doctor popped into my life,

25:00and I liked him so much,

25:03I was too scared to tell him the truth.

25:07I'm sorry.

25:13This doctor sounds pretty great.

25:16He is.

25:22I made sure we always used protection.

25:25I encouraged you to stay on prep.

25:27All to make sure that you were safe.

25:29That was a decision that you made for the both of us.

25:34You did all those things to make yourself feel better.

25:38While you took away my choice.

25:44How could you have known me, and loved me, and think that this is something that I couldn't accept?

25:50When I first had to make this decision, I didn't love you.

25:54I barely knew you.

25:56I'm not sure I know you now.

25:59I made a mistake.

26:01That doesn't change who I am.

26:03No, but maybe it changes how I feel.

26:11I'm sorry that I put you through this.

26:14But I'm still the one living with this disease, and it's not easy.

26:23Carter, I have to go.

26:26Carter, I have to go.

26:38He woke up from the surgery, and he was laughing about his comic book, then he started to turn blue.

26:42Oxygen saturation at 80 percent, 120 BPM, blood pressure's dropping.

26:45I read administering oxygen in 250 CC, normal saline bolus.

26:49Why can't he breathe? I thought the surgery was supposed to prevent this.

26:52Yeah, normal lead impedance, the pacemaker's functioning properly.

26:56Something else is going on. We need a cardiac echo stat.

27:06A kink in Carter's reconstructed atria caused a clot in his heart.

27:11He's stable, but he needs another operation to remove the clot and repair the conduit.

27:16Are there other alternatives?

27:17We could use a catheter to dissolve the blockage with medication, but that still leaves the risk of a clot forming again down the line.

27:23I knew doing this was the wrong decision.

27:26We both want what's best for Carter.

27:28But I'm the one who's responsible for him.

27:30And I'm sorry I put that on you.

27:34I will never forgive myself for losing out on those years of Carter's life.

27:38But I've realized that I need to try to let go of that.

27:41Let go of my regret and focus on what I know.

27:44That leaving him with you was the best decision for him.

27:48That will never change.

27:54And this surgery is the right decision for him, too.

28:07You're his mother.

28:09You're his mother.

28:16You know what's best for Carter.

28:24I want my son to have the surgery.

28:39You were right.

28:41I usually am.

28:45What was I right about exactly?

28:48Came out the gate too hot.

28:51Annoyed Sean.

28:53Screwed things up for you, huh?

28:55I agree.

28:58I gotta figure out my next move.

29:01Listen.

29:09This whole case,

29:11you've been pitching

29:13and short-cutting and trying to be Mr. Fix-It for everything.

29:18Stop flexing

29:20and listen.

29:33Mom, let me try the tumor resection surgery, please.

29:36I'm sorry, no.

29:39We're ready for you.

29:42All right, baby.

29:46But first,

29:48I want you to tell your mom what you told me

29:51about what you're dealing with.

29:53What this surgery means to you.

29:55I know what she's dealing with. I see it every day.

29:58But have you listened to how it feels to her?

30:01She doesn't care.

30:03Of course I do.

30:04Of course I do.

30:06You just want to boss me around.

30:10I'm just trying to help.

30:12But no matter what I do, you're always so angry at me.

30:15I'm angry...

30:19I'm angry at everything.

30:22I'm angry at my body for not doing what I wanted to do.

30:25I'm angry at other kids for being jerks.

30:28And I'm angry at you

30:30for acting like the only way for me to survive in this world

30:34is by you protecting me.

30:36I feel like I'm a puppet.

30:38And somebody else is constantly pulling the strings,

30:41yanking me all around.

30:43Getting this tumor removed

30:45is the only way for me to cut the strings.

30:54Don't, don't take her yet.

30:59We need to talk.

31:04We need to talk.

31:18I need you to scrub in on a hypothalamic hematoma surgery.

31:22Okay.

31:24I had planned to use gamma knife radiation,

31:26but Dr. Kalu violated rule number two

31:28and now we have to do his tumor resection.

31:30You're upset with Jared

31:32because he changed your surgical plan?

31:34To the patient and her mother.

31:36Well, tumor resection seems like a pretty good idea.

31:39Are you planning on letting Jared scrub in?

31:42Yes.

31:44He will be on suction.

31:46That's an insult.

31:48He has to learn to follow rules.

31:50He has made my job very difficult.

31:52Sean, sit down.

31:57When you were a resident,

31:59you did things completely your own way.

32:02You still do.

32:04You rubbed everybody the wrong way.

32:06You made everybody's job more difficult,

32:08especially mine.

32:10You were a pain in the ass.

32:12But we gave you the space to learn

32:14and we learned from you.

32:16And you turned yourself into an asset.

32:18Give Jared the same opportunity.

32:20Okay, he overstepped.

32:22Give him a chance to learn

32:24and to prove himself to be an asset.

32:26Even if you think he's a pain in the ass.

32:31I will take it into consideration.

32:34Okay.

32:37Please scrub in for that surgery.

32:53Advance the catheter and endoscope

32:55gently into the ventricle.

32:58Suction and irrigate more aggressively

33:00so she can see what she is doing.

33:04Proceed along the midline

33:06posterior inferior floor

33:08of the third ventricle.

33:10There's the tumor.

33:12We can begin excision.

33:14Bipolar scissor.

33:20Forceps.

33:35I'll take the specimen to pathology.

33:37No.

33:40You are going to close.

33:44You sure?

33:49This was your surgical plan.

33:53You will become a better surgeon

33:55by getting a fair shot to be an asset.

33:58I will take the specimen.

34:00Dr. Glassman will supervise.

34:05Okay.

34:17I am hungry.

34:21That's a very good sign.

34:23I'll run down to the cafe and grab him some food.

34:25Any restrictions?

34:27He can have as many chicken nuggets as he wants.

34:29I'll go down.

34:31I'll get something for you to eat too.

34:32It's been a while since we got here.

34:34Helps with being a good mom.

34:36I had a great teacher.

34:39You know, a little birdie told me

34:41that the gift shop just got in

34:43the latest volume of Wonder Woman.

34:45Really?

34:47Can we get it?

34:49If your mom is okay with it.

34:51Of course.

34:53But no twirling just yet, okay?

35:03Dr. Murphy was able to remove all of the tumor.

35:09You all right?

35:11Dr. Clu?

35:14Memory is intact.

35:24The light didn't provoke a seizure.

35:26And your tics are gone.

35:29Thank you, Dr. Clu.

35:32Thank you, Yara.

35:54Dr. Andrews.

35:57Heard about your work on the Fields case.

35:59Good job.

36:02I just came in to ask you for a favor.

36:06Please judge me for my work and not Sean.

36:09Sean's part of the reason you're back here.

36:11And I appreciate him for that.

36:13But I want to stand on my own.

36:15And if I sink, I don't want to take my friend down with me.

36:18I'm ready to prove myself as an asset to this hospital.

36:23I'll be watching.

36:55I'm sorry for being such a jerk.

37:01You opened yourself up and I shut down.

37:08And I should have trusted you that we could figure this out together.

37:11Yesterday you said you didn't know me.

37:13That adorable doctor can be kind of an ass sometimes.

37:31I've never been in love before you.

37:42When I was 16, I'm pretty sure I ran over a raccoon, but I didn't stop to check because I was running late to a baseball game.

37:50Also, I love a pumpkin spice latte.

37:56Even though I know it's basic.

38:00You know those cufflinks I wore to Sean and Leah's wedding?

38:03Yeah.

38:06I bought them for you, but I liked them so much I kept them for myself.

38:11That explains so much.

38:14You can totally borrow them.

38:16Sometime. Probably not.

38:22I love you.

38:27I need you to believe that.

38:30I love you.

38:54Just came to say goodnight.

38:57And thank you.

38:59Why are you thanking me?

39:03For not going easy on me.

39:05I was wrong to expect that.

39:07Even if we are friends.

39:11You are a good doctor.

39:15And I would like to continue to be your friend and your boss.

39:21With boundaries.

39:23You're right.

39:25I'm studying your list.

39:26There is one rule that is not on the list.

39:34It is a rule for me.

39:40I will refer to you as Dr. Kalu when I am being your boss and as Jared when we are in friend mode.

39:52Yeah.

39:54That works for me, Sean.

39:56Good.

39:58Jared, I would like to take you out for drinks to celebrate you being back at St. Bonds.

40:02But Dr. Kalu, when I checked on Yara post-operatively, I noticed you only used eight sutures when you closed and she had a small bleed.

40:08You should have used ten.

40:10You need to go work on your suturing technique.

40:13Happy to practice.

40:16But I only replaced a small bone flap.

40:19Dr. Glassman closed the gallia and skin.

40:22Dr. Glassman skipped two sutures?

40:28I guess so.

40:30Um, meet you for drinks in an hour?

40:33Okay.

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