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00:00Here we are.

00:05Jessica?

00:08Jessica, say hello to Daddy and Mommy.

00:14Daddy meet Jessica.

00:23Darling, darling, darling, what's going on, darling?

00:26Excuse me. Room 211, Code Blue.

00:30What do you mean, Code Blue? What's going on? Save my wife.

00:33Try to stay calm, mister.

00:35How can I stay calm when she's dead? Doctor, doctor, do something. She's dying, doctor. Please do something.

00:40Mr. Weiser, I need you out.

00:41But she...

00:42You're in the way. Out. Right now.

00:48It looks like allergic reaction.

00:50No, we don't know what she's allergic to yet.

00:52She's gonna need a tracheotomy.

01:12Did you give her something?

01:14No. No, you said it was too dangerous.

01:19Huh. Well, it's not gynecological.

01:25Let's get her into diagnostics.

01:36All right. So, who could tell me what we first look for in a patient with uremia?

01:42Infection.

01:44That's correct. And what if the patient has neurosis?

01:52Abovsky.

01:53Uh, I...

01:57Chronic arterial insufficiency.

02:00That's correct. Good work.

02:01I'm sorry.

02:02Guys, step aside.

02:07You know, Palmer, you, uh, you excelled today. Why don't you go ahead?

02:11What?

02:12You're a patient. Go ahead. I'm sure you could handle it.

02:21And the rest of you, night shift for the rest of the week. Got it?

02:29Come on, guys. Cheer up.

02:32Hi.

02:35Oh, hi.

02:36I'm Molly Palmer. I'll be your doctor.

02:41Okay.

02:42Now your condition is stable. We just need to take the necessary tests. Okay?

02:50Okay. It's a pleasure, Molly.

02:53Your medical records say you gave birth recently.

02:59Yeah.

03:01We've been trying to have a baby for a long time, and we were getting really desperate.

03:08And then I had the most beautiful baby girl. It's the best feeling ever.

03:15We'll do everything we can to get you back to your child as soon as possible.

03:21You're most likely having an acute postpartum allergic reaction. We just need to make more tests to be sure.

03:30Okay.

03:31Don't worry. Have a nice day.

03:37Yeah, you too.

03:44Oh, ow!

03:46Molly! What are you doing here?

03:50Are you okay?

03:53Yeah.

03:56You're stalking me.

03:59No. No, I... Hey, I mean, I just... You...

04:04No. You were just so helpful with my patient yesterday.

04:15So I thought that if you needed anything, you can ask me. And I mean, anytime.

04:28You can help me to find out what my patient is allergic to?

04:35Say no more.

04:43Eckhart!

04:57The tests show no allergic reactions.

05:02It can't be.

05:03It's hard to argue with data.

05:11Hey, so I've started some allergy tests. So far, no allergies.

05:17What do you mean, you test?

05:19Well, I decided not to waste time waiting for results, so I gave her a piece of an orange, a pomegranate, an apple.

05:28And so far, no allergies. And the symptoms of a known allergy seem to disappear as well.

05:33Albert, it's not how allergies are defined.

05:38Well, I have a weird blood reaction. Whenever I see blood, I just... I start laughing. Hysterically.

05:48How did you become a doctor in the first place?

05:52Shut up.

05:54Okay. Let's think about the patient.

05:59An allergic reaction can develop very unpredictably.

06:05So if we don't find a causative agent, things could go very wrong.

06:21I don't get it. David keeps saying that the medical history is the key to the patient.

06:28But according to her story and her analysis, everything's fine.

06:35Why do you call him David?

06:40Oh, sorry.

06:44Well, we have a lot of time.

06:48Excuse me, please. Where can I find Kate Weiser?

06:52Right in this room. She's waiting for you.

06:57We need to find out what's wrong so this woman can get back to her daughter.

07:05Well, you really care about them, huh?

07:11It's just nice to see when parents care about their children.

07:20Doctors, please help. She needs help. Help her now, please.

07:25Okay, okay. You stay here. Stay here. We'll handle it.

07:28No, no.

07:33No, no.

07:35Oxygen is 80% and drops rapidly. You need to do a tracheostomy.

07:39Yeah, okay. Wait. You know how to do it?

07:43Albert, put iodine on his throat.

07:46Got it.

07:50Scalpel. Blood.

07:54Iodine, Albert.

07:56Okay.

08:20Albert, what have you done?

08:24I smeared it with iodine.

08:28Iodine. I cured her with iodine.

08:33Albert has nothing to do with iodine.

08:39I think I know what it is.

08:54It's iodine.

08:55No, it's not.

08:56It's iodine.

08:57Albert.

09:00We just did the blood test.

09:04Can you please tell me why did the baby need to be tested?

09:08Is she sick too, like her mother?

09:10I have a hunch, but I need to get some tests so I don't jump to conclusions.

09:22May I ask you something? Could you please babysit her for a minute?

09:26I only would like to get some snacks and coffee for Kate. Just for a minute.

09:35Of course. What's your princess's name?

09:38She's Jessica.

09:39Jessica.

09:40Kate, choose the name.

09:41Hey, Jessica.

09:43How you doing?

09:44And the Jessica goes like a plane.

09:52Hey, Bulmer.

09:53Yeah?

09:55Her deficiencies were confirmed.

10:06How can I be allergic to my own child? How is that even possible?

10:10It's an extremely rare skin condition which occurs in only one in two million pregnant women worldwide.

10:18But don't worry, it's treatable. We'll find the right meds for you, okay?

10:24It will take some time.

10:25How much time?

10:29It's complicated. It could be a year or more.

10:34A year?

10:37You're saying that I won't be able to hold my baby girl for a year?

10:41But I just gave birth to her and I can't be around her anymore.

10:46But you promised, you promised to help.

10:49But all you're doing is just making it worse. I need to hold her. I need to see her. I need to feel her heartbeat.

11:03I'd like you to leave.

11:05I'm sorry.

11:06Get out, please!

11:08Okay.

11:20I'm sorry.

11:37No, it's too dangerous.

11:41Oh, come on, come on. It's got to be something, something to help her.

11:46Well, maybe, maybe we can wrap the baby in the plaid.

12:03Hey, I'm joking. It's a joke. I'm kidding.

12:07Yeah?

12:09You know, sometimes you just have to relax and the solution will come by itself.

12:18Look, this is a 1972 anime, which is actually really good. It's one of my favorite ones.

12:28Just, you know, relax. I'll make you coffee.

12:33You know, you watch anime and in ten minutes, you're going to look at everything from a different perspective.

12:41Yeah?

12:45Yes.

12:47Okay, I'm going to make you coffee then.

12:58...urging the public to remain cautious and adhere to safety guidelines.

13:03An investigation into the cause of the malfunction is underway.

13:07Federal regulators are involved in assessing the facility's compliance with safety protocols

13:12and identifying any potential improvements needed to prevent future incidents.

13:17Residents with concerns or who experience symptoms they believe may be related to radiation exposure...

13:21Albert, you are the best.

13:24What?

13:28Yeah. Yeah. I'm the best.

13:44Dr. Gibson.

13:45No, no, no. Don't even start.

13:48Chem suit. How I can get one of those?

13:50You can't. They're locked up in the storage room and you need a passcode to get in.

13:54And you're an intern. You don't need a chem suit.

13:57I don't. My patient does. It can help her.

14:00Hey. Did you diagnose her? Hmm? Do you know what the problem is?

14:07Well, then you're done for the day.

14:10You don't understand.

14:11No, you don't understand. You're an intern. You don't need a chem suit.

14:16I think I'm going to give you some privacy.

14:18Not again, Rob. Sit down. I'm winning. We're going to finish this. Sit down.

14:22Well, I'm sorry, my friend, but you've got to save the world.

14:31What did you do?

14:36He can win the game in one move.

14:38What? What are you talking about?

14:40Get out.

14:50Get out of here. Get out of here.

15:10I...

15:31Why are you so eager to help this patient?

15:35I can't help it. She needs to be with her daughter.

15:40How can I keep them apart?

15:46So, when is your birthday again?

15:56I never asked you that.

16:05No.

16:24Why are you here? Leave me alone.

16:27I'm here to help you.

16:29No one can help me anymore.

16:34I gave you my word. I want to keep it.

16:38I have already trusted you once, and know what? I can't even touch my own daughter?

16:46Let's try again.

16:48Please.

16:52If there is a chance, and you will miss it, will you be able to forgive yourself?

16:59No.

17:03What do I have to do?

17:09Just put it on.

17:28No.

17:58No.

18:28No.

18:41Wow, it's been a crazy day, huh?

18:44Totally. But we made it.

18:47I mean, you made it. I just helped out, maybe a little.

18:55Can I ask you a question?

18:58Yeah, sure.

19:05Why did you go into medicine?

19:07I mean, I haven't known you that long, but I don't think you really like it.

19:14No.

19:15It seems like an odd choice.

19:18Well, who said I had a choice?

19:22It's a... Ouch! Ouch!

19:29I'm...

19:30Squeeze it. Squeeze it.

19:35So hot.

19:53I'll be careful.

19:55It's okay.

19:57You are safe.

20:06So, what do you mean you didn't have a choice?

20:11Well, when your great-grandfather was the personal doctor of the first president,

20:17and founded the medical dynasty, it's not like anyone will ask you what you want to do.

20:26So, what do you want to do?

20:30Well, I like helping people.

20:33In a different way, though.

20:35I like to make them laugh.

20:39Great.

20:43Then what do you want to do?

20:45Impossible. My father has already made up his mind.

20:48All Habowskis are doctors.

20:50And if you're an Habowski and you're not a doctor, then you're not an Habowski.

20:53Albert Habowski.

20:57I should do whatever he wants to do.

21:00Yeah, easy for you to say when you're...

21:04Wow!

21:05You're so much better than me.

21:07Stop it.

21:08Literally and everything.

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