The Good Doctor Season 5 Episode 7

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00:00This might be the first place we visited that feels right.

00:07That's good.

00:08John, we really need to talk about something non-wedding related.

00:13It's perfect.

00:16Yes, and it's not a wedding.

00:26It's perfect.

00:28Yes, and it is the only venue available on our date that meets all our criteria.

00:33I'll stand at the altar, you walk down the aisle.

00:37Okay.

00:56Fireplace tile, is that original?

00:58I have no idea.

01:00Well, let's say it is.

01:01If you want to up the curb appeal, maybe a fresh coat of paint.

01:04This is just fine.

01:05How soon can we sell the place?

01:07We'll get multiple bids on day one.

01:10Oh, great.

01:14Hi, Aaron.

01:20Shelley Carroll, Ethan Ray Realty.

01:22Ilana Reeves, ex-wife.

01:26We should drop off this agreement with our deposit check tomorrow.

01:30Once I explain the issue to the pastor, I'm sure he will replace the problematic floorboards.

01:36Johnny, there's something I really need to tell you.

01:40Stop!

01:43I'm going to call 911.

01:49Hello, I'm Dr. Sean Murray.

01:52Hello, I'm Dr. Sean Murphy. Where are you hurt?

01:56It's my hand.

01:57Your fourth and fifth fingers are broken. If you have no other injuries—

02:02Sean! Over here!

02:11Hello, I'm Dr. Sean Murphy. Are you injured?

02:14My leg's trapped. My chest hurts when I breathe.

02:18How far along is your pregnancy?

02:22Twenty-six weeks.

02:25Do you think my baby's okay?

02:27I have no way of knowing.

02:28But you have tachycardia and your jagular is distended, which are signs of a cardiac tamponade.

02:33If I don't drain it, you'll die before the paramedics arrive.

02:49Sorry about the mess.

02:55Uh, Debbie talk you into a fresh start?

02:59No, no. Um, we didn't exactly work out.

03:06Oh, I'm sorry.

03:07Yeah, me too. But I am moving to a small town in Montana.

03:14Which, hopefully, you know, will be good for me.

03:23Aaron, I need your help. It's my husband, Sunil. He's dying.

03:34What's your name?

03:36Alma.

03:37Alma, hi. I'm Leah. Is there anyone you need me to call?

03:40Alma?

03:41Alma, hi. I'm Leah. Is there anyone you need me to call?

03:46No, my boyfriend's out of town.

03:49What are you going to do with that?

03:51Subdiphoid pericardiosynthesis. An echo-guided one would be better, but I don't have a J-tipped wire or an echo machine.

03:59Maybe we should wait for the paramedics.

04:00Alma, you can trust him.

04:04My chest is exploding.

04:10Okay, hold.

04:12Okay, hold.

04:13Okay, hold.

04:18Okay, hold.

04:19Okay, hold.

04:40You are very lucky. We usually don't drive to work this way.

04:45His diagnosis is Lewy body dementia.

04:50How long has he had the symptoms?

04:52It began two years ago. Insomnia, muscle weakness, agitation. Recently, he's started having bouts of confusion.

05:01We found an experimental trial that uses deep brain stimulation to slow cognitive deterioration.

05:08Would you look at it? See if it's worth it?

05:12There are so many more doctors with more experience in this field than I have.

05:16Aaron, I need somebody who's going to give me the truth, so we don't waste what time we have left.

05:28How many clients have been referred for elective procedures from the clinic?

05:31Forty-three. Those satisfied clients will lead to more.

05:33And the automated intake screens have cut labor costs by eight percent.

05:37But the nurses don't like it. They think they're next.

05:40Handle them right. They'll get over it.

05:43If you have specific thoughts on that, I'd love to hear them. Maybe over lunch?

05:48Morgan, you excel at striking the right balance between enthusiasm and obsequiousness.

05:54Thank you. Instead of lunch, how about you and Alex have dinner with Marcus and me?

06:00Marcus... Marcus Andrews?

06:02That would be a hoot.

06:04Twenty-three-year-old pregnant female. Blunt chest trauma from a car accident.

06:07I performed a subxiphoid pericardiocentesis at the scene with a gas siphon.

06:12Cool. Is the baby...

06:13Fetal heart rate is normal. No signs of distress. Mother became hemodynamically unstable en route.

06:17She needs surgery for internal bleeding.

06:19Okay. Keep rolling. Keep rolling.

06:22We're going to do a couple of tests to get a sense of your cognitive...

06:26Okay. Keep rolling. Keep rolling.

06:29We're going to do a couple of tests to get a sense of your cognitive state.

06:33And then we're going to throw you in the MRI, the big doughnut, very loud,

06:38to see if you're right for the deep brain stimulation. Any questions?

06:43None. What I know or don't know about the medicine will not change the outcome.

06:48A patient who doesn't think they know more than their doctors is rare these days.

06:52Implicit social contracts are my field of study.

06:55They're the agreements we make daily, often without even realizing.

07:01But perhaps that's a conversation for another.

07:10Who are you?

07:13Why are we here?

07:14Sunil. Sunil.

07:16You're right where you're supposed to be.

07:19Take a deep breath.

07:23Tell me your names.

07:26Pavan.

07:29Pavan.

07:31Reema.

07:33And little Raj.

07:37Okay.

07:40Some spells pass a little more quickly than others.

07:43I think I'm okay now.

07:46Sunil, do you remember why you're here?

07:53Because I'm dying.

07:56Let's get started with those tests.

08:03Sunil's MRI shows no contraindication to deep brain stimulation.

08:07Initial labs look good. He's a great candidate.

08:11Is the coat hanging in my closet your good blazer?

08:14It's my only blazer, so yes.

08:16Get it dry cleaned.

08:18For our dinner with Andrews and Salen.

08:20As intriguing as that pairing is, dinner's a hard pass.

08:23Not an option.

08:24The compensation is fair.

08:26We can finally binge The Wire.

08:28Your first offer doesn't get you off the couch, and with Andrews and Salen?

08:32Game respects game.

08:33And sometimes sleeps with it.

08:35Tickets for you and Kel into a UFC fight in Vegas.

08:37Still no.

08:38But save that thought for his birthday.

08:40Salen and Andrews.

08:43They may have one soul between them.

08:46Any sign of motor weakness, he's going to have to tolerate the head for him.

08:50Here's the cervical spine MRI.

08:52We could replicate the DBS trial on site. I'd be happy to coordinate.

08:56Oh, that's very kind of you.

08:58Are you sure you're going to have time while you overhaul my clinic into an ethical profit center?

09:02Oh, and by the way, I'm going to need my office back. I hope you don't mind.

09:07Parathyroid looks off.

09:10Is that an ectopic lesion?

09:12He's had a history of renal stones.

09:16What were his calcium and PTA levels?

09:18They were only mildly elevated. Nothing that triggered further workup.

09:23What are you thinking?

09:25I'm thinking this may not be low-E body dementia.

09:37Repairing the ventricular tear with praline sutures.

09:41No remaining arterial or major bleeds.

09:44Good.

09:45I prefer not to have to open her belly.

09:47I would like both of you to wear socks to my wedding.

09:51No shoes, just socks.

09:53Leah and I found a nearly perfect church, but the floor squeaks.

09:58Should make for some interesting pictures?

10:01No. No way you are robbing me of a chance to show off my new Bruno Molly's.

10:05Also, wet and stinky feet are not in Leah's dream wedding.

10:09That's probably true.

10:13Probably true.

10:15Well, suture is in.

10:17Dr. Allen, how's the baby?

10:19Heart rate is stable.

10:21Okay, next step, get her down to imaging.

10:23We need a surgical plan for these pelvic fractures before they cause any more bleeding.

10:35Aaron! Aaron!

10:38I didn't expect a miracle, but thank you.

10:40He's not out of the woods yet. He still has a lesion.

10:43Okay, hopefully benign, hopefully removable. I heard you.

10:46Really? Most people stop listening after they hear the very bad news, or in this case, the very good news.

10:51Okay, the nuclear study this afternoon, I got it.

10:53What happened with Debbie?

10:57Why did my impulsive whirlwind marriage to a gun-toting barista not work out?

11:04You're hurt.

11:06Do I look hurt? I just saved a man.

11:08I know how you hold on to things.

11:10And you try to fix every one. I'm okay.

11:12Talk to me.

11:14Because I doubt very much you're talking to anybody else.

11:20I was myself.

11:22And up close and personal, Debbie didn't like what she saw.

11:26She...

11:28She said I was controlling and selfish.

11:33Did you tell her she was right?

11:36Well, yeah, because she was.

11:38It didn't help.

11:41What's in Montana?

11:44Pine trees and cowboy boots and...

11:46change.

11:48For me.

11:50In Montana, no one knows me.

11:52And I have no history.

11:54And no one has any expectations of me.

11:58You've done this before.

12:00After Maddie.

12:02That's not fair.

12:04I know.

12:06But...

12:07My therapist would say you're pulling it geographic.

12:10Has your therapist met me?

12:13I have to go prepare for Sunil's procedure.

12:21The safest path is external fixation.

12:24We'd use a metal frame to stabilize the fractured bones

12:27until your baby is ready to be delivered.

12:29You'd need three weeks of bed rest,

12:31and you'll likely develop debilitating arthritis.

12:33There's a significant chance you will never have full mobility ever again.

12:35I have grad school.

12:37A job. This baby, that can't be the only option.

12:39No, it's not. I was going to tell you.

12:42If we do a C-section,

12:44now we could do an internal fixation

12:46which would greatly improve your chances of walking without assistance.

12:49Though it does increase the risk of complications

12:52associated with premature birth.

12:55So I either never walk right again,

12:57or I jeopardize my baby's life?

13:00Yes.

13:02You have to decide

13:04You have to decide.

13:09My boyfriend,

13:11at first he didn't want to keep our girl.

13:14But then he came around to it.

13:16We said that we'd figure it out.

13:18Together.

13:20And then he signs up for this month-long research trip

13:23off the Gulf of Alaska,

13:25and here I am.

13:28I can't choose between myself or my baby.

13:31No, you have to choose.

13:36I can't.

13:43Dr. Glassman, I'm glad you're back.

13:45Leah and I have a problem.

13:47I heard.

13:49The floor squeaks.

13:51At the church?

13:53Is that it?

13:55No, I also have a patient who won't decide on a surgical plan.

13:58Have you talked to Leah?

14:00She is no doctor.

14:02I don't mean about the patient.

14:04Sean, I'm not going to be around.

14:07I'm moving.

14:09I'm selling my house and I'm moving

14:12to Montana.

14:25Will you still be my best man?

14:28Yeah, of course.

14:30Then

14:32you should give me your advice.

14:34Sean, you don't need my advice.

14:37Sometimes I do.

14:39You don't like to give it to me anymore.

14:42Leah and you are partners now.

14:44You can talk to her,

14:46and Leah has a whole lot of stuff

14:48she's got to talk to you about,

14:50and you'll work it out without me.

15:01Shark's tickets.

15:04Doesn't being together

15:06mean that we have an unspoken agreement

15:08that when I need a date, you're it?

15:10No.

15:14The lesion has an irregular shape

15:16and it's extending into the carotid sheath.

15:19It's a malignant carcinoma,

15:21and it's invasive.

15:22Hey, I thought you were working late.

15:24I am going back.

15:26But first, you and I need to make a decision

15:28about the church and the squeaky floor,

15:30and something else entirely.

15:32Dr. Glassman said you have things

15:34you need to tell me.

15:44I'm sorry.

15:46I'm sorry.

15:48I'm sorry.

15:50I'm sorry.

15:53I'm sorry.

16:00I didn't go on a business trip

16:02a couple weeks ago.

16:06I went to Montana to find Glassman

16:08and convince him to come home.

16:13Because I was really worried about you.

16:16What were you worried about?

16:20There have been so many changes

16:22in the hospital,

16:24and I know that's been hard for...

16:26Not because of...

16:28I know.

16:30Not because of your ASD,

16:32but because...

16:34change is hard.

16:36And then your patient reviews,

16:38and I knew you were struggling with them.

16:40I was,

16:42but then I improved my interaction techniques

16:44and my scores went up.

16:48That's not what happened, Sean.

16:52I omitted some of the patient reviews.

16:56Just the ones where people said

16:58really mean stuff.

17:01That's why your scores went up.

17:13I told you

17:15I didn't want you to...

17:17I know. I'm so sorry.

17:19I just got so worried,

17:20and I wanted to protect you,

17:22and I thought if I could just help you...

17:24What you did was very wrong.

17:26I know.

17:28And I am truly so sorry.

17:30No.

17:35Your apology is not accepted.

17:51The lesion in your neck is cancerous,

17:55and it has grown very quickly.

17:58I am suggesting a non-surgical approach,

18:00one with targeted therapies and radiation.

18:05It should give you a few more good years

18:07before debilitating symptoms set in.

18:10I'm very sorry.

18:13There's no way of removing it?

18:15It's attached to the carotid artery.

18:17It's too dangerous.

18:21Thank you, Erin.

18:23That's more than we hoped for

18:25when we came to you.

18:36I was here all night with Dr. Allen.

18:39We have not come up with

18:41a better surgical solution.

18:43Your choices from yesterday remain the same.

18:48How is she?

18:51Normal fetal movement.

18:53Heart rate is 140.

18:57That's good.

19:03I talked to Matt.

19:05He's making his way back,

19:07but it'll be a couple of days.

19:09He says whatever I decide to do,

19:11he will support it,

19:13which isn't really helpful right now.

19:15No, it's not.

19:17You need to make a decision.

19:21He shouldn't have gone.

19:23But we needed the money,

19:25and it was a great opportunity.

19:27But mostly I feel like

19:29it was a reason for him to

19:31be somewhere else.

19:35He says one thing,

19:38but does something different.

19:42How do you know if he loves you?

19:47He does.

19:49But someone can love you

19:51and still let you down.

19:54That doesn't seem right.

19:57No.

19:59No, it doesn't.

20:01Knowing what to expect

20:03of others is difficult.

20:05People can be very unreliable.

20:08That's why I always wanted

20:10to be a doctor.

20:12Science and biology

20:14and medicine are very reliable.

20:15I like that.

20:23She's relying on me.

20:33I need to do what's best for my baby.

20:37Go ahead with the external fixation.

20:39How would you rate the new

20:41self-serve, self-pay system?

20:43Four stars.

20:45Not five?

20:47I prefer to be stingy

20:49with my top rating.

20:51Last night was a five.

20:55So it was even better

20:57than a convenient way

20:59to buy a smoothie?

21:01And what are you doing Thursday night?

21:03I don't know.

21:05I don't know.

21:06And what are you doing Thursday night?

21:08I invited Morgan and Alex

21:10to have dinner with us.

21:13Double date?

21:15I didn't realize we were going public.

21:17Both consenting adults.

21:19What's to hide?

21:21As the boss,

21:23you are free to do what you like.

21:25As a partner,

21:27that's not the way it works.

21:30I'm sorry.

21:32I should have asked you

21:34before I told anyone.

21:37Marcus,

21:39you're smart and funny

21:41and almost too good looking

21:43and your socks don't just

21:45match your sweater.

21:47They elevate your whole aesthetic.

21:49I told Morgan because

21:51I'm excited about you.

21:54About us.

22:00I'll make the reservation.

22:07There's a surgical solution here, isn't there?

22:09No, no, no.

22:11Not a safe one.

22:13But you've built your career

22:15on doing surgeries

22:17that most doctors think are too dangerous.

22:19Yeah, because to quote you,

22:21I am an insufferable egomaniac.

22:23But that's who we came to see.

22:25And now I'm getting some surgeon

22:27who's going to run off to Montana

22:29in the guise of becoming a decent human being?

22:31Okay, criticize me, yell at me if you like.

22:33I understand you're upset.

22:34I understand every possible angle.

22:36You come alive in surgery.

22:38More than you did in...

22:40There are other surgeons.

22:42There are other hospitals.

22:44I have done everything I know how to do

22:46to help you and Sunil.

22:48I am sorry if that's not enough.

22:50I think you're scared.

22:52Of what?

22:54Failing.

22:56Of failing me again.

23:00Yeah, I wish that were true.

23:02It's Sunil.

23:06I need to get out of here.

23:08Don't you see what's happening?

23:10Sunil, Sunil, wait, wait, wait, wait.

23:12Sunil, Sunil.

23:14Stand by with a sedative.

23:16I'm ahead of you, just trying to get close.

23:18You're right where you're supposed to be, honey.

23:20Take a deep breath.

23:22All right, tell me, tell me their names.

23:24Tell, tell me, tell me their names.

23:26I don't know you!

23:28Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

23:29You got him?

23:31I got him, I got him, I got him.

23:33Oh!

23:35I got him, I got him.

23:37Are you hurt?

23:39I'm okay.

23:46My patient chose to prioritize her baby.

23:49We did the external fixation.

23:51She's resting comfortably and you need to correct my scores.

23:54I can't restore the data.

23:56You are very smart.

23:59You can figure out a way.

24:01Sean, I apologize, but I can't undo what's been done.

24:07Leah, the scores reflect my work and me.

24:12No, it didn't.

24:14The algorithm ignored what's best in you.

24:16No, it should be the same for everyone.

24:18The data has to be corrected.

24:21I can't, Sean.

24:23I'm sorry.

24:26Then you need to tell Salen.

24:27That's a terrible idea.

24:29There is no other option.

24:31Sean, I could lose my job.

24:33You broke the rules.

24:35Maybe you should get fired.

24:46I'm fine, really.

24:48Humor me.

24:50People response is normal.

24:54I'm sorry about before.

24:57I was so frustrated.

24:59I appreciate everything that you've done.

25:02You owe us nothing and you've gone out of your way to help.

25:07Some naproxen will help with the pain and soreness.

25:14I don't blame you anymore.

25:17For Maddie.

25:19No, please stop.

25:21I need you to hear this.

25:23For a long time, I did blame you.

25:27I could barely look at a picture of Maddie without being reminded about how angry I was.

25:34And how angry I was at you trying to replace her with Sean.

25:40Sean, I wasn't meant to replace Maddie.

25:43My God.

25:45Nobody can.

25:46Maddie, my God.

25:48Nobody can.

25:55Becoming a part of Sunil's family has brought me peace.

26:00They're my whole world.

26:08I'm so glad you found Sean.

26:16Maddie.

26:23You're right, I am scared.

26:28If I operate on Sunil and he died, I'd be responsible for you losing someone you love.

26:42Again.

26:47Again.

26:55I'll take another look at the imaging.

26:58Can't promise anything.

27:00Who knows, maybe this egomaniac can come up with something.

27:03Wake up.

27:16She's having severe abdominal pain. BP 73 over 49. She's hypotensive.

27:20There's uterine bleeding from a placental abruption. It's a delayed reaction to the crash.

27:24Her choice was moot.

27:26Okay, page Dr. Limb to the OR for an emergency C-section.

27:34We're ready.

27:38I love you.

27:39I love you too.

28:04Hey.

28:08What are those for?

28:09I know how mad you were when these disappeared from the vending machine.

28:14Salen's health conscious revamp was not a victimless crime.

28:18I drove 20 minutes to a gas station to get those for you.

28:21This is a bribe?

28:22No, it's just chips.

28:26I'm sorry.

28:28It's okay.

28:29This is a bribe?

28:30No, it's just chips.

28:34And a declaration that I will respect the boundaries you set.

28:40You don't have to do dinner. I'll survive.

28:46I assume Salen will be picking up the check?

28:50I don't love your ambitious streak, but I do love you.

28:54I'll be your arm candy for the night.

29:00How long until we have access to start the C-section?

29:03A few more seconds.

29:05BP 70 over 55, heart rate 109.

29:08Fetal tones?

29:09Present, but we saw D-cells on the trace and the baby is stressed.

29:12Once the baby is out, we will immediately begin and fix pedicle screw rod fixation.

29:16She'll walk fine.

29:18We'll need a two and a half millimeter drill bit and titanium screws.

29:23We're clear.

29:24Core prep and scalpel.

29:30BP and heart rate stable?

29:33Carcinomas in the crosshairs.

29:36Be quick, but don't hurry, as John Wooden used to say.

29:41Starting with section.

29:45Section.

29:46That's a lot of bleeding.

29:48Yeah, well, we're poking around the carotid. It's to be expected.

29:52How's he doing?

29:54BP 64 over 42.

29:59Do you see any vascular feeders you can clip?

30:02No.

30:04The tumor has completely invaded the artery.

30:07We're going to have to move fast.

30:10Mother's BP is still dropping, 50 over 37.

30:12Hang another two units, extending uterine incision.

30:18Okay, here she comes.

30:19Here she comes.

30:25Dr. Murphy, Dr. Allen, deliver the placenta.

30:28Check for uterine bleeding before beginning internal fixation.

30:32Dr. Lim, Apgar's three. The baby's in distress.

30:37She's not oxygenating. We need to intubate.

30:39Dr. Murphy, with me.

30:42Get a blood gas.

30:47Bagging at 100% oxygen.

30:50Baby is acidotic with a pH of 7.

30:56No improvement in vitals or oxygen sat.

31:00Take the tube's positioning.

31:06T-tube is in the correct position. Equal breath sounds on both sides.

31:11This doesn't make any sense.

31:20The baby has a congenital heart defect.

31:23The patent ductus arteriosus is closing. That is causing hypoxia.

31:27We need to open the duct and oxygenate her blood.

31:29Call the pharmacy for PGEs, dad.

31:49Okay.

32:01Start the PGE at 0.1.

32:08BP 61 over 42.

32:10Tumor's hypervascular. I can't see a damn thing. There's too much blood.

32:14Should we stop the bleeding and abort the resection?

32:20No. Tubing.

32:22Clear plastic surgical tubing.

32:31Baby isn't thinking up.

32:33PGE is in. IV looks good.

32:38IV tach. Starting compression.

32:44What if it's not a heart defect?

32:49We're going to occlude the carotid, blocking the blood until we can cut the damn thing out.

32:55It'll stroke out.

32:57That's what the plastic tube is for.

32:59We're going to build a shunt bypass. Keep the blood flowing to the brain.

33:05Suction.

33:11Apply the clamp.

33:20Insert the scissors.

33:38Wow.

33:42Ugly little thing.

33:45Okay.

33:47Stand by with the patch.

33:50And let's clean it up.

33:55No obvious metabolic disorder.

33:57No evidence of head trauma or pneumothorax.

34:00No mucus plug in ET tube. No transient tachypnea in the newborn.

34:05PGE is the right dosage.

34:08What?

34:10Oh.

34:12John, what?

34:14It's expired.

34:16Call the pharmacy. We need more PGE but from a different lot.

34:19Okay.

34:23The PGE, it's expired. We need...

34:29The pharmacy says we don't have another lot. Our entire supply is expired.

34:33Prep for catheterization. We might be able to keep the PDA open with a stent.

34:39Stop!

34:41Alprostadil. We need to run PGE at 0.1 micrograms.

34:44Tell the pharmacist to mix 10 vials of 50 micrograms of alprostadil with 10 milliliters of saline solution.

34:49Mix 10 vials of 50 micrograms of alprostadil.

34:52He says that's the wrong medication.

34:56Where are you going?

34:58It'll be faster if I do it myself.

35:12You know this is for erectile dysfunction?

35:14Yes.

35:16Alprostadil is the same drug as PGE but in a different concentration.

35:20We need to run the IV at 0.56 milliliters per minute.

35:23That will give the baby 0.1 micrograms per kilogram per minute.

35:27Pushing 0.1.

35:37Restarting compressions.

35:38Restarting compressions.

35:43Luca's membrane's still blue. Oxygen saturation's not registering.

35:47We just need to give it more time.

35:52Hold compressions.

35:57Pulse not palpable.

36:00No. Push 0.2 of the solution. Restarting compressions.

36:03Restarting compressions.

36:07Dr. Murphy.

36:09No. Push 0.2.

36:11Dr. Murphy, the baby's flatlining. There's nothing more we can do.

36:13No. I can save her.

36:15Sean.

36:33Time of death, 1823.

37:03Sunil's recovering very nicely.

37:06Just no exercise or, you know, strenuous activity for the next six weeks.

37:26Don't go to Montana.

37:29You still need Sean.

37:30He makes you better.

37:32He makes you better.

37:59Hang up.

38:02I need to call you back.

38:04We just lost a baby because this hospital wasn't prepared.

38:07The medication we needed was expired.

38:10All of it. No backup batch.

38:13Did the money you saved pay for your water wall?

38:18My 15 years here, nothing like this has ever been allowed to happen.

38:25This hospital's priorities, your priorities, are upside down, and today that killed someone.

38:32How's the mother?

38:35Recovering.

38:37She won't be conscious for a few hours.

38:42I'll make sure and have a grief counselor standing by.

38:45And call your lawyers, too.

38:50When she finds out that her baby died because of expired meds...

38:54Dr. Lim, until we've done a thorough M&M and identified the cause of death,

38:59a thorough M&M, and identified what changes need to be made,

39:04discretion is in everyone's best interest.

39:10Are you suggesting we not tell her the truth?

39:13I'm suggesting we all have exposure. You, the residents.

39:21Audrey, this is a tragic day.

39:26We cannot allow a single event to derail everything we do here.

39:47Salem made cuts. We're behind on inventory.

39:52It just, it fell through the cracks.

39:56Expired.

39:59Expired.

40:02Expired.

40:04Expired.

40:06They're all useless.

40:08No, they're all...

40:10It wasn't your fault. There's nothing more you could have done.

40:14No, you lied to me. I can't trust you.

40:18And I can't marry you.

40:21Sean! Sean!

40:29You're hyperventilating. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

40:31Look at me. Look at me. Look at me.

40:35Take a deep breath now, okay?

40:38Take a deep breath. There you go.

40:41You can't talk to me.

40:43Dr. Glassman?

40:47You...

40:49You...

40:51You are a...

40:53an awful best man.

40:56And a terrible mentor.

40:58You said you would never abandon me, but that's a lie.

41:01A lie.

41:03That is a lie. Why is everyone lying to me?

41:06Why? You should have been running the hospital if you had the baby.

41:10You would not have died.

41:19Okay.

41:21No.

41:40I'm here. I'm here, Sean.

41:44I'm right here.

41:48I'm here.

41:59I'm right here. I got you.

42:02I got you.

42:08I got you.

42:09I got you.

42:14I got you.

42:18I got you.

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