- 7/10/2025
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00:00:00Good morning interns, Dr. Harper Abbott will be here shortly to begin your orientation.
00:00:30Quick, I need one of you to help.
00:00:47Her pulse is dropping. It's just under 40.
00:00:50Shit.
00:00:51Look, her fingernails. Low oxygen saturation rate.
00:00:56Well spotted. What now?
00:00:58Check her lungs.
00:01:00What do you hear? Come on, quickly.
00:01:11Chemothorax.
00:01:11That's right. I got to start surgery.
00:01:14Me? Now?
00:01:19Yes. No time to waste.
00:01:21Steady.
00:01:30That's just the excess blood.
00:01:37That's just the excess blood.
00:01:41That's just the excess blood.
00:01:41That's just the excess blood.
00:01:42That's just the excess blood.
00:01:42That's just the excess blood.
00:01:42That's just the excess blood.
00:01:43That's just the excess blood.
00:01:44That's just the excess blood.
00:01:45That's just the excess blood.
00:01:46That's just the excess blood.
00:01:47That's just the excess blood.
00:01:48That's just the excess blood.
00:01:49That's just the excess blood.
00:01:50That's just the excess blood.
00:01:51That's just the excess blood.
00:01:52That's just the excess blood.
00:01:53That's just the excess blood.
00:01:54That's just the excess blood.
00:01:55That's just the excess blood.
00:01:56That's just the excess blood.
00:01:57That's just the excess blood.
00:01:58That's just the excess blood.
00:01:59That's just the excess blood.
00:02:00That's just the excess blood.
00:02:01That's just the excess blood.
00:02:02you're decisive
00:02:12and fast
00:02:14Dr. Stone
00:02:21the last thing you want to do
00:02:23is freeze
00:02:25the last thing I would want to do
00:02:28is be a show off
00:02:29well
00:02:32this was quite the eventful start to the day
00:02:35actually your typical day
00:02:38will be
00:02:39high stakes
00:02:40and high stress
00:02:41your personal lives
00:02:43will have to take a back seat
00:02:45along with everything else
00:02:47not all of you will survive
00:02:50in this environment
00:02:51in fact
00:02:53half of you will be gone by the end of this year
00:02:56but for those of you
00:02:58who will seek it out
00:02:59it will be worth it
00:03:00I've been through so much to get here
00:03:03endless tests
00:03:04tuition fees
00:03:05I want to be a good doctor
00:03:07to save lives
00:03:09whatever it takes
00:03:10I am Dr. Harper Abbott
00:03:14the hospital director
00:03:16this is Dr. Naveen Banerjee
00:03:20he's my good cop
00:03:22and I'm sure you've heard of
00:03:24Dr. Gregory Ramsey
00:03:25Harry Stone
00:03:31male
00:03:3126 years old
00:03:32car accident
00:03:33massive blood loss
00:03:34RH negative
00:03:35the plasma is still on its way
00:03:37please doctor
00:03:38save my brother
00:03:40I need to open him up
00:03:41put him on ice
00:03:42what?
00:03:43we're going to perform
00:03:43an emergency tharchotomy
00:03:44opening his chest
00:03:46when he's losing so much blood already
00:03:48do you want me to save your brother or not?
00:03:49the brother's going to be fine
00:04:02the surgery was a success
00:04:04we were lucky
00:04:06we saved him in time
00:04:08thank you
00:04:09thank you so much
00:04:11hi I just
00:04:18I want to say thank you
00:04:21for my brother
00:04:23honestly you don't need to thank me
00:04:25it's my job
00:04:25sometimes the best option
00:04:27is still a bit risky
00:04:27thanks for your understanding
00:04:30now
00:04:37shall we begin the tour?
00:04:46and
00:04:46this is your break room
00:04:47here are your partners
00:04:55enjoy working together
00:04:57it says I'm paired with Dr. Abbott
00:05:05there must be a mistake
00:05:07there isn't a mistake
00:05:08I'm also Dr. Abbott
00:05:10Dr. Blair Abbott
00:05:12Dr. Harper Abbott's niece
00:05:13shall we go see our patients?
00:05:23did I do something to upset you, Blair?
00:05:26it's Dr. Abbott
00:05:27right
00:05:28I just
00:05:29I feel like I offended you somehow
00:05:31we're both professionals
00:05:34I plan to work well together
00:05:35for our patients
00:05:36don't you?
00:05:38of course
00:05:39terrific Dr. Stone
00:05:40hi
00:05:53hi
00:05:53I'm Dr. Abbott
00:05:55this is my colleague Dr. Stone
00:05:57we're gonna run a few tests
00:06:00and check your vitals
00:06:01okay?
00:06:02okay
00:06:03sounds great
00:06:04can you tell us a bit about the symptoms you've been experiencing?
00:06:15yeah
00:06:16I've had a pretty persistent headache for the last few days
00:06:20and my stomach's been really upset
00:06:23upset painful or upset nauseous?
00:06:26uh
00:06:27nauseous
00:06:28and is there any dizziness or lightheadedness when you stand?
00:06:32dizziness
00:06:33yeah
00:06:34it says on your chart you have no allergies
00:06:39I also noticed you have a rash as well
00:06:44on your arm and neck
00:06:46there's no headache
00:06:46I'm not secure
00:06:47oh
00:06:48it's from diving
00:06:49you dive?
00:06:56hey we're gonna take care of you
00:06:58okay?
00:06:59are you sure you're a doctor?
00:07:24I think we should put her on antibiotics every 12 hours and monitor her condition
00:07:28I was gonna suggest the same thing
00:07:30Dr. Abbott needs to see me
00:07:33fine
00:07:34I'll put in the prescription
00:07:36and after you do that
00:07:39you might want to change your scripts
00:07:41you might want to change your scripts
00:07:42you might want to change your scripts
00:07:43you might want to change your scripts
00:07:44you might want to change your scripts
00:07:45you might want to change your scripts
00:07:46you might want to change your scripts
00:07:47you might want to change your scripts
00:07:48you might want to change your scripts
00:07:49you might want to change your scripts
00:07:50you might want to change your scripts
00:07:51you might want to change your scripts
00:07:52you might want to change your scripts
00:07:53you might want to change your scripts
00:07:54you might want to change your scripts
00:07:55you might want to change your scripts
00:07:56you might want to change your scripts
00:07:57you might want to change your scripts
00:07:58you might want to change your scripts
00:07:59you might want to change your scripts
00:08:00you might want to change your scripts
00:08:01you might want to change your scripts
00:08:02you might want to change your scripts
00:08:04you might want to change your scripts
00:08:05you might want to change your scripts
00:08:06We're doctors.
00:08:11I figure we're supposed to feel comfortable with other people's bodies.
00:08:14At least not all the interns are cold.
00:08:16Well, we can stick together.
00:08:20I'm Brian.
00:08:22Hannah.
00:08:23It's nice to have a friend here.
00:08:25A friend?
00:08:30My patient.
00:08:31Go, go, go.
00:08:32Rescue team to room 532.
00:08:37Rescue team to room 532.
00:08:40Come on.
00:08:49Focus.
00:08:55One, two, three, clear.
00:08:58One, two, three, clear.
00:09:02She was experiencing dizziness, nausea, and headaches.
00:09:24And a rash on her arms and neck.
00:09:26I see the order you put in, Dr. Stone.
00:09:28Your patient had an allergic reaction to the medication.
00:09:32We...
00:09:32She had no allergies.
00:09:35Dr. Abbott.
00:09:36Good work administering CPR on the defibrillator.
00:09:40Dr. Stone...
00:09:41You know what?
00:09:45I don't think you're fit to be a good doctor.
00:09:47This is not a game, Dr. Stone.
00:09:57Of course, I...
00:09:58Dr. Stone, I have to give all the interns a fair grade.
00:10:02If you would like a high grade, remember the lesson.
00:10:06Dr. Ramsey, Dr. Cohen is looking for you.
00:10:08Thanks for standing up for me.
00:10:14You put in the prescription.
00:10:16Only because you had to go suck up to your aunt.
00:10:19I...
00:10:20I made that up about Dr. Cohen.
00:10:26I don't understand.
00:10:27It looked like you needed a break from him,
00:10:28so I made that up about Dr. Cohen needing Dr. Ramsey.
00:10:32Are you joking?
00:10:34No.
00:10:34I'm sorry, I shouldn't have snapped at you like that.
00:10:48I'm sorry, you were right.
00:10:50I just feel like everyone hates me here.
00:10:55I don't hate you.
00:10:56I was amazed by how quickly you acted this morning.
00:11:02I think you're the strongest doctor in our cohort.
00:11:04I think you're the strongest doctor in our cohort.
00:11:04I do.
00:11:14I think you're the best doctor.
00:11:28You whatever.
00:11:32Oh God, she's gonna report us.
00:11:39There aren't rules against dating other doctors.
00:11:41No one will take us seriously.
00:11:43You're overreacting.
00:11:45You heard Dr. Abbott say it herself.
00:11:47We need to be willing to give up everything else.
00:12:02First day?
00:12:14Don't worry, this place is a labyrinth. I can guide you.
00:12:17That would be great.
00:12:18Yes, please.
00:12:24Martinez.
00:12:25Thank you, Martinez. I'm Dr. Stone.
00:12:27Yes, me too.
00:12:28Labyrinth.
00:12:32I also noticed you have a rash as well on your arm and neck.
00:12:37Oh, it's from diving.
00:12:40Labyrinth. Labyrinth.
00:12:41This place is a labyrinth.
00:12:43I know what's wrong with Annie.
00:12:45Who's Annie?
00:12:52Dr. Stone.
00:12:53Dr. Ramsey.
00:12:55Remember when I noted the rash on Annie's arms?
00:12:59Dr. Abbott and I were mistaken.
00:13:02Annie is an avid diver, which in rare cases can cause decompression sickness and labyrinthitis.
00:13:08Oh.
00:13:09And Annie, what did you tell me?
00:13:11I've been in Indonesia for the last two weeks on a diving trip.
00:13:15First time there?
00:13:16First time.
00:13:17I'd like to put Annie on a regimen of antihistamines for the next couple weeks.
00:13:22Check her chart.
00:13:24What do you mean?
00:13:25I mean, check her chart.
00:13:29You ordered antihistamines already.
00:13:37You figured it out.
00:13:40Two hours ago.
00:13:41But glad you got there eventually, too.
00:13:45He's a total asshole.
00:13:46Heard you figured out what's wrong with your patient.
00:14:00Yeah.
00:14:01A little late, though.
00:14:02You should be proud of yourself.
00:14:04Ramsey's an asshole.
00:14:06You're not the first person to say that today.
00:14:10Who's a real asshole?
00:14:12Dr. Ramsey.
00:14:13Dr. Ramsey.
00:14:14Tell me about it.
00:14:17Heading out?
00:14:23So, some of the interns are headed to the bar.
00:14:26You want to join?
00:14:27Will there actually be other interns there when we show up?
00:14:30What do you mean?
00:14:31Oh, you'll pretend to be surprised and say,
00:14:33well, we might as well stay for a drink, just the two of us.
00:14:36And then the next thing I know, we're on a date.
00:14:39How dare you accuse me of something solo?
00:14:43Actually, it would be a good opportunity for you to bond with some of the other interns.
00:14:54I swear to God, his eyeball is just dangling out of its socket and bouncing around.
00:14:59What did you do?
00:15:00Put it straight back in.
00:15:02Well, Hannah had her own disaster today.
00:15:07Dr. Ramsey was berating her for not knowing what was wrong with her patient.
00:15:12Which, to be fair, I didn't.
00:15:14And told her to figure it out.
00:15:17Which I then did.
00:15:19And Dr. Ramsey said...
00:15:21Glad you got there eventually, too.
00:15:25Asshole.
00:15:26He has got to be the most stuck-up, arrogant...
00:15:30Hot.
00:15:31Yeah.
00:15:32Hot asshole in all of medicine.
00:15:36I am so sorry.
00:15:46Um...
00:15:47It's fine.
00:15:48I've gotten plenty of bad reviews from interns before.
00:15:51I was apologizing for the beer, not the bad review.
00:15:55I'll have a whiskey.
00:15:58Neat.
00:15:59And get this one, uh...
00:16:01Whatever she wants.
00:16:03Whiskey?
00:16:04Don't you have an early morning surgery tomorrow?
00:16:07Congrats.
00:16:08You passed my test.
00:16:10I'm not here for hard liquor.
00:16:12Just to relax.
00:16:13Cola, please.
00:16:18So I'm stuck-up.
00:16:20And arrogant.
00:16:21Do you know what I think of you?
00:16:23Yeah.
00:16:24I know what you think of me.
00:16:25Oh?
00:16:26You think I am a smart, vivacious, talented young doctor.
00:16:31I don't want to get that far.
00:16:34You're going to have to find some way to work when we stop.
00:16:37I know I'm new here.
00:16:39But if I get something right, I deserve credit.
00:16:42The credit you get is saving your patient's life.
00:16:46You're not any of those things if you let every wind go to your head.
00:16:53You're being ridiculous, Naveen.
00:17:06Gregory, you are incredible.
00:17:08But even the Grazed have their limits.
00:17:11You have to at least let me try.
00:17:13I'm not interested in false hope.
00:17:15It's us.
00:17:16Doing our jobs.
00:17:17What we have trained our whole lives to do.
00:17:19It's time you understood that not everything is in your control.
00:17:24Jack, hey.
00:17:25Damn it, Naveen.
00:17:26Come on.
00:17:27Come on.
00:17:28Come on.
00:17:29Come on.
00:17:30Come on.
00:17:31Hannah, wake the hell up.
00:17:54It's an emergency.
00:17:55I left my key.
00:17:57I still have fallen asleep.
00:17:59There's a crisis meeting in the conference room.
00:18:01About Dr. Banerjee.
00:18:03Dr. Banerjee?
00:18:08And so Dr. Banerjee will be taking a leave of absence, effective immediately.
00:18:15Is he okay?
00:18:16Did he get fired?
00:18:17Quiet, please.
00:18:19Now, this means that there is a vacancy.
00:18:25This means that there is a vacancy to be filled.
00:18:29By the most promising intern, who will be determined by a points system.
00:18:36The intern with the highest performance will get the job.
00:18:41How do we earn points?
00:18:42Points will be distributed by myself and Dr. Ramsey when we see fit.
00:18:47I'm glad I'm on Dr. Ramsey's good side.
00:18:49It's so quiet.
00:18:55Well, we're not friends anymore.
00:18:57Now we're competitors.
00:19:06I don't stand a chance.
00:19:08You're a great doctor.
00:19:09If we keep helping each other, maybe one of us can get that spot?
00:19:13What do you say?
00:19:14I hope you're not expecting anything in return.
00:19:16Just your gratitude.
00:19:18Then it's a deal.
00:19:19Let's get him to the O.R.
00:19:29Tell Dr. Wynn we've got to prep an open-heart surgery.
00:19:32And get...
00:19:33No interns in the O.R.
00:19:37We want to help.
00:19:38Or at least see what's going on.
00:19:40No interns.
00:19:41Open-heart surgery?
00:19:47Can you imagine?
00:19:49We had learned so much.
00:19:51What if I could get us in?
00:19:56How can you get us in there?
00:19:59I'm on rotation this week.
00:20:01I'm not.
00:20:03It's against policy for me to be in there.
00:20:05No one has to see you.
00:20:11Can they see us?
00:20:25It's incredible.
00:20:26Look how carefully he makes every incision.
00:20:30It requires so much precision.
00:20:34Strong, yet gentle.
00:20:37I thought you hated Dr. Ramsey.
00:20:39As a person, yes.
00:20:40But as a doctor.
00:20:45Actually, he's the whole reason I came to this hospital.
00:20:58Did he see?
00:20:59He looked right at us.
00:21:05All right.
00:21:06Switch that up and we should be done.
00:21:29For everything.
00:21:29I don't know how I'd do all this without you.
00:21:32Don't mention it.
00:21:34Do you think they're gone?
00:21:35No.
00:21:36I'll check.
00:21:42They're not ready, Harper.
00:21:44I don't know what you're thinking.
00:21:46I'm thinking that I care about this hospital.
00:21:49And I want to keep it running.
00:21:51That's always been your problem.
00:21:53You've put the hospital above everything and everyone.
00:21:56This isn't about us, Greg.
00:21:57Don't bring our past into it.
00:22:07What have we got?
00:22:09Smoke inhalation.
00:22:11Fire in the premium about 20 minutes ago.
00:22:12All right.
00:22:13Get an oxygen mask and tank stat.
00:22:14I'm going to start CPR.
00:22:19What's going on?
00:22:20Pregnant woman.
00:22:2030s.
00:22:21Smoke inhalation.
00:22:22Get oxygen.
00:22:22All right.
00:22:23Hold on.
00:22:26Dolores?
00:22:28Gregory?
00:22:30Don't try to talk.
00:22:32It's my son.
00:22:34You made a photo.
00:22:35I brought it.
00:22:36Can you get it for me?
00:22:36I'm giving you oxygen now.
00:22:41It'll be fine.
00:22:42I promise.
00:22:49Dolores mentioned the drawing her son made.
00:22:51I found it in the ambulance.
00:22:53Dolores Hudson's test results.
00:23:16Dr. Ramsey?
00:23:25It's severe preeclampsia, isn't it?
00:23:29I'm 26 weeks.
00:23:31This is insane.
00:23:32You're a doctor, Dolores.
00:23:33This is the only option you have, and you know...
00:23:35No, I know you.
00:23:37You make rash decisions when you're panicking.
00:23:39Right now, you're panicked.
00:23:40If it helps, I'd like to second Dr. Ramsey's opinion.
00:23:46It's the only chance we have to save both you and your baby.
00:23:52If our positions were swapped, what would you tell your patient?
00:24:05Dolores had a seizure.
00:24:06We rushed her into delivery.
00:24:11What happened?
00:24:14I told her not to wait.
00:24:15She's so goddamn stubborn.
00:24:17What happened to them?
00:24:20We delivered her baby.
00:24:2450% chance of surviving the night.
00:24:32Dolores is gone.
00:24:34I'm so sorry.
00:24:36She was there with me all through med school.
00:24:39And then internship and residency.
00:24:43Tell me more about her.
00:24:46We have all night.
00:25:00Dr. Ramsey.
00:25:03Look.
00:25:03He made it.
00:25:24She gave everything.
00:25:26I couldn't save her.
00:25:28I'm so sorry about Dolores.
00:25:29Dr. Ramsey, forgive me for asking, but do you and Dr. Abbott have some sort of history?
00:25:39How do you...
00:25:40Yes, yes, we do.
00:25:45Um...
00:25:45I loved her.
00:25:51I wanted to make it work to find a balance somehow, but...
00:25:55She chose the hospital.
00:26:03I wish she had made that choice before I fell in love with her.
00:26:06Oh!
00:26:06I should get back to the break room.
00:26:17I should get back to the break room.
00:26:17Sirius, what is it?
00:26:25We have to end things.
00:26:28What?
00:26:29The hospital will break us up.
00:26:32We have to end things before our feelings get too strong.
00:26:37Can't we talk about this?
00:26:39Good morning, interns.
00:26:42I've got our frise rankings.
00:26:49Now, don't you all crowd around all at once?
00:26:52Something wrong, Dr. Stone?
00:27:03This is what I mean.
00:27:04I'm ten and you're eight.
00:27:06We need to focus on our work.
00:27:11One other thing.
00:27:13Brief team meeting.
00:27:15I would stay if I were you, because it will impact the outcome of this competition.
00:27:22Good morning, interns.
00:27:28Good morning, Dr. Anselmanty.
00:27:31Good morning, interns.
00:27:33Good morning, Dr. Anselmanty.
00:27:36That's more like it.
00:27:38We've got a patient, Remy Caruso.
00:27:41No test can explain his symptoms.
00:27:43Bungal infection, headaches, joint pain so debilitating he can't walk some days.
00:27:48So, we need all of you on the case.
00:27:55If you're disappointed with the first set of rankings, here's a chance to improve your standing.
00:28:04Dr. Ramsey.
00:28:07How are you doing?
00:28:10Dr. Stone, I don't know why you'd ask me that now.
00:28:14Get to work.
00:28:15Agent X.
00:28:39You're the fourth intern today.
00:28:42I feel like the most popular kid in school.
00:28:45Oh, anyone ask you to prom yet?
00:28:47Everyone wants a piece of me.
00:28:51So, um, why am I getting the VIP patient treatment?
00:28:55Well, in addition to your dashing good looks...
00:28:58Har har.
00:29:00Us interns have been promised a pretty big boost in our position here, if we can figure you out.
00:29:06Oh.
00:29:07So, I'm a medical mystery.
00:29:10Thanks for telling me.
00:29:11I'm not sure I was supposed to.
00:29:17You seem on edge.
00:29:19Sorry.
00:29:20It's just, my boss hates me.
00:29:23I broke up with my maybe boyfriend.
00:29:25And I'm ranked 10 out of 12 interns, so...
00:29:30Fun times.
00:29:32Doctor, if I may offer a little advice, life will always be stressful.
00:29:38Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, I'm breaking out in hives.
00:29:43And in the worst place.
00:29:45See, when it rains, it pours.
00:29:52Remy, have you showed anyone else this?
00:29:55No, I thought it was just stress.
00:29:57Promise me you won't.
00:29:59I'll be right back.
00:29:59Even though we're not together, we're still friends, right?
00:30:10Of course.
00:30:11I was just in Remy's room, and he showed me something he didn't show others.
00:30:16Hives.
00:30:17On the soles of his feet.
00:30:18I think it's a hereditary genetic disorder.
00:30:21And that would explain the other symptoms.
00:30:23Holy shit.
00:30:24Run the test.
00:30:24I will.
00:30:25I just wanted to make sure I wasn't crazy.
00:30:27I'll go with you.
00:30:29You are always around.
00:30:33While I work here.
00:30:35Are you eavesdropping?
00:30:37As if either of you have anything remotely interesting to say.
00:30:48Brian, I want to look into something.
00:30:59Uh, Dr. Stone, you need to get your patient that MRI stat.
00:31:04But, Dr. Martin, if I want to...
00:31:05No, if, sans, or buts.
00:31:11That was close.
00:31:12Sorry for yelling at you.
00:31:13It's okay.
00:31:15But I think it'll be too risky if we both follow.
00:31:17Running aimlessly in hallways is unprofessional, Dr. Stone.
00:31:37Sorry, Dr. Abbott.
00:31:38I was just excited to tell you.
00:31:41I think I've diagnosed Remy.
00:31:43Really?
00:31:52These tests show Remy Caruso has a rare genetic disorder.
00:31:56Yes.
00:31:58But these exact tests were already run about an hour ago.
00:32:06I'm sorry.
00:32:06I don't understand.
00:32:08Someone beat you to it, Dr. Stone.
00:32:11Now, please return to your other patients.
00:32:13Every time I open a door or turn a corner, there you are, lurking.
00:32:29I have a meeting with my aunt.
00:32:31What, to take credit?
00:32:33Brian and I caught you eavesdropping on our conversation about Remy,
00:32:36and mysteriously, someone ran the test and confirmed my theory.
00:32:40What?
00:32:41You're completely paranoid.
00:32:53Wow.
00:32:54First again.
00:32:57You're slipping.
00:32:59What did you say?
00:33:02Maybe you should spend less time being paranoid about your fellow interns
00:33:05and more time focusing on your work.
00:33:08Maybe I just need to become the director's niece.
00:33:12Or maybe be as good of a doctor as I am.
00:33:21Congrats on rising four spots.
00:33:23Thanks.
00:33:25It's all fair your ranking dropped.
00:33:28Blair is right.
00:33:28I'm spending my time here flirting with you.
00:33:33But I like when we flirt.
00:33:35But that's not why I came here.
00:33:38I need to focus on my work.
00:33:41Haven't you noticed?
00:33:43This is a competition.
00:33:44And we can't all win.
00:33:46Hey.
00:33:47Where are you going?
00:33:48Where are you going?
00:33:48I'm going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be going to be
00:34:18Dr. Banerjee, what happened to you?
00:34:45I was just...
00:34:47What were you doing in there?
00:34:52I was just...
00:34:54Not here.
00:35:03I'm sorry. I didn't mean to pry.
00:35:05And yet you did.
00:35:07Dr. Banerjee, is he okay?
00:35:10Does anyone else even know he's sick?
00:35:12Stay out of this, Dr. Stone.
00:35:13Please. I'm worried about him.
00:35:16You're so...
00:35:18Fine. But not now.
00:35:23I can tell you more after our shifts.
00:35:25Tonight?
00:35:27Nine.
00:35:28My place.
00:35:30Don't tell a soul.
00:35:31You can take that off.
00:35:51The coat, I mean.
00:35:53Even though they started out minor, symptoms got worse.
00:36:06Severe headaches, fever, suddenly organ failure, and eventually sepsis.
00:36:13And you've tried every antibiotic?
00:36:15Each one made them worse.
00:36:17I've been hiding it from everyone because...
00:36:20Naveen said he'd rather go quietly than distract us from the patients.
00:36:26There has to be something you can do.
00:36:31I'm trying everything.
00:36:33Thanks for sharing the burden with me.
00:36:39Oh, God.
00:36:40I didn't realize how late it's gotten.
00:36:41I have a guest room.
00:36:44I have a guest room.
00:36:50Thanks, but I have an early morning tomorrow.
00:36:53I'm number one.
00:37:09And you're three.
00:37:10We did it.
00:37:13Wait, are you mad at me?
00:37:16We're in this together.
00:37:19Together.
00:37:19All you care about is getting a hit.
00:37:28Dr. Stone?
00:37:29What now?
00:37:31Uh...
00:37:32I am so sorry.
00:37:33I just made 11 enemies.
00:37:37Not in a good mood, number one.
00:37:39I'm going to a conference in Miami.
00:37:42I decided to bring this week's top intern along as my assistant.
00:37:49Hi. Checking in.
00:37:56Gregory Ramsey.
00:37:58All right.
00:37:59You'll be in room 510.
00:38:02There should be a second row.
00:38:04We're completely booked for the conference.
00:38:05The best I can do is upgrade you to a suite.
00:38:07A bedroom with an adjoining living room.
00:38:09I didn't realize I left the door open.
00:38:21Is everything okay?
00:38:24I think you should know the real reason I brought you here.
00:38:28I'm here for Naveen.
00:38:35Naveen?
00:38:36Attending this conference is Declan Nash, VP of Panacea Labs.
00:38:43They've been investing lately in experimental treatments for sepsis.
00:38:48And, uh...
00:38:51I want you to, uh...
00:38:54Me?
00:38:54Well, why not you?
00:38:59Last time I saw Declan...
00:39:06We got into a dispute and...
00:39:10left on bad terms.
00:39:13Please.
00:39:15This could buy us time to cure Naveen.
00:39:18Fine.
00:39:19I'll do my best.
00:39:20First event is casino night.
00:39:24Casino night?
00:39:26I don't have a dress to wear.
00:39:28Check your closet.
00:39:29I don't have a dress.
00:39:48Is this seat taken?
00:39:51It is now.
00:39:53Oh, I'll get, uh...
00:39:54fifty dollars in chips.
00:39:56This is poker, right?
00:39:59Yes, it is.
00:40:00Great.
00:40:00Deal me in.
00:40:10I knew I should have never bet so much on a pair of twos.
00:40:14No, you shouldn't have.
00:40:15Do you want to make this interesting?
00:40:22Interesting how?
00:40:27Well, Mr. Nash, I am looking for information on experimental treatments for sepsis.
00:40:35Well, that's confidential.
00:40:37What if you can get something you want, too?
00:40:42If you win.
00:40:51Naughty!
00:40:51A deal's a deal.
00:41:07Oh, no.
00:41:09That's a straight, right?
00:41:11It sure is.
00:41:11I just have the pair of twos on the table.
00:41:15And, well, these.
00:41:21I think you owe me something, darling.
00:41:22We know we hustled you, but we are sincerely so grateful for this.
00:41:33You might save a life.
00:41:35We?
00:41:35You tricked me.
00:41:47Can I make a confession?
00:41:48I actually hate gambling.
00:41:53Then how did you get so good at it?
00:41:55Well, I had to pay my way through med school somehow.
00:41:59I realized the more I played, it's actually just about making informed decisions more than
00:42:04anything else.
00:42:05I never really had much other than the head on my shoulders.
00:42:10I was desperate to become a doctor, to do something important for people.
00:42:19I'm the same way.
00:42:21I've barely slept in weeks or seen my family.
00:42:26That's how desperate I am to save Naveen.
00:42:35Are you sure?
00:42:49Yes.
00:43:05Anna.
00:43:10I'm sorry.
00:43:11What is it?
00:43:12I can't do this.
00:43:16Okay.
00:43:35Where have you been?
00:43:47We've been paging you for over an hour.
00:43:49What?
00:43:53I'm sorry, but I don't have any pages.
00:43:55Something's been going on with my pager.
00:43:57Did it melt in the Florida sun?
00:43:59Come on, you're needed in room 209.
00:44:05I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:44:21What the?
00:44:30Symptoms seem to have stabilized.
00:44:33The treatment is working.
00:44:35It's not much to celebrate.
00:44:38It's like we put a band-aid on a gaping wound.
00:44:43You two have become quite alike.
00:44:53I thought that remark was worth it.
00:45:03It spread to his lungs.
00:45:14Take this to the lab.
00:45:15I'll radio on it.
00:45:16It's quick.
00:45:29Gregory.
00:45:34They're gone now.
00:45:38We need that handkerchief test today, Sam.
00:45:50We can move them up on the transparent list.
00:45:53No time.
00:45:54We have to find the source of the infection.
00:45:57And I need you to not tell Malene.
00:45:59What? You can't keep this from him.
00:46:04You're scaring me.
00:46:06He already has so little hope.
00:46:09Promise me you won't tell him.
00:46:11I promise.
00:46:13I owe you.
00:46:15No, I get it.
00:46:17You do owe me something else.
00:46:21What's that?
00:46:23An explanation.
00:46:25About us.
00:46:26Thanks, love.
00:46:31Looks like you got some sun.
00:46:33Well, if I did, it was on accident.
00:46:35Me and my siblings loved to travel before I got stuck in this dump.
00:46:39No offense.
00:46:41We got to 110 countries.
00:46:43I'd love to hear some of those travel stories.
00:46:50Dr. Stone, I need to know what medication you prescribed to Mr. Rudnick.
00:46:57What is it?
00:46:59His file.
00:47:00It's missing.
00:47:00You lost your patient's file.
00:47:06I'll make another copy.
00:47:07Give me five.
00:47:08I'll get it from someone else.
00:47:18I'm busy.
00:47:20Trying to distract me and take the top spot.
00:47:22The office said, actually, I miss you.
00:47:26I want to help.
00:47:28The first half of my peace offering, and the second half, I can help you with Martinez.
00:47:35Well, that's certainly more enticing than a piece of cafeteria carrot cake.
00:47:39You have 30 seconds to convince me.
00:47:40Do you know Panacea Labs?
00:47:46I've heard of them.
00:47:47They have a new medication which can cure her disease.
00:47:50Wait, what?
00:47:52They haven't committed to a trial, so we'll have to complete a special application.
00:47:56That's incredible.
00:48:01I want to reiterate.
00:48:03It's only a 20% chance.
00:48:05A chance is a chance.
00:48:07I'll try anything to see Peru.
00:48:12Okay.
00:48:13We'll put in an application.
00:48:16And be.
00:48:17Hey.
00:48:18Anything?
00:48:24Rejected.
00:48:25Why?
00:48:26She's a perfect candidate.
00:48:29There must be some way we can get a hold of this drug.
00:48:31Mucha Pichu is only a three-hour train ride from Lima.
00:48:41The ancient city.
00:48:42The home of the Incas.
00:48:44They'll be my first stop in Peru.
00:48:47Any word on my application?
00:48:50Nothing yet.
00:48:51I'm getting tired.
00:48:55I can have one of the nurses help bring you back to your room.
00:48:59Robin!
00:49:01Hey, Chris!
00:49:03What the?
00:49:05Oh, let me get back.
00:49:07Okay.
00:49:08Nice and easy.
00:49:09Here we go.
00:49:10Here we go.
00:49:12Hey, Hannah.
00:49:15At least you're talking to me.
00:49:18You can't really blame them.
00:49:19You did tell the other interns the nurses are lazy and incompetent, after all.
00:49:26I didn't say that.
00:49:28What's going on?
00:49:33Gotta go.
00:49:34Please believe me, Danny.
00:49:36I would never say that.
00:49:37I overheard Dr. Ramsey saying that the Panacea Lab rep is coming tomorrow.
00:49:46And they'll bring the sample.
00:49:47Yep.
00:49:48Tomorrow's the day.
00:49:53Declan Nash, the VP of Panacea Labs, should be arriving around eight.
00:49:58Once he's here, I'll page you.
00:50:00And you'll accidentally run into them.
00:50:02Dr. Abbott, you're needed in the ER.
00:50:04You'll tell Dr. Abbott she's needed urgently in the ER with Dr. Minari, leaving Declan alone.
00:50:09I'm Dr. Moore.
00:50:11I'm Brian.
00:50:12Hi, Dr. Moore.
00:50:13Oh, no, I'll do it anyway.
00:50:14So, surgical area...
00:50:15Then you'll accidentally spill something.
00:50:18Are you serious?
00:50:20Once he's put down the briefcase...
00:50:22What is wrong with you?
00:50:23Get your hands off us!
00:50:24It's not that bad.
00:50:25Eyes spring into action.
00:50:28Declan Nash has quite the temper, so he should be yelling at you.
00:50:32This is a $2,000 suit.
00:50:47That's worth more than your entire life, probably.
00:50:49I will get this dry paper for you.
00:50:51You're not a doctor, you're a nurse.
00:50:53People should just be very, very weary of your care in this hospital.
00:50:57Now, I want to remind you again.
00:51:05This medicine is not clinically proven.
00:51:10But there's a chance, right?
00:51:14That's all I need to know.
00:51:16I've never seen a white blood cell count rise like this before.
00:51:38I think Ms. Martinez is ready to go home.
00:51:49Well, I'm not even going to get you out of here.
00:51:52Kansas is this.
00:51:59Back to work.
00:52:01Oh.
00:52:03Don't think I didn't notice that magic trick you played.
00:52:05What, Jake?
00:52:11Yes, give me that.
00:52:12I will do it.
00:52:13Okay.
00:52:14It's...
00:52:15What is your problem?
00:52:17Do you understand that this is a $3,000 shirt?
00:52:20This is worth...
00:52:21Wait.
00:52:23This isn't my briefcase.
00:52:26World-class thief.
00:52:33Back to work, Dr. Stone.
00:52:35Come in.
00:52:44You needed me?
00:52:46I have bad news.
00:52:49Liz Martinez passed away in her hotel room last night.
00:52:56The family has some concerns about her death and threatened to sue, so we'll have to open an investigation.
00:53:03An investigation?
00:53:03Mm-hmm.
00:53:05These things are routine.
00:53:11Where was she when she died?
00:53:15Lima, Peru.
00:53:16Martinez died.
00:53:30Martinez died.
00:53:35What did her?
00:53:37It was my fault.
00:53:39I put her on that medication, and I knew, I knew that it was risky.
00:53:47But if she hadn't taken it, she wouldn't have gone out into the world, right?
00:53:50Something's wrong.
00:54:11Naveen...
00:54:12What happened?
00:54:13What happened?
00:54:18Naveen...
00:54:18He's down to 2,000 white blood cells.
00:54:24Shit.
00:54:26How much time do you think?
00:54:28A month.
00:54:28Is that why you're listening to such sad music?
00:54:32Is that why you're listening to such sad music?
00:54:34This isn't sad.
00:54:37It's beautiful.
00:54:45It's about two young lovers.
00:54:46On their wedding day, you were to see it was bitten by a snake and taken to the underworld.
00:54:57Morpheus, her husband, was a musician.
00:55:03He played so beautifully that the earth opened up for him so he could follow her.
00:55:06When they met again, the lord of the underworld said he could take her back, but under one condition.
00:55:22What was that?
00:55:24If at any point he looked back before they reached the surface, she would be sent back to the underworld.
00:55:32He looked back, didn't he?
00:55:34He did.
00:55:36And he spent the rest of his life alone, waiting to die, to be reunited with her.
00:56:06Gregory, are you afraid we're in too deep?
00:56:23No.
00:56:24Then what is it?
00:56:27I'm afraid I'll look back.
00:56:28Danny, do you know when Dr. Ramsey's getting in?
00:56:36He's not.
00:56:37What do you mean?
00:56:39I mean, he resigned.
00:56:44And that justifies an investigation of all the interns.
00:56:47We haven't had a visitor in months.
00:56:49The suspect has to be an insider.
00:56:52Well, I hope they find the truth.
00:56:53Oh, Hannah.
00:56:59Do you know they're investigating Martinez's death?
00:57:01Yeah.
00:57:02That's why I'm here.
00:57:04I'm serious.
00:57:05Dr. Abbott suspects one of our team.
00:57:07She's interviewing the whole hospital.
00:57:09I'll talk to her eventually.
00:57:10Hey, can I borrow that computer really quick?
00:57:20I'm inputting charts.
00:57:22You should have done that this morning.
00:57:24I would have if I didn't spend all day in Dr. Abbott's office answering questions.
00:57:29Here, you can use my computer.
00:57:34Gosh, it's a miracle we're able to help anybody right now.
00:57:36You can call off the investigation, Dr. Abbott.
00:57:44I administered an unauthorized medication to Martinez.
00:57:50Do you understand what you're confessing to?
00:57:53I do.
00:57:54I wish things were different.
00:57:56But I won't make you waste the medical staff's precious time with an investigation.
00:58:01I admire your courage.
00:58:03But you may never practice medicine again.
00:58:05Thank you all for attending.
00:58:18In a few days, we'll hear testimonies regarding Dr. Stone's actions leading to Ms. Martinez's death.
00:58:24The board will then vote on whether or not to revoke Dr. Stone's license.
00:58:30May I say something?
00:58:31Go ahead.
00:58:32I just wanted to say that I fully confess to my role in Ms. Martinez's unauthorized treatment.
00:58:41And if I had to, I would do it again.
00:58:44You do not regret giving her an untested and possibly fatal drug.
00:58:57Between loneliness and a chance at freedom, even if it was short.
00:59:02She chose freedom.
00:59:03The hearing to determine your future in medicine will commence in two days.
00:59:08In the meantime, you're suspended from practicing.
00:59:10hmm.
00:59:26Claire, are you okay?
00:59:29I'm sorry.
00:59:30How was I that loud?
00:59:31i really envy you what for potentially losing everything i worked my whole life for
00:59:41for standing up to my aunt for doing what you felt was right even if it was an established
00:59:47procedure in a weird way you're the only person i can trust everyone else here just
00:59:55tries to get on my good side because they think it'll get them ahead
00:59:58truce truce
01:00:05i think you can beat this case you do i know my aunt pretty well there's one witness you haven't
01:00:15considered
01:00:16come in
01:00:23i've heard about
01:00:30everything
01:00:32well good i'd hate to have to explain it all over again
01:00:36so come to wallow with me
01:00:39you know why i'm here
01:00:41the answer is no
01:00:44gregory there's no one dr abbott respects more than you
01:00:48not anymore
01:00:49i left
01:00:51you've worked with me more than anyone
01:00:54you are my best witness
01:00:57in the span of mere weeks i lost dolores and i'm about to lose naveen
01:01:00i'm powerless i'm not going back there end of story
01:01:05i came to this hospital for one reason to work with gregory ramsay
01:01:20you've saved countless people including my own brother and maybe you've stopped caring but i never will
01:01:29you think i don't care
01:01:33no i know you do
01:01:35oh my god
01:01:43i'm sorry
01:01:46we shouldn't
01:01:48you said it yourself
01:01:50you don't work for the hospital anymore
01:01:53you
01:01:59you
01:02:05you
01:02:11you
01:02:16you
01:02:18you
01:02:20you
01:02:22I just wanted to wish you good luck, planned us a fun night tonight.
01:02:29I won't be joining you.
01:02:31Why?
01:02:34I know you've been sabotaging me.
01:02:36What?
01:02:37I know it was you who turned all the nurses against me and took credit for Remy.
01:02:43And you prompted an investigation that Dr. Abbott started?
01:02:52Hannah, do you hear yourself, this is Chris?
01:03:05Drop the act!
01:03:07It's over!
01:03:09I just wanted to be someone you can depend on.
01:03:13And like you said, we can't all win in this competition.
01:03:21Only one can survive.
01:03:27Hey, where are you going?
01:03:29Hannah!
01:03:38You've reached Gregory Ramsey's voicemail.
01:03:40Please leave a message.
01:03:41Shit.
01:03:43I'm trying to get a hold of Dr. Ramsey, but he's not answering.
01:03:46Why? To testify?
01:03:47No. With...
01:03:51Can you keep a secret?
01:04:03Naveen may be infected with more than one bacteria.
01:04:06Every antibiotic given to him to treat one benefited another.
01:04:11That's why he's been resistant.
01:04:15I've been taking care of him all alone since Dr. Ramsey left.
01:04:21I can help.
01:04:23Leave it to me.
01:04:24Leave it to me.
01:04:31Dr. Banerji.
01:04:34We've discovered multiple kinds of bacteria interacting in your system.
01:04:40There's only one solution.
01:04:42Dr. Banerji.
01:04:43Phage therapy.
01:04:44Phage therapy.
01:04:47Exactly.
01:04:49Introduce a phage virus to kill off bacteria, but...
01:04:53He can kill me as well.
01:04:55Dr. Abbott, Dr. Stone.
01:04:58You're both terrific, but there's only one doctor I can trust to do this.
01:05:05How'd you get in here?
01:05:18You left your door unlocked.
01:05:21Were you hoping I'd come?
01:05:24What's going on?
01:05:26Phage therapy will work for Naveen.
01:05:29What?
01:05:30We really need your help.
01:05:36I know this is hard.
01:05:39But please.
01:05:47I always knew I spent my life in this hospital.
01:05:52Just thought I'd be fighting for other people's life and not my own.
01:06:00It's funny how life works.
01:06:08You'll have another chance.
01:06:12I'll stay with him tonight.
01:06:14I should head out.
01:06:30For you.
01:06:33Thanks.
01:06:35How are Dr. Banerji and Dr. Ramsey?
01:06:38Dr. Banerji is showing signs of improvement.
01:06:41And Dr. Ramsey says good luck today.
01:06:44I'd rather he show up.
01:06:45Lucky you have those poker skills.
01:06:57Medicine certainly didn't work out.
01:07:02Thank you all for being here.
01:07:05We'll now begin testimony.
01:07:07Dr. Stone was a dedicated, caring doctor.
01:07:13Who always held herself to the highest standard of professionalism.
01:07:17And care.
01:07:19And care.
01:07:23We have one more witness.
01:07:25Mr. Martinez.
01:07:31I'm Victor.
01:07:36Teresa Martinez's son.
01:07:39Thank you for coming.
01:07:41I know it can't be easy.
01:07:43It isn't.
01:07:45Would you like to make a statement?
01:07:47I do.
01:07:51I can never forgive Dr. Stone.
01:07:53But I want to say thank you.
01:07:55My mother was able to make her dreams come true.
01:07:58She described Machu Picchu as...
01:08:00the happiest day of her life.
01:08:02The night before she died.
01:08:08Order!
01:08:11Thank you, Victor.
01:08:13I didn't do it for you.
01:08:14Then why testify?
01:08:16A friend of yours called me.
01:08:18I figured I should help.
01:08:20In case someone's mom needs a great doctor like you someday.
01:08:29Dr. Stone.
01:08:31Your total disregard for our code of conduct makes me wonder if you understand what it means to be a doctor.
01:08:40The last thing you want to do is freeze.
01:08:42It's freeze.
01:08:45I do.
01:08:46It means acting quickly and making decisions in line with my patients' wishes.
01:08:51So you don't regret your actions?
01:08:53I regret the pain that I caused Ms. Martinez's family.
01:08:57But I stand by my decision.
01:09:00Shall we vote?
01:09:01Alright.
01:09:02Dr. Benerji!
01:09:03I'm here alive.
01:09:04Thanks to Dr. Stone.
01:09:05May I resume my place on the committee?
01:09:06Thank you for bringing him and convincing Ms. Martinez's son.
01:09:07It wasn't me.
01:09:08It was Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:09Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:10Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:11Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:12Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:13We'll start on this end and work our way down.
01:09:14I vote to dismiss.
01:09:15Ugh.
01:09:16Dr. Taylor.
01:09:17Dr. Taylor.
01:09:19Routine.
01:09:20Routine.
01:09:22No more destruction.
01:09:23No more destruction.
01:09:24No more destruction.
01:09:25No more destruction.
01:09:26Thank you for bringing him and convincing Ms. Martinez's son.
01:09:27It wasn't me.
01:09:28It was Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:29Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:30Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:31Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:32Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:33Dr. Ramsey.
01:09:43Dismiss.
01:09:44Dr. Taylor.
01:09:45Routine.
01:09:47No more disruption.
01:09:52Please.
01:09:53Dr. Juan.
01:09:58Dismiss.
01:09:58Dr. Bennett.
01:09:59Dr. Bennett?
01:10:00Retained.
01:10:04Dr. Benerji?
01:10:06Retained, of course.
01:10:13Well, that's three to two, Dr. Stone.
01:10:16I hereby declare your position retained as of tomorrow morning.
01:10:23This is outrageous.
01:10:25She stole and misused my company's property.
01:10:28You should be much more concerned that your defective drug is about to go to trial.
01:10:33I would rush to the lab if I were you.
01:10:36This is a scandal.
01:10:39You did this!
01:10:58Why did you punch him? He has enough against you.
01:11:01He was gonna punch you first.
01:11:03I could have taken it.
01:11:05It's more than that.
01:11:06I know what you did.
01:11:09Getting Victor Martinez here to testify on my behalf.
01:11:13Getting Naveen here with Blair.
01:11:15It was the least I could do.
01:11:19You understand why I couldn't testify, right?
01:11:21It's okay. You don't need to...
01:11:24I didn't testify because it's a conflict of interest.
01:11:28What?
01:11:29The committee can't trust a witness who's...
01:11:33Obviously in love with the accused.
01:11:36Gregory.
01:11:40Dr. Abbott reinstated me.
01:11:43We're colleagues once again.
01:11:45You heard.
01:11:47My suspension isn't over until tomorrow.
01:11:50For tonight, you and I are just people to each other.
01:11:53You and I are just people to each other.
01:12:23I'm sorry.
01:12:24I'm sorry.
01:12:30Ah!
01:12:31Help!
01:12:34I've got this.
01:12:39Late on your first day back?
01:12:41I had to help the patient.
01:12:43Did I miss anything?
01:12:45Not yet.
01:12:46She's about to start.
01:12:48Quick announcement.
01:12:49As some of you likely know, Dr. Banerjee has returned,
01:12:54which means that the intern with the highest points
01:12:57will not be getting awarded his position.
01:13:01Instead, they will be awarded with Dr. Ramsey's.
01:13:05Wait, what?
01:13:11I've decided to resign my position as director of this hospital.
01:13:16Dr. Ramsey will be taking my place.
01:13:24And my old position will be filled by the number one intern
01:13:27of this hospital.
01:13:29Dr. Hannah Stone.
01:13:40Shall we get to our patients?
01:13:42Dr. Stone.
01:13:44I'll let you two talk onboarding.
01:13:48Congratulations.
01:13:51You've really proven yourself.
01:13:52Thanks, but Greg...
01:13:54Dr. Ramsey...
01:13:56I know what I've said about us being colleagues.
01:13:58How we can't.
01:14:00I was wrong.
01:14:02Hannah...
01:14:04I'm not afraid anymore.
01:14:05I'm not afraid anymore.
01:14:06If you've shown me anything,
01:14:09if you've taught me anything,
01:14:11it's to jump in head first without fear of loss.
01:14:14I guess we both learned something from each other.
01:14:18Let's get to work.
01:14:19Hello.
01:14:20I'm Dr. Stone.
01:14:21I'm here to help.
01:14:25Hello, I'm Dr. Stone.
01:14:27I'm here to help.
01:14:28Hi.
01:14:30Hi.
01:14:32Hi.
01:14:34Hi.
01:14:36Hi.
01:14:38Hi.
01:14:40Hi.
01:14:42Hi.
01:14:44Hi.
01:14:47Hall.
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