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00:00:00A catastrophic multi-vehicle collision rocked the city, sending a surge of critically injured patients flooding into Bale Hospital's emergency department.
00:00:11The fate of these accident victims now rests in the hands of Bale's surgical team, their last hope for survival in the face of devastating trauma.
00:00:20It's just crashing! We need an attending surgeon now!
00:00:23All the hours are full. We've got three more critical things coming.
00:00:26Sir, the patient trauma 3 is coding.
00:00:29No more, I can't leave this long. Where's Dr. Stevens?
00:00:31We need another attending surgeon. Everyone else is in the ER.
00:00:51You think it?
00:00:52A new hire. You're just starting this month.
00:00:56Some junior surgeon pressure at a residency isn't ready for a level 1 trauma like this?
00:01:00Patient's pressure is dropping.
00:01:02Improve yourself, Dr. Marksman. Patient's yours.
00:01:06Okay, we are going to perform a modified whipple.
00:01:14Whipple? Performa?
00:01:16That's insane.
00:01:17Trust me.
00:01:18That's some bomb scissors.
00:01:22Dr. Rhodes, I need you to retract here.
00:01:25That procedure will take hours.
00:01:28The patient won't survive.
00:01:29Well, the coterie.
00:01:33Watch.
00:01:40He's doing it in half the normal time.
00:01:42It's bleeding. It's under control.
00:01:44It's under control.
00:01:45But how's the...
00:01:48Tilt switcher?
00:01:54Parker, I want you to clamp it exactly where I show you.
00:01:57I've never seen anything like this.
00:02:03Almost done.
00:02:14This patient's going to make a full recovery.
00:02:16Jesus, Adrian, what you just pulled off is impossible.
00:02:28I thought you were just a working surgeon, but that...
00:02:32That was the most incredible technique I've ever witnessed.
00:02:35Where did you learn to operate like that?
00:02:36What you just did will go down in the history books.
00:02:39Wait.
00:02:40I heard President Bale personally recruited a medical prodigy
00:02:43who revolutionized surgical procedures in Mass General.
00:02:47Is that you?
00:02:55Final suture.
00:02:57This Bale's new pancreatic duct is anastomosed.
00:03:03Doctor!
00:03:06The nurses!
00:03:07They said you did it.
00:03:10And you...
00:03:11You actually did.
00:03:15Sir, you shouldn't be in here during an operation.
00:03:18Every surgeon on the West Coast said it was inoperable,
00:03:20that she only had weeks to live, but...
00:03:23You...
00:03:25You saved my Catherine.
00:03:26You should make a full recovery, President Bale.
00:03:29Name your price for whatever it is.
00:03:30We need you at Bale.
00:03:32My hospital.
00:03:33I'll explain later.
00:03:37Right now we have three critical patients that need specialized procedures.
00:03:41It's gonna take hours.
00:03:43Y'all should go home, get some rest.
00:03:45I'll take over from here.
00:03:47Okay.
00:03:49Good work, everyone.
00:03:50Good work, everyone.
00:03:53Good work, everyone.
00:03:55Good work, everyone.
00:03:58I took my home.
00:03:59They're all stable.
00:04:24Every single one of them, stabilized.
00:04:29Oh, the sun's coming out.
00:04:34You must have operated all night.
00:04:36You're a machine.
00:04:37Well, that's why they pay me the big bucks.
00:04:40All right.
00:04:42It's time for some much-needed Jedi.
00:04:59Hey, you.
00:05:03Hey, yourself.
00:05:06I've been operating all night.
00:05:08I've given every single patient in that pileup.
00:05:11It was extraordinary.
00:05:14How do you always know exactly what I needed?
00:05:17Because I know you.
00:05:20Better than anyone.
00:05:26You're sorry.
00:05:28You're getting me.
00:05:30You remember.
00:05:31First of it.
00:05:33You know, I've been thinking lately about us.
00:05:35I know it's only been a month, but it just feels different.
00:05:51It's the first time this week.
00:05:53The hospital needs better when it's someone else's.
00:05:55Hmm.
00:05:57So who's this hospital guy?
00:05:59The surgical skills are unreal.
00:06:00Sure.
00:06:01I thought he was just another new hire.
00:06:03I had no idea he could handle complex traumas like that.
00:06:06A town like this, you'd think that he'd be writing his own department.
00:06:16What is this, a hospital or a nail salon?
00:06:19Last I checked, I'm not paying you doctors to sit around and gossip.
00:06:25Who is this guy?
00:06:28Preston Bale.
00:06:29Preston Bale's funny.
00:06:30Harvard MBA.
00:06:31He's taking over as hospital administrator while his father takes care of his wife,
00:06:35who just recovered from experimental and creative co-duo.
00:06:38Do you have to pay?
00:06:39I'm sorry.
00:06:40Am I looking at two board-certified surgeons or med school dropouts?
00:06:46Parts to help based on your behavior.
00:06:47Sir, I thought I'd...
00:06:49Save it.
00:06:51Parker.
00:06:53You couldn't even manage a simple trauma rotation.
00:06:56You're fired.
00:06:58They're at your office.
00:06:59New management needs new standards.
00:07:02It's time to separate the real surgeons from the posers.
00:07:06Ahem.
00:07:07Attention.
00:07:09Everybody's attention now.
00:07:10If you expect to keep your obscenely overpaid jobs, every surgery must be perfect.
00:07:17No complications, no deaths.
00:07:20This second-rate medicine stops right now.
00:07:24Who's he thinking he has a doctor house?
00:07:26What is this?
00:07:30Excellence in emergency medicine?
00:07:33Save your ego stroking for your own time.
00:07:37This is a hospital.
00:07:39We need surgeons, not trophy collectors.
00:07:43That's from my residency direction.
00:07:45Oh, cry me a river.
00:07:47Maybe if you spent a little bit more time on your patients, a little less time collecting gold stars,
00:07:52you'd be a real doctor.
00:07:54You're fired.
00:07:54Excuse me?
00:07:56Make sure she gets a souvenir from the gift shop,
00:07:58just to show her how grateful we are for her time here.
00:08:01Yes, sir.
00:08:02Would you prefer a fountain pen or a snowblow?
00:08:06That was good.
00:08:07Let's go.
00:08:12Well, well, well.
00:08:14What do we have here?
00:08:16Sleeping after a shift?
00:08:19Rise and shine, superstar.
00:08:24Did I order a wake-up call?
00:08:27No, you didn't.
00:08:29But here's one anyway.
00:08:30You are fired!
00:08:35Are you serious?
00:08:36You're firing me?
00:08:38Do you need me to draw your diagram, doctor?
00:08:41Well, no.
00:08:42There must be some sort of mistake.
00:08:44Fiona, what's his position here?
00:08:45He's a new surgical resident, Mr. Bell.
00:08:52What's he make?
00:08:53$700,000.
00:08:55That's standard for a trauma surgeon.
00:08:57$700?
00:08:59Are you insane?
00:09:00You're giving resident money to a first-year who sleeps on the job?
00:09:03This hospital is being scammed.
00:09:05I just worked all night.
00:09:08I'm just taking a nap.
00:09:09Well, so now you're expecting overtime pay.
00:09:12Seen lazy doctors.
00:09:13This is criminal negligence.
00:09:16What were you thinking, hiring this fraud?
00:09:18Are you as dumb as these hack surgeons, or this is some sort of insurance scam?
00:09:24Adrian and I might be sleeping together.
00:09:26But I can't let him drag me down.
00:09:28My career comes first.
00:09:30Why?
00:09:30There must be some clerical error.
00:09:34These credentials.
00:09:36Other residents make a fraction of that salary.
00:09:39Fiona.
00:09:42Dr. Marksman.
00:09:44You are F-I-R-E-D fired.
00:09:49Clear out your office.
00:09:51Clear out your locker.
00:09:53Get the hell out of my hospital.
00:09:56This is a mistake, okay?
00:09:57You need to check the surgical lock.
00:09:58You don't get the print back, you're fine.
00:10:00I see.
00:10:10Sir, Dr. Marksman is an amazing surgeon.
00:10:12You don't understand.
00:10:14He's the one who...
00:10:14Didn't I fire you two already?
00:10:17Beat it!
00:10:18Vail is still the number one hospital in the nation.
00:10:20Okay, don't make this worse for yourselves.
00:10:21I understand.
00:10:41I understand.
00:10:42Hospital politics.
00:10:43Look, I know it's only been a month, but there is something real between us.
00:10:48Meet me in the lobby after your shift.
00:10:51I'll be waiting.
00:10:51Do you care to explain that little exchange?
00:11:02Do you care to explain that little exchange?
00:11:02The board won't make this.
00:11:09Four attendings dismissed in one day.
00:11:11Patient care will suffer.
00:11:13Fear is a weapon, Fiona.
00:11:15I intend to wield it.
00:11:17Or perhaps you're more concerned with one surgeon in particular?
00:11:21Your little scam artist situation ship?
00:11:24No, Preston.
00:11:25He means nothing to me.
00:11:27Really.
00:11:28I have no personal stake in your staffing association.
00:11:30Let's be clear about your future here.
00:11:33Do you want to be with the nobody collecting unemployment checks?
00:11:37Or the man who signs everyone's paychecks?
00:11:41Including yours.
00:11:43The man who signs everyone's paychecks?
00:11:45Even the most attractive administrators need to be reminded who's in charge around here.
00:12:00Hey, Dad.
00:12:01What's wrong?
00:12:02Your mother's having a rough week of recovery.
00:12:04She'll be okay, but I need you to take full control of the hospital.
00:12:09And Preston, there's something critical you need to know.
00:12:12Of course, what is it?
00:12:12That new surgeon, Dr. Marksman, whatever happens, make sure you take care of him.
00:12:19Dr. Marksman?
00:12:20Dr. Marksman, you're fucking fired.
00:12:23Get out of my hospital.
00:12:25Christ.
00:12:26The resident I just fired?
00:12:29President?
00:12:30Are you there?
00:12:32Check the staff roster.
00:12:33Um, see if we have another Marksman working for us here.
00:12:38I had to back up the brakes truck to get him here.
00:12:41He's the surgeon who saved her mother's life.
00:12:44And he's pioneering our experimental surgery program.
00:12:48The hospital's reputation rests on his work.
00:12:57Ah, yes.
00:12:58I see now there's another surgeon attending with that name.
00:13:01Dr. Marksman, pioneer in experimental trauma surgery.
00:13:05Two-time Florence Nightingale, another recipient for medical excellence.
00:13:10Three-time Apex award winner for clinical research.
00:13:12Is this who you mean, Dad?
00:13:13That's our man.
00:13:15There's another surgeon with the same last name who's been a disaster for us.
00:13:19Negligent, lazy, you name it.
00:13:21Do me a favor.
00:13:22Fire him.
00:13:24Already done, Dad.
00:13:25I fired the slacker ass this morning.
00:13:28Thank God.
00:13:29Almost thought I fired our star surgeon.
00:13:32Good work, son.
00:13:34I'll visit when your mother's stronger.
00:13:37Just take care of Mom, all right?
00:13:40I got everything else under control.
00:13:41See?
00:13:48I told you that the slacker resident I fired was worthless.
00:13:52Now, about your career trajectory.
00:13:56Mr. Bale, sir.
00:13:58Can't you see I'm busy?
00:13:59Multiple traumas incoming.
00:14:01Six-car pileup.
00:14:02You fired half our surgery team.
00:14:03What's your point?
00:14:04ER is crashing.
00:14:06We've no one left who can handle it.
00:14:07Give me the situation now.
00:14:16Six critical traumas, three more incoming, multiple crush, injuries, arterial bleeds, sir.
00:14:22We're losing patients.
00:14:24What are our options?
00:14:26Maybe one solution?
00:14:27Well?
00:14:28Spit it out.
00:14:29You're Marksman.
00:14:30He had four critical traumas alone last night.
00:14:33If we could get him back here.
00:14:35Marksman.
00:14:35Right.
00:14:36That's the man we need for the order.
00:14:37Call him.
00:14:38Which Dr. Marksman should I?
00:14:40The genius surgeon.
00:14:41The one I didn't fire.
00:14:42Keep up.
00:14:48What the hell?
00:14:50Where did those stuff go?
00:14:51Idiot left his research notes.
00:15:10Modified trauma protocol.
00:15:13Wait.
00:15:15This is revolutionary procedures.
00:15:17Oh, this is brilliant work.
00:15:25Hello?
00:15:25Dr. Marksman?
00:15:27Multiple critical traumas in the ER.
00:15:29Customs fails as if you can handle this crisis.
00:15:32It's a monster motion waiting.
00:15:34I'm on my way.
00:15:35With Adrian's techniques, I'll look like a genius.
00:15:43They'll make me department head.
00:15:45And I can finally make seven figures.
00:15:53Well?
00:15:54Dr. Marksman's on his way.
00:15:56Thank God.
00:15:56Now, about your loyalty.
00:16:10Adrian meant nothing.
00:16:12I was using him to advance my career.
00:16:14You're my future.
00:16:15That's my girl.
00:16:24Beyond the shift in an hour ago,
00:16:27the boss's son is up to something.
00:16:31To hell with this.
00:16:32I'm going up.
00:16:32Piece of shit.
00:16:52Get your hand on my girl.
00:16:56Oh, snap it up.
00:16:57Adrian, you need to tell me that the brilliant surgeon
00:17:00can't see what's been happening under his own nose.
00:17:03You mean to tell me that you've been messing around
00:17:05with this incompetent nepo baby?
00:17:07I can choose who I want.
00:17:08And I don't want to display surgeon with no future.
00:17:11You pathetic loser.
00:17:12Fuck.
00:17:12We're done, Adrian.
00:17:30Ancient history.
00:17:32Are you serious?
00:17:34Just like that.
00:17:36Sorry that this bum
00:17:37and put your jacket in.
00:17:39Why are you doing this, Fiona?
00:17:43Am I just a stepping stone to you?
00:17:45I need someone with a future.
00:17:47Not someone who sleeps
00:17:48while patients are dying.
00:17:54Keep it for when you get lonely and horny.
00:17:57It's the closest you'll ever come to the real thing again.
00:18:04Look at us, Adrian.
00:18:06I'm the future of Vail Hospital
00:18:08and you
00:18:08are just a slacker
00:18:12and scrubs.
00:18:15You're washed up, marksman.
00:18:16Perhaps try nursing?
00:18:18I hear they're always hiring.
00:18:21Fiona, I met you here
00:18:22and it made me want to stay.
00:18:24I thought we could build a family together.
00:18:27Get over yourself.
00:18:29You think I'm going to stay with someone
00:18:31who lied about their credentials?
00:18:33President Vail
00:18:34would never have hired someone
00:18:36who sleeps during shifts.
00:18:40We're done.
00:18:41I'm not done.
00:18:43But when I am,
00:18:45there won't be a Vail Hospital left standing.
00:18:48You can count on that.
00:18:50No, no, no.
00:18:53Don't you move an inch right there, Adrian.
00:18:55Your troubles are just getting started.
00:18:57Who authorizes you to be here?
00:19:04Mr. Vail,
00:19:05I'm pleased to announce
00:19:05that under my supervision,
00:19:07we've stabilized all the patients
00:19:09from the multi-car accident
00:19:10and the situation
00:19:11is completely under control.
00:19:13You're Dr. Marksman.
00:19:15I am the very same.
00:19:17My father mentioned
00:19:18your sexual credentials.
00:19:21Harvard Medical, mother?
00:19:22These morons have no idea
00:19:25I'm taking credit
00:19:26for Adrian's revolutionary techniques.
00:19:29As long as the boss's son is impressed,
00:19:31I'll be cheated with surgery by next month.
00:19:33Mr. Vail,
00:19:34I've identified
00:19:35who's responsible
00:19:36for all the issues
00:19:37in OR3 today.
00:19:39He was sleeping
00:19:40while the patient
00:19:41almost died on the table.
00:19:43Clear-cut medical malfeasance.
00:19:45Dr. Hart.
00:19:55Incredible news.
00:19:57Dr. Adrian Marksman,
00:19:58that surgical pioneer
00:19:59that you've been tracking,
00:20:01he's just been terminated
00:20:02from Vail Hospital.
00:20:04When?
00:20:05Less than an hour ago.
00:20:07Just missed by President Vail's son.
00:20:10Huh?
00:20:11Amazing.
00:20:12I pay to see Nelson Vail's face
00:20:15when he discovers
00:20:16that his prized surgeon
00:20:18was fired by his submental son.
00:20:21With our respect,
00:20:22we're still establishing
00:20:24our reputation?
00:20:25Would someone of Marksman's caliber
00:20:27even consider joining us?
00:20:29We'll offer him
00:20:30whatever it takes.
00:20:32Full department autonomy,
00:20:34research funding,
00:20:36state-of-the-art facilities,
00:20:39and if necessary,
00:20:41my personal involvement.
00:20:42His techniques
00:20:45could revolutionize
00:20:46surgical care.
00:20:48Have my car brought round.
00:20:49I'm going to Vail Hospital
00:20:51personally.
00:20:53And Adrian Marksman?
00:20:54He's leaving with me.
00:21:02Our feasts?
00:21:03What kind of delusional
00:21:04accusation is that?
00:21:05Don't insult our intelligence.
00:21:07A patient coded
00:21:08while you were off
00:21:09taking a nap.
00:21:10The timing couldn't possibly
00:21:11would be coincidental.
00:21:12Yet you stand there
00:21:13denying it.
00:21:14This is crazy.
00:21:15You've all passed me off
00:21:16as some second-rate surgeon.
00:21:18And when a complication occurs,
00:21:19which happened
00:21:20in this hospital
00:21:21under your incompetent leadership,
00:21:23you blame me.
00:21:26The collective medical knowledge
00:21:29in this room
00:21:29isn't enough to fill
00:21:30a prescription pad.
00:21:32If you were even
00:21:33half the surgeon
00:21:34that you claim to be,
00:21:35you would still have a job.
00:21:38I'm not going to stand here
00:21:39and debate medicine
00:21:40with you in front of Mr. Vail.
00:21:41Security,
00:21:42please detain him.
00:21:43What exactly are you
00:21:50accusing me of?
00:21:51Either confess
00:21:52to medical malfeasance
00:21:54or they'll escort you
00:21:56to the police
00:21:56for criminal negligence.
00:21:58Adrian,
00:21:59I never realized
00:22:00you're capable
00:22:01of indagering patients.
00:22:03What other medical atrocities
00:22:04have you committed?
00:22:05You better confess now,
00:22:07or we'll do everything in power
00:22:08to make sure
00:22:08you lose your medical license.
00:22:12Come on.
00:22:13Go ahead.
00:22:14Do your worst.
00:22:16Let's see if a single piece
00:22:17of evidence holds up
00:22:18in front of the medical ward.
00:22:21You really underestimate
00:22:23my family's influence,
00:22:24don't you?
00:22:26Don't you realize
00:22:27that Mr. Vail here
00:22:28can end your entire career
00:22:29with one phone call?
00:22:30Sir,
00:22:31I strongly recommend
00:22:32that we make an example
00:22:33out of him.
00:22:34After all,
00:22:35he'll be a danger
00:22:35to his patients
00:22:36wherever he goes.
00:22:37Kristen,
00:22:37you can't let him
00:22:39walk away after this.
00:22:40Not after what he did
00:22:41to our patients.
00:22:44I'm contacting
00:22:44the medical board
00:22:45right now.
00:22:46As of this moment,
00:22:48Dr. Adrian Marksman
00:22:49is blacklisted
00:22:50from Vail Hospital
00:22:51and every medical institute
00:22:52in the country.
00:22:54Plans in motion, Adrian.
00:22:55Do you know
00:22:56what that means?
00:22:57It means that you
00:22:58will never practice medicine
00:23:00in this country again.
00:23:03I have one question
00:23:04before I go.
00:23:06Did your father know
00:23:07you fired me?
00:23:09My father's the one
00:23:10who asked me to fire you,
00:23:11you dipshit.
00:23:14You thought you were
00:23:15some brilliant surgical god,
00:23:17didn't you?
00:23:18Security,
00:23:19remove this criminal
00:23:20from hospital property
00:23:21immediately.
00:23:22Immediately.
00:23:23It is hooked.
00:23:24Are we, sir?
00:23:27That's quite enough.
00:23:29Let him go.
00:23:43Dr. Marksman
00:23:44is about to accept
00:23:45the position
00:23:46as chief of surgical innovation
00:23:48at Heart Medical Center.
00:23:50I know you.
00:23:54You're Vivian Hart,
00:23:55the surgical upstart
00:23:56from that medical clinic
00:23:58across town.
00:23:59That's Dr. Vivian Hart
00:24:01to you,
00:24:02Mr. Vail.
00:24:03Vivian,
00:24:04I haven't seen you
00:24:05since the John Hopkins
00:24:05Symposium,
00:24:06like four or five years ago.
00:24:08What are you doing here?
00:24:10Well, I'm here
00:24:10for the most innovative
00:24:11surgeon in the country,
00:24:12of course.
00:24:14Wait.
00:24:15Are you seriously suggesting
00:24:17this negligent doctor
00:24:18has value?
00:24:20He was sleeping
00:24:20during rounds.
00:24:22Is this how
00:24:22Vail Hospital
00:24:23discards its exceptional talent?
00:24:26Your father built
00:24:27this institution's reputation
00:24:28of medical excellence,
00:24:30not petty politics.
00:24:33Dr. Hart,
00:24:34with all due respect...
00:24:36This is a conversation
00:24:37between medical directors.
00:24:39Someone in your position
00:24:39should recognize
00:24:40when to maintain silence.
00:24:42Dr. Hart,
00:24:43let's inform you
00:24:44that Dr. Marksman
00:24:45represents a serious liability.
00:24:47He compromised
00:24:48patient safety and...
00:24:50I don't believe
00:24:51I requested
00:24:51your medical opinion,
00:24:52Dr. Marksman.
00:24:54David Marksman.
00:24:55I have neither time
00:24:56nor interest
00:24:57in your assessment.
00:25:00After he
00:25:01decided to go to sleep,
00:25:03we had critical
00:25:04surgical complication.
00:25:06His negligence
00:25:07led to the problem.
00:25:08His actions
00:25:09not only endanger patients,
00:25:10it compromised
00:25:11my hospital's reputation.
00:25:13are you really willing
00:25:15to defend someone
00:25:16who violates
00:25:17the Hippocratic Oath?
00:25:19Did you actually
00:25:19consult with your father
00:25:20before dismissing Dr. Marksman?
00:25:23Of course I consulted
00:25:24my father.
00:25:27He's the one
00:25:28who specifically mentioned
00:25:29his dangerous
00:25:30surgical shortcuts
00:25:31and inflated reputation.
00:25:33Dangerous shortcuts?
00:25:35Is that what
00:25:36President Vail
00:25:36really said?
00:25:37His exact words were,
00:25:39remove him
00:25:39at first opportunity.
00:25:41President Vail
00:25:42was the one
00:25:42that recruited me.
00:25:43This makes absolutely
00:25:44no sense.
00:25:44Please, Adrian.
00:25:46The President
00:25:46wouldn't personally
00:25:47recruit a mid-level
00:25:48surgeon like you.
00:25:50Those gala invitations
00:25:51were professional courtesy,
00:25:54not genuine respect.
00:25:56Well, if that's the way
00:25:57things work at Vail,
00:25:57I have nothing more
00:25:58to contribute
00:25:59to any of you.
00:26:01Dr. Marksman,
00:26:02would you consider
00:26:03joining Heart Medical Center
00:26:04as our chief of surgery?
00:26:07Well, I...
00:26:08Full department upon me.
00:26:10Protected research time,
00:26:12a surgical fellowship
00:26:13in your name,
00:26:14and a seven-figure
00:26:16salary package.
00:26:40And Cash.
00:26:50Dr. Marksman,
00:26:51I want you to
00:26:52revolutionize
00:26:52our surgery program.
00:26:55Hopefully this shows you.
00:26:57I mean what I say.
00:26:58Chief of surgery?
00:27:08You're offering all this
00:27:09to a surgeon
00:27:11who can't even keep
00:27:11his eyes open on the job?
00:27:13Dr. Heart,
00:27:14have you completely lost
00:27:15your medical judgment
00:27:16or are you on drugs?
00:27:18This is absurd.
00:27:20He was a mediocre surgeon
00:27:21here at Vail.
00:27:22And now you're positioning him
00:27:24to lead your entire
00:27:25surgical department.
00:27:28Medical board should review
00:27:29your hiring practices.
00:27:33Vivian,
00:27:34I appreciate your confidence.
00:27:37This isn't about money.
00:27:40Maybe there's something
00:27:40beyond professional opportunity
00:27:43that might interest you.
00:27:44She's offering herself up to him.
00:27:46She can't do that.
00:27:48Are you a doctor?
00:27:49A doctor or a call girl?
00:27:50At Heart Medical Center,
00:27:52you will be given
00:27:53everything a surgeon
00:27:54of your caliber deserves.
00:27:56Including
00:27:56a boss that would do
00:27:58absolutely anything
00:27:59to recognize your value.
00:28:01And I didn't mean anything,
00:28:03Dr. Marksman.
00:28:06Dr. Heart,
00:28:08for the sake of
00:28:08your own reputation,
00:28:10you need to know
00:28:10that this hack
00:28:11you're so eagerly pursuing
00:28:13has a documented history
00:28:14of negligence.
00:28:16My father confirmed it himself.
00:28:18Is that precisely
00:28:19what Nelson Bale told you?
00:28:21His exact words.
00:28:24Anglicence, sir.
00:28:25What are those?
00:28:29Personal gifts
00:28:30from your father?
00:28:33My fellowship offer?
00:28:36My personal research lab?
00:28:38My surgical team?
00:28:39I'm leaving it all behind.
00:28:41You can tell President Bale
00:28:44that as of this moment,
00:28:46Dr. Marksman
00:28:46has permanently withdrawn
00:28:48from Bale Hospital
00:28:50and all of its
00:28:51affiliated institutions.
00:28:53You know what?
00:28:53Spare us the theatrics, Adrian.
00:28:55You never deserve
00:28:56those privileges
00:28:57in the first place.
00:28:59The medical board
00:29:00is going to see
00:29:00that justice is done.
00:29:02Oh,
00:29:03your stupidity.
00:29:04Stupidity.
00:29:05It's just
00:29:05staunch.
00:29:07You treat pioneering surgeons
00:29:09like disposable scalpels.
00:29:11This man
00:29:12is a life-saving artist.
00:29:18Dr. Hart,
00:29:19I understand
00:29:20there's some competition
00:29:21between your center
00:29:22and Bale Hospital.
00:29:22Yeah,
00:29:23look,
00:29:24I'll be real.
00:29:25We're struggling
00:29:26to die out
00:29:27from under their shadow.
00:29:28I'd be happy
00:29:28to help you out with that.
00:29:30Take me on
00:29:30and I'll transform Hart
00:29:32into the number one
00:29:33surgical institution
00:29:34in the country.
00:29:36Look at yourself,
00:29:38Adrian,
00:29:38offering your skills
00:29:39to a struggling clinic.
00:29:41How pathetically desperate.
00:29:43Oh,
00:29:44a backstabbing
00:29:46bottom theater
00:29:46like you
00:29:47has absolutely
00:29:48no right
00:29:49to judge a surgeon
00:29:49of his caliber.
00:29:50How dare you
00:29:51talk to me like that?
00:29:53Your malpractice
00:29:54has caused
00:29:55catastrophic damage
00:29:57to my hospital's reputation.
00:29:59As the responsible party,
00:30:01I demand that you
00:30:02issue a formal apology
00:30:03to one of the major
00:30:04medical journals
00:30:05and with an explanation
00:30:07to every affected
00:30:08Bale Hospital patients.
00:30:11Refuse me
00:30:12and I will ensure
00:30:13that the medical board
00:30:14revokes your license
00:30:15permanently.
00:30:16That accusation
00:30:17isn't just basis.
00:30:19It's absurd.
00:30:20What exactly do you think
00:30:21you're going to do about it?
00:30:23You've had no choice
00:30:24but to sign this confession.
00:30:25Oh,
00:30:25stop threatening
00:30:26my chief surgeon.
00:30:28If you insist
00:30:28on pursuing this vendetta,
00:30:30have your attorney
00:30:31send a formal complaint
00:30:32to Hart Medical Center.
00:30:34We'll consider it
00:30:35nothing less
00:30:35than a declaration
00:30:37of total war.
00:30:39If it's war you want,
00:30:41I will obliterate
00:30:42your dying store clinic
00:30:44with everything
00:30:44that I've got.
00:30:46Let's go.
00:30:47one more second
00:30:48and this cesspool
00:30:49is going to make me
00:30:50physically ill.
00:30:59Mr. Bale,
00:31:01don't you waste
00:31:02another precious moment
00:31:03on those secondary practitioners.
00:31:06David,
00:31:06you've proven
00:31:07your loyalty.
00:31:08The chief of surgery
00:31:09position is yours
00:31:11affected immediately.
00:31:11This is,
00:31:13this is extraordinary.
00:31:15I,
00:31:15thank you.
00:31:16I,
00:31:17uh,
00:31:18I,
00:31:19I am honored
00:31:20beyond words.
00:31:21Don't forget about me,
00:31:22Preston.
00:31:23Don't worry,
00:31:25babe.
00:31:26You will be
00:31:26thoroughly compensated
00:31:28for your loyalty.
00:31:30How exciting.
00:31:32Mr. Bale,
00:31:33I swear on my medical oath
00:31:35that I will not
00:31:36disappoint you.
00:31:38Mr. Bale,
00:31:39a commuter train derailed
00:31:40six critical patients
00:31:42incoming.
00:31:42Dr. Marksman,
00:31:43OR1 now.
00:31:44Now's your time,
00:31:45Sean,
00:31:45Dr. Marksman.
00:31:46Shit.
00:31:47Screwed.
00:31:48Adrian's surgical journal
00:31:49with all his proprietary
00:31:50techniques is still
00:31:51in my office.
00:31:52If Preston finds out
00:31:53I stole it
00:31:54and then couldn't
00:31:55even use it properly.
00:31:57I implemented
00:31:58a groundbreaking
00:32:00surgical protocol
00:32:01that I invented myself.
00:32:03These techniques
00:32:03are revolutionary.
00:32:05I'll walk you through
00:32:06in detail
00:32:06after the emergency.
00:32:08It's impressive,
00:32:09Dr. Marksman.
00:32:10You've obviously
00:32:11got your own methodology.
00:32:13No need to bore me
00:32:13with the specifics.
00:32:14I trust your brilliance.
00:32:16Keep up the good work,
00:32:17Dr. Marksman.
00:32:18With you leading
00:32:18my surgical team,
00:32:20I can focus
00:32:20on what really matters.
00:32:22Hospital expansion.
00:32:25Again, sir,
00:32:26I'm deeply honored.
00:32:33Behold,
00:32:34Vail Hospital's
00:32:35new chief of surgery.
00:32:37Let's see how
00:32:37all these condescending
00:32:38clowns treat me now.
00:32:43Glad you're feeling better, honey.
00:32:48Sorry.
00:32:48Who's this?
00:32:53Nelson Vail speaking.
00:32:54Nelson Vail.
00:32:55Dr. Vivian Hart here.
00:32:57I'm calling
00:32:58to let you know
00:32:59that as of this morning,
00:33:00Hart Medical Center
00:33:01has officially entered
00:33:03the experimental surgery arena.
00:33:04Revolutionary surgical procedures
00:33:07are Vail Hospital's domain.
00:33:09Are you absolutely certain
00:33:11you want to pick this fight?
00:33:13This is merely
00:33:14a professional courtesy call,
00:33:15not an invitation
00:33:16for debate.
00:33:17Now, just...
00:33:18What's that conniving bitch
00:33:25plotting?
00:33:26She knows Adrian
00:33:27is our surgical
00:33:29secret weapon.
00:33:30Why would she
00:33:31deliberately provoke
00:33:32a medical war
00:33:33if she has
00:33:34absolutely no chance
00:33:35of winning?
00:33:37Unless...
00:33:45Dad, we've got
00:33:46multiple traumas coming in.
00:33:47Just tell me
00:33:47you didn't fire
00:33:48Dr. Marksman.
00:33:50Dad, relax.
00:33:52Fire the other one.
00:33:53That incompetent
00:33:54slacker resident
00:33:55that you mentioned.
00:33:56Can I explain to me
00:33:57why Hart Medical Center
00:33:59believes they can suddenly
00:34:00challenge our
00:34:01surgical supremacy?
00:34:02Because I
00:34:05astrophily led
00:34:06Vivian Hart
00:34:07into a false sense
00:34:08of reality.
00:34:09Some way
00:34:09a mediocre doctor
00:34:10can revolutionize
00:34:11surgical procedures.
00:34:13I convinced Vivian
00:34:14that she's acquired
00:34:15surgical brilliance,
00:34:17but in reality
00:34:17she's hired
00:34:18our disgraced
00:34:19discarded loser.
00:34:21So you deliberately
00:34:22manipulated Vivian?
00:34:23She thinks
00:34:24she's hired a genius
00:34:26behind Vail Hospital's
00:34:27groundbreaking procedures.
00:34:29That's why
00:34:29she had the audacity
00:34:30to declare war on you.
00:34:31Impressive, son.
00:34:33You're finally showing
00:34:34some of the leadership
00:34:35qualities.
00:34:36I've been waiting
00:34:36to see out of you.
00:34:37I think you're ready
00:34:38to take complete control
00:34:40of our experimental
00:34:41surgical division.
00:34:44Dad, this is everything
00:34:46I've worked for.
00:34:48We get to work immediately.
00:34:49We're going to expose
00:34:51Hart Medical Center
00:34:53for the low-grade institution
00:34:56it truly is.
00:34:57Their humiliation
00:34:58will be quick
00:34:59and absolute.
00:35:00I won't let you down.
00:35:03Darling,
00:35:05surgical innovation
00:35:06is the future of Vail.
00:35:08Preston only got
00:35:09his MBA last year.
00:35:10Do you really think
00:35:11it's wise to entrust him
00:35:12with our most prestigious
00:35:14program?
00:35:14I would never take
00:35:16a risk like this
00:35:17if Preston was
00:35:18our only asset.
00:35:20Remember,
00:35:21we have the ultimate
00:35:22surgical secret weapon.
00:35:24You mean the surgeon
00:35:26that saved my life?
00:35:27Dr. Adrian Marksman.
00:35:29Exactly.
00:35:30And all I need to do
00:35:32is stay hands off
00:35:34and let him exercise
00:35:37his extraordinary talents.
00:35:39As long as Adrian
00:35:40is with Vail Hospital,
00:35:43Hart Medical Center
00:35:44has no chance
00:35:45of competing.
00:35:47Not only that,
00:35:48Vivian fell
00:35:49for Preston's manipulation
00:35:50and hire that
00:35:51medical disaster,
00:35:53Dr. David Marksman.
00:35:56All we have to do now
00:35:57is sit back
00:35:59and watch her
00:36:00would-be empire
00:36:02crumble.
00:36:03So,
00:36:10now that you've seen
00:36:11the surgical department,
00:36:13what do you think?
00:36:16It's not bad.
00:36:17It's a small team,
00:36:18but they're talented.
00:36:20What you've built here,
00:36:21it's impressive, Viv.
00:36:25It's good to see you again
00:36:26after all these years,
00:36:27Adrian.
00:36:28You too.
00:36:30We need to expand.
00:36:31it's too small
00:36:33for what I'm planning.
00:36:35So,
00:36:36I heard
00:36:38you weren't the only surgeon
00:36:39Preston Vail fired.
00:36:45You have all the angles
00:36:46to figure it out,
00:36:46don't you?
00:36:47And I always find
00:36:48the best one.
00:36:57I'm gonna start recruiting.
00:37:00Good.
00:37:01The faster we rise,
00:37:04the more rewarding
00:37:06this partnership comes.
00:37:20This better be good.
00:37:22Mr. Vail,
00:37:24you wanted to see me?
00:37:25My father
00:37:30has granted me
00:37:31complete authority
00:37:32over our experimental
00:37:33surgical department,
00:37:35given your new position
00:37:36as chief of surgery,
00:37:38appointing you
00:37:39head of innovation.
00:37:40Mr. Vail,
00:37:41I, uh...
00:37:42Is there an issue
00:37:43with that?
00:37:43No,
00:37:44absolutely not.
00:37:46The budget
00:37:46for innovation
00:37:47is astronomical,
00:37:48and President Vail
00:37:49has already handed
00:37:50control to his son.
00:37:51If I oversee
00:37:53these procedures,
00:37:54I can divert
00:37:55significant resources
00:37:56to my personal research.
00:37:58Mr. Vail,
00:37:59you can trust me
00:38:00completely.
00:38:01I am precisely
00:38:02the right man
00:38:03for the job.
00:38:06Preston,
00:38:07we have a catastrophe
00:38:08on our hands.
00:38:08two attending surgeons
00:38:09just submit
00:38:10their resignation
00:38:10simultaneously.
00:38:11The department
00:38:12can't possibly
00:38:12maintain its...
00:38:13So,
00:38:18now that you've
00:38:19seen the surgical
00:38:20department,
00:38:21what do you think?
00:38:24It's not bad.
00:38:26Dad,
00:38:26relax.
00:38:31This better be good.
00:38:34Mr. Vail,
00:38:35you wanted to see me?
00:38:38My father
00:38:41has granted me
00:38:42complete authority
00:38:43over our experimental
00:38:44surgical department,
00:38:46given your new position
00:38:47as chief of surgery,
00:38:49appointing you
00:38:50head of innovation.
00:38:51Mr. Vail,
00:38:52I, uh...
00:38:53Is there an issue
00:38:54with that?
00:38:55Others talk
00:38:55they were recruited
00:38:56by a former Vail physician,
00:38:57along with the three
00:38:58other surgeons
00:38:59you've hired before.
00:39:00Former physician
00:39:01may be
00:39:01trademarked,
00:39:02and this has his
00:39:03saboteur signature
00:39:04all over it.
00:39:05What's our contingency plan?
00:39:07The surgical department
00:39:08is severely
00:39:08understaffed.
00:39:09If any more surgeons
00:39:10leave,
00:39:11patients will suffer.
00:39:12Hey, everybody.
00:39:13It's to remain calm.
00:39:16You still have me.
00:39:18I can rebuild
00:39:19this department.
00:39:20Ah, yes.
00:39:21With your stellar reputation,
00:39:23we should be able
00:39:23to get the best
00:39:24of the best.
00:39:25Exactly.
00:39:26So we lost
00:39:27some second-rate talent.
00:39:29Let him go.
00:39:29I'll make some calls
00:39:32to Cedars-Sinai
00:39:33and UCLA.
00:39:36Good work,
00:39:37Archbishop.
00:39:41This is working out
00:39:42perfectly.
00:39:43Now I can install
00:39:43my own allies
00:39:44in key positions.
00:39:46Soon,
00:39:46I'll control
00:39:47the entire hospital's
00:39:48medical direction.
00:39:49It's an hour to beat you,
00:40:14after art.
00:40:14This is Dr. Parker here.
00:40:20He's a triple-board
00:40:21certified surgeon.
00:40:22And soon,
00:40:23he'll be the head
00:40:24of trauma surgery.
00:40:25This is Dr. Rhodes,
00:40:26Chen,
00:40:27Rose,
00:40:28and Thomas.
00:40:29All consummate professionals.
00:40:32My most trusted colleagues
00:40:33back at Baylor.
00:40:36With this surgical team,
00:40:39Heart Medical
00:40:39can revolutionize
00:40:40surgical care
00:40:41all across the country.
00:40:43Actually,
00:40:44the whole world.
00:40:45We're here to begin,
00:40:46Dr. Hart.
00:40:47Well,
00:40:48welcome to
00:40:49Hart Medical Center.
00:40:51I am thrilled
00:40:52to have surgeons
00:40:53of your caliber
00:40:54joining us,
00:40:55but
00:40:55I do need
00:40:56to be transparent.
00:40:58We have got
00:40:59considerable ground
00:41:00to cover
00:41:00before we can
00:41:01truly challenge
00:41:02Baylor Hospital's
00:41:03dominance.
00:41:03Have no fear,
00:41:04Dr. Hart.
00:41:05With Adrian
00:41:06leading our team,
00:41:07we'll be
00:41:07three steps ahead
00:41:08of anything
00:41:09Baylor attempts.
00:41:10Yes, but
00:41:11Baylor has already
00:41:12implemented
00:41:12Adrian's
00:41:13breakthrough
00:41:14surgical procedure
00:41:15protocols.
00:41:16Yeah, about that.
00:41:18It's a preliminary version.
00:41:19If they continue
00:41:20to develop this approach
00:41:21without modification...
00:41:22Then what?
00:41:23A lot of deaths,
00:41:25a lot of lawsuits,
00:41:27a lot of patients
00:41:27could be harmed.
00:41:28Or worse,
00:41:29these procedures
00:41:30weren't ready
00:41:30for widespread implementation
00:41:32without proper refinement.
00:41:34Those techniques
00:41:35require precise calibration
00:41:36and specialized training.
00:41:38Without that foundation...
00:41:40We're talking about
00:41:41serious complications.
00:41:43Preventable harm.
00:41:44Our first priority
00:41:45has to be patient safety.
00:41:47We need to perfect
00:41:47these procedures
00:41:48and then we can find
00:41:50a way to prevent
00:41:51Baylor from continuing
00:41:52with the flawed protocols.
00:41:54Exactly.
00:41:55It's not about competition
00:41:56or pride.
00:41:57It's about saving lives.
00:41:58We're using our experience
00:42:02with the trial procedures
00:42:04I did at Baylor
00:42:04to develop next generation
00:42:06surgical techniques
00:42:07eliminating all the previous
00:42:09complications
00:42:10and inefficiencies.
00:42:12Even if Baylor
00:42:13analyzes our fundamental
00:42:15approach
00:42:15and attempts to create
00:42:16something new,
00:42:18we'll maintain
00:42:18our significant advantage.
00:42:21And if they stubbornly
00:42:22continue with their
00:42:23flawed protocols,
00:42:24rest assured,
00:42:26their outcomes
00:42:26will deteriorate.
00:42:28I don't wish it
00:42:28upon their patients,
00:42:29that's for sure.
00:42:31Remember this moment.
00:42:33In this battle
00:42:33for medical supremacy,
00:42:35Hart Medical Center
00:42:36will emerge victorious.
00:42:44It's 3 a.m.
00:42:47I'll strike a time again.
00:42:48I'll strike a time again.
00:42:54It's 3 a.m.
00:42:54They have,
00:42:54you surprised me.
00:42:57Looks like you could
00:42:58use a nice rub.
00:43:00Do you mind?
00:43:02No.
00:43:04I mean,
00:43:05yeah.
00:43:07What do you give
00:43:07all your surgeons
00:43:08massages?
00:43:10And the ones
00:43:11I really, really like.
00:43:12You really, really like me?
00:43:20Adrian,
00:43:20I've really, really liked you
00:43:22since residency.
00:43:24Nothing's changed.
00:43:26You were our most
00:43:27brilliant resident
00:43:28in the program.
00:43:29I never imagined
00:43:30someone like you
00:43:31would like me.
00:43:32There was never anyone
00:43:33else that got my attention.
00:43:35I'll meet you.
00:43:36But you were
00:43:39completely oblivious.
00:43:41And then you just
00:43:42banished from the program.
00:43:44Well, I left to join
00:43:45the Experimental
00:43:46Surgical Fellowship
00:43:47in Switzerland.
00:43:49I know.
00:43:51Your town was
00:43:53extraordinary even then.
00:43:55Back then,
00:43:56I made a promise to myself
00:43:57that we would work
00:43:58together again someday.
00:44:00You know,
00:44:00when I established
00:44:01Hart Medical Center,
00:44:03my first priority
00:44:04was recruiting you.
00:44:05But that
00:44:06manipulative tyrant,
00:44:09Nelson Bale,
00:44:10had already secured
00:44:11your contracts
00:44:12with ridiculous incentives.
00:44:15I understand now.
00:44:23So,
00:44:25should we
00:44:26pick up
00:44:27where we left off
00:44:28in residency?
00:44:29You're the boss.
00:44:31That's right.
00:44:32And as your boss,
00:44:33I say,
00:44:34come home with me.
00:44:37Tonight?
00:44:38You lost everything
00:44:39on Preston Fire, too.
00:44:41Hospital privileges,
00:44:43research funding,
00:44:45even your hospital
00:44:47subsidized apartment.
00:44:50You have literally
00:44:51nowhere else to come tonight.
00:44:54Come with me.
00:44:57Where?
00:44:58My place.
00:45:00My place.
00:45:08All right.
00:45:09I'll get it.
00:45:11That was the best
00:45:12mail I've had in months.
00:45:13Careful,
00:45:14Dr. Marksman.
00:45:15I might start thinking
00:45:17you're easy to please.
00:45:18That just depends
00:45:19on the company.
00:45:21Well,
00:45:21starting tonight,
00:45:23this is your new home.
00:45:24until the program's
00:45:26fully established.
00:45:27It just
00:45:27makes sense.
00:45:29Are you sure about that?
00:45:30You've already worked
00:45:31late hours.
00:45:33Living together
00:45:34could get complicated.
00:45:37Well,
00:45:37I like complicated.
00:45:39It keeps things
00:45:40interesting.
00:45:42And
00:45:42where exactly
00:45:44will I be sleeping?
00:45:45Well,
00:45:45my master suite
00:45:50has a
00:45:52California king.
00:45:56I approve
00:45:57the things
00:45:59that I need to get
00:46:00more
00:46:01collaborative.
00:46:04Really?
00:46:06Relax.
00:46:07I'm only teasing.
00:46:09Tonight,
00:46:10at least.
00:46:12Come on.
00:46:15I'll show you
00:46:16your room.
00:46:19Unless you'd rather
00:46:20have a night, Cal.
00:46:22And mine.
00:46:28Things could be dangerous.
00:46:35Is this pathetic attempt
00:46:36really the best
00:46:37that you can do?
00:46:42You are completely
00:46:43worthless as surgeons.
00:46:44Hunter Markson.
00:46:46The
00:46:47experimental procedures
00:46:48we're trying to replicate
00:46:48here are
00:46:49extraordinarily intricate.
00:46:51We need at least
00:46:51six months
00:46:52to properly
00:46:53master
00:46:53six months?
00:46:55You have
00:46:5672 hours.
00:46:57And I expect
00:46:58hourly updates
00:46:59on my desk.
00:47:00Sir,
00:47:00brushing these
00:47:01delicate procedures
00:47:02dramatically increases
00:47:04the possibility
00:47:05of potentially
00:47:06fatal complication.
00:47:06Three days.
00:47:08And you don't get
00:47:08one hour more.
00:47:10Go.
00:47:11Go.
00:47:11Go.
00:47:11Go.
00:47:11Go.
00:47:13Report,
00:47:16Dr. Markson.
00:47:17Of status.
00:47:18Excellent progress,
00:47:19Mr. Bale.
00:47:20We will be advancing
00:47:21to phase two
00:47:22implementation
00:47:23within three days.
00:47:24That's exactly
00:47:25what I wanted to hear.
00:47:27I knew my judgment
00:47:27appointing you
00:47:28was flawless.
00:47:28President,
00:47:34I need an update
00:47:35on the experimental
00:47:36surgery program.
00:47:38Everything's proceeding
00:47:39perfectly,
00:47:39Father.
00:47:40Outstanding.
00:47:41And this is done?
00:47:42I'll throw you
00:47:43a huge party
00:47:44to celebrate
00:47:45the launch.
00:47:46Your father must be
00:47:47so proud of you.
00:47:48Keep up the good work,
00:47:49Dr. Marksman.
00:47:50I'll make sure my father
00:47:51understands
00:47:52your invaluable contribution.
00:47:55This is my shot.
00:47:56I said I'm
00:47:56the chief of surgery
00:47:57and with the right
00:47:58maneuvering,
00:47:58I could become
00:47:59the next chief medical
00:48:00officer of Bale Hospital.
00:48:02Mr. Bale,
00:48:03my purpose
00:48:04is to execute
00:48:05the visionary
00:48:06medical strategies
00:48:07of brilliant
00:48:09administrators
00:48:10such as yourself.
00:48:11I believe
00:48:12that in the position
00:48:13of chief medical officer,
00:48:14I could implement
00:48:15your ideas
00:48:16more effectively
00:48:17throughout the entire hospital.
00:48:19These procedures
00:48:20prove successful?
00:48:21We'll personally
00:48:21discuss your advancement
00:48:22with the board.
00:48:23Truly,
00:48:24that's...
00:48:24I am profoundly
00:48:27grateful, sir.
00:48:47You're finally awake.
00:48:49You can keep appreciating
00:48:55with you
00:48:55while you eat.
00:48:57All right.
00:48:58A little breakfast.
00:48:59Looks good.
00:49:04When you're
00:49:04finished eating,
00:49:05we'll head directly
00:49:06to the surgical way.
00:49:07Sound good?
00:49:08Yes.
00:49:09Absolutely.
00:49:11Good.
00:49:12Get it off
00:49:13and running
00:49:13and there may be
00:49:14a special bonus
00:49:17waiting for you.
00:49:17extra special.
00:49:30Okay, team.
00:49:31We're approaching
00:49:32a critical phase
00:49:33of our program development.
00:49:34We have
00:49:34groundbreaking procedures
00:49:36that we need to perfect
00:49:37in very little time.
00:49:38So,
00:49:39let's get to it.
00:49:40Start revolutionizing medicine.
00:49:42I have excellent news
00:49:44for all of you.
00:49:44I've just finalized
00:49:46arrangements with the board
00:49:47and upon successful
00:49:49implementation
00:49:49of our surgical innovations,
00:49:52each of you will receive
00:49:53a fully funded
00:49:54medical mission trip
00:49:55anywhere in the world
00:49:56that you choose
00:49:57to share your expertise.
00:49:58and when the time comes
00:50:01that our procedures
00:50:02receive national certification,
00:50:04every surgeon on this team
00:50:06will be gifted
00:50:07a percentage of the royalties
00:50:08from any techniques
00:50:10we patent.
00:50:12At Hart Medical Center,
00:50:15our surgeons
00:50:15are the lifeblood
00:50:17of our institution
00:50:18and you will be compensated
00:50:20accordingly.
00:50:21Dr. Hart,
00:50:25we are fully committed
00:50:26to making
00:50:26the surgical program
00:50:27a success.
00:50:28Absolutely.
00:50:29You'll be seeing progress
00:50:30ASAP.
00:50:32Vail Hospital
00:50:32won't know what hit him.
00:50:33With Adrian leading us,
00:50:35the victory is guaranteed.
00:50:36Hart is best!
00:50:37Hart is best!
00:50:39Hart is best!
00:50:40Hart is best!
00:50:41Hart is best!
00:50:43We're running wild,
00:50:45hearts on fire
00:50:46Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
00:50:49We're chasing dreams
00:50:51and climbing fire
00:50:52Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
00:50:56Can't always fly
00:50:57And bring us late
00:50:59Can't always fly
00:51:00The morning on the day
00:51:02Hmm.
00:51:05you always this disciplined
00:51:15or are you just trying to impress me
00:51:17i was trying to impress you even now
00:51:21midnight meetings
00:51:23long hours
00:51:26this work ethic of yours
00:51:29it's a little dangerous
00:51:32that's what bell used to say about me
00:51:36then they fired me
00:51:39and they were fools
00:51:43you've earned more than just respect to your atrium
00:51:48you know that right
00:51:50you trying to motivate me again
00:51:56i don't try
00:51:58i do
00:52:28see you there
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00:52:34you
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