Watson Season 2 Episode 1

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00:00Um, I think I'm by tomorrow.

00:05Mom?

00:08Are you there?

00:12Are you with me, Mom?

00:16Mom?

00:18Uh, sorry, uh...

00:20I lost my place.

00:30Mom?

00:32I'm... I'm okay.

00:34Mom?

00:37What's happening?

00:41Are you there?

00:43Mom?

00:45Mom?

01:00Thank you for coming, Dr. Byron.

01:05Thank you for inviting me, Dr. Watson.

01:09Okay, so we've been dating for, what, two months now?

01:13Give or take?

01:14Mm-hmm.

01:15And you have seen me all the way naked.

01:17Like, all the way.

01:19When are we gonna stop calling each other doctor?

01:21I don't know, how about when it stops being fun?

01:24Okay.

01:25This is quite the surprise.

01:27You're supposed to be on your way to Monte Carlo.

01:29I sent my regrets.

01:31But you're the keynote speaker for a genetics conference.

01:34And they have 300 geneticists headed their way.

01:37They'll be all right.

01:38Ditching a conference last month.

01:41Is this like you?

01:43I think it's like me right now.

01:54Am I being the babysitter?

01:56I'm not going anywhere.

01:59Actually, it's not mine.

02:08Mary?

02:09John.

02:10Thank God.

02:11It's my mother.

02:18Watson, everything okay?

02:19I'm on my way to you house, Dr. Lubbock.

02:21All hands on day.

02:24You up?

02:25Watson needs us.

02:26I'll get my car.

02:29I fell asleep on these.

02:31I'll let it happen again.

02:34Mom?

02:36Mom.

02:38Mom, what happened?

02:40Pacey collapsed while baking.

02:41Elizabeth Morrison, is that?

02:42Mary's mother, yes.

02:43She's a kephnic with acute altered mental status.

02:45Is she having a stroke?

02:46There's no facial droop.

02:48Extremity exam is normal.

02:50Did your brother get to the house yet?

02:51The paramedics let themselves in with a hidden key.

02:53It's in one of their pockets.

02:55The door's locked.

02:56Time to kick it down.

03:01Down!

03:02The three imaginary planes for dividing the human body are...

03:10Ah, sagittal, coronal, and transverse.

03:13Yes.

03:14Excuse me, Doreen.

03:15Sure.

03:16Evening, Dr. Croft.

03:17I need to kick through a door, Sinewell.

03:19Oh, great.

03:21So, is it a metal door, wooden door, particle board?

03:26I need particulars.

03:32How's the patient your mother-in-law?

03:39Ex-mother-in-law.

03:41Is she experiencing memory loss?

03:44No, I don't think so.

03:46There are notes everywhere.

03:48How to start the car, how to lock the door.

03:51Her respiratory distress is worsening, John.

03:53We need something now.

03:54Any cognitive changes?

03:55No, she can teach class tomorrow.

03:57What was she baking?

04:02Banana's legendary tea cakes.

04:04The recipe lists a secret ingredient.

04:06One teaspoon only.

04:07Don't duplicate.

04:11Those are almond cakes.

04:12Look for a small glass bottle.

04:14Probably no label.

04:15I see it.

04:17Okay, smell it.

04:18Don't taste it, just smell it.

04:22Almonds.

04:23Bitter almond extract.

04:24Very good, Sasha.

04:25Why can't we buy bitter almond extract in stores?

04:27Because it can contain a deadly amount of cyanide.

04:29Cyanide poisoning.

04:30The patient's been making her own bitter almond extract.

04:32She needs the antidote.

04:33Five grams of hydroxycobalamin.

04:34Prepare that in a second dose in case we need to repeat it.

04:51Mom?

04:55No.

05:00Hi, Jane.

05:01Thank god you had us so worried.

05:07Hi.

05:14He saved you.

05:17John, I was just telling mom you saved her life.

05:20thank you young man it's my pleasure Elizabeth I want to talk to you about

05:26some notes that we found in your home there were some instructions on how to

05:31start your car are you one of my doctors I'm just helping out but I'm interested

05:38of course oh what do they call you excuse me I raised my daughter to respect

05:44doctors young man we're not on a first-name basis just yet so you don't know who I am

05:50I don't unless I'm missing something you you and I never met before

06:14morning Shin well morning gov morning dr. Lubbock oh good morning that's

06:23morning that's Croft dr. Crofts new scientists want to interview you certain questions about

06:30cloning tell them I send my regrets passing that along once again dr. Ishikata of Tokyo

06:37University yeah we like him we reached out regarding a possible collaboration oh okay

06:43I'll tell him I said my regrets so is that the official policy to Holmes clinic then dr. Watson

06:48sends his regrets you feeling gun shy by chance I mean after all the business with morality we've got

06:59patients soon when I got three brilliant doctors down there waiting to treat them yeah formerly four

07:04brilliant young doctors but your point is well taken Mary a month ago Elizabeth

07:15Morrison was fine two weeks ago she couldn't even recognize me where'd you

07:23find this got it from your house a little bit it's been there for years I would know

07:28my own son-in-law if I saw him she's already experiencing what most doctors would consider moderate to severe

07:36dementia this feels so good you're so beautiful are you one of my doctors and as of this morning the

07:49patient couldn't even recognize her own daughter this process should have taken years are we sure

07:56it didn't cognitive decline sneaks up on people Mary visits her mother two times a week so you're

08:01talking the medical director of you hop just not noticing I don't see it I can give you our best

08:07assessment that's really a question for neurologist if only we had one of those handy you can't keep me

08:15around here forever too young for all this I'm sorry can you just remind me again Elizabeth how old are

08:23you I'm 25 too young to be hanging around all these doctors why how old do I look it's not a lie it's not a

08:37delusion it's a confabulation Elizabeth Morrison can't remember things past a certain point in her life

08:44she explains that to herself by concluding that's how old she must be a 72 year old woman believes

08:52she's 25 explain how that happens symptoms are typically associated with Korsakoff syndrome

08:59it's unlikely she's a non-drinker I know we could use a neurologist that's why I've empowered the three

09:05of you to help me find one we've recommended four candidates you've rejected them all why don't you

09:09just tell us what you're looking for I'm looking for a world-class neurologist no you're looking for an

09:14interesting subject you please explain this you tend to see the world as an experiment in genetics

09:19Stevens and I we were interesting because we're twins Sasha's adopted from rural China into a privileged

09:24suburb of Dallas and Ingrid was an actual question of good or evil how are we supposed to top that

09:29I never asked you to top it no you just reject every candidate we sent you you know the three of

09:35us now you need fresh meat so why don't you tell us what mystery you're looking to solve and we'll

09:39tell you who to hire

09:40tough you use your help I need a fresh perspective Shinwell from a first-year nursing student go with the

09:53twins and examine the patient there's been a recent change in her gate I want to revisit lewy body

09:57dementia Sasha help me reorganize everything that we got from Elizabeth's house there's something

10:03we're not seeing oh and I'm not done with you three yet by the way yes you have proven yourselves

10:12to be doctors true but you're still full of mysteries what's mine help me find a neurologist and I'll tell

10:19you oh couple of lovely laps all right okay you're doing great go on hold on to her compacts

10:34lights she thinks she's 25 how's she gonna feel if she gets a look at me

10:39Anastasia Petrov neuro residency at Mayo and fellowship at Sloan what's her mystery looks

10:49like she might have one brown eye and one blue one isolated heterochromia I can hear Watson yawning

10:55already Madeline Weaver she played basketball for Penn one of the links on her resume says she's six

11:01foot eight a six eight neurologist that could work what do you make of Watson the country doctor we

11:11treat patients from all over the world when he shut down the lab three months ago he's not publishing

11:15turns down every grant I'm sure he's still hurting after Moriarty almost killed us give him time

11:22Stevens we have given him time Watson's been good to us without the research we're just doctors in the

11:28Ross belt I didn't sign up to work at a regional clinic how long have you been up two hours let's get a

11:52better perspective when everyone is asleep what do you want it's not a you and me question or to new

12:05for that it's a you question I've never heard you say I want this or I need this I've only ever seen you

12:16give yourself away I can go first if that helps okay I want my son to thrive I want my patients to live

12:34I want one of them to think about me later and remember someone cared about them when they were up

12:42against it I want my life to mean something and I want to have the best sex I've ever had to keep

12:51from worrying that it doesn't so that's me Layla Bynum how about you

13:00um I'm sorry it's Mary her mother's had a change saved by the buzz you owe me a statement of purpose

13:14listen I know this is a lot all right but I was with Mary for a long time

13:27I can handle all of that I just want to know what you want

13:33how are you this morning Elizabeth I'm fabulous I'm glowing

13:44that's good it's good to hear but I heard you're refusing your medication

13:49and that's not good we need to keep you healthy

13:52you don't want to fill me with chemicals you might hurt the baby

13:56didn't anyone tell you I'm having a baby

14:03what do you think I made a list girls and boys I see it's

14:10she's talking about me John I don't have any siblings I don't

14:17my mother thinks she's pregnant with me

14:21look at these take a look this right here is your mother's typical handwriting this

14:29is what she wrote this morning you see the difference you see the looping and the shaking

14:35this is motor dysfunction it's new I'm gonna order a kinematic analysis to evaluate the changes

14:42why you think that can change anything oh I think it can change everything now it's only a theory

14:46but if I'm right your mother doesn't have Alzheimer's Lewy body dementia or any other nightmare diagnosis if I am right

14:54this is reversible I can bring her back

14:58we have to get Elizabeth Morrison onto the unos list she needs a new liver

15:06what if I'm right she doesn't have a neurodegenerative disorder

15:09Elizabeth has covert hepatic encephalopathy due to undiagnosed cirrhosis of the liver

15:14we missed it liver tests can come out normal in the earliest stages of age

15:19cirrhosis isn't Elizabeth a non-drinker she is but she also has a history of type 2 diabetes

15:24Elizabeth's at risk for developing non-alcoholic fatty liver disease that's how she got cirrhosis

15:28if she has cirrhosis no it's a good thing Mary we can reverse her dementia

15:33first we'll confirm cirrhosis with a biopsy but then all we have to do is treat your mother

15:37with lactulose and rifaximin until she gets a new organ

15:44it was an intense fellowship lots of late nights lots of dissecting human brains lost a fiance to the

15:50whole deal if i'm being honest but would do it again in a heartbeat is there anything else i can

15:56tell you i do have one question actually how tall are you five eight is that relevant not at all

16:03really it's just one of the links on your resume says six eight uh it's a typo huh five eight's a

16:09great height a perfect height my own hut thank you so much for coming in today maddie dr watson should

16:16have an opening schedule soon please reach out if he does she's perfect she's boring you don't have

16:25to be six foot eight to be interesting stevens to watson you do set up the interview if you like you'll

16:30just turn her down watson said we're all full of mysteries what did he mean by that does that matter

16:35well i'd like to know i'm being evaluated does he just want to know if you and me are gonna make it

16:40is that interesting oh i mean it is to me but like on a cosmic scale oh what no don't look it's her

16:51i don't want to have a conversation stevens adam and sasha good to see you all hey you're here

17:04that you hop just an appointment don't worry i heard you took a job in portland agh came in with

17:12a competitive offer got my sister set up here so we stayed i read your book you did i thought it was

17:21well done congratulations thank you you look good thanks tell watson i say hi absolutely

17:38is it me or is she in suspiciously good form suspicious being the operative word

17:43are these vitamins yes let me help you they will help you stay healthy

17:58just have a couple more left here do i know you

18:05you come by every day but um it feels like much more than that yes my name is john watson

18:12huh does that mean anything to you well you take good care of me and miles come by every day so i

18:22guess that's that's all i need to know so you think you're having a boy call it a mother's intuition

18:31how long has your stomach been swollen like that for some time why have i take a look

18:44isn't he beautiful your mother contracted a urinary tract infection now she's responding to the

19:00antibiotics but her liver function has taken a hit the swelling in her abdomen is from worsening

19:05ascites mary she can't wait anymore she's an acute liver failure we need to do a transplant right away

19:13she's still number four on the you knows list that could be days it could be weeks

19:18how long does she have i don't know but if we wait too long she could be too unstable for the operation

19:28use me i want to be a living donor take a piece of my liver and make a directed donation to mom

19:34it's my liver john it regenerates with family there's less chance to reject the tissue okay you need to

19:40understand everything you say this can bring her all the way back right we have to do this it's her

19:46only option okay first we have to be sure that you're a candidate to make that donation

19:56if everything lines up then we'll do it as soon as we can

20:00but like you say this is her only option

20:11when's the last time you finished a movie now listen this is not fun for me i get hung up on

20:16diagnosing all these crazy-ass actors have you seen something seriously i just talked to the surgeons

20:22they say i'm a borderline candidate they won't let me donate because they're worried my liver isn't big

20:26enough to handle it can you give us a second please sure i'm sorry to hear that look don't be

20:34sorry just do your thing you push boundaries this is what you do find me someone find a surgeon who's

20:42willing to harvest the tissue can i see your workup i know how that looks but i am a borderline candidate

20:51not a non-valuable one i can't do it i see when it's something you want you'll go to any risk when

20:57it's for someone else listen i agree with dr rao's findings okay the risk to you that's just they're

21:03just too high if you donate you're at risk for living for yourself and we can't lose both of you

21:09i can't lose both of you then she's gonna die john my mother is gonna die

21:21john

21:29you recognize me

21:34how long have i been like this you've been sick for a while now you're having trouble with your

21:42memory mary and i and all of the other doctors here were working to get you better i i don't think

21:50that's gonna happen

21:54where's mary i'm gonna say goodbye no no we are not there yet but mary is here working let me get

22:01her for you i want to see miles

22:02you don't have a son elizabeth it's just mary i guess i do

22:16mary mary your mother wants to talk to you

22:20she knows where she is she's having a moment of clarity but this isn't necessarily what you

22:28think terminal lucidity this is what happens to dementia patients right before they die

22:34but her condition isn't neurodegenerative we don't know why it happens john you're right

22:38but we also don't know how long it lasts

22:54you're right

22:59hi mom

23:02do we know each other

23:04i'm

23:13i'm someone who cares about you

23:14can we sit together

23:29you'll be here soon

23:36personally i don't see it ingrid's not really a face value kind of person i say she's lying about why

23:41she's here she did have a visitor badge i mean it's not like she makes up stuff a hundred percent

23:45of the time may i make a suggestion

23:50i think we'd all do well to remember that few of us were without sin last year

23:56i betrayed watson dr croft had a relapse it was a fraught time plenty of blame for all comes

24:05uh did ingrid do wrong yeah oh yeah but she also come forward with the truth when it mattered most

24:15she admitted the worst thing she's ever done in front of a room full of people

24:20she also answered the question that dr watson was most concerned with

24:25ingrid's brilliant right question is is she brilliant like holmes or is she brilliant like mori

24:31aren't she well i'd say we know that now i'd say we know that for certain but for all that

24:40it was ingrid that lost her spot you know she's the only one that paid a real price for what happened

24:47now she bothered us in the months since

24:50no she tried to turn the situation to her advantage no

25:02dr darian's fine she's just fine

25:09i say we leave her be and focus on our work

25:20of course you know about this place why am i not surprised you know well well i do keep an eye

25:33on your gut but try not to bug you when you're here man needs a place to think is that what i'm

25:40doing elizabeth morrison keeps a file about a chain of bakeries called the pastry mill

25:47i can't figure out why she'd do that should i tell the fellows you'll be along shortly then

25:52the morning meetings you know i love them but sometimes i hate them you know i got a room for

25:56the smartest people i can find all just looking at me waiting for direction sounds like a good way to

26:04go mad myself i think i'd retreat to my own personal whatever this place is never come back oh no this is

26:15uh this is the old lobby when i was a kid i used to run through here go see my doctor

26:24tell him to have direction for him soon

26:28john look mate i'm not sure that i've thanked you properly for keeping me on oh no you've thanked me

26:39yeah comprehensively daily but not properly though i'm not sure that i even can it's a third chance

26:50that's what you've extended to me

26:54i'm not sure why but i am grateful the world needs what you have to give you know

27:00look i know you don't believe that yet and look you maybe you never will but you're kind

27:09in spite of where you came from in spite of what you did you're kind and you care yeah of course i

27:16mean it would have been easy for me just to let you go but this place needs that your patients need that

27:23and you owe them everything that's good inside you don't ever forget that not when you're tired not

27:31when you're sad or in a bad mood not ever that's your minutes

27:37thanks god and you're also not allowed to say that anymore all right

27:56miles beg your pardon governor tell the fellows that

28:00i will give them some direction this afternoon but i gotta go

28:11i have places to be john what are we doing here 1983 was a really good year you know second mcs came

28:17up sunday in the park with george only you would connect run dmc with steven sondheim 1983

28:23was also the year that you were born

28:30mary elizabeth morston you're our only child your mother was 29 when she had you but in her

28:38confabulations she's 25 and about to have her first baby mom has dementia she's not going to be

28:44consistent no elizabeth she's building reality out of what's left in her memory and yes she is in and

28:51out of believing that she's pregnant but every time she does think that elizabeth believes is 1979

28:58unless she's 25. where is this going you might want to take a sip first i'm good thanks no i have

29:06been doing some research called an affair from an old homicide detective that i know look at some

29:13records john what is it i think that your parents got pregnant before they were married i believe she had

29:20a baby in 1979 what you've got a sibling mary when they got pregnant elizabeth and your father they

29:29had to make a choice they knew they couldn't be parents yet so they gave their child before adoption

29:35i know this is a lot but if i'm right there's another potential match for your mother another candidate to

29:42make a direct donation no she would have told me your parents they made a promise they found a loving

29:48home for their child and they didn't interfere meanwhile your brother he grew up succeeded and

29:57started a loving family of his own i've got two chocolate on your mom all wonder thank you excuse me

30:04your name wouldn't be miles mcclum by any chance would it it is do i know you not yet but i'd like to

30:13introduce you to mary morston and if i'm right she's your sister what are we being scammed do you believe

30:27any of this i was married to john watson for years whatever this is it's not a scam are you adopted

30:39do you happen to have wide thumbnails like maybe you got teased for it me too can you crinkle up your

30:47tongue to make it look like a four-leaf clover now how did you guess that because i can do it too

30:53those are genetic traits we have them in common look i'm not saying john is right but i've also

31:01learned not to bet against him even if this is true what am i supposed to do donate my liver to

31:08a stranger look i'm not asking you to do that i had no idea why i was even coming here today you're

31:13telling me my biological mother's in the hospital that she'll die without a directed donation

31:17you might not be making a specific request but you out here asking

31:26she is dying

31:29my mother is dying wouldn't you do everything you could to help even if it meant asking a stranger

31:35for something you have no right to expect i would i'm married i got two daughters and a son

31:44this procedure you're talking about cutting out part of my liver there have to be risks there are

31:53the liver regenerates but still something could happen to you while you're under anesthesia

32:00even if things go perfectly your quality of life could be impacted all of that for a woman i've never met

32:07if you were me wouldn't you put your family first the family you know

32:14i would

32:17i will pray for your mother but i can't help

32:26my mom's been mentioning you i know she wasn't in your life

32:30but she knows about this place she knows your name look if you have time

32:39if you're willing

32:42i'm sure she'd love him isn't

32:44i can read my own work up

33:06i'm sorry

33:07i lashed out i can read my own work up i know i'm not a candidate for a living donation

33:19you dug up a brother i didn't even know was out there

33:23you did everything you could have you did everything anybody could

33:28i started seeing someone not too long ago

33:39i know

33:42i'm a detective

33:43all of this with mom

33:51i was on our way to our fifth date when it all started

33:54annie said she wanted to stick in

33:58she just kind of drifted away

34:01i haven't heard from her in two weeks

34:05when things go bad in a real way

34:08that's when you learn who has that stubborn streak inside them

34:10that's when you learn who's really there

34:18thank you john

34:22your mother's worth it

34:27she is

34:31excuse me

34:36i don't know your mother

34:40i mean

34:42i called my parents

34:44they confirmed everything that you said

34:46she gave birth to me

34:48but i don't know who she is

34:51if she's asking for me

34:54if she's dying

34:57i'd like to sit with her

35:00i'd like to say a prayer if that's okay

35:03of course

35:10good morning young man

35:20how's your world

35:21surviving and thriving

35:22the usual

35:23you know it

35:25good morning young man

35:27how's your world

35:29scratching and surviving

35:32good morning young man

35:33how's your world

35:35surviving and thriving

35:38the usual

35:41she came every day

35:44your mother she came to see me every morning

35:48six months in

35:49i was going to close the bakery

35:52she talked me out of it

35:54told me to keep going

35:55she came every single day

36:08she came every single day

36:16she came every single day

36:17she came every single day

36:34mom

36:36hi honey

36:38You look tired

36:42A little bit

36:45Sorry to interrupt

36:51Miles

36:54What are you doing here?

36:57You've been sick, Mom

36:58He helped you

37:01Miles saved your life

37:03Come in, join us

37:05Actually, I'm not alone, if that's okay

37:07Come on, baby

37:09Come meet your Auntie Mary

37:12There you go

37:15And this beautiful woman

37:17Is your grandma

37:19Oh, look at you

37:22Oh, my gosh

37:24Oh, my

37:25You made this

37:27All for me

37:28They're beautiful

37:30Thank you, thank you

37:32Here you go

37:32Two options to be the next neurologist

37:36I think we found the only candidate

37:38Who's ever going to make you happy

37:39If you don't find what you're looking for in there

37:41I'm not sure we can help you

37:43Because I'm not sure you know

37:45I look forward to reviewing the files

37:48Actually, Watson

37:53What's my mystery?

37:56You still just looking to track an adopted gal from the South?

37:59I think I know who you are by now, Sasha

38:00And you've shown us all

38:02What is it, then?

38:04You really want me to tell you?

38:07I do, too

38:08Your mystery is the same as mine

38:10It's the same as everyone's

38:12It's what's going to happen to you next

38:13What are you going to do when it does

38:15And who are you going to be when it's over?

38:19Something's different about you now

38:20I let some things go

38:23Are you doing okay?

38:26I feel like nobody ever asks you that

38:28Doing just great

38:28Yeah, I can see that

38:30Alright, goodnight, Watson

38:32Goodnight

38:33I'm not ready for this

38:52I just

38:55Not today, okay

38:59But this

39:01This is uncomfortable

39:03It's uncomfortable

39:04Because this is where the work is

39:06We've been building towards this

39:08And I promise you

39:10You're ready

39:11Ingrid, for the first time in your life

39:14You are surrounded by people like you

39:16And you still haven't said it out loud

39:19You came here for a reason

39:21You want something

39:23Tell me what it is

39:25I want my life to stop blowing up

39:30That's it

39:31That's all

39:34Okay, well, you want to control your behavior

39:37That is an important first step

39:39But you have to name it

39:42I'm Ingrid

39:54Ingrid Darian

40:00I have antisocial personality disorder

40:07I'm ready

40:12To answer your question

40:15I'm ready to say what I want

40:18I've been chasing something for as long as I can remember

40:23A place where I can stand

40:26And no one can ever question if my life mattered

40:28I made good choices

40:31I want something amazing for myself

40:35You know

40:35I got it

40:38There's every neuron in my brain

40:40And I got it

40:41But

40:46All of that came

40:48I lost

40:49Love

40:51I gave up love

40:54Took it for granted

40:57And lost it

40:58But here

41:01I have a chance

41:03To live my life differently

41:04I have a chance

41:34My dear Watson

41:52My dear Watson

41:52I have a chance

41:54To live my life differently

41:55I have a chance

41:56To live my life differently

41:57I have a chance

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41:59I have a chance

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42:01I have a chance

42:02To live my life differently

42:03I have a chance

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42:05I have a chance

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42:09I have a chance

42:10To live my life differently

42:11I have a chance

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42:13I have a chance

42:14To live my life differently

42:15I have a chance

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42:17I have a chance

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