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00:00I'm worried about scaring our patient to death.
00:17You heard Watson.
00:18Holly Jones has an on-QT syndrome.
00:19Excuse me.
00:20You all are doctors here?
00:21Mm-hmm.
00:22I need to talk to you about my daughter, Olivia.
00:24Livvy.
00:24Sorry, sir.
00:25I'm going to take walk-ins.
00:30Her feet are covered in these, they're calling them warts, and her fever won't go down, and no one will help us.
00:38Please, she's eight.
00:45We don't have a pediatrician in the clinic, but I'm going to give you a name, okay?
00:50Dr. Judd Silversmith.
00:53Just tell him Adam Crawford referred you.
01:00I'm just saying, alien hand syndrome is mostly a psychological disorder.
01:07Yeah.
01:08Excuse me.
01:09Excuse me.
01:10We finally saw the doctor that you sent us to.
01:12Sorry, I didn't send you anywhere.
01:15He did.
01:16He couldn't help us.
01:18And I really need you to see my daughter.
01:20Stevens has a twin brother who works at the clinic.
01:23Sir, we have a screening process.
01:25Yeah, but this can't wait.
01:26Um, your daughter's name is Livvy Fitzgerald?
01:29Yes.
01:30I promised to read her application personally, and if it's timely, we'll get her in fast.
01:39No, I'm telling you, Max Bowers isn't 10, she's 30.
01:42You're him.
01:42You're Dr. Watson.
01:43Sorry, sir, I'm working with a patient right now.
01:44I read that you're a veteran.
01:45I am too.
01:46Sergeant William Fitzgerald, 18th EOD company.
01:49Let me call you back.
01:51It's my daughter, Livvy.
01:55She's had these warts, but they're sores now, too.
01:58They had a fever.
01:58She's had this fever forever.
02:00We really need your help.
02:05Sergeant Fitzgerald.
02:06Fitz.
02:07Friends, call me Fitz.
02:08Fitz.
02:09Look, I'm sorry.
02:10I really am working with a patient right now.
02:11I'm actually always working with a patient, but I will look at your daughter's case.
02:15All right?
02:15So I'll keep these, and then I'll reach out to you.
02:18All right?
02:29Daddy?
02:31Are you okay?
02:33Yeah.
02:35Yeah, I'm fine, sweetheart.
02:36What about you?
02:37You ready to go see the doctor?
02:39You really think you don't know what's wrong?
02:41I do, because Dr. Watson's the best.
02:43The very best.
02:44Everybody says so.
02:46And Livvy, honey, whatever happens in there today, you're going to get better.
02:53All right?
02:55All right, come here.
03:00You fell my heart with joy.
03:02You fell my heart with joy, too.
03:05Yeah.
03:06Got your bear?
03:07Yeah.
03:08Let's do it.
03:09Come on.
03:15Enjoy it, Dr. Croft.
03:19To the winner, go the spoils.
03:21I don't want any spoils.
03:22I just want to do my job.
03:23My friend, Dr. Bostic calls from a Vancouver Memorial.
03:26She's got a 22-year-old ballerina with muscle tremors and brain fog, but nobody knows why.
03:31Sasha says it's arthritis.
03:33I assumed that it was MS, but not you.
03:35I started with the labs.
03:37After some sifting, the patient showed a clear inability to break down protein.
03:40So when this young woman swaps to a low-protein diet, she'll be able to continue her career as a soloist at the Pittsburgh Ballet.
03:47And guess what?
03:48You get to give her good news in person.
03:50I don't need to tell her.
03:52Like I said, I just want to do my job.
03:53Your job this morning is the same as my job.
03:55Reflection, recovery, and renewal.
03:57That sounds weird.
03:59Yeah.
03:59Yeah, I know.
04:00I hired a coach.
04:02Okay, fine.
04:03HR suggested that I hire a coach.
04:05She insists that I schedule time for reflection, recovery, and renewal.
04:09You're the best geneticist in the world.
04:11You don't need a coach.
04:12I don't need help to be a better doctor.
04:14I need help to be a better person.
04:15Apparently, when one case ends, I have a tendency to reach for the next file without even bothering to hydrate.
04:21The world never runs out of sick people.
04:23Which is why we work.
04:24But if all we do is work, we can never work anymore.
04:27Reflection, recovery, renewal is the antidote to burnout.
04:31Anyway, look, only one of us stands to get Nutcracker tickets out of this.
04:34I don't want Nutcracker tickets.
04:36You are going to tell this ballerina that you cured her, and then you're going to go see the Nutcracker.
04:41Shimwell can drive you to VKM.
04:44I know you caught a ride with Sasha this morning.
04:45Can I say no here?
04:47Oh, it's not a mandate.
04:48Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
04:49You can reflect, recover, and renew, or you have the option to enjoy my foot up your ass.
04:57That sounds very mindful.
05:00I enjoy risk.
05:02Sue me.
05:04Actually, just to be clear, don't really sue me.
05:06My court docket's full.
05:07But, yeah, you know, I like risk.
05:12That has, on occasion, led to me taking risks with money that was more entrusted in my care, you know, versus being actually mine.
05:21But, you know, I just assume everybody feels the same.
05:25Risk is good.
05:26Risk is how you get stupid rich.
05:29Are you stupid rich now?
05:31No.
05:33No.
05:33My net worth is negative, comically so.
05:37It's just a necessary step.
05:39You know, I'm in the middle of a story.
05:40I can only end one way.
05:43You're pathetic.
05:45This morning I'm pathetic, but last night I was daddy.
05:48How does that track?
05:49Last night has nothing to do with the real world.
05:51It was a cheat day.
05:52Yeah, you can't cheat reality.
05:54Make me regret it.
05:55Make me think about it too much.
05:57See if it happens again.
05:58Thanks for following me.
06:03I'm not following you.
06:04I have an appointment with John Watson.
06:07You have an appointment with Watson?
06:09Yeah.
06:09Is that so hard to believe?
06:11No.
06:12Of course not.
06:13In fact, I'd love to see this play out.
06:19It's a wonderful day for a drive, Dr. Croft.
06:21The sun is shining.
06:22The sky is blue.
06:24The sky is always blue.
06:25Even when it's covered by clouds.
06:27Let's go.
06:28No offense intended.
06:33Beck, was it?
06:35Beck-wise.
06:36No offense Beck-wise.
06:38But according to Watson, today is the day of reflection, recovery, and renewal.
06:42Now, why would he take a meeting with you in the middle of that?
06:45Watson didn't mention anything about the ceremony, I guess.
06:50But he did take the appointment.
06:51Ingrid and I know each other.
06:53She can vouch.
06:54We do know each other.
06:55No vouching.
06:58Are you two friends?
06:59Seems like an easy question.
07:02Beck-wise.
07:03You're the guy from the incubator, right?
07:04The very same.
07:06I understand you're up to some kind of retreat or something.
07:08But with five minutes of your time, I can connect you with a kid at CMU who can swap out all the robotics in your lab for something better and cheaper.
07:14Well, yes, I am intrigued, but I cleared my morning schedule for reflection, recovery, renewal, right?
07:20Dr. Watson.
07:26My daughter's here.
07:30Libby's here for her appointment.
07:33Actually, I have the appointment.
07:35Sergeant Fitzgerald, right?
07:39Fitz.
07:39People call me Fitz.
07:43I'm Sergeant Fitzgerald or Fitz.
07:46I read the papers you gave me and I sent you an email with my best assessment and a referral.
07:52Do I look like I can afford to travel to Wisconsin?
07:55We need your help now.
07:58Here.
07:59Today.
08:04Fitz.
08:06You don't have to do it like this.
08:07Yeah, apparently I do.
08:08It's the only way to get your attention.
08:12You're going to help Libby today.
08:14You're going to fix her.
08:15Or else you and me and everyone in this room, we all die.
08:28All of you rejected me.
08:31Everyone of you thinks my daughter should just die.
08:34Nobody thinks that.
08:35Yeah, of course you do.
08:36You might not be willing to say it out loud, but you think it.
08:39But you're going to see Libby today.
08:41And you're going to help her.
08:42You understand?
08:44I do.
08:45Good.
08:47I don't want anybody to freak out.
08:48Come again?
08:49You have a bomb strapped to your chest.
08:51Don't talk, Beck.
08:52But I need the police to know I'm serious.
08:55So everybody cover your ears.
08:59Do it!
09:00What was that?
09:12Were there people?
09:13That was a smaller version of what I'm wearing.
09:15We got eyes on us now, so let's get started.
09:18Cell phones.
09:18Turn them off.
09:19Put them right here.
09:20Let's move!
09:21I'm keeping your phone, but you can go.
09:30You're not a doctor.
09:31You can't help.
09:31You're just another X-factor.
09:34Hey, look.
09:35I think I'm good here.
09:37What?
09:37What?
09:37I mean, look, I'm not going to mess with you, man.
09:40You're trying to help your kid.
09:41I respect that.
09:41You can tie me up.
09:43Whatever.
09:44It's just, I can help keep the situation calm here.
09:47It's kind of a gift of life.
09:48Go!
09:48What are you talking about?
09:50The man gets off on risking his life.
09:52That's fine by me.
09:54Sit down.
09:58Zip tight his hands and wheel him over to the reception desk.
10:03Quickly!
10:03You, there's sheets in this duffel bag.
10:08I want you to use the duct tape.
10:09Come here!
10:10Use the duct tape and cover the windows.
10:13Leave the bag.
10:15Pick up that landline, dial 911.
10:17Tell them I want the entire fourth floor of U-Hop evacuated immediately except for the
10:21Holmes Clinic.
10:21And if they do that, and they leave us alone, I won't hurt anybody.
10:26Tell me what I can do, Fitz.
10:28Sergeant Fitzgerald, you lost your chance to call me Fitz.
10:32This is my daughter's medical file.
10:34Starting right now, Libby is your only patient.
10:38Save her, and everybody goes home.
10:41We're evacuating the fourth floor.
10:57Critical patients are being moved to the first floor in case a larger evacuation becomes necessary.
11:02The hospital is on divert.
11:04No incoming patients until further notice.
11:06Keep working.
11:08Stay calm.
11:09You're setting an example for everyone who looks at you.
11:12I don't think you understand.
11:13We work on the fourth floor.
11:14Let's go, everybody.
11:16Okay, I work in Holmes Clinic.
11:17My brother is on the fourth floor, so...
11:19Sorry, no one's allowed up.
11:20Just get out of the way.
11:22You shouldn't bless Stevens.
11:22I'm sorry, you shouldn't.
11:24They're with me.
11:24Let's go.
11:26We've been trying to reach the clinic.
11:28No one's on the side.
11:29You can help with the evacuation.
11:30You can't go upstairs.
11:31You can't go to the clinic.
11:32The man with the bomb vests, I guess?
11:35He's in the Holmes Clinic.
11:37He's holding everyone there.
11:39Just go outside.
11:40I said, I'll come get you when I can.
11:49Come on.
11:50Come on.
11:51Come on.
11:52Come on.
11:53Come on.
11:54Come on.
11:54Come on.
11:54Come on.
11:56You are surrounded.
11:59There's no chance of escape.
12:01Well?
12:02I already gave you my best assessment.
12:04No, you blew me off.
12:05No, I referred you to an excellent doctor.
12:07I'm not a pediatrician.
12:08No one here is.
12:10Now, if you want our help, we can't do it with just a file.
12:13We have to examine your daughter.
12:14Libby's here.
12:15She's in room 410.
12:16We just evacuated that floor.
12:18No, she's still in there.
12:19Now put a sign outside the door.
12:26Dr. Lubbock, wheel the crazy guy to the entrance and tell me what you see there, please.
12:36What is the matter with you?
12:38Me?
12:39Nothing.
12:39I'll be here to help.
12:41I do realize that guy needs to be taken out.
12:44Be quiet.
12:48And?
12:49There's no one here.
12:52Take one doctor with you.
12:54The walk takes 68 seconds from here to there, and I'll be timing you.
13:01Exterior.
13:02Come on.
13:02Come on.
13:03Let's go.
13:04Be right back.
13:05Wait.
13:06I got to teach you the knock.
13:12Libby won't open the door unless you do the knock.
13:14Daddy had to cancel my birthday party last month.
13:32I don't feel good.
13:34I'm sorry to hear you.
13:35I'm sorry to hear you.
13:35How long have you had that cough?
13:38Since the summertime.
13:39It's been really bad this week, though.
13:42It's been really bad this week, though.
13:47Caposy's a coma.
13:49Has this been like this for a while?
13:51Yeah.
13:52I keep on going.
13:54More up my legs.
13:57When can I see my dad?
13:59I'm right here, sweetheart.
14:01I'm going to see you soon.
14:01I'm going to see you as soon as they can figure out what's going on with you.
14:04These doctors are here to help us, okay?
14:09Does your mother know you're here?
14:11Mom died a few years ago.
14:15I'm going to shine this light into your eyes, okay?
14:17It's all part of our exams.
14:23Miss Agnes.
14:24You could be dealing with something neurological.
14:26Yeah, she needs a full neuro exam.
14:27Where's my dad?
14:29I'm going to go check in.
14:31Is it okay if Dr. Darian stays here with you?
14:34Okay.
14:36Okay, Olivia, let's get you back in bed.
14:40Y'all don't understand.
14:41What is that happening here?
14:42Sit there and shut up.
14:44Watson's got this.
14:45We have got this.
14:47Sergeant Fitzgerald?
14:51Yeah.
14:52Dr. Watson's back.
14:53I'm going to give this blood to Dr. Lubbock.
14:55She's going to run some tests.
14:56We need to find anything abnormal.
14:57But I need to get history from you.
14:59Livy mentioned that her mother died.
15:01What happened there?
15:02With Marla?
15:03She got cancer when Livy was five.
15:06I don't know what kind.
15:07You don't know what kind of cancer your kid's mother died from?
15:10We weren't together then.
15:12We weren't together ever, really.
15:14I need to hear that story.
15:15In the meantime, Dr. Lubbock, we're going to test on that.
15:17Oh, dear.
15:17Dr. Croft, find whatever you can about Marla's...
15:19Marla what?
15:20Kiesel.
15:21Marla Kiesel.
15:22Find out whatever you can about Marla Kiesel's medical history.
15:24Got it.
15:24I'm going to send members of my team out to your house.
15:26They're going to look and test for...
15:28Mold and lead and heavy metals.
15:29I know.
15:29I've done testing like that already.
15:31Everything comes back fine.
15:32All right, great.
15:32I'll hold off on that.
15:33But I need some answers from you.
15:35Libby's file doesn't have any records from her early years.
15:38Does she have any complications at birth?
15:40Was she a sick kid?
15:43Don't answer that.
15:46I don't know.
15:48Her file also mentions that she has chronic low magnesium.
15:51Was she on supplements?
15:52Yes.
15:53Okay, good.
15:54I need to rule out any possible inheritable genetic causes for that.
15:57So I can take a family history?
15:58I can take a blood sample from you?
16:00Sergeant Fitzgerald, if I don't get a blood sample...
16:02No, you don't want a sample from me.
16:05Look, I've raised Libby and I've cared for her
16:07and I've done everything that a father is...
16:09I am her father.
16:11I'm just not her biological father.
16:15Her real dad into all the dice with Marla and me.
16:17Scott Morrison.
16:19He's married, but they were having an affair since...
16:22forever.
16:24Okay, well, if you have an address for him,
16:27I can text my team and get us whatever we need.
16:40Watson, something's wrong.
16:42Go, go, now!
16:43What are you waiting for?
16:51She's been in pain since you left.
16:52Labor, breathing, stomach pains.
16:54I was finishing her workup when she started sweating profusely
16:56and screaming in agony.
16:57Libby, this is Dr. Watson.
16:59Can you hear me?
16:59Watson, there's a lot of fluid,
17:00but I'm pretty sure that's her spleen.
17:03I can't hear you.
17:03Speak louder.
17:04Your daughter's spleen ruptures.
17:05She needs emergency surgery.
17:07Well, then do it!
17:08I'm not a surgeon.
17:09None of us are.
17:10You have to let a surgical team come in from the outside.
17:14Sergeant Fitzgerald, Libby gets the surgery
17:16or she dies.
17:17John, are you okay?
17:26I've been trying to call you.
17:28I'm fine.
17:28Everyone here at the clinic is fine.
17:29We have a patient that needs help.
17:31A patient?
17:32It's that nine-year-old girl who just had a splinter rupture.
17:35It's the bomber's daughter, Mary.
17:36She's the reason why he's doing all of this.
17:38We need a surgeon with some trauma experience.
17:41I'm coming inside.
17:42I'll bring the team.
17:43Mary?
17:45I don't know how this is going to end.
17:47That's exactly why I'm coming in.
17:49I lead these people, John.
17:50How am I supposed to do that?
17:51If I delegate this...
18:02Something I could do for you?
18:05Assuming that you're Scott Morrison.
18:07It absolutely is.
18:08My name's Shinwell Johnson.
18:10I'm a first-year nursing student at U-Hop.
18:12U-Hop?
18:13Aren't you guys dealing with a bomb threat right now?
18:15Matter of fact, we are.
18:16And it's exactly that.
18:17That brings Dr. Croft and myself to your door.
18:20We're treating a patient.
18:21A nine-year-old girl who's related to you.
18:23We need some information and also a blood sample.
18:25I don't...
18:26I don't have any nine-year-old relatives.
18:27You have a daughter.
18:29Who's on the operating table as we speak.
18:32Wait, are you talking about Marla's kid?
18:34Because that hasn't been proven.
18:35And there's no way I'm going to let you blow up my life.
18:37Your life is not the only thing said to explode today.
18:42People who matter to us are inside that hospital.
18:44So give us what we need.
18:47And you can live your life however you like.
18:49Give us one more bit of attitude.
18:50And you can enjoy divorce court, Scott Morrison.
18:57I don't even know that girl.
18:59I just sent Marla some checks to make this whole thing go away.
19:02Olivia.
19:03Your daughter's name is Olivia.
19:14You all came back in.
19:17The patient is nine years old with a ruptured spleen.
19:22We all know what to do here.
19:24We know what happens if it doesn't work.
19:27Okay, so there were two blood test results that stood out to me.
19:37Livvy's magnesium is low despite being on supplements.
19:40And she tested positive for Epstein-Barr.
19:42What is that?
19:42It's a virus that causes mononucleosis.
19:45It spreads through saliva.
19:46Your daughter could have gotten it anywhere.
19:47Does that tell us anything?
19:48It could explain why Livvy's spleen ruptured.
19:50But I still kind of understand why she's been so sick for so long.
19:53Dr. Croft, you got anything?
19:53Livvy's mother died from lymphoma.
19:56She had her own set of peculiar symptoms later on in her life.
19:59So whatever made Marla sick could have been making Livvy sick too.
20:02We could be looking at something genetic.
20:04Ingrid's coming back.
20:10Oh, hello?
20:21Is Livvy out of surgery?
20:22Almost.
20:22It's going well.
20:23It's surgery, but if you want my best guess, Livvy's going to wait.
20:26She's going to be stable.
20:29Well, we're still here, Dr. Croft.
20:31We get immediate concerns and take care of it.
20:33This doesn't...
20:34Hey, stay back.
20:36Look, you're good doctors.
20:38You really are.
20:40It's a shame it took all this.
20:43If you're waiting for an apology, Sergeant Fitzgerald, you can keep standing there.
20:47I see every patient that I can.
20:49I woke up last night at 2.15 a.m.
20:52just to review a file.
20:54I got burnt out so hard that I ran away to England.
20:58I got divorced.
20:59I don't have any kids.
21:01I probably will never have any kids.
21:04And now you want to sit here and you want to tell me that I'm not doing enough?
21:06No, my daughter needs help.
21:08Every patient that comes through that door needs help.
21:10Every patient we see, every patient we can't see, they're sick and they're scared and they all need help.
21:15Now, I am sincerely sorry what happened to Livy.
21:21I am.
21:22I tried to help her.
21:24But the truth is, the more people I help, the more people want.
21:32And now you hear, you hear, maybe, maybe you'll kill me.
21:36Maybe you'll kill all of us.
21:38For that.
21:39You want to have a kid?
21:45I do.
21:46What?
21:51Boy or girl.
21:52I don't know.
21:55She's not here yet, or...
21:57He's not here.
22:01I don't know yet.
22:05No!
22:06Hey, what are you doing?
22:09Oh my God, Watson!
22:18Oh my God.
22:22Stay back.
22:25Oh, you...
22:26Stay back.
22:35Feels like a balloon's about to pop, right?
22:37Oh, whoa.
22:40Like all the bloods and butts and bursts out of your body, you have.
22:42Fitz, stop.
22:43I can't let you kill him.
22:44Let me?
22:45Who the hell are you?
22:46You might have C4s trapped here, you bite, but I'm still not going to stand here for watch
22:50a murder.
22:54I'm not a killer anyway.
22:55I call downstairs, I tell him I'm releasing a hostage, and I take this man to the elevator
23:04and press down.
23:05And if I ever see his face again, nobody's going home today.
23:09He's releasing one of the hostage.
23:22Yes.
23:23He's coming down shortly.
23:25His name is Beck Weiser.
23:27Why would you do that?
23:28You mean try and save everybody?
23:31We'd all be home right now if your boss didn't interfere.
23:34I'm a hero.
23:35You're the hot guy from therapy.
23:37She mentioned you, Ingrid.
23:39She leaves out details, but I can tell there's more.
23:42That's you, right?
23:43Beck?
23:44The hot guy from therapy?
23:45I didn't do anything wrong here today.
23:47Stay away from Ingrid.
23:49Stay away from our clinic.
23:51Well, I'm working with Dr. Watson.
23:52No, you're not.
23:53I work with Dr. Watson.
23:55You do whatever you do.
23:56I'm a hero.
24:08You're dangerous.
24:10Go downstairs, Beck Weiser.
24:11Don't ever come back.
24:17Watch your heads!
24:18We have one hostage coming out.
24:19We're going to find you a medic.
24:20Get you checked on, all right?
24:22You're fine.
24:22Yeah.
24:23It looks like a bad injury.
24:39We need to take a look at it.
24:41You're wounded in your neck.
24:42Very close to your jugular veins.
24:44If we don't treat you, you're going to collapse and bleed out.
24:46Press one button, Dr. Watson.
24:53That's all I got to do is press one button.
24:56Understood.
25:02That is your external jugular.
25:04I'm going to have to tie off that vein.
25:06That open wound is going to be a problem.
25:10You're a military doctor, yeah?
25:12I'm Watson.
25:14You still do a whip stitch?
25:15Are you just getting to cover it?
25:21I don't hear anything weird going on out there.
25:23I don't know what happens here.
25:26I'm not sure I believe you, Sergeant, but I'm going to stitch this wound anyway.
25:29You don't think I'll blow this place up?
25:30I don't think you're a murderer.
25:33Matter of fact, I know you're not.
25:34You tipped your hand with Beck.
25:36You're here trying to help your daughter.
25:38You're not here to murder anybody.
25:39If you don't think I'd do it, why not just let me bleed out?
25:45Because I've made that choice before.
25:49I put it all on a scale, and I decided not to step in.
25:52I had to do it, but I didn't like it.
25:56To someone in my shoes is the same thing as killing.
25:59So even if you took this vest off, I would still fix this wound.
26:05I was still treating the dude, because she's my patient now.
26:09I believe you.
26:10You can get that.
26:19Hello?
26:20Hey, are you okay?
26:22Hi.
26:23Yeah, no, I'm fine.
26:24Adam's okay.
26:24Everybody's okay.
26:25Hi.
26:26I'll tell Lauren that I talked to you.
26:29God, I wish I was in there.
26:31With you.
26:32Instead of you.
26:33I know.
26:34But the best thing you could do for us right now is work.
26:37Did y'all get anything?
26:38Check your email.
26:41We got a blood sample and a medical history from Scott Morrison.
26:45Just sent a screenshot of some recent blood work.
26:47He's healthy.
26:48His kids are too.
26:49No history of cancers, autoimmune diseases, or genetic conditions.
26:53Yeah, there's some blood...
26:54Uh, yeah.
26:55Surrounded by cameras.
26:56He claims he was an hostage as well.
26:58That would be Beck's wife.
27:00You should ask Ingrid about him.
27:01I know him.
27:02I don't vouch for him.
27:05Huh.
27:06You see that?
27:07Scott Morrison's blood type is AP positive.
27:10But that doesn't make sense.
27:13I believe he should be out of surgery soon.
27:15As soon as she can eat, we'll have food for her.
27:16What does she like?
27:19Tacos.
27:21No cilantro on them.
27:22No, she won't eat them if they got cilantro.
27:23Cilantro?
27:24You mean the herb that's famous.
27:26They have no taste whatsoever.
27:29Liv, you hate today.
27:30I do, too.
27:30Tastes like soap.
27:35You think my daughter could still have a chance?
27:37We're working as hard as we can.
27:39No, I don't mean today.
27:40I mean...
27:42Let's assume you can help her.
27:43There's only one person who's got a guaranteed bad outcome today, and that's me.
27:51That's her dad.
27:53You know?
27:55Could she still be okay without me?
27:58I don't know.
28:02But if you didn't help her today, she might not be alive.
28:04Yeah, but I don't mean will she survive.
28:06I mean will she be okay?
28:08I'm going to prison, man.
28:10Or worse.
28:12If there's worse.
28:13She's got an aunt.
28:16I got my sister.
28:18She cares.
28:20You think...
28:20You think that's enough?
28:26Can my daughter still have a good life?
28:31And maybe he'd do something that matters, you know?
28:36Something like what you're doing.
28:39If Liv is still here, of course she can.
28:43Hi, Livy.
28:54How do you feel, sweetie?
28:57Okay.
28:58Maybe.
29:01I want to see my dad.
29:05Your dad is working to help you get better.
29:10I'm here with you.
29:13When you can eat, we'll get tacos for you.
29:17No cilantro, just like your daddy told us.
29:21Does that sound good?
29:22Sergeant.
29:29Your bandage is soaked.
29:32I don't think the whip stitches work.
29:40We need to get you in a surgery.
29:41This is urgent.
29:42How is she, Hazlet?
29:44She is stable, but she's very sick.
29:54Dr. Darian checked her chromosomes as part of the tests we ran.
29:58She found significantly skewed exit activation.
30:01It's like one of her ex-chromosomes just turned off.
30:03What does that mean?
30:04What does that mean?
30:05What does that mean?
30:06It opens up a whole new world of diagnosis.
30:08Any condition which would typically impact only males could be afflicting Livy.
30:12We have a potential diagnosis for you, Sergeant.
30:14It's a rare genetic condition.
30:15Doctors have only known about it for the past decade.
30:16But he's chronically low in magnesium.
30:17A reaction to Epstein-Barr.
30:18Even her mother's lymphoma.
30:19X-Men disease would explain all of it.
30:20X-Men disease.
30:21That doesn't sound real.
30:22No, it's real.
30:23Okay, we have a treatment for him.
30:24We need to harvest T-cells from her father.
30:25If we can't do that, then Livy doesn't have much hope.
30:26Scott Morrison.
30:27I thought I told you.
30:28I thought y'all talked to him.
30:29Scott Morrison's blood type is AB positive.
30:30Livy's type O.
30:31It's nearly impossible for Scott to be her father.
30:32I don't know what you've known about it for the past decade.
30:33I've known about it for the past decade.
30:34But he's chronically low in magnesium.
30:35Her reaction to Epstein-Barr.
30:36Even her mother's lymphoma.
30:37Hex-Men disease would explain all of it.
30:38X-Men disease.
30:39That doesn't...
30:40That doesn't sound real.
30:41No, it's real.
30:42Okay, there's a treatment for him.
30:43We need to harvest T-cells from her father.
30:44If we can't do that, then Livy doesn't have much hope.
30:45Scott Morrison.
30:46I thought I told you.
30:47I thought y'all talked to him.
30:48Scott Morrison's blood type is AB positive.
30:50Livy's type O.
30:51It's nearly impossible for Scott to be her father.
30:54What?
30:59Who the hell is he?
31:01Who's Livy's dad?
31:04You are, Sergeant Fitzgerald.
31:06You're Livy's father.
31:08What?
31:09The cilantro is what made me suspicious.
31:10It tastes disgusting to both of you.
31:11Like soap, you said.
31:12Well, that's actually an inherited trait.
31:13I took a tissue sample when I was stitching up your neck.
31:14I compared your DNA to Livy's DNA.
31:15You're HLA compatible.
31:16But I was never with Marla.
31:17Are you sure about that?
31:19No.
31:20No.
31:21No.
31:22No.
31:23No.
31:24No.
31:25No.
31:26No.
31:27No.
31:28No.
31:29No.
31:30No.
31:31No.
31:32No.
31:33No.
31:34No.
31:35No.
31:36No.
31:37No.
31:38No.
31:39No.
31:40No.
31:41No.
31:42No.
31:43No.
31:44No.
31:45No.
31:46No.
31:47No.
31:48No.
31:49No.
31:50No.
31:51No.
31:52No.
31:53No.
31:54No.
31:55No.
31:56No.
31:57No.
31:58No.
31:59No.
32:00No.
32:01No.
32:02No.
32:03No.
32:04No.
32:05No.
32:06No.
32:07she needs t-cells yes and we need your blood to get them this is urgent okay now we need to take
32:17you into surgery we need to fix that wound and we need to draw enough blood to save livy
32:20i still well you're gonna have to take that off sergeant we're your doctors now you're gonna
32:29have to trust us call me fitz
32:43first we're gonna draw your blood i'm gonna take quite a bit
32:54we'll harvest your t-cells from your blood that'll treat her current symptoms of the epstein-barr
33:03virus then i need to genetically engineer your cells in the lab those cells will replace the
33:09genes causing livy's x-men disease she'll get an ib infusion
33:13then we just have to see how she responds
33:18daddy do you feel okay yeah yeah olivia yeah i feel like i'm getting better
33:44me too i'm getting better too yeah watch this
33:48that sounds really good that makes me very happy
33:59can i hold your hand a little bit of course
34:03boy i love you
34:10you feel my heart with joy you feel my heart with joy too
34:18i have to go with dr watson now
34:31they fixed us fixed both of us
34:35they said you fixed me dad
34:38well we we did it together sweetheart we did it together
34:45can you give your dad a hug please
34:48it's over
34:57livy is okay
35:01john is taking her dad downstairs
35:04we can all go
35:07it's over
35:11you're gonna stop right
35:20you're gonna stop sleeping with that guy beck
35:23who says i'm sleeping with him
35:25i have met plenty of broken people
35:28i've never seen anything like that
35:32you're not safe around him
35:34he'll hurt you
35:36he'll hurt anybody
35:38i understand
35:42you're right
35:44today sucked
35:49let's go downstairs
36:00i can't get these memories out of my mind
36:08and some kind of madness
36:13it started to hold
36:19i
36:23i tried so hard to let you go
36:29but some kind of madness
36:34it's swallowing me
36:36oh
36:38yeah
36:40and now
36:42i have
36:43finally
36:45seen the end
36:47i'm
36:51not expecting
36:55you to
36:57to kill
36:58i
36:59didn't need
37:00to kill
37:01i
37:02have
37:03finally
37:05realized
37:08that i
37:10i need
37:11to
37:1210
37:1420
37:27well
37:28no
37:29no
37:30no
37:31i
37:33oh
37:35no
37:36no
37:38no
37:39no
37:40no
37:41What are you doing up here?
37:46I didn't want you having to deal with a mess in the morning, Governor.
37:52You don't do all that. It's been a long day.
37:54You should go home, Shimon.
37:55I can't go home, Governor.
37:58I'm too bloody angry.
38:02I bumped into him.
38:04The bomber.
38:06On me way out with Dr. Croft.
38:11And he gave me a bad feeling, but I still left.
38:17You helped us with this case, Shimon.
38:19Oh, Garth.
38:21You was in here with a bomb. Where was I?
38:25I was out there, standing on the sidelines.
38:30Maybe if I'd stay.
38:31No, no, there's no use with the what-ifs.
38:35Why don't you try the truth instead?
38:38Today it was awful.
38:40It was.
38:41But a little girl was on her way to recovery.
38:44And no one died.
38:46I'm not sure, girl.
38:47She's got Morrison's wife.
38:49Might still do him in.
38:50Eh, you can't win a war.
38:55Go home, Shimon.
38:58Tell you what, I'll take my leave when you do.
39:00What's the matter with you?
39:18Why didn't you leave?
39:21Because I wanted to help.
39:25You wanted to help?
39:29Yeah.
39:30Didn't you see the clips?
39:33I stood up to the bomber.
39:36I'm a hero.
39:37How do you feel?
39:38How do you feel?
39:43Putting your life on the line.
39:46Taking ultimate risk.
39:48Felt like being alive.
40:00I wouldn't mind chasing that rush.
40:02I won't even then.
40:03I won't.
40:04I won't.
40:07I won't.
40:10But I won't wait.
40:11I won't want to hurt.
40:12Okay.
40:13Well, I've got to sleep.
40:13I will go into the Titanic.
40:15Bye-bye.
40:16I won't.
40:16Bye.
40:17Bye Bye-bye.
40:18Bye-bye.
40:18Bye-bye.
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