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00:00:04My daughter, Cassie, just won the most prestigious award in medicine, the last
00:00:09girl award. When she gets here, I plan on handing the hospital over to her. I'll be
00:00:13retired. Is everybody ready? Yes, sir. Oh, here she comes. Here she comes. Get ready.
00:00:27Cassie, my baby girl, you're home. Cassie? Miss Cassie isn't there. Sir, look, the young
00:00:34miss never showed up to get her award. Now everyone's talking about the missing miracle
00:00:37doctor. Let me see that. I tried to call Cassie. Her phone's disconnected. Where's my daughter?
00:00:44Where's the miracle doctor? Stay with us. You'll be okay soon.
00:00:49He's losing too much blood. Blood pressure dropping rapidly.
00:00:54Can you hear me? You're not dying on my table. Ebinephrine.
00:01:01All right, epinephrine.
00:01:07All right, hold him down. Hold him down.
00:01:10Come on, you're okay.
00:01:13My God, you did it. You brought him back. No wonder they call you the miracle doctor.
00:01:24Keep monitoring his vitals, all right? I'll be right back. Bye.
00:01:33Dad?
00:01:33Cassie, I saw the news. Another airstrike in Tehran. You need to come home immediately.
00:01:38The hospital has a position waiting for you.
00:01:41Dad, I told you I wasn't going back in that operating room.
00:01:43Look, I know you won't come back because of what happened back then, but...
00:01:48Dad, are you okay?
00:01:49It's nothing. I'm just overworked. I have a couple of days rest and I'll be...
00:02:01Cassie! Cassie! What's happening?
00:02:09Okay, so the Cardio Ward is where we just came from and then the neuro's back there, okay?
00:02:16Dad, okay, I agree to work at your hospital, but only as a regular nurse.
00:02:21I'll arrange it. Nobody will suspect that you're the hospital director's daughter.
00:02:50You're not dying on my table, epinephrine.
00:02:55You won't?
00:03:01Dr. Stone.
00:03:03Yeah?
00:03:04Room 8. Southern chest pain. Disinspected a clot.
00:03:07You can get that for in, but he's deteriorating fast.
00:03:10Okay. No, it's not a clot. It's a vasospasm.
00:03:14The patient has a history of ovarian angina. This is what I want you to do, okay, Ms. Sylvia?
00:03:18Dr. Stone is amazing. He diagnosed that instantly.
00:03:21Oh, he's so handsome.
00:03:24How can anyone be so perfect?
00:03:2830 minutes.
00:03:30Copy that.
00:03:31Thank you, Dr. Stone.
00:03:32It's okay.
00:03:33It's okay.
00:03:35It's so nice.
00:03:38Sure, you're okay?
00:03:40He looks so familiar. Where have I seen him before?
00:03:43Impressed, huh?
00:03:45Dr. Stone is Harvard Medical School's youngest neurosurgery chief ever.
00:03:49Ooh, and guess what? He volunteered as a combat medic in Iran. Crazy, right?
00:03:55Iran.
00:03:55He was there too, but don't get any ideas.
00:03:58And I think he's going to be our next hospital's director.
00:04:02I think I finally met the miracle doctor again.
00:04:05Dr. Stone!
00:04:07Come meet Cassie.
00:04:09Talk to me. What's going on?
00:04:11She's our new nurse.
00:04:14It was great that you were there, that you caught her, because that could have been a disaster.
00:04:18Thank you, Dr. Stone.
00:04:19A nurse?
00:04:20That miracle doctor couldn't possibly be working as a nurse in this small hospital.
00:04:25Um, you know what, Freya? Why don't you go ahead and give a little tour, okay?
00:04:29I got some patients waiting for me.
00:04:31Come with me.
00:04:32Okay.
00:04:32This way. I show you more of it.
00:04:38It hurts. Please be gentle, doctor. It really hurts.
00:04:51Shut up!
00:04:52Cry anymore and I'll sew your mouth shut!
00:04:55Stay away from-
00:04:57Are you out of your mind? How dare you lay your hands on me?
00:05:03It's okay, sweetheart. Let me take a look, okay?
00:05:07She hurt you, didn't she?
00:05:09It really hurt.
00:05:10She said it was a bad boy.
00:05:15Look at what you've done. His arm is turning purple.
00:05:18Oh, don't be dramatic.
00:05:20Bandits need to be tied to stop bleeding.
00:05:25Is this better?
00:05:31It doesn't hurt anymore.
00:05:32It looks so pretty.
00:05:36As a doctor, it's your job to heal patients, not terrorize an injured child.
00:05:41And who do you think you are lecturing me?
00:05:44Hmm?
00:05:45I'm the new nurse.
00:05:46Oh, so you do know that you're just a nurse?
00:05:50Hmm?
00:05:50Do you know who I am?
00:05:52I am a doctor here at the hospital.
00:05:56And if you piss me off, I can fire you right away.
00:06:00Is that so?
00:06:01Yeah.
00:06:02I wonder how a doctor could wield that kind of power.
00:06:05She actually can't get you fired.
00:06:07It's just...
00:06:10Oh, why leave?
00:06:12You were so tough just now.
00:06:15Are you scared?
00:06:21Oops.
00:06:23Floor's dirty.
00:06:24Get on your knees and clean it up.
00:06:27Now!
00:06:33We'll get a janitor to clean it.
00:06:40Who asked you to interfere?
00:06:42I want to see her clean it up with her bare hands.
00:06:46That's crossing a line.
00:06:48Oh, me?
00:06:49Crossing a line?
00:06:51Oh, honey, I haven't even started.
00:07:00Seems like you don't know where to start.
00:07:02Get off of me!
00:07:03Well, that's okay.
00:07:05Don't worry.
00:07:06Everyone's a little clumsy their first aid.
00:07:08Here, let me help you.
00:07:13Please don't fight.
00:07:19What is going on here?
00:07:27Associate Director.
00:07:28What brings you here?
00:07:30Well, I can hear you from all the way down the hall.
00:07:34Hey, this is a hospital room, not a battleground.
00:07:37My patients need rest.
00:07:39The Associate Director?
00:07:40That's right.
00:07:40Great, you came just in time.
00:07:42I need to report her.
00:07:43What?
00:07:44Report her?
00:07:45For what?
00:07:46Dr. Rosalind abused a patient and his bullying staff.
00:07:50And, uh, who are you?
00:07:53The new nurse, Cassie.
00:07:55How dare you hit me?
00:07:55Oh, abusing patient.
00:07:59Bullying staff.
00:08:05How dare you hit me?
00:08:07Dr. Lockhart is one of the backbones of this hospital.
00:08:10You really expect me to believe you?
00:08:12Uh, no-name nurse over our respected doctor.
00:08:16How dare you twist the facts like that?
00:08:17Oh, twisting facts?
00:08:19Well, who witnessed it?
00:08:21Huh?
00:08:22Freya?
00:08:23Did you see anything?
00:08:28No.
00:08:30You see?
00:08:30No one dares back you up.
00:08:33You know why?
00:08:34Because she knows how the world really works.
00:08:41Sir, all I did was asking her to clean up for hygiene.
00:08:45Out of nowhere, she just slapped me, pushed me, and insulted me.
00:08:50Really?
00:08:51Yeah.
00:08:52First day on the job, and you're already assaulting a senior doctor.
00:08:56Well...
00:08:59Looks like you need a quick lesson in protocol.
00:09:03Clean that up.
00:09:04Now.
00:09:05And after that, you'll be scrubbing all the toilets on the third floor.
00:09:09If I even hear one more complaint about your attitude, you are done here.
00:09:20Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, wait.
00:09:21Cassie, please, let it go.
00:09:22Okay?
00:09:23Ever since Richard got sick, Marcus is marrying this place like a dick-sarer chef.
00:09:26And Rosalind is his mistress.
00:09:28You've messed with Rosalind.
00:09:29Look, you're never going to survive this place, okay?
00:09:31Say how it is.
00:09:32Okay.
00:09:33I wonder if Dad knows what a mess his hospital has become under his associate director.
00:09:38Better bring it up to him sometime.
00:09:44And what do we have here?
00:09:51What are you doing?
00:09:52The associate director asked me to clean the floor.
00:09:54No, you're a nurse, not a janitor.
00:09:57I'll ask someone else to do this.
00:09:58Dr. Stone.
00:09:59Tommy, how you doing?
00:10:00Hey, are you being good?
00:10:01You listening to your mom?
00:10:02Yes.
00:10:02This mean doctor tied this bandage way too tight.
00:10:07It really hurt.
00:10:08I think Cassie fixed it.
00:10:10That doesn't hurt at all.
00:10:11I see.
00:10:13You sure it doesn't hurt?
00:10:14Mm-hmm.
00:10:15Cassie, you got the hands of someone who belongs in an operating room.
00:10:21This mom?
00:10:28You're awake!
00:10:30Oh.
00:10:31Did you save me?
00:10:31No, I wouldn't know where to start.
00:10:34You have the miracle doctor to thank.
00:10:37You're lucky she was here.
00:10:38Anyone else?
00:10:39And you probably wouldn't be able to talk right now.
00:10:42Yeah.
00:10:43Miracle doctor.
00:10:46Okay, well, where is she?
00:10:47I want to thank her.
00:10:48Easy.
00:10:49You're still healing.
00:10:51Even if you cook it up, you wouldn't find her.
00:10:53She left this morning.
00:10:56Could she be related to the miracle doctor?
00:11:07Cassie, did you bend his tummy's arm?
00:11:09Yes.
00:11:10Do you know the miracle doctor?
00:11:14Does he know my identity?
00:11:16No, I never heard of her.
00:11:17I'm finished up here, so I should go now.
00:11:22Cassie, wait.
00:11:24Dr. Stone?
00:11:25Yeah?
00:11:26I'm hungry.
00:11:27Can you get me some candy?
00:11:34So, it's all set.
00:11:37You'll assist Lucas in all his surgeries and take full credit.
00:11:42Don't worry about medical license.
00:11:44With his track record, you'll be promoted to attending physician in no time.
00:11:50Really?
00:11:51Of course.
00:11:52Who would I ever let you down?
00:11:55Marcus, you are the best.
00:11:59Right after my promotion, I'm going to make the new girl pay for how she treated you today.
00:12:04Aw, she's just a little nurse.
00:12:07Once I take Richard's place as director of the hospital.
00:12:11She'll get what's going on.
00:12:16Clear the way.
00:12:17Move.
00:12:17Prepare the defibrillator.
00:12:19Patients unconscious, no pulse.
00:12:20Preparing SIPI on protocol.
00:12:25Whoa, don't even think about it.
00:12:27New nurses don't go anywhere near Dr. Stone's office.
00:12:30Cassie, Dr. Stone wants you now.
00:12:31Come with me.
00:12:32Her?
00:12:33What?
00:12:33Huh?
00:12:34It's her first day.
00:12:35That can't be right.
00:12:36It's Vincent Torino's son.
00:12:38Near drowning, no vitals.
00:12:39Dr. Stone needs her to assist him as soon as possible.
00:12:42Vincent Torino is a ruthless mob boss.
00:12:45Okay?
00:12:46I mean, he's cold-blooded.
00:12:48Brutal.
00:12:48If you let his son die, he might kill you.
00:12:51Are you coming or not?
00:12:53I'm going with you.
00:12:54Ah!
00:12:55Ah!
00:12:56New nurses can handle that?
00:12:59If something happens, I told them.
00:13:09Ah, Mr. Torino.
00:13:12Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:13:14Let's just talk this through.
00:13:16If my son dies while under your care, this whole hospital goes to the ground.
00:13:28Oh!
00:13:29Watch it, you idiot!
00:13:31If you make me leave for surgery, I'll make you scrub the men's toilet for the rest of your miserable
00:13:36career.
00:13:36You're the one that ran into me.
00:13:38I'm needed in the O.R.
00:13:40You in the O.R.?
00:13:42Dr. Stone specifically requested me.
00:13:44Now move.
00:13:45A rookie nurse like you doesn't belong in the O.R.
00:13:48Cassie, surgery start.
00:13:50Dr. Stone is waiting for you.
00:13:52Are you insane?
00:13:54She's just a rookie nurse.
00:13:55But that was Dr. Stone's direct orders.
00:14:01How dare you question me!
00:14:04I report to the associate director if I don't care about anyone else!
00:14:08Have you lost your mind?
00:14:10You're a doctor, you can't abuse staff like this!
00:14:14I can do whatever I want.
00:14:19Surgery in orange begins in one minute.
00:14:22All assigned nurses.
00:14:23Please report immediately.
00:14:26Surgery's starting.
00:14:27Get out of my way!
00:14:28What are you doing?
00:14:30Get off of me!
00:14:31Get off!
00:14:32Get off!
00:14:34Trash belongs in the garbage.
00:14:36Now you stay where you should be.
00:14:38Open the door!
00:14:39What are you doing?
00:14:40There's a life at stake!
00:14:42What can a nurse do?
00:14:43What, you think you're the miracle doctor?
00:14:45Now you stay there and rock!
00:14:49What are you doing?
00:14:50Open the door!
00:15:06Where is Cassie?
00:15:07She should have been here by now.
00:15:11Hey, these vitals are crashing.
00:15:12Close the door doors.
00:15:13We're starting.
00:15:21What are you doing here?
00:15:22Where's Cassie?
00:15:23She, uh, she backed out.
00:15:25She said she wasn't experienced enough for high-risk procedures.
00:15:28Go prepare the defibrillator.
00:15:29Come on!
00:15:36Anyone there?
00:15:37Let's go in here!
00:15:42Perfect.
00:15:49Rosalind, I need you to help me.
00:15:51I need you to maintain a compression rate of 100 to 120 per minute.
00:15:54Come on!
00:15:55Now!
00:15:58What are you doing?
00:15:59He's so cold.
00:16:00Is he already dead?
00:16:01Don't speak nonsense.
00:16:02I'll do it.
00:16:03No, no, no, no.
00:16:04He's already dead.
00:16:05This has nothing to do with me.
00:16:07I really shouldn't be here.
00:16:10Patient has stopped breathing.
00:16:28No breathing.
00:16:29No heartbeat.
00:16:30I'll establish an airway.
00:16:31Ventilate immediately.
00:16:31Come on, come on!
00:16:38Defibrillator ready!
00:16:39Clear.
00:16:44He came in too late.
00:16:45There's nothing we can do.
00:16:46If the miracle doctor were here, she could have saved him.
00:16:48She disappeared years ago.
00:16:50No one knows where she is now.
00:17:02The child has no heartbeat.
00:17:03We defibrillated three times with no response.
00:17:06What did you say?
00:17:08If you fail to save my son, this entire hospital dies.
00:17:12Mr. Torino, this is not our fault.
00:17:14It is Lucas.
00:17:15His incompetence killed him.
00:17:17I can save your son.
00:17:19I can save your son.
00:17:26I can save your son.
00:17:28Who are you?
00:17:29She is just a nurse here at the hospital.
00:17:33Mr. Torino, don't listen to her.
00:17:35If you're that great of a doctor, why aren't you saving him?
00:17:38I had complete faith in Dr. Rosalind Lockhart's skills.
00:17:42If Lucas hadn't interfered, she would have saved your son by now.
00:17:46Do you see how helpless they are?
00:17:48Sir, only I can save your son.
00:17:53Fine.
00:17:54I'll give you a chance.
00:17:56But if you fail to save him, you will die with him.
00:18:02I will try my very best, sir.
00:18:04You better.
00:18:07Wait.
00:18:11Just to make sure that you don't disappoint me.
00:18:17Come on, keep compressing.
00:18:19What's his body temperature?
00:18:20No.
00:18:22You can't have a gun in here.
00:18:24It's 32 degrees, hypothermic, three to five attempts, but no response.
00:18:28This is not cardiac arrest.
00:18:30This is hypothermic pseudodeath from drowning.
00:18:32You're using the wrong approach.
00:18:34Ah, you're just a lonely nurse.
00:18:37How dare you question the attending surgeon?
00:18:40Prep the extracorporeal rewarming unit.
00:18:42I need a warm, saline, peritoneal lavage set up,
00:18:46and I need someone to assist with airway fluid clearance.
00:18:48Are you insane?
00:18:50Why do you think you're in charge here?
00:18:53He can still be safe.
00:18:54Move out of the way.
00:18:56Look what she says.
00:18:59Dr. Stone, she's just a new nurse.
00:19:01Are you actually trusting her?
00:19:03Anyone gets in the way, die.
00:19:15Heartbeat restored.
00:19:18I guess I won't be needing this for now.
00:19:20I'll go and tell the boss that his son is safe.
00:19:24Cassie, scrub in.
00:19:25You're assisting me on this one.
00:19:28I didn't need this.
00:19:32Are you seriously going to let a new nurse scrub in with you?
00:19:40Are you seriously letting a new nurse scrub in with you?
00:19:44The moment this surgery is over,
00:19:46I'm reporting this to the associate director.
00:19:48You don't have to wait.
00:19:49Go now.
00:19:50I don't need to distract Shane's in my OR.
00:19:52Go.
00:20:00Scalpel.
00:20:00Scalpel.
00:20:03Patient has an asymmetrical thorax,
00:20:05multiple rib fractures,
00:20:06and a suspected hemo-pneumothorax.
00:20:08We need an immediate thoroughcentesis for drainage.
00:20:10One wrong move and you can puncture a vessel,
00:20:12you can puncture the...
00:20:13Puncture complete.
00:20:16Next, we need an exploratory laparotomy
00:20:18to check for internal bleeding.
00:20:20This has to be precise.
00:20:21You make one mistake,
00:20:22you can puncture the spleen,
00:20:23the liver,
00:20:24internal intestines.
00:20:25Abdominal expiration is complete.
00:20:28There's no fluid or active bleeding in the abdomen.
00:20:31Time to intubate.
00:20:32How is Cassie this skilled in surgical procedures?
00:20:35Does she know how to operate?
00:20:39Patient's breathing has returned.
00:20:41Oxygen saturation rising to 95%.
00:20:44Excellent.
00:20:45Prepare to close.
00:20:45Monitor electrolytes and bottle signs.
00:20:47Cassie, come with me.
00:20:55Cassie,
00:20:57Have you performed surgery before?
00:21:01Yes.
00:21:02Because you did well today.
00:21:05I'm thinking about promoting you
00:21:06to be my lead surgical assistant.
00:21:09How would you feel about that?
00:21:12Absolutely not.
00:21:19Absolutely not.
00:21:21She is just a rookie nurse
00:21:23and you're promoting her straight
00:21:25to lead surgical assistant?
00:21:26Dr. Stone,
00:21:28this kind of favoritism
00:21:29is going to piss a lot of people off
00:21:31in the team.
00:21:32A nurse with no experience
00:21:34becoming a lead surgical assistant.
00:21:36Dr. Stone,
00:21:37you are gambling with patients' lives.
00:21:39And now, Marcus, listen.
00:21:41Okay, I believe that Cassie,
00:21:44she's got the skills.
00:21:45Oh, skills!
00:21:48What skills could a nurse have?
00:21:51What just happened in there?
00:21:52That was pure luck.
00:21:54Mr. Torino,
00:21:55they are playing with your son's life.
00:21:57Dr. Stone,
00:21:59my son surviving today
00:22:00doesn't mean that I'm fine
00:22:02with you gambling his life
00:22:04for some nurse.
00:22:05That will not happen again.
00:22:07Dr. Stone,
00:22:08there was a slight asymmetry
00:22:10in the swelling
00:22:11on the patient's head.
00:22:12Okay.
00:22:13I believe a cranial CT
00:22:14is necessary.
00:22:15It could indicate a rise
00:22:16in intracranial pressure.
00:22:18Do not listen to her nonsense.
00:22:21All your son's vitals
00:22:22are completely normal.
00:22:23There's no need
00:22:24for any extra tests.
00:22:25That's right.
00:22:26I even checked it myself.
00:22:28Everything is completely normal.
00:22:30She
00:22:31is cursing your son
00:22:33to die.
00:22:35You're the nurse
00:22:36from earlier, right?
00:22:37Why aren't you cursing my son?
00:22:39I'm not cursing your son.
00:22:40I'm just stating facts.
00:22:41These doctors,
00:22:42they say my son is fine.
00:22:44Why are you stirring things up?
00:22:46Just grab her
00:22:47and teach her a lesson.
00:22:48No, no.
00:22:48Relax.
00:22:50Mr. Torino,
00:22:50let us perform a CT scan first.
00:22:53All right,
00:22:53if she's wrong,
00:22:54blame her all you want.
00:22:54But if she's right,
00:22:55we can start treatment
00:22:56immediately.
00:22:57Lucas,
00:22:58are you suggesting
00:22:59that my decades
00:23:00of medical experience
00:23:02are somewhat less worthy
00:23:04than some rookie nurse's
00:23:05wild guess?
00:23:06Mr. Torino,
00:23:08drag this nobody nurse
00:23:09out of here now.
00:23:14Grab her now.
00:23:16Something's wrong.
00:23:17The boy's intracritical pressure
00:23:18is decreasing rapidly.
00:23:19And his heart rate
00:23:20is extremely unstable.
00:23:21He's crashing.
00:23:22What?
00:23:28This is impossible.
00:23:30All the vitals
00:23:30seem normal just now.
00:23:34What is going on?
00:23:35You told me
00:23:36that he would be okay.
00:23:37You said he was fine.
00:23:38Look,
00:23:39it wasn't me.
00:23:40It was Lucas and Cassie.
00:23:43They must have done
00:23:43something wrong
00:23:44during surgery.
00:23:45Well,
00:23:45let's just prepare
00:23:46for surgery.
00:23:48This is all your fault.
00:23:50Hey, come on.
00:23:51The boy's crashing
00:23:52because you
00:23:52disobeyed order
00:23:53and ignored protocol.
00:23:55Mr. Torino,
00:23:57are you really
00:23:57putting your son's
00:23:58life in hands
00:23:59of a nurse like her?
00:24:04Please.
00:24:05Please, sir.
00:24:06There's no time.
00:24:07Just trust me.
00:24:08I will save your son.
00:24:16Marcus.
00:24:18Grab her.
00:24:18I can't trust
00:24:20the nurse right now
00:24:20when I need
00:24:21our professional doctor.
00:24:22Listen, Mr. Torino,
00:24:23without Cassie
00:24:24in that operating room,
00:24:25your son would have
00:24:25already been gone.
00:24:26Now she's critical
00:24:27and he is in bad condition.
00:24:29Please, just please
00:24:30let us do our job.
00:24:32Lucas,
00:24:33why are you still
00:24:33defending her?
00:24:34Are you trying to ruin
00:24:35this hospital's reputation?
00:24:37I will stake my entire
00:24:37medical career on this,
00:24:39Mr. Torino.
00:24:39if this surgery fails,
00:24:41which it won't,
00:24:43I will resign
00:24:44from this hospital.
00:24:47And I'll never
00:24:47practice medicine again.
00:24:49Dr. Stone, you...
00:24:51Well,
00:24:52you just said it yourself.
00:24:54You better keep your word.
00:24:58Release her.
00:25:01But you remember your words
00:25:03because if anything
00:25:04happens to my son,
00:25:08the consequences
00:25:09will be way more
00:25:11than you can bear.
00:25:13Come on.
00:25:14I go.
00:25:17If Lucas is out,
00:25:19the director's position
00:25:21will be mine
00:25:22with no doubts.
00:25:28From now on,
00:25:30I will be leading the surgery.
00:25:31Dr. Stone,
00:25:31will you assist me?
00:25:32Yes.
00:25:34Freya,
00:25:34you're on instruments.
00:25:35And Rosalind,
00:25:36you'll be on
00:25:37vitals monitoring.
00:25:38What?
00:25:39Are you kidding me?
00:25:41You got lucky once
00:25:42and now you think
00:25:42you're in charge?
00:25:44This isn't some kind
00:25:45of a game, Cassie.
00:25:46You're not...
00:25:47You don't belong
00:25:48at the head of this table.
00:25:49If I move aside,
00:25:50can you handle it?
00:25:51Well,
00:25:52I mean,
00:25:53even if I can't,
00:25:55we still have Dr. Stone.
00:25:57It's not your turn
00:25:58to be in charge.
00:25:59And I'm not confident either.
00:26:01Listen,
00:26:02Cassie is the only one
00:26:03who accurately predicted
00:26:04every critical change.
00:26:05Only she can handle it.
00:26:07Maybe she just got lucky.
00:26:09Lucky?
00:26:09Really?
00:26:11Then how come
00:26:11I've never seen you
00:26:12get lucky
00:26:12not even once,
00:26:14Rosalind?
00:26:16Cassie,
00:26:17you have my full trust.
00:26:19I'll follow your lead.
00:26:22Let's begin.
00:26:24Let's begin.
00:26:25Let's begin.
00:26:26Let's begin.
00:26:26Let's begin.
00:26:27Let's begin.
00:26:40Patients' intracranial pressure
00:26:41is decreasing.
00:26:42Vital signs are stabilizing.
00:26:48I was right about her.
00:26:50Cassie has real skill.
00:26:58She might have spotted
00:26:59the issue, sure.
00:27:01But that's a far cry
00:27:02from being able to fix it.
00:27:04Once she gets
00:27:05Mr. Torino's son killed,
00:27:07then director's position
00:27:09will be mine.
00:27:12Tell me,
00:27:12is my son going to be all right?
00:27:14I'm talking to you.
00:27:16Is my son going to be all right or not?
00:27:19Well, that is really hard to say.
00:27:21She's just a new nurse.
00:27:23Now, even if she got lucky
00:27:26guessing what went wrong,
00:27:27there is no way
00:27:28she could deal
00:27:29with such a complex surgery.
00:27:32I hate to say this,
00:27:34but your son
00:27:36might not make it.
00:27:37Wait.
00:27:38Well, you are the associate director, right?
00:27:41Why don't you go in there,
00:27:43get rid of them,
00:27:44and save him yourself?
00:27:45Because it's too late
00:27:46for that now.
00:27:48Lucas and his team
00:27:49missed the critical window.
00:27:50There is nothing
00:27:51I can do about it now.
00:27:52At this point,
00:27:53the only one who could save him
00:27:54is the missing miracle doctor.
00:27:57As they stand,
00:27:58I fear the worst.
00:28:00You fear the worst.
00:28:04You're the worst.
00:28:07I can't lose my son!
00:28:14If my son
00:28:15doesn't make it
00:28:16out of there alive,
00:28:17everyone in this hospital
00:28:18will join him
00:28:19in the grave!
00:28:31This is all your fault.
00:28:33If you and Lucas
00:28:34hadn't acted recklessly,
00:28:35the patient would have
00:28:36walked out of here just fine.
00:28:39Surgery went perfect.
00:28:41You mean he's still alive?
00:28:43Yes.
00:28:45He's being sent over
00:28:46to the ICU shortly.
00:28:47You'll be able to see him soon.
00:28:50Thank you, God.
00:28:51Wait, wait, wait.
00:28:51This is impossible.
00:28:53Only the miracle doctor
00:28:55can complete such a complicated
00:28:56surgery in just 30 minutes.
00:28:58There is no way
00:29:00a rookie nurse like you
00:29:01could do that.
00:29:02The patient must be
00:29:03dead on the table.
00:29:04What are you saying?
00:29:06Are you hoping
00:29:07that something bad
00:29:08happened to my son?
00:29:10Mr. Torino,
00:29:11as associate director
00:29:13of this hospital,
00:29:15I have treated
00:29:16several difficult cases.
00:29:18Don't you trust
00:29:19my professional judgment?
00:29:21She is lying.
00:29:22How can you seriously believe
00:29:24that she is the one
00:29:25that did the...
00:29:29Hey, there.
00:29:30That must be your son.
00:29:31I told you she was lying.
00:29:33Wait, wait, wait.
00:29:34Where are you taking him?
00:29:35He was just pronounced dead.
00:29:37We're taking him
00:29:37to the morgue now.
00:29:41No, no, but...
00:29:44Seize her!
00:29:45No, no.
00:29:47What are you doing?
00:29:48No!
00:29:52No, Mr. Torino,
00:29:54I told you!
00:29:54The surgery went perfect!
00:29:56No, that's not your boy!
00:29:58Liar.
00:30:01You killed my boy.
00:30:06And you now deserve to live!
00:30:15Look at that.
00:30:18Does it look familiar?
00:30:20Oh, how does that feel?
00:30:23Does it feel cold?
00:30:27You don't deserve
00:30:28to wear this uniform.
00:30:30No!
00:30:31Please, no!
00:30:34Mr. Torino,
00:30:36this kind of arrogant fraud
00:30:38deserves whatever punishment
00:30:40she deserves.
00:30:51So, which hand
00:30:53did you use
00:30:55to kill my son?
00:30:59Well, that's okay.
00:31:02You don't have to say.
00:31:03I am going to
00:31:06cut
00:31:07each and every
00:31:09finger
00:31:10one by one!
00:31:14Hey, stop!
00:31:19What are you doing?
00:31:20Let her go!
00:31:21She killed my son.
00:31:23She deserves to pay.
00:31:24Hey!
00:31:29You okay?
00:31:36Who said your son
00:31:37is dead?
00:31:38The surgery
00:31:39was a success.
00:31:41Passy saved
00:31:41your boy's life.
00:31:42Lucas,
00:31:43you can't even
00:31:44save your career.
00:31:45And yet,
00:31:46you're still
00:31:46defending the nurse.
00:31:49The boy's body
00:31:50was just
00:31:50sent to the morgue.
00:31:52We all saw it.
00:31:53What body?
00:31:53What the fuck
00:31:54are you talking about?
00:31:56Sir!
00:31:59Where did you
00:32:00take my son?
00:32:01Was that
00:32:02my son?
00:32:03Your son?
00:32:04That's not possible.
00:32:05That was an elderly
00:32:05patient who passed
00:32:06away peacefully.
00:32:08Does that mean
00:32:08my son's not dead?
00:32:11Dad?
00:32:12Dad!
00:32:14Where are you?
00:32:16Leo?
00:32:17Leo?
00:32:18Leo, is that you?
00:32:20Go see for yourself.
00:32:34Hey, kid.
00:32:35How are you doing?
00:32:36You feeling okay?
00:32:38Dad,
00:32:38I thought
00:32:39I'd never see you again.
00:32:40Oh,
00:32:41that's nonsense.
00:32:42I got the best
00:32:43doctors in the world
00:32:44to look after you
00:32:45and now
00:32:45you're all better.
00:32:47Doctors?
00:32:48Where's that
00:32:49pretty lady
00:32:49who saved me?
00:32:50Was she the doctor
00:32:51you found?
00:32:52That was me, sweetheart.
00:32:54I'm the one
00:32:55who saved you.
00:32:56Remember?
00:33:00You...
00:33:00Come on.
00:33:01You're lying.
00:33:03I remember.
00:33:04It...
00:33:04It was that lady
00:33:05who saved me.
00:33:07Wait,
00:33:08what?
00:33:08What?
00:33:09No, sir.
00:33:10He just woke up.
00:33:11He must be very confused.
00:33:12Get this liar
00:33:13out of here.
00:33:14What?
00:33:15No, that's not true.
00:33:16Leo,
00:33:17that was me.
00:33:18You just don't remember.
00:33:19It was me.
00:33:20It's him,
00:33:20I swear.
00:33:22Get off me.
00:33:23I think she's the one
00:33:24that saved you, right?
00:33:25But that is impossible.
00:33:27The child had brain swelling,
00:33:30compressing his spinal nerve.
00:33:32How could a new nurse
00:33:33possibly save him?
00:33:35This was just dumb luck.
00:33:36Nothing more.
00:33:37Shut the fuck up.
00:33:38I never should have listened
00:33:39to a single word
00:33:40out of your stupid mouth.
00:33:41Now get it out of here.
00:33:46Oh, Miss Cassie.
00:34:01Miss Cassie,
00:34:03please.
00:34:04I owe you everything.
00:34:06I shouldn't have listened
00:34:07to the lies.
00:34:08And I almost did something
00:34:10I would have regretted forever.
00:34:12Please accept this
00:34:13and punish me.
00:34:16No, please.
00:34:18It's my duty to save lives.
00:34:22Well then,
00:34:24maybe I can offer you
00:34:25something else.
00:34:26A new house,
00:34:27a luxury car,
00:34:28a trip,
00:34:29anything that my family
00:34:30can do for you,
00:34:31we will.
00:34:32Please.
00:34:33It's not necessary.
00:34:36I didn't save your boy's life
00:34:37for anything in return.
00:34:40I just couldn't stand
00:34:41and watch a life slip away
00:34:43right in front of me.
00:34:45You should stay with your son now.
00:34:46I should go.
00:34:48Well, please, please,
00:34:49Miss Cassie, wait.
00:34:51Here.
00:34:54This is my personal card.
00:34:57It has my direct
00:34:58contact information.
00:35:01Please,
00:35:02you might need something
00:35:03one day.
00:35:05Is that
00:35:05Mr. Torino's
00:35:07personal card?
00:35:08He almost never gives that out.
00:35:10That card's like a promise
00:35:11from one of the most powerful
00:35:12families in the country.
00:35:14Cassie,
00:35:15take it.
00:35:16It's not that hard.
00:35:16Take it.
00:35:23I'm the only one here
00:35:24that deserves his card.
00:35:26That damn nurse
00:35:27stole everything
00:35:27that should have been mine.
00:35:29I'll make sure
00:35:30she won't be around
00:35:30much longer.
00:35:36Miss Cassie.
00:35:38Look,
00:35:38I want you to know
00:35:40because of you
00:35:41we were able to save
00:35:42Mr. Torino's son
00:35:43and I,
00:35:43hey,
00:35:44I knew
00:35:45that you could do it.
00:35:47Oh,
00:35:47totally.
00:35:48That surgery's the only one
00:35:49that the miracle doctor
00:35:50could have done
00:35:50in such a short period of time.
00:35:52It's too bad
00:35:53that she went missing
00:35:53years ago.
00:35:55Starting a chance
00:35:56you're the miracle doctor?
00:36:02Me?
00:36:03Yep.
00:36:04Connected to the miracle doctor.
00:36:08Don't be ridiculous.
00:36:09I'm just a nurse.
00:36:12Anyway,
00:36:12I've got somewhere to be.
00:36:14I wasn't,
00:36:15I,
00:36:15I,
00:36:16why is she always
00:36:17leaving in such a hurry?
00:36:23You know,
00:36:24I actually have
00:36:24something I need
00:36:25to take care of too.
00:36:30Cassie!
00:36:32Cassie!
00:36:32Cassie,
00:36:33wait!
00:36:34Cassie!
00:36:35Hey!
00:36:37Aye, aye, aye.
00:36:38You're making me run up that hill.
00:36:39Listen,
00:36:40I want to ask you something.
00:36:41What?
00:36:42Are you hiding something from us?
00:36:43Oh no.
00:36:45He's questioning my identity again.
00:36:47Because I thought you were a trainee
00:36:49with no real experience.
00:36:50Because after what I saw,
00:36:52you pull off that surgery.
00:36:53It's like you were doing it
00:36:54over a hundred times.
00:36:55Okay,
00:36:55you weren't just
00:36:56good
00:36:57in there.
00:36:58God,
00:36:58you were extraordinary.
00:37:00Do you know what I'm saying?
00:37:02It's just a coincidence.
00:37:03A coincidence.
00:37:04Okay.
00:37:06Really,
00:37:06you expect me to believe that?
00:37:08A nurse
00:37:08pulling off a surgery
00:37:09that complex
00:37:10at that level of skill.
00:37:12Come on.
00:37:13Who are you,
00:37:14Cassie?
00:37:14I'm just a nurse.
00:37:16Okay,
00:37:16nothing more.
00:37:19Somebody help me,
00:37:20please,
00:37:21my husband!
00:37:22Please,
00:37:23can you help?
00:37:25Somebody help me,
00:37:26please,
00:37:26my husband!
00:37:28No!
00:37:31Please,
00:37:31please,
00:37:32please,
00:37:32my husband!
00:37:33Please,
00:37:33somebody help me,
00:37:34please!
00:37:34Please,
00:37:35my husband!
00:37:35He's gonna die!
00:37:39Somebody!
00:37:40Is he ODing?
00:37:41Probably just another drink.
00:37:42He doesn't,
00:37:43he doesn't use drugs!
00:37:44No!
00:37:59I'm a doctor.
00:38:00Let me take a look.
00:38:01Okay.
00:38:11Cassie has a black mole
00:38:13in the exact same spot
00:38:14as the miracle doctor.
00:38:16It's acute pancreatitis.
00:38:17Call the hospital
00:38:18and get the equipment
00:38:19and team ready.
00:38:19Copy that.
00:38:20Yes, ma'am.
00:38:22Thank you so much
00:38:23for helping.
00:38:24Of course.
00:38:25The doctor.
00:38:26I'm not gonna just
00:38:27sit on the sidelines
00:38:27and watch,
00:38:28okay?
00:38:28All right,
00:38:29listen to me.
00:38:29We need something
00:38:30to keep him warm.
00:38:31Find any clothes,
00:38:32a blanket,
00:38:33whatever.
00:38:33We just need to keep him
00:38:34from going into shock.
00:38:34I'll handle the rest.
00:38:35Okay?
00:38:36Go.
00:38:37Okay,
00:38:37please,
00:38:38please,
00:38:38please,
00:38:39help.
00:38:39Help my husband,
00:38:40please.
00:38:40Do you have anything?
00:38:41Ma'am,
00:38:42please, ma'am.
00:38:42Oh, don't touch me,
00:38:44you filthy beggar!
00:38:45This is limited edition.
00:38:51I'm begging you,
00:38:54my husband is dying.
00:38:55Please.
00:38:56I'll do anything you want
00:38:58after what I've lost.
00:39:02God,
00:39:02there's no time!
00:39:14Don't do this!
00:39:16The puke,
00:39:16it's so disgusting!
00:39:18You're gonna get
00:39:18your clothes all dirty!
00:39:20Saving lives
00:39:20is more important.
00:39:21Clothes can be replaced,
00:39:22lives can't!
00:39:25Thank you,
00:39:26thank you so much
00:39:26for helping.
00:39:28I have a scarf.
00:39:34Is it for Patty?
00:39:35Yes.
00:39:38The paramedics are on the way,
00:39:39how's he doing?
00:39:40It's progressed,
00:39:41he's bleeding internally,
00:39:41we're on the clock.
00:39:42Are you serious?
00:39:43He could die in a minute.
00:40:09He's got diffused
00:40:11intra-addominal bleeding.
00:40:12We have at most
00:40:14a 30-minute window,
00:40:15so we need an emergency
00:40:16laparotomy right now
00:40:17to stop the bleeding.
00:40:18Let's move him to the OR,
00:40:19let's get prepped for surgery,
00:40:20open those doors,
00:40:21let's go!
00:40:22Hey, hey, hey!
00:40:23What are you doing?
00:40:33Oh, jeez,
00:40:34that smell.
00:40:35Who invited this homeless man
00:40:37into this hospital?
00:40:38We're not charity.
00:40:40Did she even afford treatment?
00:40:42This is an emergency.
00:40:43The patient's life
00:40:43is more important
00:40:44than payment right now.
00:40:45I don't remember
00:40:45asking your opinion.
00:40:46You're a nurse.
00:40:48Marcus,
00:40:49the patient has
00:40:49acute pancreatitis.
00:40:51He's in critical condition,
00:40:52okay?
00:40:52We'll sort the bill out
00:40:53once he's stable.
00:40:54Let's go!
00:40:54No!
00:40:55Ridiculous.
00:40:56No payment,
00:40:57no treatment.
00:40:58How do you expect
00:40:58this hospital to survive?
00:41:00Doctor,
00:41:00I have money.
00:41:02I have money.
00:41:02Please, please,
00:41:03please save him first.
00:41:04Get lost.
00:41:07That amount of pathetic money
00:41:08isn't going to cover anything.
00:41:10Doctor,
00:41:10my husband is dying.
00:41:11Please,
00:41:12save him.
00:41:13Why should we care
00:41:14whether he lives or dies?
00:41:16If you can't afford surgery,
00:41:17then don't come to a hospital.
00:41:20No money,
00:41:21no treatment.
00:41:22Who said she can't afford it?
00:41:23I will pay for your surgery
00:41:25with my salary.
00:41:26Oh my God.
00:41:28You?
00:41:29A low-level nurse?
00:41:31Your pay won't even come
00:41:32with a coffee bill, honey.
00:41:33Okay,
00:41:34then take mine.
00:41:34Let's go.
00:41:35Do the surgery.
00:41:37I'll raise the money.
00:41:39Me too.
00:41:41Oh,
00:41:41thank you so much.
00:41:43This means so much.
00:41:44I'll pay you back after.
00:41:45I promise.
00:41:46Doctor,
00:41:47please,
00:41:47take the money.
00:41:48Tell them to start the surgery.
00:41:49Please.
00:41:59I just wasted my time
00:42:01walking out here.
00:42:02You cold-blooded bastard.
00:42:05Hey.
00:42:05I'm going to show the whole world
00:42:06what kind of person
00:42:07runs this hospital.
00:42:08What the hell are you doing?
00:42:09You're creating a sheen
00:42:10outside the hospital.
00:42:11We're wasting time.
00:42:13Patient is critical.
00:42:14They have the funds.
00:42:16Let's move them
00:42:16into the operating table.
00:42:17Let's go.
00:42:18Fine.
00:42:20But this one's on you,
00:42:21Dr. Stone.
00:42:22Don't you dare
00:42:23screw this up
00:42:24and drag down
00:42:25this hospital's reputation.
00:42:27You got it?
00:42:28Okay.
00:42:29You.
00:42:31Go deal with billing.
00:42:32Not a single cent short.
00:42:34Understand?
00:42:36I'll go pay now.
00:42:39The rest of you,
00:42:40put down your phones
00:42:41and clear the area.
00:42:42Open up those doors.
00:42:43Let's go.
00:42:44There's nothing to see here.
00:42:46All right,
00:42:46bring them in.
00:42:52Move, move.
00:42:56Guys,
00:42:56he's getting worse.
00:42:57He's still run out of time.
00:42:58We've got to go now.
00:43:00Wait,
00:43:01hey, hey, hey.
00:43:01He is practically dead.
00:43:10He is practically dead.
00:43:12What the hell
00:43:13did you even bring him
00:43:13here to this hospital for?
00:43:15Take him away.
00:43:16Pushing him out now
00:43:17is the same as killing him.
00:43:18What kind of doctor are you?
00:43:19Dr. Stone,
00:43:20perhaps you don't really
00:43:21understand the gravity
00:43:23of the problem, right?
00:43:24The mortality rate
00:43:25for his condition
00:43:26is over 90%.
00:43:28With our hospital's resources,
00:43:30you're practically
00:43:31giving him a death sentence
00:43:32with his surgery.
00:43:33And that doesn't mean
00:43:34we just give up.
00:43:35Hey, hey, hey.
00:43:36I'm not saying give up.
00:43:37I'm saying we transfer
00:43:39him to another hospital
00:43:40with better medical facilities.
00:43:41That way,
00:43:42we can keep
00:43:43our reputation clean
00:43:44and maybe,
00:43:45just maybe,
00:43:46he might have
00:43:46a fighting chance.
00:43:47He's already crashing.
00:43:48If we transfer him now,
00:43:49he'll be dead
00:43:49before he gets there.
00:43:51You're just trying
00:43:52to dodge responsibility.
00:43:53Dr. Stone,
00:43:54you know what?
00:43:55Maybe that's right.
00:43:56What about you?
00:43:57Oh, you want to be the hero.
00:43:59But are you so sure
00:44:00that you're not going
00:44:01to lose him on the table?
00:44:02I...
00:44:03Dr. Stone,
00:44:04now it's not the time
00:44:06to show off.
00:44:06Think.
00:44:07Be smart.
00:44:08Now,
00:44:09the associate director,
00:44:10he's thinking about
00:44:12what's best for our hospital.
00:44:14Let's go.
00:44:15Transfer the patient.
00:44:16This hospital
00:44:17is not performing
00:44:18this surgery.
00:44:19Who says we can't
00:44:20do the surgery?
00:44:21I will do the surgery.
00:44:23We can still save him.
00:44:24Come on.
00:44:24You again.
00:44:25Cassie,
00:44:26what do you think
00:44:26you are,
00:44:26the miracle doctor?
00:44:27Ha!
00:44:28I wouldn't even
00:44:29attempt the surgery,
00:44:30let alone allow
00:44:31a low-level nurse like you.
00:44:33Marcus,
00:44:33I trust Cassie.
00:44:35Based on her technique
00:44:36and how accurately
00:44:37she assessed the patient,
00:44:38she is the most capable
00:44:39person that I have ever seen.
00:44:40Cassie,
00:44:41go get ready for surgery.
00:44:42There's no time.
00:44:43Okay?
00:44:45Look,
00:44:45if anything happens,
00:44:46I will take full responsibility.
00:44:48Right?
00:44:49Fine,
00:44:49Dr. Stone,
00:44:51but you are not
00:44:51stepping foot
00:44:52inside my hospital.
00:44:53You understand me?
00:44:55I'm not having a patient
00:44:56die on my watch.
00:44:57You want to do this?
00:44:58You do it out there
00:45:00in that damn ambulance.
00:45:02You got it?
00:45:07Doctor,
00:45:07I paid everything.
00:45:09Where is my husband?
00:45:10What happens to your husband
00:45:11is now none of my business.
00:45:14Doctor,
00:45:15I paid everything.
00:45:16Where is my husband?
00:45:17Why aren't you helping him?
00:45:18Your husband has acute
00:45:20necrotizing pancreatitis.
00:45:22Now,
00:45:22there's only a 30-minute
00:45:23golden window of treatment,
00:45:25but we can't treat that here.
00:45:26I was trying to transfer him
00:45:28to another hospital,
00:45:30but those
00:45:30so-called doctors in there
00:45:32are insisting
00:45:33that they handle it themselves.
00:45:36I'm telling you,
00:45:37it looks pretty grim.
00:45:39But that nice lady doctor,
00:45:41she helped us first.
00:45:42She wouldn't let him die.
00:45:44Was it you?
00:45:45Are you the one
00:45:46trying to kill him?
00:45:47You looked down on us
00:45:48from the beginning.
00:45:49You never intended to help us.
00:45:50You obviously don't know,
00:45:52do you?
00:45:53Oh,
00:45:55you see,
00:45:55that kind doctor of yours,
00:45:58she's not even a real doctor.
00:46:00Mm-mm.
00:46:00She's a nursing intern.
00:46:03And most of the time,
00:46:04she's gripping toilets.
00:46:05Ew.
00:46:06I'm a nursing.
00:46:07A nursing intern?
00:46:08Yeah.
00:46:10Yeah.
00:46:10She really doesn't know
00:46:11how to do surgery.
00:46:13In fact,
00:46:14she's been using
00:46:15her husband to practice on.
00:46:17Now,
00:46:17in his condition,
00:46:19already at the high sense of risk,
00:46:21I mean,
00:46:22who is going to investigate
00:46:23if,
00:46:24God forbid,
00:46:26she kills him?
00:46:27It's impossible.
00:46:28No.
00:46:29No.
00:46:30I can't believe it.
00:46:31That kind of woman
00:46:33is just a rich man.
00:46:35Yeah.
00:46:36This is insane.
00:46:37Playing with someone's life,
00:46:39I won't stand for it.
00:46:40Huh?
00:46:42Oh.
00:46:42Oh.
00:46:42Go in there,
00:46:43break him out,
00:46:44and save him.
00:46:45Yes.
00:46:45We can't let her kill my husband.
00:46:48Oh.
00:46:55Open up.
00:46:56Open the door.
00:46:56Open the door.
00:47:12Okay.
00:47:12Stop this.
00:47:13Stop this.
00:47:13Someone's trying to break in.
00:47:14This is the most critical part of surgery.
00:47:15If they break you down,
00:47:16the whole operation will fail.
00:47:17We'll be leaving.
00:47:19Open up.
00:47:20Don't do that.
00:47:21Okay.
00:47:21Well,
00:47:21the surgery needs you guys,
00:47:22so I'm going to go check.
00:47:28All right.
00:47:29Fran.
00:47:30Please.
00:47:36What are you doing?
00:47:38There's a patient being treated inside.
00:47:41We're surrounded by doctors,
00:47:42and you let an intern operate?
00:47:44That's not treatment.
00:47:45That's murder.
00:47:46Yeah.
00:47:47We have to stop the so-called treatment
00:47:49before that intern kills my husband.
00:47:51No, no, no, no.
00:47:51You have to trust Cassie.
00:47:52She knows what she's doing.
00:47:53She will save him, okay?
00:47:54A low-level nurse?
00:47:55What does she know about surgery?
00:47:58Don't say I didn't warn you,
00:47:59but it's been awfully quiet in there.
00:48:02I think your husband might already be there.
00:48:05Oh, my husband.
00:48:06Give me back my husband.
00:48:08Give me back my husband.
00:48:09Oh, my husband.
00:48:27Let me fire!
00:48:27Surgery was successful.
00:48:29He's stable now, but he needs post-monitoring.
00:48:31Oh, thank God.
00:48:33You mean he's going to be okay?
00:48:34He'll be fine.
00:48:35He just needs some time to recover.
00:48:36Oh, absolutely.
00:48:39Are you the surgeon that saved my husband?
00:48:41Thank you so much.
00:48:43It's all because of Cassie.
00:48:44She's the reason he's alive right now.
00:48:50This can't be.
00:48:51She did all the treatment in less than half an hour?
00:48:56What were you all doing out here?
00:48:59We were just checking on the patient.
00:49:01We were just making sure that everything was okay.
00:49:04That's...
00:49:04That's all.
00:49:05It's impossible.
00:49:07That kind of surgery under those conditions?
00:49:09Only the miracle doctor could pull that off.
00:49:12There's no way a little nurse like her could do that.
00:49:16Your husband was probably killed by her.
00:49:19You know what?
00:49:19You have been against my husband since the very beginning,
00:49:22and you have made me able to turn on the very benefactor
00:49:24that saved my husband.
00:49:26Wait, what's going on?
00:49:27I'll get you!
00:49:28Hey, what the hell are you doing?
00:49:29Hey!
00:49:34Thank you so much.
00:49:35I...
00:49:36I'm so sorry that I didn't trust you.
00:49:38I hope that you can forgive me.
00:49:40It's fine.
00:49:42But I'm not the one you should be apologizing to.
00:49:44Freya is.
00:49:45It's okay.
00:49:46You were worried about your husband, and I understand.
00:49:49Just go check on him.
00:49:54Oh my God, I was so worried.
00:49:57I didn't think you were going to be able to do a surgery like that
00:49:59in an ambulance.
00:50:00I mean, it's amazing, dude.
00:50:02I used to work as a combat doctor, so...
00:50:05Yeah?
00:50:05Yeah, in war zones.
00:50:06So this ambulance is nothing compared to the treatment conditions there.
00:50:10She served in a war zone.
00:50:12The miracle doctor who once saved my life from the field.
00:50:15It has to be her.
00:50:16But why won't she admit it?
00:50:23Take him away!
00:50:29It's all because of this Cassie.
00:50:32She's ruining my plans time and time again.
00:50:35Yeah, and now the whole hospital is laughing at us.
00:50:38What should we do?
00:50:39Um, wait a second.
00:50:43I seem to recall...
00:50:45You have a cousin.
00:50:48Isn't he, uh, a local gangster?
00:50:51Yes.
00:50:52What do you mean?
00:50:54Tell him to take care of things.
00:50:57Quietly.
00:50:59Make it clean.
00:51:02Make sure she doesn't hold a scalpel.
00:51:05Again.
00:51:07Hmm.
00:51:09That.
00:51:10It's a brilliant idea.
00:51:13Let's see how she plays a hero with a crippled hand.
00:51:17Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
00:51:32My beautiful daughter.
00:51:33You're here.
00:51:35I saw these at the market today.
00:51:36Thought you'd like them.
00:51:39Daisies, huh?
00:51:40You used to pick those at the park for your mom, remember?
00:51:46Oh, I'm sorry.
00:51:48I didn't mean to bring up the...
00:51:50Oh, by the way, I heard what you did at the hospital.
00:51:53You're incredible.
00:51:55You know, it's been, um...
00:51:57It's been three years since the incident, but you made your way back.
00:51:59And I'm so very proud of you.
00:52:02How are you feeling today?
00:52:03I'm fine.
00:52:05I'm fine.
00:52:05The important thing is that you remember the incident back then.
00:52:08It was not your fault.
00:52:10It was...
00:52:11Dad?
00:52:13Are you okay?
00:52:16Dad?
00:52:16Somebody help!
00:52:31This way.
00:52:33Based on the results, your father's blood arsenic levels are 15 times that of the normal range.
00:52:39Hair samples suggest chronic exposure of over six months.
00:52:42Thankfully, we caught this in time.
00:52:44Any longer than it could have been fatal.
00:52:51You're not leaving me, Dad.
00:52:52I'm gonna find out who did this, and I swear I'll make them pay.
00:53:12Hi.
00:53:14Mr. Torino?
00:53:15I need that favor.
00:53:16Could you see if anyone suspicious was near my father, Richard White, lately?
00:53:20Anyone.
00:53:21Staff.
00:53:21Cleaners.
00:53:22Visitors.
00:53:22I need names.
00:53:25Hey.
00:53:26I'm so sorry.
00:53:27I'm being to scare you.
00:53:28Are you okay?
00:53:29Yeah.
00:53:29What's up?
00:53:30Um, I was thinking, um, are you off work yet?
00:53:35Dinner?
00:53:36My treat?
00:53:37Yeah.
00:53:38Sounds good.
00:53:39Starving.
00:53:43So, it's, uh, it's not bad, right?
00:53:47No, it's not bad at all.
00:53:48Thanks.
00:53:50If you like it, we can come here more often.
00:53:53I just, it's the food, you know, it's good, and, um, it's, the hospital's right there.
00:53:57That's all I, you know.
00:53:58Sure.
00:54:01Your necklace is beautiful.
00:54:04This?
00:54:06I got it in Iran.
00:54:08I quite like it.
00:54:10Well, you've been to Iran?
00:54:13Yeah, I stayed there for a while.
00:54:16Cassie, I, I want to ask you something.
00:54:23Are you the miracle doctor?
00:54:28Uh, what makes you think I'm the miracle doctor?
00:54:31Because I met her once before.
00:54:34And she has the exact tiny mole right there.
00:54:37Same as you.
00:54:43And she has the exact tiny mole right there.
00:54:47Same as you.
00:54:49Must be a coincidence.
00:54:53Shoot.
00:54:54Uh, I have to go.
00:54:55I'm so sorry.
00:54:56I really gotta go.
00:54:57I'm sorry.
00:54:58Uh, thank you.
00:55:00Cassie, wait.
00:55:02Hey, hey, hey, Cassie.
00:55:05Cassie.
00:55:06Cassie, I know it's you.
00:55:07You're the miracle doctor.
00:55:09Nobody could do what you did.
00:55:10Those operations were practically impossible.
00:55:13But I know you're hiding your identity.
00:55:15And I promise you,
00:55:16Hey, your secret is safe with me.
00:55:19It's the point of having all these great gifts
00:55:20if you're worthless.
00:55:21What?
00:55:23You're not worthless.
00:55:24You're incredible.
00:55:26Cassie, because of you,
00:55:27Mr. Torino's son is alive.
00:55:30And because of you,
00:55:31Raymond was saved in time.
00:55:33And because of you,
00:55:35I'm standing here.
00:55:37Right now.
00:55:38You.
00:55:40What does this have to do with you?
00:55:41Do you remember saving an army doctor
00:55:44in Iran three years ago?
00:55:47Hey, you're good.
00:55:48You're good.
00:55:49You okay?
00:55:50You're good.
00:55:51Stay with us.
00:55:51Stay with us.
00:55:52You're good.
00:55:54Let me see.
00:55:58It's you.
00:55:59Because of you,
00:56:00I'm alive.
00:56:01I mean,
00:56:02I heard so many amazing stories about you.
00:56:05Treating patients
00:56:05and saving lives out there
00:56:07in that environment.
00:56:08You are incredible.
00:56:10Funny.
00:56:12I could save lives of strangers
00:56:14on the battlefield,
00:56:15but
00:56:17with my mother,
00:56:18I couldn't save her.
00:56:20What happened to her?
00:56:21If you don't mind me asking.
00:56:23She had late stage endometrial cancer.
00:56:26There's nothing I could do to stop it.
00:56:28I mean,
00:56:28you need her pain.
00:56:34There's nothing I could do to stop it.
00:56:36I mean,
00:56:36you need her pain.
00:56:37Mom,
00:56:38we found a treatment.
00:56:39We can do the surgery next week.
00:56:41Gonna be okay.
00:56:43My brilliant girl.
00:56:45When I get better,
00:56:47I'll make your favorite.
00:56:50Vanilla cupcakes.
00:56:53Deal.
00:56:54Hmm?
00:56:55I haven't had them sleep forever.
00:56:57Hmm.
00:57:05CBP over 25.
00:57:06Lip pressure's dropping.
00:57:08Pressure and blood transfusion.
00:57:10Prepare the vascular clamps.
00:57:16Doctor,
00:57:17her heartbeat stopped.
00:57:18We've lost her.
00:57:22Watched her die right in front of me.
00:57:25Cassie,
00:57:26Cassie,
00:57:27Cassie,
00:57:28any doctor would have had the same results with that disease.
00:57:31It is not your fault.
00:57:37My mom was the reason I became a doctor in the first place.
00:57:41I just wanted to protect the people that I love,
00:57:43and in the end,
00:57:43I failed.
00:57:44Cassie,
00:57:44sometimes even the best can't beat death.
00:57:47Like you couldn't save your mom.
00:57:48But you saved so many others.
00:57:51But you saved so many others.
00:57:52fathers,
00:57:53kids.
00:57:53That doesn't make you a failure.
00:57:56That makes you a hero.
00:58:05My pleasure.
00:58:14I can't just stand here and watch my savior in so much pain.
00:58:25I live right up here.
00:58:29Wait.
00:58:37Well,
00:58:38well,
00:58:38well,
00:58:39well,
00:58:39what do we have here?
00:58:44Well,
00:58:45well,
00:58:45well,
00:58:46what do we have here?
00:58:52What do you want?
00:58:53Back off,
00:58:54you punk.
00:58:56If you know what's good for you.
00:58:59We
00:59:00are here for her.
00:59:03Who say you?
00:59:06Too many questions.
00:59:08You're asking for it.
00:59:12Ah!
00:59:13Wait, wait, wait, wait!
00:59:15Ah!
00:59:22Lucas, look out!
00:59:27Lucas!
00:59:32This,
00:59:33I have Vincent Torino's personal card.
00:59:35Whoever has this card,
00:59:36he'll do anything for them.
00:59:41Boss,
00:59:41Mr. Torino does have some of those cards.
00:59:43Word is,
00:59:44give it to a doctor recently.
00:59:45Could it be her?
00:59:48Let's go.
00:59:55This is so bad.
00:59:56You gotta get to the hospital now,
00:59:57okay?
00:59:58Get up.
00:59:59Come on.
01:00:08This is not looking good.
01:00:10Multiple fractures,
01:00:11torn ligaments,
01:00:13the most serious injuries,
01:00:14the nerve damage in the film.
01:00:16Ligaments can heal,
01:00:18but nerve damage cannot be repaired.
01:00:20Cassie,
01:00:21this is all your fault.
01:00:22Do you know how many patients
01:00:23are waiting on him
01:00:24to save their lives?
01:00:25I mean,
01:00:26you've completely ruined his career.
01:00:28Ashley,
01:00:29this has nothing to do with Cassie.
01:00:32Besides,
01:00:32her hands,
01:00:34they're more precious than mine,
01:00:35so as long as she's okay,
01:00:37everything is worth it.
01:00:39Your career isn't over.
01:00:46What's the plan?
01:00:47Surgery.
01:00:48Operate and suture each nerve.
01:00:50Surgery nerves?
01:00:52Hmm.
01:00:53How ambitious.
01:00:55Now,
01:00:55Cassie,
01:00:56tell me,
01:00:57how exactly do you plan on
01:01:00a suture nerves
01:01:01with crippled hands?
01:01:02What are you doing here?
01:01:04Well,
01:01:05I heard that one of our star nurses
01:01:07had a little accident.
01:01:09I thought I should at least
01:01:10show some concern to our staff,
01:01:13since I am Associate Director.
01:01:16Cassie,
01:01:17young people should really
01:01:18never try to show off.
01:01:20You're suffering the consequences now.
01:01:23Your hands are ruined.
01:01:24You're never going to perform
01:01:25surgery again.
01:01:27Uh-huh.
01:01:27Oh.
01:01:30Wait.
01:01:32You're the one who's injured.
01:01:34Cassie,
01:01:35your hands,
01:01:35they're fine?
01:01:37So,
01:01:38it's Lucas
01:01:39whose hand is ruined.
01:01:40That means
01:01:41the director position
01:01:42is mine now.
01:01:43Well,
01:01:44that works too.
01:01:45Oh.
01:01:46What's the matter,
01:01:47Marcus, huh?
01:01:48Because you do look
01:01:48a little disappointed.
01:01:50Did you think it was Cassie
01:01:51who got hurt?
01:01:52No, no,
01:01:52of course not.
01:01:53Then please,
01:01:54step outside,
01:01:55because we're still
01:01:56discussing the treatment plan.
01:01:58What?
01:02:01You think
01:02:01you can do
01:02:03nerve reconstruction
01:02:05on a hand?
01:02:06Yes,
01:02:07that's right.
01:02:09Are you out of your mind?
01:02:11Do you think
01:02:11suturing is
01:02:12something like
01:02:13sewing clothes?
01:02:16Who here
01:02:17would dare
01:02:17try that?
01:02:18Not me.
01:02:20Not me.
01:02:21Oh.
01:02:23Do you trust me?
01:02:31I know you can pull this off.
01:02:35Dr. Stone,
01:02:37I know you're desperate
01:02:39to get your hand back,
01:02:41but, um,
01:02:42well,
01:02:43you're putting your trust
01:02:44in the wrong person.
01:02:49now with your condition.
01:02:50The only person
01:02:52who has a shot
01:02:53of success
01:02:54is,
01:02:54and that is
01:02:55the missing miracle doctor.
01:02:58Well, then there's
01:02:59something that you should have.
01:03:02She is the miracle doctor.
01:03:13She's the miracle doctor?
01:03:17A low-level nurse like her?
01:03:19Please,
01:03:19don't be ridiculous.
01:03:21Dr. Stone,
01:03:22I thought
01:03:23you hurt your hand,
01:03:24not your brain.
01:03:27The miracle doctor
01:03:28vanished three years ago.
01:03:30You really think
01:03:32she's been hiding out
01:03:33in his
01:03:33second-grader?
01:03:37Let's make a bet.
01:03:39Oh,
01:03:40a bet?
01:03:41On what?
01:03:43Cassie pulls
01:03:43his surgery off.
01:03:45No more harassment,
01:03:47no more interfering,
01:03:48and no more blocking us
01:03:49from saving patients.
01:03:50Mm-hmm.
01:03:51Oh.
01:03:52Okay.
01:03:56But,
01:03:57if she failed,
01:04:00you both resign.
01:04:02And,
01:04:03neither of you
01:04:04ever enter
01:04:05the medical field
01:04:06again.
01:04:10Deal.
01:04:12Well,
01:04:13I can't wait
01:04:14to see you again
01:04:15when you've lost
01:04:15both your hand
01:04:17and your job.
01:04:20Bye.
01:04:24Are you sure
01:04:25you trust me
01:04:25this much?
01:04:27I mean,
01:04:27this surgery could
01:04:28leave your hand
01:04:29damaged forever.
01:04:30I just couldn't
01:04:31stand the way
01:04:32they were talking
01:04:32about you.
01:04:34If my hand
01:04:35is really done for,
01:04:40I guess you'll
01:04:41stop taking care
01:04:42of me.
01:04:43Then let's make sure
01:04:45that definitely
01:04:45doesn't happen.
01:04:50The moment
01:04:51she fails,
01:04:52she's done here.
01:04:53And after that,
01:04:55I'll come for her
01:04:56myself.
01:05:02Hey,
01:05:04don't put pressure
01:05:04on yourself.
01:05:07because I trust you.
01:05:10When you wake up,
01:05:10your hand will be
01:05:11just fine.
01:05:3110 hours already?
01:05:33Why aren't
01:05:33they out yet?
01:05:34She's probably hiding
01:05:35inside because
01:05:36the surgery failed.
01:05:38Too ashamed to face us.
01:05:41Cassie's little show
01:05:42will amount to anything.
01:05:49Surgery failed, right?
01:05:50Dr. Stone will never
01:05:52wake up.
01:05:53You killed Dr. Stone?
01:05:55You murderer!
01:05:56You should be
01:05:56executed!
01:05:57Wait,
01:05:57don't worry,
01:05:58everyone.
01:05:58I'll make sure
01:05:59she gets kicked
01:06:00out of the hospital
01:06:01and sent to prison.
01:06:04What are you
01:06:04talking about?
01:06:05Don't you know
01:06:06that patients need
01:06:07time after anesthesia
01:06:08to wake up?
01:06:08The surgery was
01:06:09successful.
01:06:10Bullshit.
01:06:12His hand was
01:06:12shredded.
01:06:13There is no way
01:06:14it will ever work
01:06:15again.
01:06:16Security!
01:06:17Arrest this
01:06:18murderer.
01:06:19No,
01:06:20no,
01:06:20the surgery
01:06:22was successful.
01:06:23I was able
01:06:23to reattach
01:06:24every nerve.
01:06:25Please!
01:06:27He's in a coma.
01:06:29Who's going to
01:06:29back up your story?
01:06:30Huh?
01:06:31Just don't
01:06:32listen to her
01:06:33nonsense.
01:06:33Take this fraud
01:06:34down to the
01:06:35police station
01:06:36immediately.
01:06:41Let go of me!
01:06:49They moved!
01:06:51What move?
01:06:52His hand is moving
01:06:53right after surgery.
01:06:54This is miraculous.
01:06:57This is impossible.
01:06:59Something's wrong.
01:07:02Marcus.
01:07:05You forget about
01:07:06our bed?
01:07:08Just because the
01:07:09hand moved
01:07:10doesn't mean it's
01:07:11fully functional.
01:07:13Associate Director,
01:07:13are you going back
01:07:14on your word again?
01:07:15It's okay.
01:07:15It's okay.
01:07:17It's okay.
01:07:18What's important
01:07:19is that
01:07:19Lucas's hand
01:07:20is okay.
01:07:26I hope that
01:07:27an incident like
01:07:27this doesn't
01:07:28happen again.
01:07:29Because if it
01:07:30does,
01:07:32you'll definitely
01:07:33regret it.
01:07:34You...
01:07:42what did she mean?
01:07:44How dare she
01:07:45threaten me like
01:07:46that?
01:07:48What's your next move?
01:07:51Are we just going to
01:07:52let some nurse walk
01:07:53all over us?
01:07:55Don't worry.
01:07:56Their arrogance
01:07:57won't last much
01:07:58longer.
01:08:01Call the rehab
01:08:02center.
01:08:03Double the dosage.
01:08:05I can't wait
01:08:06to be the direct.
01:08:20get some rest.
01:08:21I'll take this
01:08:22outside.
01:08:24Miss Cassie,
01:08:25my people
01:08:26tracked every
01:08:27suspect
01:08:28and finally
01:08:28narrowed it down
01:08:29to one person
01:08:30and her name
01:08:31is...
01:08:33So it is her.
01:08:36Thank you,
01:08:36Mr. Torino.
01:08:37Keep digging.
01:08:38I need concrete
01:08:39proof.
01:08:39And I doubt
01:08:41she's working
01:08:41alone.
01:08:42Glad I could
01:08:43help.
01:08:45If I'm guessing
01:08:46right,
01:08:46the same person
01:08:47is behind
01:08:48both incidents.
01:08:54I'm starting
01:08:55to feel like
01:08:56Bionicle Man.
01:08:57You know what?
01:09:02You have been
01:09:03healing really
01:09:03quickly.
01:09:05Give it a little
01:09:05bit more time
01:09:06and your hand
01:09:06should be back
01:09:07to normal.
01:09:07Yeah,
01:09:08if it...
01:09:09if it weren't
01:09:10for you,
01:09:10my hand is not
01:09:11done for.
01:09:13You saved my career
01:09:15and you are
01:09:16my miracle doctor.
01:09:18That's the least
01:09:18I could do.
01:09:19You got hurt
01:09:20protecting me.
01:09:21Well,
01:09:21then I do it again
01:09:22even if that meant
01:09:23I never hold a scalpel.
01:09:25Don't say that.
01:09:27I mean,
01:09:28no one's worth
01:09:29risking everything.
01:09:30you saved my life.
01:09:31God,
01:09:32you're worth
01:09:32everything to me.
01:09:36Look at this.
01:09:38Whoa!
01:09:45Hey,
01:09:45Cassie,
01:09:46are you...
01:09:47Hey!
01:09:50You two are...
01:09:51No,
01:09:52you wanted to talk?
01:09:55Yeah,
01:09:55no.
01:09:55We were talking
01:09:56about the morphine drip.
01:09:57No,
01:09:58I was...
01:09:58We were...
01:09:59Let's talk.
01:10:01What did you want
01:10:01to talk to me about?
01:10:02Just look.
01:10:06Please,
01:10:06I'm begging you!
01:10:08Save my mom!
01:10:09She can't be
01:10:10distrunk,
01:10:10she can still be saved!
01:10:12That's Ava.
01:10:13Her mom has
01:10:13late-stage
01:10:14endometrial cancer
01:10:15and she's been
01:10:15staying here for a month.
01:10:17But this morning,
01:10:18Marcus ordered
01:10:18her discharge
01:10:19and says that
01:10:20the hospital
01:10:20can't treat her anymore.
01:10:24I already said
01:10:25she's beyond treatment.
01:10:28We had to
01:10:28discharge her today.
01:10:30We're short on beds.
01:10:33No, no, no!
01:10:34Please,
01:10:35she can be safe!
01:10:36I don't have
01:10:37anyone else!
01:10:38I can't lose her!
01:10:39Please!
01:10:42Doctor,
01:10:43I've been stopped.
01:10:45We've lost her.
01:10:48Doctor!
01:10:50She's gone.
01:10:58I told you!
01:11:00You're not
01:11:01keeping your mother
01:11:02here,
01:11:02she's dying.
01:11:03Take her home
01:11:04before she croaks
01:11:05here and jinxes
01:11:06the ward.
01:11:07I will take
01:11:08the case.
01:11:16big deep breath.
01:11:23Don't worry.
01:11:25All the tests are done
01:11:26and we can proceed
01:11:27with the surgery tomorrow.
01:11:29That's wonderful.
01:11:32Mom,
01:11:33we finally have hope.
01:11:34You may actually
01:11:35get better.
01:11:42Miss Cassie
01:11:43thinks she can
01:11:44treat anything.
01:11:46Did you do
01:11:46what I told you?
01:11:47We have to
01:11:48keep our guard.
01:11:49Don't worry.
01:11:50Oxytocin
01:11:51is the key
01:11:52to the surgery.
01:11:53But I already
01:11:54swapped up
01:11:55every single
01:11:56vial
01:11:56empty.
01:11:58Perfect.
01:11:59Let's see her
01:12:00work her miracle
01:12:00without it.
01:12:01The second
01:12:02that body
01:12:02dies on the
01:12:03table,
01:12:04I'm kicking
01:12:04both Lucas
01:12:05and her
01:12:05out.
01:12:13Babe,
01:12:14wait.
01:12:16I'm going
01:12:17in with you,
01:12:18okay?
01:12:18This time,
01:12:19you're not
01:12:19fighting alone.
01:12:21All right.
01:12:23Together?
01:12:25Yeah.
01:12:27Ouch.
01:12:29Ouch.
01:12:42Administer
01:12:43oxytocin.
01:12:48Cassie,
01:12:48the meds,
01:12:48they're all
01:12:49empty.
01:12:49They're all
01:12:50empty.
01:12:50There's no time.
01:12:51We need to
01:12:51stop the
01:12:52bleeding now.
01:12:53I can't
01:12:54wait to see
01:12:55Cassie's face
01:12:55when she walks
01:12:56out.
01:12:57Kill the
01:12:58patients.
01:13:00Let's see
01:13:01how she
01:13:01explains that.
01:13:02Nah.
01:13:04The moment
01:13:04they come
01:13:05out,
01:13:05grab Cassie
01:13:06first.
01:13:10Arrester!
01:13:22Arrester!
01:13:23Hey!
01:13:25Marcus,
01:13:26what are you
01:13:26trying to pull
01:13:27this time?
01:13:28She killed
01:13:29the patient?
01:13:30I'm just
01:13:30upholding justice.
01:13:31How are you
01:13:32so sure that
01:13:32the patient's
01:13:33dead?
01:13:34I just know
01:13:35how this
01:13:36ends.
01:13:36Body on the
01:13:37table.
01:13:38Lucas,
01:13:39don't think
01:13:39that you'll
01:13:40get off easy
01:13:40either.
01:13:41You know what?
01:13:41You're the one
01:13:42that should be
01:13:42arrested.
01:13:43You don't
01:13:43think we know
01:13:43that you guys
01:13:44are the ones
01:13:44that switched
01:13:44out the
01:13:45oxytocin?
01:13:45We know!
01:13:47Nonsense!
01:13:48You watch
01:13:49your mouth
01:13:49before I rip
01:13:50it off!
01:13:51You know
01:13:51what?
01:13:52You better
01:13:53not accuse
01:13:54before you
01:13:54have proof.
01:13:55If you keep
01:13:56this stuff,
01:13:56I'll have
01:13:57you fired.
01:13:57Then fire
01:13:58me because
01:13:59I'm not
01:13:59letting this
01:14:00go.
01:14:00You risked
01:14:01a life
01:14:02for your
01:14:02own promotion.
01:14:03You're a monster,
01:14:04not doctors.
01:14:11That's
01:14:12impossible.
01:14:13I mean,
01:14:13I...
01:14:14You clearly
01:14:15destroyed the
01:14:15surveillance footage,
01:14:16right?
01:14:18Well,
01:14:18good thing
01:14:18we have
01:14:19backups.
01:14:20If we
01:14:21had not
01:14:21double-checked
01:14:22all of the
01:14:23surgical supplies
01:14:23before the
01:14:24operation,
01:14:24a patient
01:14:25would have
01:14:25been dead
01:14:26because of
01:14:26you.
01:14:28You don't
01:14:28deserve to
01:14:29call yourself
01:14:29doctors.
01:14:32You're the
01:14:33one who
01:14:33doesn't.
01:14:34You practice
01:14:35medicine without
01:14:36a license.
01:14:36That's right.
01:14:37That's illegal.
01:14:38Arrest her!
01:14:40Hey,
01:14:40who dares?
01:14:41License?
01:14:44I am
01:14:45the missing
01:14:46miracle doctor,
01:14:47holder of
01:14:48an international
01:14:49medical license,
01:14:50and the
01:14:52recipient of
01:14:52the world's
01:14:53most prestigious
01:14:54medical award.
01:14:56Is that
01:14:57qualification
01:14:57enough for
01:14:58you?
01:15:07That's
01:15:08hilarious!
01:15:10I mean,
01:15:11how dare
01:15:12you still
01:15:13pretend to be
01:15:14the miracle
01:15:15doctor in a
01:15:16time like
01:15:16this?
01:15:17Why do you
01:15:17think you
01:15:18have to call
01:15:18yourself
01:15:19miracle doctor
01:15:20to save
01:15:21yourself?
01:15:22No one here
01:15:23can protect
01:15:24you today.
01:15:25Arrest her
01:15:25now.
01:15:27What?
01:15:27Get off
01:15:28of me!
01:15:29Who dare
01:15:29touch?
01:15:31The miracle
01:15:32doctor.
01:15:34What are you
01:15:35talking about?
01:15:36She's just a low-level
01:15:37nurse here in our
01:15:38hospital.
01:15:39Shut up!
01:15:39Who are you
01:15:41to enter
01:15:41with
01:15:42Senator?
01:15:42Mickey
01:15:43is speaking!
01:15:48Senator?
01:15:49Senator
01:15:50McKee?
01:15:52That's the
01:15:52Honorable
01:15:53James McKee,
01:15:54former
01:15:54Army Mayor
01:15:55General
01:15:55and
01:15:55Curriculous
01:15:56Senator.
01:15:57What's his
01:15:57principal?
01:15:58Miracle doctor
01:15:59Cassie.
01:16:00I have been
01:16:01searching for
01:16:02you for years
01:16:02and I finally
01:16:04found you.
01:16:05For the past
01:16:06three years
01:16:07you have
01:16:07saved
01:16:08tens of
01:16:08thousands
01:16:09of lives
01:16:09in the
01:16:10front lines
01:16:10of war.
01:16:11In epidemic
01:16:12zones,
01:16:13disaster
01:16:14areas,
01:16:14and even
01:16:15minefields,
01:16:16you are
01:16:17of the very
01:16:17definition
01:16:18of medical
01:16:19heroism.
01:16:20Therefore,
01:16:22with the
01:16:23President's
01:16:23personal
01:16:24approval,
01:16:25I'm here
01:16:26to honor
01:16:26you with
01:16:27the Presidential
01:16:27Medal of
01:16:28Freedom.
01:16:31General
01:16:32McKee,
01:16:34this is
01:16:35such an
01:16:35honor.
01:16:37I have
01:16:38no words
01:16:38to express
01:16:39how grateful
01:16:39I am.
01:16:41Thank you,
01:16:42Kim.
01:16:43Where is it?
01:16:44Let's go.
01:16:48No!
01:17:00Richard.
01:17:01You?
01:17:05How are you awake?
01:17:07Weren't you
01:17:08poisoned by you?
01:17:10If my daughter,
01:17:11Cassie,
01:17:12hadn't undercovered
01:17:13what you done,
01:17:13I'd be a corpse
01:17:14by now.
01:17:15You tried to
01:17:16murder me,
01:17:16and now
01:17:18you want to
01:17:19harm my daughter.
01:17:22She's your daughter?
01:17:24Ah,
01:17:26Richard,
01:17:26this is all
01:17:27a misunderstanding.
01:17:29A big one.
01:17:31Marcus,
01:17:33you're truly shameless.
01:17:34Yeah,
01:17:35see,
01:17:35even now you're
01:17:35trying to twist
01:17:36the truth.
01:17:36What are you
01:17:37talking about?
01:17:38You can't accuse me
01:17:38just because you
01:17:39don't like me.
01:17:40We're far
01:17:41past accusations.
01:17:44Ms. White,
01:17:45this is the
01:17:46information
01:17:47that you asked
01:17:48for
01:17:50about the crimes
01:17:51between Marcus
01:17:52and Rosalyn.
01:17:54The bribery,
01:17:55the rigging deals,
01:17:57the malpractice,
01:17:58and the
01:17:59attempted murder.
01:18:05I told you
01:18:06to stay in line,
01:18:07Marcus,
01:18:08and now you
01:18:09will pay
01:18:09for every life
01:18:11you put at risk.
01:18:12It's over.
01:18:14Everything's over.
01:18:15Cassie,
01:18:16Cassie,
01:18:18Cassie,
01:18:18please,
01:18:19you have to
01:18:19understand.
01:18:20I was just
01:18:21following orders.
01:18:22Get this
01:18:23trash out of here.
01:18:24I never meant
01:18:25for anyone
01:18:26to get hurt.
01:18:26No,
01:18:27get off me.
01:18:27Wait a minute.
01:18:28Cassie,
01:18:29get off me.
01:18:29Get your hands.
01:18:30Cassie,
01:18:31get off me.
01:18:32Hey.
01:18:34I always knew
01:18:35you were
01:18:35the miracle doctor.
01:18:37But the director's
01:18:38daughter, too?
01:18:39You haven't
01:18:39told me everything.
01:18:41Oh, my God.
01:18:43Cassie really
01:18:44is the
01:18:45miracle doctor.
01:18:47I need to
01:18:47see nature
01:18:48before anyone
01:18:49else does.
01:18:49Oh, me too.
01:18:50Here,
01:18:51could you sign
01:18:51this for me,
01:18:51Cassie?
01:18:52No way.
01:18:52Please,
01:18:53please,
01:18:54can you sign
01:18:54this for me?
01:18:55I hope you're
01:19:05proud of me.
01:19:21you okay?
01:19:23You okay?
01:19:27Ma'am,
01:19:28I,
01:19:29we never met
01:19:30before,
01:19:30but
01:19:32I want you
01:19:32to know
01:19:33that your
01:19:33daughter
01:19:34is the
01:19:35bravest,
01:19:36strongest
01:19:36person
01:19:37that I
01:19:37have ever
01:19:37met.
01:19:38She has
01:19:39saved
01:19:40countless
01:19:40lives.
01:19:41A true
01:19:42hero,
01:19:43Cassie.
01:19:49I actually,
01:19:50I,
01:19:51I came here
01:19:52today because
01:19:52there's something
01:19:53I need to
01:19:53tell you.
01:19:55I,
01:19:55uh,
01:19:57Sorry,
01:19:57you.
01:19:59Freya?
01:20:00Cassie,
01:20:01we have an
01:20:01emergency
01:20:01in the ER.
01:20:02We need you.
01:20:03Okay,
01:20:03I'll be right
01:20:04there.
01:20:05What happened?
01:20:05Emergency.
01:20:06Do you want
01:20:06to the hospital?
01:20:11I'm home.
01:20:15It looks like
01:20:16it'll have to
01:20:16wait.
01:20:22Cassie,
01:20:22wait.
01:20:25the game.
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