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00:11I gotta go.
00:12No, no, he'll be here.
00:13I'm sure he's just running a little late.
00:14He's canceled two exams.
00:16He's not gonna...
00:16He's scared of you.
00:18Sure.
00:19The ex-boy toy.
00:20That makes sense.
00:21He wasn't scared before.
00:22Right.
00:22You think being afraid of me is a symptom of a serious ailment?
00:25Sudden mood swings, infantile regression, abdominal pain.
00:28He's passed out twice.
00:29Yeah, I think it might be a medical problem.
00:31It's 20 minutes late.
00:32I'm out of here.
00:33Please.
00:34You'll be here.
00:36Why?
00:37Because he loves you and does everything he's told.
00:39Because I didn't tell him you'd be here.
00:50He likes to see you.
00:52Yes, he does.
00:55Stacy?
00:57What's going on?
00:58Hey.
01:00Hi.
01:00I'm Greg House.
01:01You must be mad.
01:02Mark.
01:03Mark Warren.
01:04Don't get up.
01:06Sorry.
01:06Parent conferences.
01:07Hey.
01:08Hi.
01:09Wow.
01:10Greg House.
01:11Yeah.
01:12Wow.
01:13No, I haven't been avoiding you.
01:14I just didn't want to waste your time.
01:16I know the other doctors checked me out.
01:17I said it was just stress.
01:19My college season.
01:20Kids, parents, they're all over me.
01:21Makes sense to me.
01:22Greg.
01:23What do you want me to do?
01:24You said you'd check him out.
01:25He's healthy.
01:26What's his check out?
01:27Sorry for the mix-up, but I'm glad you two got a chance to catch up.
01:31Looks like you're having fun.
01:32Oh, he's good.
01:34You can fake sincerity.
01:36You can fake pretty much anything.
01:38I can't tell you how much I like your fella.
01:40Yeah, yeah.
01:41Me too.
01:43You know, I thought you'd be all sarcastic.
01:45Bitter, you know.
01:46Because Stacy married me.
01:49You know, we should do things together.
01:50Maybe throw a ball around or something.
01:52Guy stuff.
01:53We could go for a run together.
01:54Yeah.
01:54It's Oscar Wilde.
01:55Wow.
01:56This pissing contest is really turning me on.
01:58He needs to go to the hospital.
01:59Here's to women.
02:00You can't live with them.
02:01You can't kill them.
02:02Tell the neighbors they're stripping in Atlantic City.
02:04Damn straight.
02:11I'm definitely taller.
02:13I have more hair.
02:14And I think that...
02:16Oh.
02:17Mark?
02:18Oh.
02:21Someone call 911 for a wagon to Princeton and Plainsboro?
02:24Yes, sir.
02:26What happened?
02:28It's okay, ladies and gentlemen.
02:29Nothing to worry about.
02:30Unless you had the veal.
02:31You'd ghost him.
02:32I told you I'd check him out.
02:34I was a little worthy we were going to get here before he passed out.
02:37It would have been tougher to get him to drink.
02:39We could do a ride.
02:40We could talk.
02:43Hey, it's okay.
02:46We could get a ride every individual in the house.
02:47Okay.
03:02I'll be here.
03:02Watch where you're going.
03:02See you soon.
03:19Tummy ache, cranky, no apparent source.
03:23Any thoughts?
03:26Foreman, you going to contribute or are you too tired from stealing cars?
03:33I'm being housed. It's funny.
03:35I know. You made milk come out of my notes.
03:38Morning. You guys got the file?
03:41What's wrong?
03:42Previous tests revealed nothing that would cause abdominal pain or the mood swings.
03:45Then we're done. What do you think? Ball game? Zoo?
03:48I don't care. I just want to hang with you guys.
03:50What about drugs? His top screen on admission showed a massive amount of chlorohydrate.
03:54Yeah. Sorry. That was me.
03:57I had to dope him up to get him in here. Guy doesn't think he's sick.
04:01Who does?
04:02His wife.
04:03The woman he used to live with.
04:05That's her Indian name. On her driver's license, it's Stacy. I assume you have a point.
04:10You believe her over the patient himself. That's why we're taking this case.
04:14The truth? I hear voices all the time telling me to do stuff. It's crazy, huh?
04:19What happened to everybody lies?
04:21I was lying.
04:23Do the things the, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, all that stuff the other docs did. If that's negative,
04:28ultrasound is belly. If that's negative, CT is abdomen and pelvis. With and without contrast.
04:33Did I miss anything?
04:34Kitchen sink?
04:35Well, we could certainly get that. Oh, you minx.
04:41What you're thinking is you're going to save him, be a hero, and win her back. It's always impressive, that
04:46level of twisted narcissism.
04:48She's married. It's a big clue I lost the game.
04:51You can't be within 50 feet of Stacy Warner.
04:54I thought you wanted me to treat him.
04:56Treat the husband. Stay away from the wife.
04:58But what if they get close to each other? What if I do that?
05:01Hey, you have to treat this like a regular case. Be yourself. Cold, uncaring, distant.
05:09Please, don't put me at a pedestal.
05:13We CT'd your abdomen. Nothing that would explain the stomach pain.
05:18What's the next move?
05:20Leaving. How many more tests do we need? How many more doctors need to clear me before we can get
05:24back to our life?
05:25Just one.
05:26House.
05:27It must be awkward being treated by a man who used to be involved with your wife.
05:35It's awkward being in a hospital when there's nothing wrong with me.
05:41Emory's were clean, which means he's probably fine. He doesn't seem paranoid. He shows no signs.
05:46No. He means we have no idea what's wrong with him.
05:49Ben Goldstein says his schedule's left. He can't do it before tomorrow.
05:52No. Today. Call and tell him I'll make it work.
05:55You're cutting him open?
05:56Oh, hold it. There's no need for exploratory surgery.
05:59Dr. Cameron has a diagnosis.
06:01No. I just think it's premature and maybe irresponsible to do exploratory surgery before we know he's actually sick.
06:06No. It's premature to put him on a list for hospice care. And it's maybe irresponsible to imply my actions
06:12are not rationally supported.
06:13All we have is his wife.
06:15Says his stomach hurts. Works for me.
06:16The patient doesn't even think he's sick. Why would he consent to-
06:19His wife's a lawyer. She's very convincing. Call Goldstein. Surgery's on.
06:45Leslie vs. Leslie seems to be right on point, but I'm sure they're going to distinguish it. But, sorry, they'll
06:51try to distinguish it.
06:52I'm relying on the minority opinion.
06:57Double milk, no sugar.
07:00I like sugar now.
07:15Some people would be annoyed by that.
07:21You know why people sit in waiting rooms?
07:23It's going to be good.
07:24People think the closer they're sitting to the operating room, the more they care.
07:30That's why I'm here. I'm not moving until everybody sees me.
07:37Are you doing anybody besides Mark?
07:41It's a medical question.
07:43Because if I am, his paranoia isn't paranoia. It's a justified response. Therefore, not a legitimate symptom.
07:49I knew you'd understand.
07:51On the other hand, if it was really just a medical question, you would have sent one of your people.
07:55Why just push my buttons when you can push theirs, too?
07:57Hey, Dr. Mendingo, go ask the wife if she's been messing around.
08:01You're asking because if I am unfaithful, I might sleep with you.
08:10The answer's no. I don't sleep around.
08:13There's really no time in his file.
08:15Mrs. Warner, the surgery went well. He's in recovery. You can see him now.
08:20Mr. Warner, 1-8-3-10.
08:23Mr. Warner, 1-8-3-10.
08:25Mr. Warner, 1-8-3-10.
08:26Goldstein found nothing but a distended bladder.
08:30The neurogenic bladder isn't causing the pain.
08:33It also doesn't cause personality changes.
08:35On the other hand, it would completely account for Cameron's diagnosis.
08:39The patient's completely healthy.
08:44Give me the video of the surgery.
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09:13Tesumah Millet
10:18Here's where I get the big bucks.
10:21This is nothing.
10:23An enhanced version of nothing.
10:26This is the problem.
10:34Unbelievable.
10:36Tremors in the muscle fiber.
10:37That's not peristalsis.
10:39That's abdominal epilepsy.
10:41Is it some sort of neurological problem?
10:45Time bomb in his brain.
10:48I forget.
10:49Who said it was nothing?
10:52I saw a very small diffuse abnormality in the brain waves.
10:56Probably white matter.
10:57Means his axonal nerves are dying.
10:59Explains the neurogenic bladder.
11:01Enough nerves die.
11:02He dies.
11:04Global axonal nerve death.
11:06Likely causes are encephalitis or Alzheimer's.
11:08Early onset Alzheimer's.
11:09The worst.
11:10He won't die right away.
11:11He'll just want to.
11:12Check the blood for Alzheimer's protein markers.
11:15Last I heard, Alzheimer's had a genetic component.
11:18The patient had parents.
11:19Parents died in a car crash.
11:21No history of dementia.
11:22Sent CSF for CBC and viral serologies to rule out encephalitis
11:26and get tau proteins to check for Alzheimer's.
11:28And this still feels a little light.
11:30I took a complete medical history.
11:33Check out their house.
11:34Take Sparky with you.
11:35They live in Short Hills two hours away.
11:38You could expense the tolls.
11:39You're not interested in a medical history.
11:41You're a peeping Tom trying to spy on your ex.
11:44Her secret diary.
11:45That's the main thing.
11:46But as long as you're there, take a peek in the medicine cabinet.
11:49Check for toxins, heavy metals, anything that might explain this
11:52other than encephalitis or Alzheimer's.
11:56Get receipts for the tolls.
12:10Making lunch?
12:12I assume that's for Mark.
12:14We know about his parents.
12:16What about further back?
12:17Grandparents, uncles, aunts?
12:18How's their health?
12:19Greg hates fishing.
12:20He's got a theory.
12:23Most likely candidate right now is Alzheimer's.
12:33No.
12:34There's been no memory loss.
12:36I mean, he forgets where he left his keys, but who doesn't?
12:39Any family history?
12:41Of?
12:43Whacked outness?
12:44His sister voted for Nader.
12:46Twice.
12:46That's about it.
12:51You were with House when it happened?
12:54To his leg?
12:58You're interested in it.
13:01We went on one date.
13:03It didn't go very well.
13:05Our first date didn't either.
13:06I was never going to see him again.
13:08A week later, I moved in.
13:10Five years.
13:11What would you like to know?
13:15What was he like before his leg?
13:19Pretty much the same.
13:29He's clear.
13:32No, I'll stop, Chris.
13:33Yeah, it's one I figured.
13:45Serious mountain bike.
13:48Hasn't been used in a while, though.
13:49You switched to yoga.
13:50Brand new yoga mat and tape.
13:52Man's getting older.
13:53Or it might indicate back pain.
13:54Wife would have mentioned it.
13:56Yoga's good for picking up the ladies, too.
13:58Not when you do it in your own home.
14:00Change could just be a change, not a symptom.
14:05Chase.
14:09Dear Houseboys,
14:10a snack for your highly illegal search.
14:12Hope you like oatmeal raisin.
14:14Love, Stacy.
14:16New desk drawer hidden in the back.
14:18Under some papers.
14:19Secret stash.
14:21Amphetamines.
14:23Regular use could lead to neurotoxicity.
14:25Explains the axonal nerve damage
14:27and the personality issues.
14:29On the other hand,
14:30prescribed to W. Brown.
14:32Fake name, fake prescription.
14:34Could be.
14:34But the prescribing doc,
14:36his name's real.
14:37This guy's just had his license pulled
14:38for writing illegal prescriptions
14:40to high school kids.
14:41Mark's in a high school guidance account.
14:42And Mr. Brown's birth date
14:44makes him 17 years old.
14:46You think maybe these were confiscated
14:47by a high school guidance counselor?
14:51Anything else?
14:53Yeah, he switched from mountain biking
14:54to yoga could indicate.
14:56He's getting older.
14:56What did the CSF say about encephalitis?
14:58Encephalitis.
14:58Said no.
14:59Champagne tap.
15:00No red cells, no white cells.
15:01Serology's negative.
15:02Things were back to Alzheimer's.
15:04I told her he didn't have it.
15:05The marker tests were negative.
15:06Well, then you should have told her that.
15:08He could still have it.
15:09Pet scan will reveal any change in metabolic activity
15:12in the cerebral cortex running through.
15:13And check his memory.
15:19We're going to inject the chemical marker
15:20called FDDNP.
15:22And then I'm going to ask you
15:23a series of questions.
15:24Test my memory.
15:24Yeah.
15:25First, we're going to map out
15:26some specific brain functions.
15:27Okay.
15:28Check out the engine
15:28before you take the car for a drive.
15:38Checking up on me?
15:39I like all the pretty lights.
15:41Yeah.
15:55Okay.
15:56Here we go.
15:58Your full name?
15:59Mark Warner.
16:02Is your mother living?
16:03No.
16:04Limbic system's intact.
16:07Okay, say you find a stamped envelope
16:08on the street.
16:09What do you do?
16:10Find a mailbox and mail it.
16:11Jeez.
16:12What a guy.
16:14His front lobe is working
16:15way better than mine.
16:17Do you remember when you got married?
16:19Three years ago this July.
16:21Who is that?
16:22What?
16:23Could be a problem
16:24with his long-term memory.
16:25Big church wedding?
16:26Is that house?
16:27You remember his voices?
16:28This serves no diagnostic purpose.
16:31I thought you skipped on the limbic system there.
16:33Emotional reactions.
16:35I just want to be thorough.
16:36Did the atheistic bride wear a pretty white dress?
16:39What's she thinking of you?
16:41Is that what you medically need to know?
16:43What jewelry did your bride wear?
16:45She never wears any jewelry.
16:47Except that cross her mother gave to her.
16:49No underwear either.
16:51At least not that day.
16:52I remember because she ripped
16:53her pretty white dress off in the car.
16:55That the sort of answer you're looking for, doctor?
16:57I think I upset him.
16:59You've got to stop this now.
17:00I remember the honeymoon was in Paris.
17:02I remember because we didn't leave
17:04the room for two weeks.
17:06You want the details on that?
17:07A little defensive.
17:09It's not paranoia if someone's out to get you.
17:26Here we go.
17:30You're sick paranoia.
17:32You keep hammering him about me.
17:34The questions were designed to define
17:36the operational parameters of his limbic system.
17:38I don't think the word's all you want.
17:39You were just screwing with him.
17:40Low even by your standards.
17:41Medical screwing.
17:43It's what I do.
17:44And then you run away like a 12-year-old.
17:45Go hide on the roof like you always do.
17:47I haven't been up here in five years.
18:04I don't know what's wrong with him.
18:08It's not Alzheimer's.
18:10It's not encephalitis.
18:12It's not environmental.
18:13It's not immunological.
18:15Every test is negative every time.
18:17He's perfectly healthy.
18:20But his brain is dying.
18:29It never occurred to me
18:32that you couldn't figure out what's wrong.
18:52I haven't given up.
19:02So what do we do?
19:10We wait.
19:14For what?
19:17For something to change.
19:21It's one of the great tragedies of life.
19:23Something always...
19:26Something always changes.
19:51What happened?
19:52What's wrong?
19:53My toes.
19:54They were numb.
19:55Taintly, then nothing.
19:57No pain, nothing.
19:59It's okay.
19:59They're gonna take care of you.
20:01I'm scared Stacy.
20:02Hold my hand.
20:06What?
20:18What's happening?
20:20Time marches on.
20:22He's paralyzed.
20:27He's paralyzed.
20:33His symptoms mimic a peripheral nervous system under attack.
20:36But he's experiencing significant paresthesis and he can't move his hands or toes.
20:41It's peripheral.
20:43Guillain-Barre syndrome attacks there, not the brain.
20:45No.
20:46No.
20:46I already did an indirect Coombs test.
20:48No agglutination.
20:49No antibodies.
20:50Initiative?
20:51Like that.
20:52Start him on IV immunosuppress.
20:54No antibodies means he doesn't have Guillain-Barre, period.
20:58Period?
20:58More like dot, dot, dot.
21:00What if he has the virus but isn't producing those antibodies?
21:03Come on.
21:03The chances of that...
21:04If you could ask about the Vegas line, I said, what if?
21:07It would mean he's sick and his body's not doing anything about it.
21:10So, we either fight it for him or it's fatal.
21:14Fatal sounds very bad to me.
21:15But without the antibodies, we can't even test for it.
21:18We don't know if we're right.
21:21Treatment isn't all that dangerous.
21:23It's a plasmapheresis and IVIG.
21:24If it works, we're right.
21:26If he dies...
21:29It was something else.
21:35So the paralysis might not be permanent?
21:37That's our hope.
21:38But the brain's tricky.
21:40You never know.
21:44What was that?
21:45What?
21:46With the head.
21:47The look.
21:49He just wants to talk to me.
21:50Well, if it was medical, he should be talking to me.
21:53I'll be just outside the door.
21:54Leave.
21:55Go talk to him.
21:56You're gonna leave me anyway.
21:58No.
21:59That's not gonna happen.
22:00You left him.
22:02And he had limp.
22:03If I can't walk or hold you...
22:05Honey, I'm not going anywhere.
22:06I'm not going to talk to him.
22:08If I can't feed myself...
22:09Mark, what you're feeling, it's not real.
22:10It's the virus.
22:15Mark, his throat's closing up.
22:17He can't breathe.
22:18Come blue!
22:19Hurry!
22:20He's having a reaction to the IVIG.
22:22I need a F-stat.
22:25He's got a scope in his throat.
22:26Stop that.
22:27He's having a large reaction.
22:28He's crashing.
22:29No, he's not.
22:30Look at his vitals.
22:31O2 sats are within range.
22:33I'm betting the only abnormal sign is sweaty palms.
22:39Pushed two milligrams out of N.
22:53No allergic reaction.
22:55Just a panic attack.
22:57Something obviously freaked him out.
23:02Can we talk now?
23:07You couldn't just come into the room.
23:09He said five visitors drive down.
23:11I didn't recognize any of them.
23:13Six more have sent him flowers, candy, and a teddy bear,
23:16which I'm sure he finds very comforting.
23:18But I didn't recognize any of the names on the cards.
23:21Shockingly, Mark has friends, and I have some new ones.
23:24No, it's not shocking that you have new friends.
23:26But it is shocking that you apparently dumped all your old ones.
23:30I haven't.
23:32No, I didn't think so.
23:34I just think you didn't tell any of them that you were down here.
23:38Now, why would that be?
23:45Why would you not tell your oldest friends
23:49that you were taking Mark to Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital
23:52to try to save his life?
23:54I've been busy.
23:54I haven't kept track of who knows what.
23:56See, my old friends are telling me to be careful.
23:59They seem to think...
24:05that I'm not over you.
24:10And it might be dangerous for me to spend time with you.
24:14I'm thinking your friends might have similar concerns.
24:18And so you didn't tell them you'd be here with me.
24:20What's your point?
24:22That I'm still in love with you?
24:23I should abandon my dying husband
24:25and we should head for Rio.
24:28No.
24:31Craig, I appreciate what you're doing for us,
24:33but I think maybe Wilson's right.
24:35Maybe you should just stay away from me.
24:36I think I'm still in love with you.
25:18What's up?
25:21Love the bear.
25:22It's adorable.
25:24My wife's gonna kill me.
25:25We're having company.
25:26She cooked.
25:27I got Mark's latest blood work.
25:29He's not responding to treatment.
25:34I'm sorry.
25:36I was happy.
25:42He's my patient.
25:45I'm sure he's a good guy.
25:46He's probably a great guy.
25:48He's apparently a much better guy than I am.
25:52And some part of me wants him to die.
26:00I'm just not sure if it's because I want to be with her.
26:06If it's because I want her to suffer.
26:21Hey, is it okay if I talk to Stacey for a minute?
26:26I'll be just outside, honey.
26:36You two are good together.
26:38I know nothing about Mark.
26:41He took you to Paris.
26:43That's good enough for me.
26:48He never went to Paris.
26:51Your honeymoon.
26:54It's been your dream city.
26:55You wanted to go since you were 16.
26:56He actually took you.
26:58No, I had to work.
26:59I spent the night in New York.
27:00Then we went back to Short Hills.
27:03What is it?
27:05When did Mark switch from mountain biking to yoga?
27:08About a month ago.
27:10At the same time we started getting sick.
27:12What does that mean?
27:13We have two more symptoms.
27:17The patient was asked a series of questions
27:19to determine the functionality of his brain.
27:22You drilled him about Stacey.
27:24Whatever.
27:26Yeah, the point is,
27:26he told us everything we need to know to diagnose him.
27:29That is, if we use your fancy PET scan as a lie detector.
27:33See, it's a very creative process, lying.
27:35Now, telling the truth is a much simpler process.
27:37See here.
27:39Question nine.
27:40This is where Mark gives a long, rambling answer
27:42about taking Stacey to Paris.
27:43What does the PET scan say?
27:45Minimal involvement.
27:46Just the front's only temporal lobes.
27:48He said he went to Paris and the PET confirms it.
27:50So, what?
27:51They didn't go.
27:54They didn't go to Paris,
27:55and yet Mark's brain apparently thinks
27:57that he really did spend 40 francs
27:59on a tour of the Bastille.
28:00So, we have an intermittent syndrome
28:02that presents with abdominal pain,
28:06polyneuropathy, paranoia,
28:07and delusions.
28:11Now, here's the thing about acute intermittent porphyria.
28:14They'll jump you in a dark alley,
28:16beat the crap out of you,
28:17leave you bleeding.
28:18But it wears gloves,
28:20so no fingerprints.
28:21Doesn't show up at blood tests,
28:22urine tests, nothing.
28:24Unless you catch it red-handed
28:26in the middle of an attack.
28:29But there are other symptoms of AIP.
28:31Such as?
28:32Light sensitivity?
28:34Yeah.
28:35Well, one of the true tragedies of this condition
28:36is that it makes you want to stick
28:38your cool new mountain bike in the garage
28:39and take up an indoor sport like, say, yoga.
28:43Start the treatment, hematin and glucose.
28:45If you give him hematin now and you're wrong,
28:47he dies today.
28:48There's only one way to confirm AIP.
28:50Urine sample made during the attack.
28:52Then there's no way to predict
28:53when you'll have another attack.
28:55Sure there is.
28:57Acute intermittent porphyria
28:59has very specific triggers.
29:01Barbiturates, alcohol,
29:02high levels of protein
29:04will set off an attack.
29:05Which trigger do you think set off Mark's?
29:07Not the faintest idea.
29:08That's why I'm going to give him the combo plate.
29:10All of it.
29:11So if he has this,
29:12the new trigger and attack,
29:13the attack makes him worse, right?
29:16Yeah.
29:17But then we'll know what it is
29:18and we can treat it.
29:21But if I don't have this thing
29:23and you give me that shot,
29:26what happens?
29:28No idea.
29:30If we don't know what's messing up your brain,
29:31we don't know how you'll react.
29:37Okay, I need a minute with my husband.
30:02I need a minute with my husband.
30:15He doesn't want the trigger.
30:17He wants to wait
30:18to see if we can come up
30:19with another explanation.
30:21If it is the AIP,
30:23how much time does he have?
30:24No idea.
30:25The next attack could be fatal.
30:28It could be six months from now.
30:29It could be five minutes from now.
30:32I want you to test him.
30:33Fine.
30:34I'll send for an HMB synthase mutation
30:37genetic test.
30:38The lab will get back to us in a month.
30:40Give him the cocktail set off an attack.
30:43No.
30:44Why not?
30:45Because he doesn't want me to.
30:47I'm not going to sue you.
30:48I'm not going to report you.
30:50He might.
30:50He's paralyzed.
30:51Either you cure him
30:52or he won't be writing any letters.
30:54I'm not going to do it.
30:55Why not?
30:56If you keep asking me that question,
30:58my answer doesn't change.
30:59I gave him the parameters.
31:00It's his call.
31:04You want him to die?
31:06I diagnosed him.
31:07I did my job.
31:08You want somebody to tie him down
31:09and force him into treatment?
31:10Well, you're way better at that than I am.
31:12Is that what this is?
31:14Payback for your leg?
31:15How many times have we been over this?
31:16I saved your life.
31:17Yeah, maybe.
31:19You're going to kill my husband
31:20to teach me a lesson.
31:21No, he's going to die
31:22because he's too stubborn
31:23to make the right choice.
31:24Now we're in your territory.
31:27I am respecting your husband's decision.
31:29I don't see why you've got a problem with that.
31:31Because it's crap.
31:33Because you browbeat patients,
31:34intimidate them, lie to them.
31:35If you think you're right,
31:36you don't give a damn what they think.
31:38I did what you do all the time.
31:40The only difference is
31:41I did it to you.
31:47He'll never forgive you.
31:51Yeah.
31:52He will.
32:05Still no change.
32:06He's not getting worse?
32:08No, no change at all.
32:09And that's consistent with AIP, right?
32:11Until he has another attack,
32:12his condition's stable.
32:14Yeah.
32:15Mark, you've got to.
32:16I don't want to take that test.
32:18Not until they're sure.
32:19You don't know Greg.
32:21Not like you do.
32:22I only met him when he drugged me.
32:25Boy, are my ears burning.
32:29What's that?
32:30Cocktail hour.
32:31Just because you can't hoist a few
32:32doesn't mean you should be left out.
32:34Get away from me.
32:35Mark, if this is what he thinks
32:36is wrong with you...
32:37You trust his judgment more than mine?
32:39His medical judgment.
32:40And you bet my life on that?
32:41I would.
32:42I don't.
32:44Smart.
32:46It's too bad you're paralyzed.
32:58Bing!
32:59Paging Dr. Foreman.
33:01Leave the room.
33:02It's not your problem.
33:04You need the consent from him.
33:05But Doc, he ain't right in the head.
33:07Then you need a coordinator.
33:08Okay, then get one.
33:09We'll wait here.
33:11I won't do nothing.
33:15Oh.
33:17Love the musketeer thing.
33:19I got goosebumps.
33:20Give me the syringe.
33:23Please.
33:24If you're right,
33:25this may be his only shot.
33:27So what's your plan?
33:28You take the big dark one,
33:29I've got the little girl,
33:30and the Aussie will run
33:31like a scared wombat
33:32if things turn rough.
33:40You can't do it.
33:53Son of a bitch.
33:55See what I did there?
34:03What does it happen?
34:04Had I outpatient,
34:05what already happened,
34:06everyone's different.
34:07It's not good.
34:08You could have an embolism,
34:09and tachycardia stroke.
34:11What's happening?
34:12Two milligrams of Ativan.
34:13Is that an attack?
34:18You're pulling the sample.
34:20Chase, get urine from the catheter.
34:21It's not an attack.
34:23It's stroking.
34:24He needs Ativan.
34:26It's not a stroke.
34:27Delta wave bursts.
34:28It's a spasm.
34:30The catheter is out.
34:31There's no way to collect the sample.
34:32Heart rate's in the 40.
34:32Radycardia.
34:33We're losing.
34:33Hold him down.
34:34Give him something.
34:35No painkillers.
34:36You were wrong.
34:49Straight from the bladder,
34:50that's as fresh as it gets.
34:52You've given the Ativan already.
34:54You just need to be awake for this.
35:18It's still yellow.
35:22Move.
35:24What?
35:26Do you think another light's going to make the difference?
35:29Organic chem.
35:31More light, more oxidation.
35:32Does it bring any bells?
35:43Start the patient on 150 milligrams glucose,
35:4675 milligrams hematin.
36:14Hey.
36:16Hey.
36:18You want to come wrestle?
36:27You're still a maniac.
36:28I know.
36:53That's right.
36:56How's he doing?
37:01Never better.
37:07I thought you were too screwed up to love anyone.
37:13I was wrong.
37:17You just couldn't love me.
37:23It's good.
37:26I'm happy for you.
37:48Did you want a gambling?
37:53She was a gambling girl.
37:56She laid her money down.
37:58She's all I've got is gold.
38:03Did you see her mother?
38:05Took a trip out west.
38:07When she returned, little teacher had gone.
38:12You fixed him.
38:16De nada.
38:23You were right.
38:25He's going to be fine.
38:26No, not me.
38:30I'm not over you.
38:36You were.
38:38You were the one.
38:39You always will be.
38:45But I can't be with you.
38:56So I'm the guy.
38:59But you want the other guy.
39:01By definition, you can never be the guy.
39:06What's so great about you is you always think you're right.
39:09What's so frustrating about you is you are right so much of the time.
39:16You are brilliant.
39:18Funny.
39:19Surprising.
39:20Sexy.
39:27With you, I was lonely.
39:28With Mark, there's room for me.
39:35Gee.
39:37Gee.
39:38Gee.
39:43Gee.
39:44Gee.
39:44Gee.
39:47Gee.
39:49Gee.
39:50Gee.
39:50Gee.
39:51Gee.
40:02Gee.
40:11Gee.
40:17Gee.
40:18Gee.
40:19Gee.
40:23I want to run something by you.
40:26I will not have sex with you.
40:28Not again.
40:29Miserable for the first time.
40:31A lot of desperate administrative needs.
40:33Stacy's husband is going to need close monitoring at the hospital.
40:38And since we can definitely use her back here, I've offered her a job.
40:43General Counselor.
40:45Did she say yes?
40:47She said only if it was okay with you.
40:52Yes or no?
41:01Fine. Good.
41:29I saw her today at the reception.
41:36A glass of wine in her hand.
41:40I knew she was going to meet her connection.
41:48At her feet was a footloose man.
41:52You can't always get what you want.
41:59You can't always get what you want.
42:05You can't always get what you want.
42:11But if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need.
42:19You can't always get what you want.
42:20Oh, yeah.
42:22Woo!
42:35Woo!
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