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الطبيب الجيد 1 - Episode 13
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01:42No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
02:00Naza, are you having chest pain?
02:02I think I'm having a heart attack.
02:04It's hard to breathe.
02:05Just relax if you can.
02:08Put her on oxygen at 12 ADKG
02:10and order a portable chest X-ray.
02:11Murphy, let's move. Come on.
02:12Her vitals are stable.
02:17What the hell's going on here?
02:18I don't know.
02:20But it is interesting.
02:35We've got a subarachnoid hemorrhage suction.
02:38I need to isolate the aneurysm.
02:41Poor kid.
02:42Imagine finding your dad like that.
02:45That's exactly how I want to die.
02:48If the dad doesn't make it,
02:50the kid will always remember that moment.
02:52Be traumatized by it.
02:53Because he loves him.
02:54The idea of dying without anybody getting hurt?
02:57There's nothing sadder than an empty waiting room.
03:02Okay, what do you see?
03:04A bulge on the anterior communicating artery.
03:07Yeah, the ruptured aneurysm
03:08is compromising blood flow to the frontal lobe.
03:10Prep an 11-millimeter standard clip.
03:13Are you married?
03:14Not anymore.
03:16Turns out he had even worse judgment than I did.
03:18Oh, speaking of creeps,
03:19you hear Coyle got transferred?
03:21I'm so glad they shut him down.
03:23Oh, yeah, I guess.
03:25Just wish they'd spent the money
03:26on a pediatric trauma pod.
03:30They gave him a raise.
03:34Clip?
03:36The EKG confirmed
03:38you weren't having a heart attack.
03:40I wasn't faking.
03:41I wouldn't do that.
03:42We know.
03:44The imaging also confirmed
03:45that you have considerable lung inflammation.
03:47Is it possible you inhaled smoke?
03:48I guess I must have.
03:50There was a minor grease fire.
03:52What happens now?
03:53You need a bronchoscopy.
03:54We put a camera down your throat
03:56to see how much damage there is
03:57and what we need to do to repair it.
03:59But don't worry.
04:00You'll be sedated.
04:01Please don't.
04:02Oh, I'm sorry.
04:03The test is absolutely necessary.
04:05The test is fine,
04:06but please don't touch me,
04:08except for medical purposes.
04:10Yeah, of course.
04:17That does not make sense.
04:20A number of religions
04:21have rules about touching.
04:23I don't quite get it, but...
04:24That makes sense.
04:25People shouldn't touch people
04:27unless there's a very good reason.
04:29Okay.
04:30Then what does it make sense?
04:32The grease fire.
04:34The grease fire explains the whole thing.
04:37The burn, the smoke.
04:38She told us she forgot the stove was hot.
04:42How can you forget something's hot
04:43when it is on fire?
04:46Sure, and I'm sure we would have heard
04:47more of the story
04:47if she hadn't suddenly thought
04:48she was having a heart attack.
04:56Why didn't you fire him?
04:57Because his story was different than yours.
04:59And you believe his story?
05:02I believe your story.
05:03But you can't prove it,
05:05and we simply can't make a policy
05:07of believing every woman
05:08who files a complaint against every man.
05:13After a few thousand years
05:14of doing the opposite,
05:15it wouldn't kill us to ever correct.
05:17And the fact that your boyfriend
05:18assaulted him
05:19took away any leverage I had.
05:21I did what I could.
05:22I got him to take a position
05:24where he has very little contact
05:26with staff, with patients,
05:27outreach chair.
05:28And it's a lousy assignment.
05:30Sooner or later, he's going to quit.
05:32And get a job somewhere else.
05:34If you have any better ideas,
05:38I look forward to hearing them.
05:52You're very lucky.
05:55The aneurysm was in a small
05:56communicating artery.
05:57We were able to restore blood flow
05:59to the impacted brain areas.
06:01He's going to be okay.
06:02Thank God.
06:08Is this what life is going to be like
06:10from now on?
06:11Are these things just
06:12going to keep happening?
06:14We're going to keep him here
06:15for a few days,
06:16do some follow-up testing,
06:17make some adjustments
06:18to his medications.
06:20Hopefully, we'll find out
06:21why this happened.
06:25I have to go.
06:29Another one.
06:30Post-operative imaging
06:31shows a 26-millimeter aneurysm
06:33in the basilar artery.
06:34What size and location?
06:35We're looking at a high risk
06:36of rupture.
06:37Must have a genetic predisposition,
06:39maybe a connective tissue disease.
06:41All academic
06:41till we repair it.
06:44Through the pharynx
06:45and over to grandmother's house
06:47we go.
06:48There's the epiglottis
06:49and the vocal cords.
06:52I know you're not happy
06:52that I sued the hospital,
06:54but I'm not going to apologize
06:55for that.
06:56Makes it simple.
06:58I did it because
06:59I want to be here.
07:00I believe I can learn
07:01a lot from you,
07:01even from your doghouse.
07:04I just hope you give me
07:04a chance, sir.
07:06There's the carina.
07:08I'm going to pass
07:09into the main stem bronchus
07:10of the left lung.
07:11Is breaking up
07:12with your fiancée traumatic?
07:18When I saw a woman get shot,
07:20everyone told me
07:21it was traumatic
07:21and that I should be going home.
07:23Should you be going home?
07:27Give me a mucosal brush
07:28for cellular sample.
07:29Loading in now.
07:30How long does it take
07:31to get over a breakup
07:32with a woman you love?
07:35I'm seeing a lot of inflammation,
07:37but no smoke damage.
07:39That makes sense.
07:40I thought we were doing this
07:41because she inhaled smoke.
07:42She said she inhaled smoke.
07:44I didn't believe her.
07:46Whatever the cause,
07:47the inflammation
07:48and the damage are real.
07:49Let's get a mucosal biopsy.
07:51If I move down here,
07:52we scope reach
07:54your bronchial wall.
07:55She's hemorrhaging.
07:56This is bad.
07:57Prep the OR.
07:59Type and cross
07:59two units of blood.
08:00We've got to move.
08:04We know there was a burn.
08:05Was it something related
08:07to the grease fire
08:07or a separate
08:08coincidental injury?
08:14You don't have a theory
08:15or are you refusing
08:17to talk to Jared?
08:18I didn't answer
08:18because it doesn't matter
08:19until we can repair
08:20this puncture
08:21before bacteria passes through
08:22and spreads an infection.
08:23That's true.
08:25Cut the suture.
08:26Can't approximate
08:26the edges with forceps.
08:28Are you and Jared even now?
08:32You made a mistake,
08:33so did you.
08:34Exactly what mistake
08:35did I make?
08:36this breach
08:37was your fault.
08:40Is that traumatic?
08:49I had breakfast
08:50by myself.
08:51Where were you?
08:53I'm sorry,
08:53were we supposed
08:54to have breakfast
08:55this morning?
08:55I had an early consult.
08:56Yes, we always
08:58have breakfast
08:59on Mondays.
09:00We do.
09:01Every Monday.
09:03Every Monday.
09:04Thank you.
09:06Well, I guess
09:07our streak
09:08has been broken
09:08then, huh?
09:10If someone
09:11punctures the bronchus
09:12during a routine
09:14bronchoscopy,
09:14that's a mistake, right?
09:16Well, I can't imagine
09:18how it wouldn't be.
09:19Why?
09:19What did you do, Sean?
09:20I'm wondering
09:21if I need to report
09:22Dr. Melendez.
09:24Dr. Melendez did that?
09:26The protocol
09:26is very clear.
09:28I need to report it.
09:30But I've seen
09:31how Jared
09:33is being treated.
09:34Will Dr. Melendez
09:35treat me badly
09:36if I report this?
09:39He shouldn't,
09:40obviously,
09:41but human nature
09:41being what?
09:44Human nature?
09:48Sean, you know what?
09:49You should make
09:50this decision
09:50for yourself.
09:56In fact,
09:56in fact,
09:57you should make
09:58all your decisions
09:59yourself from here on in.
10:01That's what we
10:03agreed on,
10:04right?
10:10Have you considered
10:11an endovascular
10:12embolization procedure?
10:13I have.
10:14It's a little less risky,
10:15but I haven't done as many,
10:16so I'm not sure
10:18which way we're better off.
10:19You want me to check
10:20the roster sheet
10:20if there's somebody
10:21available with more experience?
10:22I would like to assist,
10:23but yes.
10:26Okay, here we go.
10:29No, he's not available.
10:31So make him available.
10:33I've got a husband
10:33and father who presented
10:34with two aneurysms
10:35in the last 12 hours.
10:37I'd rather not.
10:38This particular surgeon
10:39was recently
10:42transferred.
10:47Not a chance.
10:50Coyle is the
10:51best available surgeon
10:52for the job.
10:53Coyle should have been fired,
10:54and if he'd been fired,
10:55he wouldn't be available,
10:56and if he wasn't available,
10:57you would be the best person
10:58for the job.
11:00Our ultimate duty
11:01is to the patient.
11:05No, it's not.
11:07You agree he should have been fired?
11:09Of course.
11:10Even if he was the best doctor
11:11in the hospital,
11:12he should have been fired, right?
11:14Yes.
11:15So some things have to matter
11:16more than who is the most skilled.
11:19If we forgive Coyle
11:20just because he's good at something,
11:22what does he do next?
11:24Either he matters
11:25or we matter.
11:36Were you upset
11:37during the procedure?
11:39Did Murphy tell you
11:40that I was traumatized?
11:42You think that I might have
11:44almost killed a person
11:44because you dumped me.
11:46The fact that you're describing
11:47it as me dumping you
11:48suggests that you are upset.
11:50Look, I'm fine.
11:52You're fine.
11:53Nobody's upset.
11:55Great.
11:56But you do understand
11:58that I have to ask you
11:59these questions,
12:00that I need a statement from you.
12:02Yes.
12:03Here's my statement.
12:05I wasn't distracted.
12:06I didn't screw up.
12:08You get all that?
12:19Your bronchus was punctured
12:21during the procedure,
12:21but it's been repaired.
12:23How?
12:23How could that happen?
12:25Why did you lie?
12:27You said that you inhaled smoke,
12:29but there was no evidence of smoke.
12:30So what do you gain
12:32by lying to your doctors?
12:33I wasn't lying.
12:34I was just confused, I guess.
12:38I was in a lot of pain
12:39and it was all happening so fast.
12:42My stomach.
12:44Naja?
12:45What are you feeling?
12:46It's really sore.
12:47I feel like I'm...
12:49You get some help over here.
12:52Four milligrams of ondansetron?
12:54Airway information,
12:56abdominal pain, nausea.
12:57Uh, we need a full blood panel
12:58and abdominal ultrasound.
13:02The procedure will seal off the aneurysm,
13:06but there will almost certainly be
13:08some brain damage.
13:10Anything from mild visual
13:12or speech disturbances
13:13to significant paralysis.
13:16But without the surgery,
13:18he'll die.
13:29No.
13:30I won't consent to the operation.
13:34There really isn't a lot of choice here
13:37without the operation.
13:38After his first stroke,
13:40it...
13:41it took him so long to recover.
13:44It was frustrating
13:47and painful for him.
13:49But he did recover.
13:55He made it clear
13:57he'd never want to live compromised.
14:03Let's get it.
14:04I don't know.
14:14Thank you for having breakfast with me.
14:18Pleasure.
14:19People lie a lot, don't they?
14:22No, I meant it, Sean.
14:24I'm happy to spend time with you.
14:25There are seven reasons
14:26that I've thought of.
14:28There may even be more.
14:32Do people ever lie without a reason?
14:35No.
14:41Reason number six,
14:43I think you just lied.
14:44I think you just lied
14:45to avoid something.
14:45You don't like this conversation.
14:47Sean, Sean, I'm sorry.
14:49I'm just...
14:51just a little distracted.
14:53My aneurysm patient.
14:54We're treating him
14:55with blood pressure meds
14:56to try and avoid a rupture.
14:58You should do
14:58an endovascular embolization.
15:01He doesn't want one.
15:02You could leave him
15:03with brain damage.
15:04I thought he was unconscious.
15:06He is.
15:07His wife knows what he wants.
15:10It's amazing.
15:12I don't think I'd be able
15:13to do that.
15:15She's sacrificing
15:16her happiness,
15:17her future,
15:18just because she knows.
15:19She's lying.
15:20She's lying.
15:21It could be
15:22either reason number four
15:24or...
15:25No, she's not lying, Sean.
15:26She loves him.
15:27She doesn't love him.
15:28You haven't even met her.
15:30You haven't seen
15:30what she's like with him,
15:31with their son.
15:32I'm not good at reading people.
15:33Well, I am.
15:34I think people reading
15:35embraces personal biases.
15:38I think we should
15:39try to avoid biases.
15:43Knowledge of human behavior
15:45can help us make
15:46informed, intuitive decisions.
15:48My way is better.
15:50It's based on action.
15:52She's lying.
15:54If you love someone,
15:57you'll do anything
15:58to prevent their death.
16:08This situation,
16:10there seems to be
16:10a conflict of interest.
16:12So I would like to bring in
16:14someone else from legal
16:15to handle it.
16:17I agree.
16:19You're an excellent lawyer,
16:22but...
16:22But what?
16:23Do you think
16:24this is my problem?
16:26It's understandable.
16:2748 hours ago,
16:28we were engaged,
16:29and now suddenly
16:30you're supposed
16:30to be investigating me?
16:31Yes.
16:33And doing crazy things,
16:34like expecting you
16:35to give me complete answers
16:36to appropriate questions.
16:38You were trusting
16:39Murphy's judgment
16:39over mine.
16:40His judgment
16:41about my demeanor.
16:43Seriously.
16:44I asked you a question.
16:46You wanted me
16:47to screw up.
16:48You did screw up.
16:49So what?
16:50So we just deal with it.
16:53But if you can't even admit
16:55that you're not always perfect...
16:56I am not perfect.
17:01Clearly,
17:01I have made mistakes
17:02in my life.
17:04But not this time.
17:06That punctured bronchus
17:07was not my fault.
17:27The nurse says
17:28his vital signs
17:29are stable.
17:31No change.
17:32That's good.
17:38It's such a great sacrifice
17:42to respect his wishes
17:43enough to let him go.
17:47You must love
17:48your husband very much.
18:00But
18:03there could be
18:04another explanation.
18:07Either you love him
18:08enough to let him die
18:11or you hate him
18:12enough to let him die.
18:16You don't know
18:16what you're talking about.
18:19There's a doctor here
18:21who
18:23harassed me.
18:24He made me feel
18:25vulnerable,
18:26worthless,
18:28neither of which
18:29I am.
18:31But he never hurt me.
18:35I can't imagine
18:37how I would feel
18:39if he did.
18:40What I would do.
18:43What I would want
18:44to do to him.
18:49What did your husband
18:50do to you?
18:54He's a good father.
18:57No, he's not.
18:59A good father
19:00doesn't hurt a mother.
19:02Peyton loves him.
19:03All the more reason.
19:04No.
19:05Peyton doesn't know
19:06anything.
19:07He never can.
19:09I know you're afraid
19:10he'll come after you,
19:11but there are people
19:12who can help.
19:27Peyton is better off
19:28with the memory
19:28of a loving father
19:29than the truth.
19:36Let him die.
19:47Methanol is
19:49causing her
19:50abdominal pain.
19:52She drank
19:52with alcohol.
19:53People drink
19:54whatever they can drink.
19:55She's Muslim.
19:56Wouldn't let me touch her.
19:57Religious people
19:57aren't immune
19:58to hypocrisy.
19:59There are other ways
20:01to explain
20:02the presence
20:03of methanol.
20:03It's also produced
20:04by the liver
20:05when the body
20:06is exposed
20:06to certain
20:07caustic chemicals.
20:08If inhaled,
20:09caustic chemicals
20:10could also inflame
20:11in the lungs
20:11and caustic chemicals
20:12also burn,
20:13so it would explain
20:14all her symptoms.
20:15Do you happen
20:15to have a list
20:16of which caustic chemicals
20:17do all that?
20:19Dimethylsulfate.
20:20It's used
20:21in the pharmaceutical industry.
20:22She's a schoolteacher now.
20:23It's also used
20:24in water treatment,
20:25industrial pesticides
20:26and chemical weapons.
20:28She has no reason
20:29to be involved
20:29with water treatment
20:30or industrial pesticides,
20:31but she could be
20:32a schoolteacher
20:33and a terrorist.
20:42So what do we do?
20:43The surgery.
20:44We don't have
20:45her consent.
20:46Technically,
20:47the issue is
20:47we don't have
20:48his consent.
20:49We go to the wife
20:49because we can't get his,
20:51the assumption being
20:52that she's operating
20:52in his best interests.
20:54Pretty sure
20:54that's not happening here.
20:57Go back to the wife,
20:58get her to change her mind
20:58or we'll take it to court.
21:01Okay.
21:02Hey, you look annoyed.
21:04I'm annoyed
21:04we're sending him home
21:05to keep abusing his wife.
21:08She's a world-class liar.
21:09For all we know,
21:10she wants her husband
21:11dead so that she can
21:11run off with her
21:12Pilates instructor.
21:14I'll get the consent.
21:16Thank you.
21:20Dr. D'Angelo,
21:21please report to the...
21:21She refused initial
21:22treatment for methanol toxicity.
21:25It's ethanol.
21:25Because she's Muslim,
21:26she can't consume it.
21:27She has alcohol
21:28in her system,
21:29but won't let us
21:29put alcohol in her system
21:30to treat it
21:31because she doesn't
21:31want alcohol in her system.
21:33We put her on
21:34for methan...
21:35Is this part of your
21:36evidence that she's a terrorist
21:37because she's Muslim?
21:39There are billions of Muslims
21:40that aren't terrorists.
21:41Is that part of your evidence
21:43that she's not?
21:44I think she's a terrorist
21:45because it's the easiest way
21:46to explain her symptoms
21:48and her lie.
21:48Do you have a way?
21:50She had an accident.
21:52It scared her.
21:53Maybe we scare her.
21:54Hell, maybe this whole place
21:55scares her.
21:56There are a lot of reasons
21:57people don't tell the truth
21:58other than criminal activity.
21:59Six other reasons.
22:01If a person comes in
22:02with a gunshot wound,
22:04we have to report it.
22:05Why don't we have to report
22:06someone who might be
22:07making chemical weapons?
22:09Because unfounded accusations
22:10can destroy people's lives.
22:12What does it matter
22:13what people speculate
22:14as long as the truth comes out?
22:16Because people make up
22:17their minds before
22:18the truth comes out.
22:19Says the guy who played
22:20the race card
22:20when he needed an advantage.
22:22Even if you're right,
22:24she's not making bombs
22:25while she's in her ICU.
22:26Also, you're wrong.
22:28Keep me posted.
22:29She's not better
22:30in the next two hours.
22:31I want to know.
22:44We need you to consent
22:45to your husband's surgery.
22:49I said no.
22:53There's a better way, Tessa.
22:58Leave him.
23:00Start a new life.
23:07I'm afraid.
23:09I know.
23:12But this...
23:13This isn't the answer.
23:17If you don't consent,
23:18we'll take this to the court
23:20and we'll tell a judge
23:20what we know.
23:23I told you those things
23:24in confidence.
23:25You were not my patient.
23:26Your husband is.
23:30Two things will happen.
23:32We will get the consent
23:34and Peyton will find out
23:35the truth.
24:05you're not my brother.
24:06You are my son.
24:06You're my son.
24:10Tessa,
24:13tú eres más fuerte que tú crees que eres.
24:38Métanol, la toxicidad está abatiendo.
24:41El tratamiento está funcionando.
24:43Great.
24:45¿Tú crees que voy a poder salir?
24:48All of your symptoms are consistent with exposure to dimethyl sulfate.
24:53I've never heard of dimethyl.
24:56Dimethyl sulfate is used to make chemical weapons.
25:06I didn't expect this from you.
25:10I made a statement.
25:13You're different.
25:15I have autism.
25:18You've experienced bigotry.
25:20Yes.
25:23Have people refused to serve you?
25:28Have you seen people change their flight because of you?
25:36Have people cursed you out before you've opened your mouth?
25:43I'm not prejudiced.
25:45I have evidence.
25:48Nobody's prejudiced.
25:50Everybody has evidence.
25:53And I'm always brown.
25:58Maybe you're not so different.
26:03You're sweating.
26:07Perspiration is a sign of dishonesty.
26:13My chest.
26:14Chest pain can be brought on by anxiety.
26:18This time you are having a heart attack.
26:26The endothelial lining had moderate inflammation that appeared acute.
26:30And there was evidence of mucosal edema.
26:32I made no extraordinary motions nor did I apply any unnecessary force.
26:37And yet the bronchus was punctured.
26:39Which is a risk.
26:40Albeit a small one with this kind of procedure.
26:45Well, thank you.
26:46I appreciate the thoroughness of your answers.
26:49Not sure I understood it all.
26:52But I think I've got what I need.
26:56I probably shouldn't say anything.
26:59But I know you and Miss Preston are going through something right now.
27:01That really wasn't relevant.
27:02Oh, I know.
27:03I know.
27:04It's just...
27:06I know she'll get through it, but...
27:10It's good you're handling it better.
27:13It's one thing to be distracted while drafting a contract,
27:16and a whole other thing entirely doing what you do.
27:31Inject dye.
27:34Injecting dye.
27:38Hanging a left at the vertebral artery.
27:44Okay, withdrawing the guide wire.
27:47Inserting the platinum matrix.
27:53I mean, sometimes you do the right thing.
27:56And things get a little better.
27:59And sometimes things still suck.
28:04Entering the aneurysm.
28:09Okay.
28:11Bluffers are spiking.
28:13Wait, why?
28:13There's no rupture?
28:14No bleeding?
28:15No stroke?
28:16If his BP goes up any higher, he will have a stroke.
28:20I'm terminating the procedure.
28:22Push 20 milligrams a little beta-lol stat.
28:31We need to stabilize him before we can retry the procedure,
28:35which means we need to figure out what we missed.
28:37This wasn't our fault.
28:39His BP was stable going in.
28:41He's been on calcium channel blockers the last six years.
28:43Well, we missed something.
28:45BP doesn't skyrocket for no reason.
28:48Run it for workup.
28:52What about a 28-year-old with no risk factors have a heart attack?
28:57Her heart is burning.
29:00Burning?
29:01From the caustic chemical.
29:03Murphy.
29:04It's going through her system.
29:07Unlike thermal burns, chemical burns get worse over time.
29:11And it also explains the punctured bronchus.
29:14The caustic chemical thinned the bronchial walls.
29:16You did not make a mistake.
29:18That's not the only explanation.
29:21But I'll shut up now.
29:22You think you have a good idea, but you're going to shut yourself up.
29:27It could be caused by an infection from the bacteria that leaked.
29:30As a result of the puncture.
29:33The treatments are diametrically opposed.
29:38Antibiotics if it's infection.
29:39Steroids if it's inflammation.
29:41If we give her antibiotics and she needs steroids,
29:44instead it will suppress her immune system,
29:46causing the infection to flourish and kill her.
29:48If she needs steroids and we give her antibiotics...
29:51I get it.
29:52We better be right.
29:54Yes.
29:55Sir, I think we should bring another senior attending in
29:58to consult on this decision.
29:59Why?
30:00Because if Sean's right, you're exonerated.
30:02And if I'm right, you may have made the mistake that could kill this woman.
30:06You don't think I can be objective?
30:08I think you're incredibly professional.
30:10Shut up, Jared.
30:15It is possible that I screwed up.
30:21Let's put her on broad-spectrum antibiotics.
30:24You're wrong.
30:25Making a decision on the assumption you made a mistake is a mistake.
30:30You're very arrogant.
30:33It helps you be a great sergeant.
30:38Fortunately, I don't need your approval.
30:50We've determined what the underlying problem was.
30:54What caused your husband's aneurysm to rupture,
30:56and why his blood pressure spiked in the OR.
30:58According to his labs, he hasn't been taking his meds?
31:01As far as I know, he has.
31:03I mean, that's just not like him.
31:06We don't think it's like him either.
31:10You think I had something to do with this?
31:13That I what?
31:15Threw his meds away?
31:17He'd just order more.
31:19But if you emptied his capsules and filled them with sugar,
31:23or even better, salt...
31:25It would end your nightmare.
31:27There.
31:30I was willing to let him die.
31:33But I could never...
31:39If I were strong enough to kill him...
31:54Is there a chance your son knows more than you think he does?
32:19What?
32:19Her heart rate's 90.
32:20That's in the normal range.
32:23But it was 83. It should be going down.
32:25All her other signs are normal.
32:28You were right. This is the proper treatment.
32:3195?
32:35I'm switching her to steroids.
32:37If we give her steroids,
32:39it will suppress her immune system,
32:42causing the infection to flourish...
32:43I'm going to push 40 milligrams of methylpredicilone.
32:45And she'll die.
32:48This is on me.
32:49I know.
33:00We switched that to methylpredicilone.
33:03It's working.
33:04You were wrong.
33:06Yeah, I got that.
33:08Just about the treatment choice.
33:09You didn't do anything wrong in an OR.
33:11Don't kiss my ass.
33:13Jared saved her life.
33:17If he hadn't acted so quickly,
33:18she would have died,
33:19and that would have been your fault.
33:22Yes, it would have.
33:23You should thank him.
33:32Thank you, Dr. Kalil.
33:33Thank you.
33:35Thank you.
33:36Thank you.
33:57Please be seated.
34:19No, no, no.
34:29Hey, can I help you?
34:31I'm Dr. Shaw Murphy.
34:33You're my new neighbor, number 34.
34:38Yeah, cool.
34:41Do you want to come in for a beer?
34:42No.
34:51Nice work?
34:53You too.
34:54You can have the honors.
34:59This is the first time I'm not looking forward to telling the family it went well.
35:30You're going to be fine.
35:32The treatment worked?
35:34The second one did.
35:35The first one almost killed you.
35:37The fact that you're alive right now is evidence that you were working with dimethyl sulfate.
35:41You're a terrorist, aren't you?
35:46My brother works for a drug company.
35:49They use dimethyl sulfate to make one of their medications.
35:52He stole some from me.
35:53So you could make a chemical weapon.
35:56So I could make perfume.
36:03Smell that.
36:16It's beautiful.
36:20But very stupid.
36:21Yeah.
36:23Especially since my brother would get fired if anyone ever found out.
36:29You believe her?
36:31Protecting someone.
36:32Reason number three.
36:37So, we good?
36:40The thing is, I'm not sure it really matters.
36:42I'm told I can only have three residents next year.
36:44That's great.
36:46Not really.
36:46Because of Coyle's transfer, I have to take on his.
36:50Resnick.
36:52She's a pain.
36:54Pain can be a hell of a motivator.
36:57Good luck.
37:04You were right.
37:08And I think you were right that I wanted you to be wrong.
37:12Like I'm sorry.
37:15You were right, too.
37:18I kept telling myself that I'm fine, but...
37:21It's been hard.
37:24Got me second-guessing myself.
37:26Maybe affecting my judgment.
37:28I don't know.
37:31If we're hurting so bad, maybe we've made a mistake.
37:36No.
37:37It just means that what we had mattered.
37:40Doesn't mean that it was right.
37:43I've also been thinking that...
37:46Arrogance does make me a better surgeon.
37:50But it's not gonna make me a better husband.
37:56I'm sorry.
37:57I don't know.
38:19I don't know.
38:22...on Dr. Coyle,
38:25...on
38:26...the women who worked with him
38:28...and then quit.
38:30I got another offer at SF Muni.
38:35I was harassed by Dr. Coyle.
38:40...And I think you were too.
38:55Doing the right thing can make things a little better.
39:01Especially if we do it together.
39:25I have a new neighbor.
39:27Hmm.
39:29Well, Leah's really gone, huh?
39:32So, can we have breakfast tomorrow?
39:36I'd love to, Sean, but...
39:43...we, um...
39:44...we talked about this, right?
39:46I said that I would...
39:48...back off if you stayed.
39:50Right? More space, less father.
39:52I don't need a father.
39:54I hate fathers.
39:55Right, so...
39:56I need a friend.
40:03Sean, I am someone who...
40:06...can't help but give advice.
40:08You know, I don't know if I can not...
40:11...do that.
40:14So, you think...
40:16...I can change and you can't?
40:21I think that we have a certain kind of relationship.
40:24And we can call it something different if we want,
40:26...but we can't magically make it different.
40:29You said that you wanted space.
40:31You said that you needed space.
40:40You said that you needed space.
40:46...and...
40:50...and...
40:51...
40:52...
40:52...
40:53...
40:54...
41:05Ok.
41:10Sean.
41:25Do you feel a little broken?
41:31Do you feel a little broken?
41:40Memories come, let me go.
41:46You just let it go.
41:58What are you smelling right now?
42:03Pine trees.
42:04Do you feel a little broken?
42:11Do you feel a little broken?
42:23Do you feel a little broken?
42:24Do you feel a little broken?
42:43Do you feel a little broken?
42:45Do you feel a little broken?
43:01Do you feel a little broken?
43:01Do you feel a little broken?
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