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Chicago Med - Season 11 Episode 20 - Hell Breaks Loose
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00:03We had a thing towards the end of Nick of Time. I was almost 17. Who knew about that? Of
00:08course I didn't. I was a kid. It was your job to protect me from an adult that was taking
00:12advantage of me. Who was taking advantage of you? You know what's got me worried? Turnover went up 27%. The
00:21first week Dr. Rabari was running things. He actually won my job. I think we may have a fight on
00:26our hands.
00:27I've been trying to figure out what could happen to cause such a huge change in your behavior. I thought
00:32it was just because you were so head over heels for me. You tested positive for prion disease. Get out.
00:36This is something we need to talk about. Get out!
00:42Panam is a remarkable woman and she will be an incredible mother with or without my help. That man is
00:48head over heels in love with you.
01:02That don't shoot. It's me. You scared the hell out of me, you know. Well, where's your mask? I lost
01:08it chasing down one of these...
01:09Run!
01:17You know, when you suggested a father-son babymoon, whatever the hell this is, I wasn't picturing this.
01:24Yeah, well, Bill the Bear was booked.
01:27Ooh!
01:30So, how you feeling about it all? Having a daughter in two weeks?
01:36You know, I feel ready, excited.
01:42Son of a bitch!
01:46How's your, uh, girlfriend handling it?
01:51Uh, well, not exactly, uh, Jennifer and I broke up a few days ago.
01:58Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. What happened?
02:01She's convinced I've got romantic feelings for Hannah.
02:08What is that? I knew if I told you, you'd make a thing of it.
02:11Hey, I don't need to make a thing of it. It's already a thing.
02:14I just don't know why you can't tell her.
02:17Tell her what?
02:18That you're in love with her.
02:23It's not like it's gonna get any easier once you're trying to raise an infant together.
02:27Tell her now.
02:29Before it gets crazy.
02:34In your face!
02:36I'm just hoping for no surprises.
02:40I mean, I have been on the other side so often that I just want a smooth delivery and a
02:45healthy baby.
02:47For sure.
02:48Keep it simple.
02:49It's my new mantra.
02:51That and more spaghetti, less regretty.
02:54Oh.
02:54Did you hear the good news about Will and Natalie?
02:56I did.
02:58Patrick James Hall said nine pounds, four ounces.
03:01I already sent a blanket.
03:02Of course you did.
03:03Speaking of, aren't you supposed to be out of here for now?
03:06Okay, today is my last day.
03:08I'm just showing Dr. Lavelle a few things before the handoff.
03:11Not right now.
03:14Whoa, what is their deal?
03:16Lover's quarrel or Lennox's standard venom.
03:18Okay, you know what?
03:19I would steer clear of the personal drama as a new hire.
03:22I think that that could be a better mantra for you.
03:24Yeah, but where's the fun in that?
03:26Okay, come on.
03:27I need to show you some things on the OB cart.
03:29Finally, later, I'll give you all the tea.
03:31Oh, I'd love that for us.
03:33Yes.
03:38Hey, Daniel.
03:39Hey.
03:40Hey.
03:41Oh, I'm glad I caught you.
03:43I want to talk with you about Dr. Rabari.
03:46Great.
03:46Just so you know, I sent my fMRI to my neurologist buddy at UCLA.
03:51And when he gets back to us with the all clear,
03:54well, then hopefully we can start to leave this ridiculousness behind us.
03:59I'm not sure that's going to do it.
04:01What's this?
04:02There was a board meeting tonight.
04:03This was just disseminated.
04:05It's about Dr. Rabari's leadership role at Gaffney.
04:10You're like his whole life story in here.
04:11Mm-hmm.
04:13Research papers and stuff.
04:15What, is there a dating profile in here too?
04:17Well, he knows if he's going to try to oust you,
04:21he's going to need all the ammunition he can get.
04:24Wait, you think he's, like, officially going to make a play for my job at this board meeting tonight?
04:31Yes, I do.
04:32Which means we have ten hours to make sure that doesn't happen.
04:42Rough night?
04:44Great night, actually.
04:46Not sure I believe you.
04:48Okay, Mr. Cheerful.
04:50That's Dr. Cheerful.
04:52And Johns Hopkins is launching a new clinical trial for prion disease.
04:57You make an excellent candidate, and I can also make a call.
05:01I'm not interested, thanks.
05:05You should be.
05:19Well, I was going to tell you where to go.
05:20What?
05:21No, she's your best friend from med school.
05:23Look, I will bring a change of clothes to work tomorrow.
05:26We're going.
05:27Yeah?
05:27Yeah.
05:28Okay, great.
05:31Hmm.
05:33There he is.
05:34My absentee roommate.
05:36Hey, yeah.
05:37She's been staying at Naomi's place.
05:38It's a lot easier.
05:39Do you not have sex in my guest room?
05:42I was going to say the commute's better, but also that.
05:46Yeah, definitely also that.
05:47You, uh, really seem to be jumping in head first.
05:50I don't mean to.
05:51I don't know.
05:52I...
05:53It's like, I don't like not being around her.
05:57Eloquently stated.
05:59No, I...
06:00She's cool.
06:02You know, she's open and easy to talk to.
06:06There's no games with her.
06:08You know what I mean?
06:09Actually, I have no idea what you mean.
06:11Hmm.
06:13So that, uh, honeymoon stage fizzled out with Lennox, huh?
06:17Why don't we grab a beer after work?
06:19Yeah.
06:21Dr. Frost, incoming.
06:24Hang in there.
06:27Maxwell Hodges, prisoner at Oakville Correctional.
06:29Got into an altercation with a guard who's coming in behind us.
06:32Cleaning of severe pain, lower left chest.
06:35Trauma tube?
06:35Decreased breath sounds?
06:37No.
06:37Equal bilateral.
06:38Some contusions on his face, but no LOC for witnesses.
06:41Heart rate 100, BP 124 over 89.
06:44Get an x-ray, do you?
06:45Got it.
06:47Wait, how old is he?
06:48Just turned 18.
06:49Don't let the baby face fool you.
06:51Kid's in for a double homicide.
06:53On my count?
06:54Oh, hang on.
06:54He's still cuffed.
06:55Can we get these off, please?
06:58One, two, three.
07:01Okay, let's get four morphine, four Xofran IV.
07:06Great.
07:0615 gauge.
07:07Left AC.
07:09BP's dropping a bit.
07:10Severe tenderness in the lower left costal margin.
07:13Lots of bruising.
07:14Where's that x-ray?
07:15Got multiple potential rib fractures.
07:17What the hell happened here?
07:19Jason Walker, 45.
07:20The prison guard who got in with that kid who was just brought in.
07:23Pain in his right hand.
07:24Tenderness and swelling over the fifth metacarpal possible boxer's fracture.
07:27And a heart attack.
07:28You might want to tell him I'm having a heart attack.
07:30Mr. Walker, are you having chest pains?
07:31Yeah, it's tightness and it's tough to breathe.
07:33All right, EKG looks normal.
07:34Slide over here for us.
07:35Okay, Mr. Walker, it doesn't appear you're having a heart attack,
07:37but we will check your troponin levels to make sure.
07:40Take some deep breaths, okay?
07:45Casey?
07:47What's up, boss?
07:48Yikes, the brick is blowing up.
07:50Sub in for me.
07:50Okay.
07:51Want to that event, Ivy?
07:52Yeah, you got it.
07:53Hey.
07:55I didn't mean to hurt the kid.
07:57He started yelling about something,
07:58and I was telling him to get back in the lunch lot,
08:00and he pulled his shiv, and things escalated.
08:05Someone get me, Dr. Lennox.
08:07What is it?
08:09Apparently, the dust dump between these two
08:11sparked a riot at the prison.
08:13There's at least 40 injured,
08:14and most of them are headed our way.
08:17Paige, Dr. Archer, tell me to get down here.
08:19Okay.
08:19All right, everyone, we need to clear beds.
08:23Pending admits, go upstairs now.
08:25Hold all ESIs level three and higher in the waiting room.
08:31And call hospital security.
08:33Tell them to send everyone they've got.
08:35You got it.
08:35I don't understand, but the situation is still ongoing.
08:45Talk to me.
08:46Trini, I'm sorry.
08:4728.
08:48Chaser to the neck.
08:49Possibly expanding in the trauma.
08:50Trauma one.
08:51All hands on deck.
08:52What do we got?
08:53Tear gas?
08:54Yeah, vital's okay.
08:55Non-life-threatening injuries up against that wall.
08:58Trini, you got it?
08:58Yeah, I got it.
08:59Come on.
09:00Can you hear this?
09:01Huh?
09:02What?
09:03All right, he's got a perforated TM,
09:04and let's get him a tetanus shot.
09:06Looks like he's got fragments from the flashbang in there.
09:08Shut it up!
09:09Walker!
09:10I'm trying to bust you wide open.
09:12Bean on that kid.
09:14Messed up in the head!
09:15Yeah, you little pansy!
09:17Take it down!
09:18Take it down!
09:19You ain't safe in here!
09:20Hey, not in my ED.
09:21Look at me!
09:23Not in my ED.
09:25And let's take the fuel away from the fire.
09:28Tracy, take Mr. Walker upstairs right now
09:31to avoid another round of this mess.
09:37Hey, why the different colored outfits?
09:40Gray scrubs are for gen pop.
09:41Orange are for high risk.
09:42Violent offenders, security threats.
09:45But once we change them into hospital gowns,
09:47how are we going to know who's who?
09:48I need a psych consult and treatment too.
09:50I got it.
09:51I got this one.
09:52Thanks to you, buddy.
09:54Sure.
09:57Heard what he's trying to do to you?
09:58I just wanted to let you know
10:00that everyone here has your back.
10:09Mr. Singleton.
10:09Yo.
10:10Heard you took quite a tumble.
10:12Got tackled from behind.
10:13O-line forgot to pick up the blitz, I guess.
10:15Then wham, hit my head on the metal table.
10:18You, uh, felt any dizziness?
10:21Nope.
10:21Headache?
10:22I mean, this don't feel great.
10:25Yeah, fair enough.
10:26Let's take a look.
10:28Okay.
10:29Give me an irrigation bottle of saline and an 18-gauge needle.
10:32You know, if this had gone down a week from now, I would have missed the whole thing.
10:36Oh, yeah?
10:36You getting out?
10:38Transferred to Hanukkah.
10:40Ooh.
10:42It's a medium security prison.
10:44Word is, they have a sauna and do sushi on Wednesdays.
10:49Yeah?
10:49No.
10:50But I bet this kind of crap doesn't happen there.
10:53Well, either way, I bet you're counting down the days.
10:56Not as much as you would think.
10:58But crazy as it sounds, is there some things I'm going to actually miss about the old place?
11:02This laceration's deep, and I am feeling a step off.
11:05Could be a possible skull fracture, Paige Abrams.
11:09How we doing, Maxwell?
11:11My side and my back are killing me.
11:13I'm so tired.
11:14I'm sure you are.
11:15We got the results back from your CT.
11:18Your spleen is shattered and bleeding into your abdomen.
11:21We'll give you a couple units of blood, but as soon as an OR opens up, we will get you
11:25in and remove it.
11:26And if you don't take it out?
11:28Unfortunately, it is too far gone to repair.
11:31So if left untreated, you will continue to bleed internally.
11:34This is a life-threatening injury.
11:40It's fine.
11:42What do you mean, it's fine?
11:44They're just going to blame me again, and I ain't do nothing.
11:51I can't speak to that, Maxwell.
11:54But let's take everything one step at a time.
11:56Right now, it is about getting you fixed up, and my job is to help.
11:59Help?
12:00Help what?
12:02I told you I didn't want the surgery, so who are you helping, huh?
12:04Hey, settle down.
12:05Why can't you just listen?
12:07None of you listen.
12:08I ain't do nothing.
12:09Not now.
12:09Not ever.
12:10I shut your mouth, Paige.
12:11Okay, hey, hey, relax.
12:12Everything is fine, okay?
12:13Please.
12:14Everything is fine, right?
12:16Sure.
12:18Please.
12:26Just do whatever you want.
12:29You're just going to do it anyways.
12:37Keep this dry.
12:38Oh, Dr. Asher, a patient just asked for you, said you helped her before.
12:42She's a surrogate, something about a double pregnancy.
12:45Olivia, try to keep this elevated, okay?
12:47Yeah, I couldn't find you, so Dr. LaValle said she would take it.
12:50Where is she?
12:50There by the elevators.
12:51Great.
12:51Okay.
12:54Olivia?
12:55Oh, Dr. Asher.
12:56Sorry, I didn't mean to pull you away.
12:58I'm clearly pretty intense in here today.
13:00I just, I can't feel him.
13:03She hasn't felt a baby move since last night.
13:05And this is like the fourth bottle of orange juice I've downed.
13:08Usually that has him doing backflips.
13:10I was just going to take her up to L&D to get her assessed.
13:13Do you think something's wrong?
13:14Let's not even go there yet.
13:16There are plenty of things that this could be.
13:18Okay.
13:21Oh, it's okay.
13:22Don't worry, it's...
13:23No, no, no, no.
13:24Whoa, hey, as the only gal here who can still see her feet, this feels like a knee job.
13:28Okay, thank you.
13:29Yeah.
13:29Hey, they called you in.
13:31Watch your step.
13:32It's a thing here.
13:33Yeah, I heard you could use the extra hands.
13:36We definitely can.
13:37I'm just taking Olivia up to L&D, and I'll be back soon.
13:39So, will you have a minute?
13:41I need to talk to you.
13:43Okay, is everything okay?
13:44Yeah, it's great.
13:45That's fine.
13:45Um, I was just speaking to Sean earlier, and he...
13:49Dr. Asher?
13:50Oh, okay.
13:51You know what?
13:52Let's not worry about this.
13:53We'll, uh, find time to talk when the insanity...
13:56You got it.
13:57...dies down.
13:57Okay.
13:58Bye.
13:59Sounds juicy.
14:01Okay, that's enough.
14:06Hey.
14:08You getting ready to transfer Maxwell up to the OR?
14:10Mom, it's away.
14:11Right.
14:12Have you had a chance to talk to him at all?
14:14Well, uh, walked him through the procedure, but we didn't paint each other's nails.
14:18Well, the kid just seems despondent.
14:20I mean, he doesn't even want to have the surgery.
14:23Well, luckily, it's not up to him.
14:26I just feel like the kid has been ignored, you know?
14:30Sure.
14:30And that maybe there's more to the story here.
14:32More to the story.
14:33Dr. Frost, your empathy is often a virtue, but you speak to a thousand prisoners, you won't
14:39find a single guilty man.
14:41So you think I'm just being gullible, then?
14:43Yeah.
14:43I think we need to stop this kid's internal bleeding, and then after that, you know, you
14:49can loop in Dr. Charles.
14:51Maureen coming!
14:53What do we got?
14:54Y-2 pair, 46, isolated stab wound to the anterior thigh, BP 115 over 75, heart rate 56.
15:01All right, I see some abrasions around the wound, but I need to get a better look.
15:03Let's get that tourniquet off.
15:05We're going to have you slide over.
15:06Can I get some 4x4s?
15:07Yeah.
15:08What caused the injury?
15:09A shiv.
15:10Okay.
15:16Can you give him some pain meds?
15:1725 of fentanyl.
15:19Got it.
15:20I've got a high pain tolerance.
15:21Oh, good for you.
15:25That dude going to make it?
15:31Trini, uh, the wound doesn't go past the muscle.
15:33No major arteries are hit.
15:34We can hold off on treating, but let's keep an eye on him.
15:36Yes.
15:37Hey, uh, just a heads up.
15:39They told me to be careful around this one.
15:41He has some rage issues, apparently.
15:43Got it.
15:46Yeah, you know, you think you're making friends in the yard, but obviously someone's immune
15:51to my charms.
15:52You're pretty chatty for a hardened criminal.
15:55Ah, well, I'm a drug dealer, so being personable is a real asset in my line of work.
16:01Except when I was talking to that undercover agent.
16:03Yeah, that probably would have been a good tiny key.
16:08Isaac?
16:08Isaac?
16:11He's extensor posturing.
16:13He's about to herniate.
16:14All right, it must be a delayed subdural.
16:15Get an indication, Trey.
16:17We need a stat CT and into the OR immediately.
16:20Do you think this has something to do with what happened before with my baby?
16:25Is this my fault?
16:27Absolutely not.
16:28No, what happened with your baby should have no lasting effects on this pregnancy, okay?
16:32Okay.
16:33And from what I'm seeing, everything looks good.
16:36In fact...
16:38Oh, thank God.
16:41Then why do you stop moving?
16:43Because you are likely in the early stages of labor.
16:47That can happen sometimes.
16:48Wait, now?
16:50Really?
16:50Mm-hmm.
16:51Oh, my God.
16:52I have to call Jacob and Ryan.
16:54I...
16:54I didn't even bring my go bag.
16:56It's okay.
16:57You have time.
16:58But listen, there is one thing that we need to address.
17:01What's that?
17:03The baby is breech.
17:04His head is facing up near your ribs instead of down by the cervix.
17:08Oh, man.
17:08Does that mean a C-section?
17:10I really didn't want to have that.
17:13Normally, yes.
17:14But given how early this is, there is one other option that I'm willing to try.
17:18We will need a set of extra hands.
17:31Um...
17:31Listen, Dr. Charles, I recognize this is a bit awkward, but I want you to know that I respect you
17:41tremendously.
17:42What do you do?
17:45You respect me tremendously?
17:46Is that why you're sticking a knife in my back and, you know, twisting my fMRI results and claiming that
17:55I'm behaving erratically?
17:57Come on, Theo.
17:58We really don't need to pretend.
18:01I didn't twist anything.
18:03I simply answered those questions honestly.
18:05And as for you behaving erratically, can you honestly look me in the eye and tell me that you haven't
18:10been?
18:10You've been moody.
18:11You've been taciturn.
18:12You accused me of dosing a patient to protect a drug trial that I was heading up without a shred
18:16of evidence.
18:17Yeah, and I was wrong about that.
18:18I admitted it.
18:19And I apologized, too.
18:21And look, I'm the first to admit that I had some challenges before the stroke, right?
18:26But look, come on, Theo.
18:27I've been back for a few weeks and we both know that I'm pretty much my old self, right?
18:31Even if I wasn't, does that really mean that you have to make a play for my position?
18:38Mike, let me know when the brass drops to zero.
18:43I was asked to step up.
18:45And I ran this department the best way that I knew how.
18:48Implementing theories that I had been working on my entire career that could help not just millions of people around
18:54the world,
18:54but countless patients right here at this hospital.
18:57Patients that we could see more of with faster turnover.
19:00And, you know, the board, they saw value in that.
19:03And the fact that you don't, Dr. Charles, I just don't understand it.
19:06I understand it completely.
19:07The board, they value a lower bottom line.
19:10They especially value a doctor who prioritizes a computer readout over a patient's actual needs.
19:16Wow.
19:16I mean, they go crazy for that.
19:17That is a very reductive view of my position.
19:20Is it really?
19:21Because you continually implied the brick-and-mortar mechanics of metal health support would be improved by removing human beings
19:28from the process.
19:30I mean, the fact that you were so convinced that machines can do our job, Theo,
19:34it's deeply upsetting to me.
19:36I came to Gaffney because of you, Dr. Charles.
19:39I came because of your reputation, because everyone said that you were a genius.
19:43But now I realize that you were just like every other basic psychiatrist that I had battled since I was
19:49five years old.
19:50You make bad assumptions based on emotion and intuition rather than actual facts.
19:55I think we're done here.
19:58No, I think you're done here.
20:13Doris, take us off diversion.
20:14Start letting patients in from the waiting room again.
20:16Should we prioritize discharging the remaining prisoners?
20:18Absolutely.
20:19Still got that high-risk prisoner with the leg wound?
20:21I'll take him.
20:22And we still have a few things that need to be sorted.
20:23My God, have I not made it abundantly clear?
20:25I don't want to sort anything out.
20:27I was talking to Nancy about restocking the surge carts.
20:32Hey.
20:37What room is...
20:43Sorry to keep you waiting.
20:45No trouble.
20:47I've got nothing but time.
20:49Uh-huh.
20:50You seem pretty wound up over there.
20:52Why, I'm just fine?
20:54It's just the way you treat people.
20:56It's not that nice.
20:59Could I get some four-by-fours and a liter of saline?
21:02Yeah.
21:02And what are you in prison for, Mr. Dupere?
21:06Murder.
21:08Oh.
21:09That makes you an expert on kindness?
21:12No.
21:12No, I'm not an expert on anything.
21:15But I used to be like you.
21:18Torfuse.
21:18Always in a hurry.
21:21Not anymore?
21:22No.
21:23I'm changed.
21:25You find Jesus?
21:27Oh, no.
21:28No, I can't imagine I'm going to meet him after what I did.
21:33But I did find something to live for.
21:37What's that?
21:39It's a secret.
21:40Here's your dressing.
21:45You can shower.
21:47But this will need to be redressed once a day.
21:50Well, wait.
21:51You're not getting ready to discharge me.
21:53You know me.
21:54I'm always in a hurry.
21:55Except my leg.
21:57It's weak.
21:59And my foot is starting to go numb.
22:02Really?
22:03Yeah.
22:04You're not just saying that to Stoll?
22:07No.
22:08Honestly.
22:09It started a few minutes ago, and it's come on strong.
22:13Okay.
22:14Let's send him up for an MRI.
22:16Make sure there's no nerve damage.
22:18Thank you, doctor.
22:26I know I should not have lost it with Theo downstairs.
22:30I'm sorry it was stupid.
22:32I did not come here to lecture you.
22:34I came to see how you are.
22:36I'm okay.
22:38You know, when we were arguing downstairs, Theo made reference to other psychiatrists that
22:46he's had difficulties with.
22:47Not the first time he'd done it.
22:49And it just made me wonder, you know, if he does have this disdain for the human side
22:54of our field, which he absolutely does.
22:56Like, why?
22:59So, do you think he has skeletons in his closet?
23:02I'm not sure, but I mean, if he does, the board certainly deserves to know.
23:05Well, I'm meeting with several board members this afternoon to try to swing their vote.
23:10If you find something out...
23:12You will be the first to know.
23:14All right.
23:21Okay, press again, further over.
23:23Your son is being pretty stubborn.
23:25Man, am I right?
23:27Sorry.
23:28Oh, no.
23:29I get it.
23:30I'm married to one.
23:31Where is Ryan, by the way?
23:33Stuck in traffic on I-55, but he should be here soon.
23:36Okay, more pressure?
23:37No, he's too far down.
23:38Dr. Asher, we should consider moving Olivia to the OR.
23:40Wait, no.
23:41Can't we keep trying?
23:42Let's check the ultrasound.
23:46You okay?
23:47Yeah, sorry.
23:47Just a little indigestion, I think.
23:50Heart rate looks good.
23:51Let's see if we can get him up a different way.
23:55Change of twans.
23:57Dr. Lavelle, tip her head down.
24:00Okay, Olivia, bring your hips up for me.
24:02Nice and tall.
24:03Okay.
24:04What's this now?
24:05We're gonna try an inversion.
24:07Maggie, a midwife who used to be a nurse here, taught this to me.
24:10Oh.
24:11Okay, pull on through.
24:13You comfortable in this position, Olivia?
24:15She was in college.
24:16Not the time.
24:18Okay, keep her steady while I see if his backside's coming up.
24:24I can feel something.
24:25Mm-hmm.
24:26He's moving.
24:27Okay, that's good.
24:27Start pushing.
24:29Push, push, push, push, push, push, push.
24:32Good.
24:34Push.
24:34Whoa, he's on the move.
24:36Just breathe.
24:37Oh, my God, this is crazy.
24:39Okay, keep pushing, keep pushing.
24:41Keep pushing, and there.
24:43There we go.
24:45We need to confirm with an ultrasound, but I think we did.
24:49That was a cool trick.
24:51Now all you gotta do is push the baby out of you.
24:58How's it going?
25:00He's just getting started.
25:03They're going to pin this whole thing on him.
25:06The riot.
25:07Mm-hmm.
25:07Gonna add ten years to a sentence.
25:10You don't think he deserves it?
25:13You know the reason Maxwell was in prison to begin with?
25:16I looked it up.
25:17Mm-hmm.
25:18He got a ride home from a party with some friends,
25:21and they decided to break into a house they thought was empty.
25:24But it wasn't.
25:25No.
25:26Two people were killed,
25:27but Maxwell didn't even do anything.
25:30Just sat in the car, still got tagged.
25:32Felony murder.
25:33Yeah.
25:34Tried as an adult.
25:3620-year sentence.
25:38It's crazy how your whole life can just derail
25:41from one random decision.
25:52It just doesn't feel like he's the kind of kid
25:54who would randomly attack a guard.
25:56You think the guard's lying?
25:57I think Maxwell wants to say something,
26:00but he doesn't think it'll make a difference,
26:01and I gotta say, I get it.
26:04He's all alone.
26:05Not entirely.
26:06As long as he's here, he has us.
26:08Jonathan Michael?
26:10Oh.
26:12You want me to stick around?
26:14Um, no, I appreciate it.
26:17I'll be all right.
26:18Sure.
26:19Yeah.
26:35I just need you to know
26:38that I didn't know about Ainsley, I swear.
26:42I would have never, never have let that continue.
26:47I've been doing a lot of hard thinking
26:50about everything that you said.
26:54You know, I always thought it was most important
26:57to protect you from
27:00the life that I had growing up.
27:04And really, I didn't protect you at all.
27:12Does Dad know you're here?
27:14No.
27:16Your father's in hospice.
27:20He stopped the hypoxin infusions.
27:24Of course.
27:25Because I'm not paying you.
27:27No, no, no.
27:28It's not about money.
27:30The treatments weren't working.
27:32After three rounds, the mass is still growing.
27:36He's not able to walk anymore.
27:39And the doctors say there's nothing else
27:41that they can do.
27:47Okay.
27:51So that's it then, huh?
27:54I don't expect anything from you, Jonathan Michael.
27:59I just want you to know
28:03that you were right.
28:07And I'm so sorry
28:08that it's taken me this long
28:10to realize that.
28:35Hey, which OR is Abrams in?
28:37I was in OR too.
28:38What are you doing out here?
28:39Isaac's surgery started less than an hour ago.
28:4156 minutes to be exact.
28:43I removed the subdural,
28:44but that's as far as I got.
28:45The real problem's a ruptured pseudoaneurysm.
28:47Damn.
28:47Yeah.
28:48No way in hell
28:49I can repair that vessel
28:49with this much brain swelling.
28:51So he's in the ICU now?
28:52Yeah, all we can do now is wait.
28:54Hopefully he lives long enough
28:55for the edema to come down.
28:56We should know more in a few hours.
28:57He's just joking around with us.
28:59Yep.
29:01Okay, great.
29:02Great, great.
29:03No, no.
29:03Happy, happy to help.
29:05That was Olivia's OB.
29:07He should be here any minute.
29:13How long have you been having contractions?
29:21Um, I've been having Braxton Hicks on and off
29:24for the last few weeks,
29:26and in the last couple hours,
29:28it's gotten more intense and regular.
29:32So you're in labor.
29:36Well, then let me ask the logical questions here.
29:39Why haven't you told anyone,
29:40and why are you still working?
29:42Because the ED is crazy right now,
29:43and it's early labor.
29:45I mean, if you were my doctor,
29:47you wouldn't even tell me
29:47to come into the hospital yet,
29:48and I'm not putting my baby at risk, so.
29:51Well, I wasn't saying that you were.
29:53I also am planning to tell people
29:55when, you know, it's just,
29:57it becomes more of a thing.
29:58Pretty sure it already is.
30:00I meant when I was actually closer to delivery.
30:04You know, I don't need anyone fussing over me.
30:08Look, I get that we've had
30:10a rocky-ass road up until now.
30:12Okay?
30:14And I get that you're probably scared
30:16about a lot of things.
30:19But I need you to hear one thing.
30:23This is happening.
30:27Yeah, I know.
30:28It's happening.
30:28Do you?
30:30Because you've been pretty resistant
30:31to having me here,
30:32training and replacement,
30:33which is pretty standard
30:34for maternity leave.
30:35Okay, yeah, you know,
30:36I didn't ask your opinion.
30:37And yet I'm gonna give it.
30:40Look, I'm not judging you, man.
30:42I skipped therapy this week
30:44so I could stress shop at Sephora.
30:45I'll admit that.
30:48Okay, so what are you saying exactly?
30:49I don't know what I was saying
30:53with that last one,
30:53but what I think I'm saying
30:56is just stop worrying about the future,
31:00about your career,
31:01your relationships,
31:02and, you know,
31:03be in your body
31:05and soak in the frickin' moment.
31:08You're at the top of the roller coaster.
31:10All you gotta do is put your hands up.
31:14It's time to go be a mom.
31:20Anyone seen Dr. Charles?
31:22I'm happy to take it.
31:23Oh, it's not a work call.
31:25No, I don't have him,
31:26but I'll pass on the message.
31:29Yeah, no problem, Dr. Hogan.
31:31You too.
31:33Dr. Hogan from U of I?
31:35You know him?
31:37Yeah, I worked with him
31:38during my residency.
31:41What was he calling about?
31:44You probably want to take that up
31:45with Dr. Charles.
31:46Right.
31:47We all know what you're doing.
31:51Excuse me?
31:52We know what you're trying to do
31:55to Dr. Charles,
31:56but even if you do replace him,
31:58you'll never be him.
32:01Well, hopefully I can work
32:03to change your opinion.
32:07You know, sometimes I really like you.
32:10What do you need?
32:11And then it's gone.
32:12MRI results came back on the guy
32:14with a stab wound to the leg,
32:15Mr. Dupere.
32:16Ah, yes, the one trying to delay his release.
32:19Let's see.
32:20Oh, surprise, surprise.
32:21There's no nerve damage.
32:23No, missed it completely.
32:25Yeah.
32:27What is it?
32:28Well, the angle of this puncture
32:31and these little cuts around the wound,
32:34I don't think it's from an abrasion.
32:36I think it's hesitation marks.
32:39You think he stabbed himself?
32:40Why, just to get out of prison for a day?
32:42Where is Mr. Dupere now?
32:44Not sure.
32:45We got the MRI results,
32:46so he's done with his scan.
32:47He should have been back.
32:50See?
32:51See?
32:51See?
32:53See?
32:53See?
32:54See?
32:55See?
32:56See?
33:00Hey, what's going on?
33:01Have you seen a prisoner,
33:02Wyatt Dupere,
33:03and a corrections officer
33:04leave this floor?
33:05They were here for an MRI.
33:06Uh, no, I haven't.
33:08Why?
33:11Call security.
33:18Sir, can you hear me?
33:20Can you hear me?
33:22Hey, team.
33:23How are we doing?
33:24Contractions are coming pretty hard and fast now.
33:27You just missed Dr. Tinto.
33:28Oh, I ran into him downstairs.
33:29He said that you got your epidural
33:31and everything is looking great.
33:33I, uh, I actually just stopped in to say goodbye.
33:36I was sort of hoping you'd get to meet the little man.
33:38I know, me too, but, um, there's some other things.
33:43Code silver.
33:44Is there a fire?
33:46That's not a fire alarm.
33:49Excuse me?
33:50I need you to get inside.
33:51Put something in front of the door.
33:53Why?
33:53What's going on?
33:55One of the prisoners escaped.
33:56Hospital's on lockdown.
33:58Nobody in or out.
33:59Code silver.
34:01Code silver.
34:03What's going on?
34:05It's okay.
34:06Just keep breathing, okay?
34:08Okay.
34:1820 minutes ago,
34:20Wyatt DePere overpowered the corrections officer,
34:23guarding him, and escaped.
34:24God, how's the CO?
34:26Well, he's got a pretty bad concussion
34:28and had some stitches, but he'll live.
34:31My understanding is that we're under a code silver protocol.
34:34I thought that was reserved for active shooters.
34:36Yeah, but he took the officer's gun.
34:39Oh.
34:40All incoming ambulances have been diverted.
34:42Good.
34:43Yeah.
34:43What's happening?
34:44We're sweeping the hospital now.
34:46After we clear each floor,
34:47departments will be opening back up.
34:49We just cleared the ED,
34:50but no one can leave the area
34:52until the entire hospital is deemed safe.
34:54How do we know that this Mr. DePere
34:55is still even in the hospital?
34:57So far, there's no evidence he's left the premises,
34:59but we need to go through security footage
35:01with your help.
35:02Of course.
35:03Go.
35:04Go, go, go.
35:04Okay.
35:13How long is this lockdown going to last?
35:16Oh, I know as much as you do.
35:19Well, you're probably loving this.
35:23How do you figure?
35:26We're trapped alone in a room.
35:28Nothing to do but talk about our issues.
35:35Honestly, Caitlin,
35:36we could sit here in silence forever.
35:39I'm good.
35:43Yeah.
35:44You don't get to be mad.
35:47Sorry, what?
35:47I said you don't get to be mad about this.
35:50About me or us.
35:52Like, was I a bitch to you the other night
35:55when you confronted me about my disease?
35:57Sure.
35:58And I'm sorry.
35:59But.
36:00But what?
36:01But I have a terminal illness.
36:04So, check me.
36:06This was supposed to be fun and meaningless.
36:10And I worked really hard to keep it meaningless.
36:13You know, get drunk.
36:15Uh, sex in cars.
36:17You ruined it.
36:18I ruined it?
36:19Uh-huh.
36:19I ruined it?
36:20Yep.
36:21How did I ruin it?
36:22By showing concern that you have a serious health condition.
36:25Yes, exactly.
36:26Because now I can't pretend that this is just fun anymore.
36:28I can't pretend that I'm not sick,
36:30and I can't pretend I'm not in love with you.
36:37What did you just say?
36:43You heard me?
36:49Hey, Casey?
36:50Hmm?
36:50Can we do a, uh, a utoxin and a thyroid panel for Mrs. Spellman in two?
36:54Yeah, I'm on it.
36:55I just gotta put my stethoscope in the UV cabinet first, get the cooties off.
36:58I'm headed that way.
36:59Let me do it.
36:59Oh, sir, you're a gentleman, thank you.
37:01I am a gentleman.
37:03You're trying to dig up dirt on me?
37:07Trying to save my job and my department.
37:10You think I'm hiding something?
37:12Is that why you're speaking to my advisors from residency?
37:14Okay, so I was checking out this, uh, packet that's floating around, you know, with all
37:20your qualifications and your experience.
37:23Extremely impressive.
37:24Lists of research papers, by the way.
37:27But I couldn't help noticing that there was nothing from, from med school or, or your residency,
37:32and I thought that's odd.
37:33Something had to get cut.
37:34Could be.
37:35Anyway, I reached out to Dr. Hogan, who was kind enough to send over these, if you will,
37:41missing papers.
37:42And almost every single one of your studies focused on just one topic.
37:49Antisocial personality disorder.
37:51It was an area I was interested in.
37:53Oh, could very well be.
37:55But then I remembered that about, wait, two or three months ago, you told me right here
38:01in this room about your childhood misdiagnosis.
38:05An antisocial personality disorder?
38:08Famously difficult to diagnose.
38:11Dr. Charles, I don't know what you're talking about.
38:13I was thinking to myself, oh man, that must have been such a, brutal, misunderstood, alienating
38:26childhood.
38:27But that didn't stop him from pumping you full of all these drugs that you didn't need.
38:32What are you doing, Dana?
38:34You don't have any proof of any of this.
38:37All I'm really doing, Theo, is just my job.
38:40Right?
38:40I'm following my, my instinct.
38:42You know, my human intuition.
38:45And what my intuition is telling me is that it makes perfect sense that you embrace fMRI
38:51after all those psychiatrists let you down.
38:54It makes perfect sense to me that you'd devote your entire career to eradicating the human
38:59element from diagnostics.
39:02Right?
39:02Because in your mind, those elements, intuition, instinct, conversation, are deeply fallible.
39:10I mean, they certainly let you down, buddy.
39:16Also makes perfect sense to me why you would have no compunction taking advantage of my
39:21misfortune and going after my job because you were not born with the ability to empathize.
39:29Because you were born with antisocial personality disorder.
39:36You were born with an associopath.
39:45You're doing great!
39:47How would you know?
39:48You're on your phone!
39:49Sorry.
39:50I'm trying to keep Ryan up to date.
39:52He's in the parking lot.
39:54They still won't let anyone in or out.
39:57Okay, well, Olivia, you are now fully dilated.
40:00Like all the way?
40:01Like all the way.
40:02So what does that mean?
40:03It means it is time to start pushing.
40:05Wait, now?
40:06Are we going to wait until we have more support?
40:10It's okay.
40:11Women have been giving birth without a team of doctors for millennia.
40:14They just give birth in a field underneath all this...
40:16You said them died doing that.
40:17They died, Jacob!
40:18Sorry.
40:18Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
40:19Let's take a breath, okay?
40:21Everything's going to be fine.
40:21I've done this countless times, and your baby looks great.
40:25Plus, Jacob here can assist me if I need him to.
40:29What?
40:29No!
40:30Sorry.
40:30I didn't pay that close attention during birthing classes.
40:33Okay, okay, don't worry.
40:34I'm not going to ask you to do anything too drastic.
40:36Let's start with putting on a pair of gloves.
40:38Olivia, you've got this, okay?
40:40Look at me.
40:41Hey, hey, I've got you.
40:43Um, Dr. Asher, everything okay?
40:50Yeah, um, my water just broke.
40:57Okay.
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