00:03Paging Dr. Griffith to the ER.
00:07I don't know if any of you have what it takes.
00:09Paging Dr. Griffith to the ER.
00:12You're here to earn your seat at the grown-up table.
00:16Paging Dr. Griffith to the ER.
00:19This is surgical residency.
00:21Are you more valuable than the person next to you?
00:26Sam, I want to help you realize you have tremendous potential.
00:29It's my job. It's hard.
00:31I can do this.
00:33When I was a kid, I got it in my head that I should take the piano
00:36so that I'd make my fingers more agile,
00:38they'd be faster in surgery, and now it's my stress release.
00:42Yeah.
00:44That's a pretty impressive plan.
00:46You have someone still to learn about how the real world works.
00:50You have to have open-heart surgery tomorrow.
00:52Which Dr. Griffith do you choose?
00:55We're talking about your ego making it impossible for me
00:58to do my job.
00:59Where I stand, I see a lot of weaknesses.
01:02Pathologically arrogant, profoundly insecure,
01:05emotionally unpredictable, and exceptionally vain.
01:08My father and I disagree about a lot of things.
01:11Here's what I see.
01:12Inspiring confidence, compassion, wisdom,
01:16courage, commitment, brilliant doctors.
01:20So if you are with me, let's get to work.
01:25You can't skip ahead without putting in the time.
01:28It's funny.
01:29I know a department head that did exactly that.
01:31Do not let this affect your confidence.
01:34It's easy to say when he's not your father.
01:36I don't know who I am without this.
01:38Then go somewhere else.
01:41May the best Dr. Griffith win.
01:44Is that the idea?
01:46He can be the T-Rex dad.
01:48I'm the meteorite.
01:51Morning, boss.
01:52Getting to work bright and early?
01:53Bright and early means arriving before the boss.
01:55One more.
01:57You can't do it.
01:59He continues to make a thing,
01:59If we can't do it,
01:59One more time,
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