1. ERCopy !req
2. Previously on ER...Copy !req
3. Thank you. Thank you.Copy !req
4. - So, it's true?
- I've been trying to tell you.Copy !req
5. I'm not renewing my fellowship because
I'm applying for an Attending position.Copy !req
6. You should have had some sense.
Call your family!Copy !req
7. - It was not your decision, John.
- Sorry.Copy !req
8. - And here are some condoms. Use them.
- I will.Copy !req
9. The Bone Marrow Registry...Copy !req
10. found eight people who
preliminarily match your marrow type.Copy !req
11. - David!
- I've got something in my eye. Could you...?Copy !req
12. Who the hell was that?Copy !req
13. "Gut Reaction"Copy !req
14. Yosh, I need a hand!Copy !req
15. - What have you got?
- Boxes.Copy !req
16. Antibiotics, clinic expendables.
Right here, Jerry.Copy !req
17. Thank you. Right here. Thanks.Copy !req
18. Heavy lifting is not
in my job description.Copy !req
19. - Where are we gonna put this stuff?
- Put it in the lounge.Copy !req
20. - Delivery dude's waiting on a check.
- I'll be right there.Copy !req
21. Carol? What is all this?Copy !req
22. Mrs. Carter came through with another
donation for medical supplies.Copy !req
23. I thought I'd stash them in the lounge
until I find a storage space.Copy !req
24. Far be it for me to want to impede
the good work of the clinic.Copy !req
25. So tonight's the big night, huh?Copy !req
26. - Need help?
- Everything's under control.Copy !req
27. I'm impressed that you volunteered
to do this year's ER banquet.Copy !req
28. Jerry's been helping me out.Copy !req
29. What's on the menu?Copy !req
30. We have herb-roasted chicken.
We have scalloped potatoes...Copy !req
31. Dr. Greene, things didn't go
quite as planned.Copy !req
32. - What do you mean?
- I didn't want to worry you.Copy !req
33. You're worrying me.Copy !req
34. The caterer couldn't do the spread
for the money we had.Copy !req
35. So I had to make
alternate arrangements.Copy !req
36. - I hope it's not a buffet.
- It's not. It's a smorgasbord.Copy !req
37. - Mark, do you have a minute?
- Sure.Copy !req
38. - Smorgasbord?
- It'll be great.Copy !req
39. I got a great Swedish caterer,
a friend of my Aunt Gretta's.Copy !req
40. What was that strange memo
from the dean about?Copy !req
41. Apparently, he wants to explore hiring
a Pediatric Emergency Attending.Copy !req
42. - And whose dumb idea was that?
- Doug's.Copy !req
43. Doug? Doug Ross went to the dean?Copy !req
44. And the dean thought it was
worth investigating.Copy !req
45. You're telling me that Doug's actually
interested in such a position?Copy !req
46. He might be.Copy !req
47. We are trained to handle anyone
who comes through the door.Copy !req
48. We do not need
a Pediatric Attending here.Copy !req
49. Don't worry. It won't happen.Copy !req
50. They'll make a committee,
determine that it's not cost-effective.Copy !req
51. It'll all be history.Copy !req
52. Ms. Beavans, let us run some tests.Copy !req
53. - I don't have time.
- She's got a fever and she's vomiting.Copy !req
54. If I don't get to work now,
I'm gonna be fired.Copy !req
55. - Just a few minutes.
- The nurse said that an hour ago!Copy !req
56. She could have a kidney infection
or worse. Let us get a urine sample.Copy !req
57. - I'll bring her back.
- I can't let you leave.Copy !req
58. - You can't stop me!
- Police would say I can.Copy !req
59. - You'd call the cops on me?
- Absolutely. For endangering a child.Copy !req
60. - I'll call the cops for kidnapping.
- What's going on?Copy !req
61. 105 fever. She's been vomiting
for two days. No source of infection.Copy !req
62. He threatened to call the cops!Copy !req
63. - We can work this out without police.
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
64. I'm not letting you leave
without giving this child tests.Copy !req
65. Like hell you won't!
Bring her back or you're gonna be sorry!Copy !req
66. And he wants to be an Attending?Copy !req
67. Pedialyte. Make sure she gets plenty
of that. Ibuprofen for fever.Copy !req
68. We'll call you with the test results.
You don't want me to call your boss?Copy !req
69. - Don't bother.
- Okay. All right.Copy !req
70. Son of a bitch.Copy !req
71. I hope it doesn't rain tonight.
I'm wearing a new dress.Copy !req
72. Not to worry.
It is not going to rain.Copy !req
73. The Channel 2 news said
it was gonna storm.Copy !req
74. They don't know what they're talking
about. No bursitis, no rain.Copy !req
75. Can I grab a ride with you and Anna
to the banquet?Copy !req
76. - Doug's working late.
- I'm not going with Anna.Copy !req
77. Did you two break up?Copy !req
78. - We're just friends.
- I thought you were dating.Copy !req
79. No, no, no. I mean, we've gotten
really close, but no.Copy !req
80. - You thought we were dating?
- I thought I picked up on something.Copy !req
81. Something that she said?Copy !req
82. No. I thought I picked up on some
chemistry between the two of you.Copy !req
83. I mean, there's been moments...Copy !req
84. but you hate to screw up
a good friendship.Copy !req
85. That's lame, Carter. Ask her out.Copy !req
86. - I hope Romano doesn't page me.
- He keeps you on a short leash.Copy !req
87. I'd cut it in a heartbeat if I weren't
afraid of losing my visa.Copy !req
88. - Morgenstern might sponsor you.
- Out of the frying pan!Copy !req
89. - What do you mean?
- He's a strange fish, don't you think?Copy !req
90. No. Not really.Copy !req
91. - You respect him?
- Yes. Why?Copy !req
92. I heard he was cutting up cadavers
in the anatomy lab.Copy !req
93. - So?
- It's nothing.Copy !req
94. I suppose I'm looking for a convincing
reason not to go back home.Copy !req
95. Why? Is your fellowship up?Copy !req
96. No. I've been offered Senior Lecturer
at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.Copy !req
97. Congratulations.Copy !req
98. I'm not sure I want to go back
into that old boys' network again.Copy !req
99. - Here a woman has a fighting chance.
- Ready? One, two...Copy !req
100. three. Gently.Copy !req
101. 71-year-old male, Lyle Swanson.
T- boned when a drunk ran a red.Copy !req
102. No LOC. BP, 150/98. Pulse, 90.Copy !req
103. - Resps 25. Minor lacs to-
- Allison?Copy !req
104. Look at you! How are you?Copy !req
105. I'm doing fine, Dr. Corday,
thanks to you.Copy !req
106. She's been on the job three days.
Wouldn't know she was a trainee.Copy !req
107. - How's your leg?
- I'm getting the strength back.Copy !req
108. - I'm thrilled for you.
- Can we finish the bullet, please?Copy !req
109. BP, 150/98. Pulse, 90. Resps, 25.Copy !req
110. Minor lacs to the head and lower
extremities. He noticed chest pains...Copy !req
111. - ... after hitting the steering wheel.
- Well done.Copy !req
112. Anytime. See you.Copy !req
113. No evidence of pneumo.Copy !req
114. Good peripheral pulse
without extremity tenderness.Copy !req
115. Pupils equal, disc margins clear.
What are you thinking?Copy !req
116. Worst-case scenario, cardiac contusion
or an aortic tear.Copy !req
117. - Start with a chest x-ray.
- Excuse me?Copy !req
118. Get a chest film.
I've got a paraesophageal hernia.Copy !req
119. Probably torsed my stomach.Copy !req
120. - Are you a doctor?
- Pathologist. Rule out a volvulus.Copy !req
121. Lydia, call for a portable chest.Copy !req
122. Peter, what do you think?Copy !req
123. I think Dr. Swanson just beat us
to the diagnosis.Copy !req
124. Are you going to this banquet tonight?Copy !req
125. It sounds kind of hokey.Copy !req
126. Actually, it was great fun last year.
It was a nice dinner. It's good wine.Copy !req
127. - Everybody ended up doing the limbo.
- I don't know.Copy !req
128. Come on.Copy !req
129. I guess. If you're gonna go.Copy !req
130. - Would you like to go together?
- Sure. Why not?Copy !req
131. - All right, I'll pick you up at 8:00.
- Great.Copy !req
132. Why didn't you say
there was a deposit?Copy !req
133. I thought you were taking care
of the band.Copy !req
134. If I had known there was a deposit,
I would've paid it.Copy !req
135. I've got 60 people showing up
there tonight. You cannot cancel-Copy !req
136. - Mark, telephone.
- Can you hold on?Copy !req
137. Is it important?Copy !req
138. It's the florist.
I'll say you're with a patient.Copy !req
139. What does she want?Copy !req
140. She tried to deliver your centerpieces
to the Shangri Lodge.Copy !req
141. Nobody was there to receive them.Copy !req
142. - Have them deliver it here.
- To the ER?Copy !req
143. Look, you've gotta be able to find
a band for me tonight.Copy !req
144. - I have a couple of buddies-
- Jerry, get back to work.Copy !req
145. What's that? The Machine?Copy !req
146. That sounds good. Fine. Book them.
I'll pay the late fee.Copy !req
147. Damn it!Copy !req
148. Labs are back on Quinesha Beavans.Copy !req
149. She's got Gram-negative rods in
her urine. Her CBC shows a left shift.Copy !req
150. - Urosepsis.
- Probably.Copy !req
151. It's good you had Mrs. Beavans
stick around so you could run tests.Copy !req
152. Tell Kerry Weaver about that.Copy !req
153. Want me to call her and make sure she
brings in Quinesha for IV antibiotics?Copy !req
154. I can be diplomatic, buddy.Copy !req
155. I know you can.Copy !req
156. Dr. Swanson made a correct
self-diagnosis.Copy !req
157. He's got a nasty-looking volvulus.Copy !req
158. He's gonna need a gastrectomy.Copy !req
159. Have you ever removed
the entire stomach?Copy !req
160. - No. What about you?
- In a frog.Copy !req
161. - Morning, folks.
- Good morning, Dr. Morgenstern.Copy !req
162. - So, what's on the agenda?
- A rather fascinating case.Copy !req
163. Pretty spiffy. Who is this?Copy !req
164. Lyle Swanson,
71-year-old physician who-Copy !req
165. Swanny?Copy !req
166. David Morgenstern, Dr. Swanson.
I took histology from you.Copy !req
167. You inspired me to become a surgeon.Copy !req
168. You made the most beautiful
axial slices of the brain.Copy !req
169. That means a great deal
coming from you, sir.Copy !req
170. Dr. Swanson is a world authority
on immunofluorescent tumor stains.Copy !req
171. I'm afraid you have a gastric torsion.Copy !req
172. I should've had that damned hernia
repaired years ago.Copy !req
173. Well, I had an Ml six months ago.Copy !req
174. I ignored the symptoms for weeks.Copy !req
175. What's your plan?Copy !req
176. We'll do an open procedure.
That way we can explore your belly.Copy !req
177. Can you operate laparoscopically?Copy !req
178. I believe your case is
too complicated for that.Copy !req
179. - Nonsense.
- A lap volvulus?Copy !req
180. It's less invasive.
The recovery time is quicker.Copy !req
181. What do you think?Copy !req
182. Well, it's worth a try. We can always
convert to an open procedure.Copy !req
183. Lily, book an O.R. in my name.
Which one of you would like to assist?Copy !req
184. Elizabeth...Copy !req
185. you're the skeptic. How about it?Copy !req
186. Terrific.Copy !req
187. - Isn't a smorgasbord old-fashioned?
- It's gonna be great.Copy !req
188. I'd like to see a menu.Copy !req
189. We are having pickled herring,
Swedish meatballs, limpa bread.Copy !req
190. And my mom's making
a tub of borscht.Copy !req
191. Wait. Your mother's
doing the cooking?Copy !req
192. She's doing it for free.Copy !req
193. - Did you page me?
- Yeah. Got a bowel obstruction in 2.Copy !req
194. - You sure it's not just constipation?
- Yes, I'm sure.Copy !req
195. Hell of a job you ER docs have.Copy !req
196. You scout out the territory and call
in the big boys to go in for the kill.Copy !req
197. - You got a minute?
- Sure.Copy !req
198. The National Bone Marrow Registry
called. You gave some blood last week?Copy !req
199. In the drive for Dr. Anspaugh's son.
Don't tell me that I matched.Copy !req
200. Unfortunately not for Scotty.
But you matched an out-of-state patient.Copy !req
201. Wow! That's great.Copy !req
202. - That's a tough procedure, isn't it?
- It's not too bad.Copy !req
203. And if I can arrange it for today,
would you be willing to do it?Copy !req
204. That soon?Copy !req
205. The patient needs the marrow.
I'll give you some days off to recuperate.Copy !req
206. I can perform that procedure after
I check out this bowel obstruction.Copy !req
207. Yeah. And what exactly
does it involve?Copy !req
208. I'll drill about 50 small holes in
your pelvis and suck out the marrow.Copy !req
209. We'll give you an epidural.
You won't feel a thing.Copy !req
210. Piece of cake.Copy !req
211. - Think about it.
- Okay.Copy !req
212. Be honest with me. Do you think
I have what it takes to be an Attending?Copy !req
213. Of course you do.Copy !req
214. Think of me as diplomatic?Copy !req
215. - What does that have to do with it?
- Answer the question.Copy !req
216. It's not the first word
that springs to mind.Copy !req
217. What would the first word be?Copy !req
218. Stubborn.Copy !req
219. Opinionated.Copy !req
220. Insouciant.Copy !req
221. - Insouciant?
- Look it up.Copy !req
222. You know this one?Copy !req
223. We've only played it about a billion
times. Are you done eating this?Copy !req
224. - It's not very good.
- Yeah, I know.Copy !req
225. How about I order us a pizza?Copy !req
226. If you want.Copy !req
227. Maybe some rocky road for dessert?Copy !req
228. Is the pain getting worse?Copy !req
229. This thing isn't working
as good as it used to.Copy !req
230. I'll get Dr. Ross to adjust
it for you. Okay?Copy !req
231. Wait. Don't leave yet.Copy !req
232. This is the coolest part.Copy !req
233. Dr. Bad News.Copy !req
234. How are you feeling, son?Copy !req
235. Well, me and Jeanie
were gonna share a pizza.Copy !req
236. We...Copy !req
237. We need to talk.Copy !req
238. Your bone marrow failed to match
the last two potential donors.Copy !req
239. You win some, you lose some.Copy !req
240. Hey, we'll come up with Plan B.Copy !req
241. Okay? Your dad and I have
discussed some new therapies.Copy !req
242. There is something called...Copy !req
243. a Phase One chemotherapy trial.Copy !req
244. But it's highly experimental.Copy !req
245. At least it's still
a possibility, right?Copy !req
246. Yes.Copy !req
247. It couldn't be any worse than the nuke
juice they've already given me.Copy !req
248. There could be some
severe side effects.Copy !req
249. And the chemo could...Copy !req
250. Make me croak.Copy !req
251. We don't have to make a decision
right this minute.Copy !req
252. What do you think, Jeanie?Copy !req
253. I think it's a chance.Copy !req
254. Would you stay with me
if I got the new chemo?Copy !req
255. Of course I would.Copy !req
256. I wanna do it.Copy !req
257. You sure lucked out getting that lap.Copy !req
258. - Do you like working with Morgenstern?
- Of course. He's one of the best.Copy !req
259. Why is it I don't feel comfortable
around him?Copy !req
260. Can't imagine.Copy !req
261. Last week he bolted out midway
through a pericardiocentesis.Copy !req
262. - Claimed he had something in his eye.
- Then he must have.Copy !req
263. It seemed to me like he froze up.Copy !req
264. I can't believe that.Copy !req
265. Let me tell you something
about Dr. Morgenstern.Copy !req
266. He's taught me more than all
the other Attendings combined.Copy !req
267. Maybe I'm looking for an excuse
to get out of this.Copy !req
268. I don't have much experience
of laparoscopic procedures.Copy !req
269. See, that's it.Copy !req
270. Whenever you're nervous
you go after the Attendings.Copy !req
271. Do I really?Copy !req
272. Well, I guess I do.Copy !req
273. - Have you ever done a lap volvulus?
- No. But I'd love to.Copy !req
274. In that case, be my guest.Copy !req
275. Are you serious?Copy !req
276. Yeah. I'll do your biopsy
and then I'll come observe you.Copy !req
277. Perhaps I'll learn something.Copy !req
278. Well...Copy !req
279. Okay.Copy !req
280. I owe you.Copy !req
281. David?Copy !req
282. I hope I'm not disturbing you.Copy !req
283. Oh, heavens, Kerry,
you never disturb me.Copy !req
284. Is that a lap volvulus?Copy !req
285. Heard you're doing one
on Dr. Swanson.Copy !req
286. Yeah. Just looking at one
of my old teaching tapes.Copy !req
287. Never hurts to review the finer points
of establishing a pneumoperitoneum.Copy !req
288. He told me that you were one
of his brightest students.Copy !req
289. Good old Swanny.Copy !req
290. He's from the old school of medicine.
Cares about the science and the soul.Copy !req
291. I came up to bring you the minutes
of the Blood Utilization Committee.Copy !req
292. Thought you might be interested
now that you're back on staff.Copy !req
293. You're always looking out for me.Copy !req
294. Which reminds me, are you coming
to the ER banquet tonight?Copy !req
295. You're part of the family.Copy !req
296. It sounds like great fun.Copy !req
297. - Good. I'll see you there.
- Right-o.Copy !req
298. So I spoke to
the pain management team.Copy !req
299. Sorry.Copy !req
300. - Sorry.
- It's all right.Copy !req
301. We're gonna increase
your morphine dosage.Copy !req
302. Okay. Where's Jeanie?Copy !req
303. She's probably down in the ER working.Copy !req
304. No. She promised to stay with me
when I get the new chemo.Copy !req
305. I spoke to your dad about that.
He's worried that...Copy !req
306. you may not understand what it means
to be in a Phase One treatment study.Copy !req
307. I know. The chemo
could make me a lot sicker.Copy !req
308. Yeah, it can. You're willing
to go through with that?Copy !req
309. Hey, Jeanie. Where have you been?Copy !req
310. I was down in the gift shop.
I got you a little something.Copy !req
311. A new Hot Rod.Copy !req
312. You let me read that
when you're done, all right?Copy !req
313. Scott and I were just talking...Copy !req
314. about the pros and cons
of a Phase One study.Copy !req
315. And I was telling Dr. Ross
that we're gonna go for it.Copy !req
316. - He's a pretty brave guy.
- Yes, he is. Very brave.Copy !req
317. Yes, I'll hold.Copy !req
318. So I talked to Anna, and we're going
together. But don't call it a date.Copy !req
319. No, no. It's urgent. I have to
speak to Mrs. Carter immediately.Copy !req
320. Well, page her out
of her board meeting.Copy !req
321. - What's going on?
- Carol wrote a bad check.Copy !req
322. Her medical supplies
are getting repo'd.Copy !req
323. Your grandmother wrote me this.Copy !req
324. Could you please have her
call me back? Thank you.Copy !req
325. She put a stop payment
on her foundation check?Copy !req
326. What did you do?Copy !req
327. Nothing. Last week
we had some bad press.Copy !req
328. We gave out birth control to teens.Copy !req
329. Gamma isn't anti-birth control.
She does hate publicity, though.Copy !req
330. What should I do?Copy !req
331. You could promise that you won't
use her money for birth control.Copy !req
332. I would if I could reach her.Copy !req
333. Dr. C, eye exam in 1.Copy !req
334. I'm sure it's just
a big misunderstanding.Copy !req
335. - Is the patient ready?
- He's asleep.Copy !req
336. Okay. The monitor goes
at the head of the table.Copy !req
337. The endoscopic tower's
on the wrong side.Copy !req
338. Dr. Morgenstern requested it this way.Copy !req
339. - Are you sure?
- Yes, doctor. Quite sure.Copy !req
340. Shirley! How nice to see you!
You still collecting old 45s?Copy !req
341. Just picked up a rare Buddy Holly.
It's great to have you back.Copy !req
342. Well, it's good to be home.Copy !req
343. Peter? I thought your associate
was going to assist.Copy !req
344. She's doing a biopsy,
so she'll be by later to observe.Copy !req
345. So it's you and me!
Just like old times.Copy !req
346. Shirley, I left a CD of some Peruvian
panpipe music by the scrub sink.Copy !req
347. - Would you mind putting it on?
- Not at all, Dr. Morgenstern.Copy !req
348. You'll like this, Peter.
The music is mysterious...Copy !req
349. and yet soothing.Copy !req
350. You have a scratch
on your cornea, Mr. Bartlett.Copy !req
351. I'll be right back with some
antibiotic eye drops for you.Copy !req
352. - Carter, do you have a minute?
- Sure.Copy !req
353. - Is something wrong?
- No.Copy !req
354. I matched for a transplant candidate
from the blood we donated last week.Copy !req
355. - You're gonna donate bone marrow?
- Yeah.Copy !req
356. - That's great.
- Yeah.Copy !req
357. But I guess I won't make it
to the banquet tonight.Copy !req
358. Yeah. No. You should be sore
for a couple of days.Copy !req
359. Why? It's a simple procedure, right?Copy !req
360. Not much to it.Copy !req
361. - Have you ever done one?
- About 12 or so last year.Copy !req
362. Would you do mine?Copy !req
363. - Really?
- Yeah.Copy !req
364. I don't mean to sound like a wimp.
I just feel a little nervous about it.Copy !req
365. I've never even seen you flinch.Copy !req
366. - Not even in the bloodiest traumas.
- I'm serious.Copy !req
367. It's different when
you're the patient.Copy !req
368. Just a big chicken, huh?Copy !req
369. - Don't rub it in, please.
- No. Hey, it's just...Copy !req
370. - It's surprising.
- If you don't want to do it, fine.Copy !req
371. I'd be honored. I'll do it as soon as
I'm finished with my patient.Copy !req
372. Okay. Thanks. Appreciate it.Copy !req
373. Bye.Copy !req
374. Mark, did Romano see
that kid with the appy?Copy !req
375. Yeah. He's examining him now.Copy !req
376. - Is everything set for the banquet?
- Seems to be moving right along.Copy !req
377. The University Club put on
such a lovely banquet last year.Copy !req
378. It's too bad it wasn't available.Copy !req
379. It was. I just thought the Shangri
Lodge would be a different choice.Copy !req
380. You actually chose the Shangri Lodge
over the University Club?Copy !req
381. - A little less pretentious.
- Whatever you say.Copy !req
382. That appy kid's dry as a bone.
Buff him up.Copy !req
383. Give him 200 cc's normal saline
every 15 minutes.Copy !req
384. That's too much fluid for a kid.
I already gave him two 500 cc boluses.Copy !req
385. I want you to give him
200 cc's every 15 minutes...Copy !req
386. then send him up to the O.R.Copy !req
387. - You fluid-overload these patients.
- Follow my orders on the chart.Copy !req
388. In my ER, I'll manage the patients
the way I see fit!Copy !req
389. Hey, Greene!Copy !req
390. I guess you got some stones after all.
You're the boss.Copy !req
391. We'll free up the esophagus
with a harmonic scalpel.Copy !req
392. When I was a Resident,
we didn't have cautery.Copy !req
393. We had to tie every vessel.Copy !req
394. Tell me, Peter.Copy !req
395. Where do you find the branches of the
vagus at this level of the esophagus?Copy !req
396. They become the anterior and posterior.
You cut them, the stomach won't empty.Copy !req
397. Right you are.Copy !req
398. Speaking of "empty" and "stomach,"
anyone try that new Mexican restaurant?Copy !req
399. I heard they make
a great chimichanga.Copy !req
400. Shirley, turn down the thermostat.Copy !req
401. Right away, sir.Copy !req
402. - Are you okay?
- Of course.Copy !req
403. I was doing laps back when those
monitors were still black-and-white.Copy !req
404. - Dr. Morgenstern?
- What?Copy !req
405. You're dissecting the edge
of the esophagus.Copy !req
406. Thank you, doctor,
but I don't need instruction.Copy !req
407. Boy, that phrenic ligament
is really fibrous.Copy !req
408. Are you sure it's not mucosa?Copy !req
409. Damn it!Copy !req
410. Peter, your job is to assist me.
Anticipate my moves.Copy !req
411. I am. But he's got varices.
You could nick one.Copy !req
412. Turn the music off.Copy !req
413. Don't pull so hard with the Babcock.
You'll tear the gastric artery.Copy !req
414. - I'm not pulling.
- The hell you're not!Copy !req
415. Dr. Morgenstern,
you're obscuring my field.Copy !req
416. Oh, son of a bitch!
You tore the left gastric.Copy !req
417. - I wasn't anywhere near it.
- Suction.Copy !req
418. Give me a 10 mm sucker,
open-ended. Let's move.Copy !req
419. - I can't see what I'm coagulating.
- All right. We have to open.Copy !req
420. No, no, no.
We can control the bleeding.Copy !req
421. Every time I suck, the abdominal wall
collapses. I can't see a thing.Copy !req
422. Well, then stop sucking.Copy !req
423. - What are you wearing?
- My velvet dress.Copy !req
424. The one you wore last year?Copy !req
425. I didn't pass out and rip mine in
the parking lot like someone I know.Copy !req
426. Jeanie, you going to the banquet?Copy !req
427. No, I'll finish some charts
and stay with Scott.Copy !req
428. - No luck with a donor match?
- No.Copy !req
429. Hey, Jeanie. Can I talk to you?Copy !req
430. I'm concerned about Scott. You sure
he wants this experimental treatment?Copy !req
431. - Why? Did he say he didn't?
- No.Copy !req
432. - What are you concerned about?
- He's got this crush on you.Copy !req
433. Doug, the boy is 12 years old.Copy !req
434. 12-year-olds get bigtime crushes.
He'll do anything to please you.Copy !req
435. He just wants a chance to get better.Copy !req
436. - Have you seen how he looks at you?
- You overreact.Copy !req
437. He lights up when you're around.Copy !req
438. I think that he's taking the chemo
because he thinks you want him to.Copy !req
439. No. I want him
to make his own decision.Copy !req
440. I know that you do.
I don't know that he can.Copy !req
441. Pressure's dropping.Copy !req
442. - He's lost too much blood. Let's open.
- Let's do a midline.Copy !req
443. Instrument tray. Two more units
of cross-matched. Let's move.Copy !req
444. - Scalpel.
- Hemostat.Copy !req
445. He's a bloody mess.Copy !req
446. - Get that liver out of the way.
- Deaver retractor. Let's move.Copy !req
447. - His varices are bleeding.
- Suction!Copy !req
448. 3-0 silk on a pass.Copy !req
449. - See the bleeder?
- Not yet.Copy !req
450. - Bradying down.
- Two more units of blood.Copy !req
451. - Okay, we gotta crack him.
- Let me suture.Copy !req
452. - We've gotta stop the bleeding.
- Shove your hand in there and squeeze.Copy !req
453. - We're losing him.
- I can't find the bleeder.Copy !req
454. We've gotta crack him.Copy !req
455. It's these damn varices.Copy !req
456. Doctor, it's been three minutes.Copy !req
457. Damn it! He's dying. Move!Copy !req
458. Rib-spreader!Copy !req
459. Damn it, I said rib-spreader!
Let's move, people!Copy !req
460. Satinsky.Copy !req
461. Okay, aorta's clamped.
Do we have a pulse?Copy !req
462. No pulse. He's in V-fib.Copy !req
463. All right.
I'm starting internal massage.Copy !req
464. Still in V-fib.Copy !req
465. The lungs aren't expanding.
Increase the volume.Copy !req
466. Lap pad. I can't get a grip.Copy !req
467. Still no pulse.Copy !req
468. Give me the epi.Copy !req
469. Come on! Let's move! Let's go!Copy !req
470. The tray is ready.
Here are your gloves.Copy !req
471. - Thanks, Kit.
- Call me if you need anything.Copy !req
472. Carter, are you ready?Copy !req
473. Epidural didn't hurt a bit.Copy !req
474. I told you, you had absolutely
nothing to be nervous about.Copy !req
475. Sure. That's what they told me
when I had my tonsils out.Copy !req
476. I was 12.Copy !req
477. I was in terrible pain after the operation,
so they gave me Dilaudid.Copy !req
478. They gave me too much
and I couldn't wake up.Copy !req
479. It was really weird, you know.
I could hear the nurses' voices.Copy !req
480. And I couldn't speak or move.Copy !req
481. I thought I was gonna die.Copy !req
482. And then I made a promise to God.Copy !req
483. And I said, "If you let me live...Copy !req
484. I'll be a good person
for the rest of my life. "Copy !req
485. And you came to and decided to devote
your life to medicine?Copy !req
486. Something like that.Copy !req
487. I'm really relieved
you're doing this. Thanks.Copy !req
488. Don't tell me when you'll
stick the needle in.Copy !req
489. I won't. I'll prep
with a little Betadine.Copy !req
490. All right.Copy !req
491. Your drape fell off a little bit.Copy !req
492. All right. Here comes the Betadine.Copy !req
493. I can't let you examine him
until after the autopsy.Copy !req
494. I know. I just want
to review the anatomy.Copy !req
495. That's quite an unusual request.
Why are you so interested?Copy !req
496. Well, you know, it all happened
so unexpectedly. I just...Copy !req
497. I've known Dr. Swanson for 20 years.
It's not easy for me either.Copy !req
498. So do you think it would be possible
to sit in on the autopsy?Copy !req
499. Sure. Tomorrow, 4 p. m.Copy !req
500. Thanks.Copy !req
501. You down here checking
on the Swanson autopsy?Copy !req
502. Yeah. I assisted on the case.Copy !req
503. I know. David Morgenstern
filled me in.Copy !req
504. Alice, when do you expect
to have the report?Copy !req
505. In a couple of days.Copy !req
506. The sooner the better.Copy !req
507. I'm sorry about what happened.Copy !req
508. - Is there a problem?
- No. Not really.Copy !req
509. I spoke to David about the argument
in the O.R. He downplayed it.Copy !req
510. Right.Copy !req
511. Understand Dr. Swanson had cirrhotic
liver, varices, secondary to hep B.Copy !req
512. Yeah, he did have varices.Copy !req
513. No wonder you couldn't
stop the hemorrhaging.Copy !req
514. We'll run an M and M, see if we can
learn something from this tragedy.Copy !req
515. Why don't you take charge?
Gather all the charts and the tape.Copy !req
516. The tape?Copy !req
517. We often tape laparoscopic procedures.
See if the operation was recorded.Copy !req
518. If it was, you can take us all
through it step by step.Copy !req
519. We shouldn't leave these here.Copy !req
520. - What are these?
- It's a miniature stethoscope.Copy !req
521. It's a theme. Dumb idea?Copy !req
522. No. Just tacky.Copy !req
523. - Did you talk to Gamma yet?
- She never returned my call.Copy !req
524. - This might not be about you.
- What?Copy !req
525. - I'll go talk to her after I get off.
- Thanks.Copy !req
526. And by the way,
Anna said she'd call you later.Copy !req
527. She was in a lot of pain,
took a taxi home.Copy !req
528. Guess she's gonna miss the banquet.Copy !req
529. Viper convertible.Copy !req
530. It's pretty cool, huh?Copy !req
531. Yeah. I'm gonna get one just like it.Copy !req
532. Cobalt blue with a white racing stripe
down the middle.Copy !req
533. Think you can handle it?Copy !req
534. You'll see when I take you for a ride.Copy !req
535. You haven't mentioned
your friends lately.Copy !req
536. You want me to give them a call
and maybe have some guys come visit?Copy !req
537. Not really.Copy !req
538. They're...Copy !req
539. I don't know, just kids.Copy !req
540. I'd rather be with you.Copy !req
541. Look at those wheels. Magnesium.Copy !req
542. - What are you doing?
- Applying for a loan.Copy !req
543. What?Copy !req
544. If I can't depend on the foundation
and until I get some new grants...Copy !req
545. I'm taking out a loan
to keep the clinic open.Copy !req
546. - Am I losing my mind?
- Maybe.Copy !req
547. Six-month-old twins
in respiratory distress!Copy !req
548. Parents said they have the flu.
They're down in the waiting room.Copy !req
549. Get me a Pediatric crash cart
and clear Trauma 2!Copy !req
550. I got him. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
551. I know.Copy !req
552. Shirley, can you help me?Copy !req
553. I gave the nursing notes
to Dr. Morgenstern.Copy !req
554. Was there a tape made?Copy !req
555. I didn't make one.Copy !req
556. But if there was a tape made,
where would it be?Copy !req
557. Try the O.R.
The equipment's still in there.Copy !req
558. Thank you.Copy !req
559. Check the video recorder.Copy !req
560. Damn it!Copy !req
561. - Draw a racemic epi.
- Yosh, help Doug. I'll help Mark.Copy !req
562. - Need a hand?
- Yeah. Get the O-2.Copy !req
563. - Carol, I need the line.
- This one is wheezing and retracting.Copy !req
564. Pulse ox, 92.Copy !req
565. Yosh, get me albuterol nebulizer,
0.5 cc's, and two of saline.Copy !req
566. She's not breathing.Copy !req
567. Lily, intubation tray.
Carol, I need that line.Copy !req
568. - I can't get a vein.
- I'll go in interosseus.Copy !req
569. All right. Let's move her up.Copy !req
570. - How's the other one?
- Stable. Yosh, move her out of here.Copy !req
571. I can't see the cords.Copy !req
572. - Laryngeal edema.
- Probably syncytial virus.Copy !req
573. She's cyanotic. Trach tray, suction.Copy !req
574. - Hold the suction. Hang on.
- What?Copy !req
575. Wait for an air bubble.
Follow it down with the tube.Copy !req
576. - Okay.
- All right?Copy !req
577. I see the bubble.Copy !req
578. I'm in.Copy !req
579. Bag her.Copy !req
580. Peter...Copy !req
581. I've been looking for you.Copy !req
582. You're one of the finest Residents
I've ever worked with.Copy !req
583. What happened today has no bearing
on those feelings whatsoever.Copy !req
584. I plan to support you
in any way I possibly can.Copy !req
585. Support me?Copy !req
586. I'm prepared to review this case
strictly on medical facts.Copy !req
587. Of course.Copy !req
588. I believe Dr. Swanson died
from ruptured varices.Copy !req
589. That's not what happened.Copy !req
590. What do you think happened?Copy !req
591. Well...Copy !req
592. You accidentally cut
the gastric artery.Copy !req
593. I've been a surgeon for 20 years.
I've never accidentally cut anything.Copy !req
594. Then how did he bleed out?Copy !req
595. You avulsed the left gastric
with your clamp.Copy !req
596. No, I didn't.Copy !req
597. The tape of the procedure
will show that.Copy !req
598. What tape?Copy !req
599. I was hoping you made one.Copy !req
600. Sorry.Copy !req
601. Let's not let this escalate, Peter.Copy !req
602. I could make this an issue
of your insubordination.Copy !req
603. I don't want to do that.Copy !req
604. I would've never taken over if I-Copy !req
605. You did more than that! You pushed
me away from the operating table!Copy !req
606. That's grounds for dismissal.Copy !req
607. If a man's life wasn't at stake-Copy !req
608. A man's life was at stake.Copy !req
609. And that life was lost.Copy !req
610. I'd appreciate it if your preparation
for M and M focused on the medicine...Copy !req
611. and not hypotheticals
and accusations.Copy !req
612. Dr. Swanson deserves at least
that measure of dignity.Copy !req
613. The clinic's done a lot of good work
in the family's name.Copy !req
614. I'm glad you feel that way.Copy !req
615. So doesn't it make sense
to continue funding it?Copy !req
616. I think it's time Carol Hathaway
looked for other funding sources.Copy !req
617. She's worked very hard
to make a go of this clinic.Copy !req
618. It's not fair to pull the rug
right out from underneath her.Copy !req
619. I'm surprised at your interest
in the foundation.Copy !req
620. How many years have I tried
to involve you...Copy !req
621. in our family's
charitable activities?Copy !req
622. This isn't about the foundation.Copy !req
623. What is it about?Copy !req
624. You're angry with me about Chase.
You're taking it out on the clinic.Copy !req
625. I am angry that your cousin will be
debilitated for the rest of his life.Copy !req
626. It's not something
I would take out on others.Copy !req
627. Chase barely accepted my help!Copy !req
628. He didn't want the family to know.Copy !req
629. None of you wants the family
involved in your lives.Copy !req
630. That's unfair.
I care about the family.Copy !req
631. You certainly care about the money.Copy !req
632. What?Copy !req
633. You live off a family trust, John.Copy !req
634. Gamma, if that is all you think of me,
then you can keep your money.Copy !req
635. As you wish, John.Copy !req
636. David?Copy !req
637. Hi. You know,
I heard about Dr. Swanson.Copy !req
638. Hard losing Swanny like that.Copy !req
639. Why don't you come with me
to the banquet?Copy !req
640. Thank you, Kerry.
I just want to go home.Copy !req
641. Mark. You know,
I've been thinking all day...Copy !req
642. about the proposal for a Pedes
Attending. I think we should fight it.Copy !req
643. I'm a little torn. I just saw Doug Ross
save a 6-month-old's life.Copy !req
644. Doug is a good pediatrician.
He's not management material.Copy !req
645. He's never been interested before.Copy !req
646. It's not just Doug. It's a policy change
that would undermine our authority.Copy !req
647. I'm not worried about my authority.Copy !req
648. I think ER Attendings run
the best emergency department.Copy !req
649. I agree. Good.Copy !req
650. All right, see, watch this.Copy !req
651. Let me get you right on the...Copy !req
652. I'll be right back.Copy !req
653. Quinesha came back for IV antibiotics.
I was just entertaining her.Copy !req
654. How's her mom's job?Copy !req
655. - I called her work. She'll be fine.
- Good for you.Copy !req
656. You would've done the same. Listen,
I'm serious about the Attending thing.Copy !req
657. - You ought to give it a shot.
- Yeah?Copy !req
658. Yeah. Here we go, kiddo.Copy !req
659. Dr. Swanson taught half the Attendings
here. Everybody loved him.Copy !req
660. I'd get all my ducks in a row
if I were you, Peter.Copy !req
661. I did nothing wrong.Copy !req
662. - Rumor has it you took over.
- I had no choice.Copy !req
663. That's your opinion. But justified
or not, you're a Resident.Copy !req
664. And Morgenstern's the Chief.Copy !req
665. I'm sorry.Copy !req
666. So much for your bursitis.Copy !req
667. I'm sorry. Look, hot borscht will
be up in five minutes, all right?Copy !req
668. - Has anybody seen the band?
- I don't see any food either.Copy !req
669. Don't they usually
serve hors d'oeuvres?Copy !req
670. Wouldn't wanna spoil your appetite
for the smorgasbord.Copy !req
671. The bartender just asked me
for a drink ticket.Copy !req
672. - I didn't bring any cash.
- Here.Copy !req
673. - One each?
- Hey, buddy.Copy !req
674. Hey! Come here. Come here.Copy !req
675. Kind of an unusual place.Copy !req
676. It's different, you know.
But it's great.Copy !req
677. - It's a disaster.
- I wouldn't say that.Copy !req
678. You want another drink?Copy !req
679. It's really nice, Mark.Copy !req
680. Mark Greene?Copy !req
681. I'm The Machine.Copy !req
682. - Band's here.
- Excellent. Great.Copy !req
683. You guys need some help
bringing your stuff in?Copy !req
684. No guys. Just me.Copy !req
685. You're The Machine?Copy !req
686. The whole Machine?Copy !req
687. Hey! Carter!Copy !req
688. Over by the moose!Copy !req
689. I couldn't get my grandmother
to listen.Copy !req
690. Somebody did.Copy !req
691. She messengered over another check.
Whatever you said really worked.Copy !req
692. Thank you so much.Copy !req
693. - Come on.
- I'm coming.Copy !req
694. Watch your head on the moose.Copy !req
695. Why aren't you home in bed?Copy !req
696. What? And miss my first ER banquet?Copy !req
697. How's the pain?Copy !req
698. It's okay now after
a couple of Percodan.Copy !req
699. Makes for a very pleasant banquet.
I should pass them around.Copy !req
700. Well, you look...Copy !req
701. Thanks. So do you.Copy !req
702. You know, we've kind of been dancing
around this thing a little bit.Copy !req
703. And this afternoon
during the bone marrow...Copy !req
704. A couple of points during the year
I kind of felt like we had chemistry.Copy !req
705. - Or not.
- No.Copy !req
706. No, you're right. I mean,
there's definitely been, you know...Copy !req
707. All right. Well, let me say this.Copy !req
708. I haven't made a move because I didn't
want to screw up our friendship.Copy !req
709. Yeah. I know.
You've been a great friend.Copy !req
710. The only real friend
I've made here, actually.Copy !req
711. But?Copy !req
712. But? But there's this other guy.Copy !req
713. That guy you told me about in Philly?Copy !req
714. The guy with the drug problem?Copy !req
715. Well, I think that's past him now.
So I'm...Copy !req
716. We were together for a long time.
We've not been together for a while.Copy !req
717. So it's not completely over.Copy !req
718. I guess I'm just not quite there yet.
You know?Copy !req
719. - But...
- Hey, I understand.Copy !req
720. - You do?
- Yeah.Copy !req
721. Yeah, I understand.Copy !req
722. What are friends for?Copy !req
723. Dr. Greene, the crowd's
getting restless.Copy !req
724. Give them some drink tickets
while The Machine is setting up.Copy !req
725. Alrighty.Copy !req
726. Saved by the smorgasbord!Copy !req
727. Ladies and gentlemen,
dinner is served!Copy !req
728. - What happened?
- He's arrested.Copy !req
729. - Fever's 104.
- Is he septic?Copy !req
730. That's what happens when
they get to this state.Copy !req
731. - He was about to start a Phase One.
- Poor kid.Copy !req
732. Let's give him two of epi.Copy !req
733. Would you mind taking over
the bagging?Copy !req
734. Somebody should call his father.Copy !req
735. Why don't these parents
just let these poor kids go?Copy !req
736. We've got a rhythm.Copy !req
737. Okay, let's give him tobra and ceftaz.Copy !req
738. - Do you want hydrocortisone?
- Yes, please.Copy !req
739. Good work, everyone.
We have got him back.Copy !req
740. Carol, are your meatballs frozen?Copy !req
741. I think they' re just a little cold.Copy !req
742. What is this?Copy !req
743. Jerry says it's called pyttipanna.Copy !req
744. - What's that?
- I have no idea.Copy !req
745. Excuse me. Hello.Copy !req
746. I just wanted to say
thank you for coming tonight.Copy !req
747. I organized this event in hopes...Copy !req
748. to show my appreciation
for all of your great work.Copy !req
749. So try not to hold tonight against me.Copy !req
750. Each day we work together
as a family.Copy !req
751. Because we're a family, it's no secret
that it's been a rough year for me.Copy !req
752. So I want to thank each of you
for helping me...Copy !req
753. through some hard times.Copy !req
754. You stuck by me when I needed you.Copy !req
755. And you've given your best
to make our ER...Copy !req
756. a place that we can all
be proud of.Copy !req
757. So thanks for being my family.Copy !req
758. I couldn't have made it without you.Copy !req
759. Here we go!Copy !req
760. I had the Babcock on the lesser
curvature of the stomach.Copy !req
761. There's no way I could've been
near the left gastric.Copy !req
762. Any way you could've
caught the artery?Copy !req
763. No. Morgenstern was
dissecting the esophagus.Copy !req
764. My clamp was on the stomach
the entire time.Copy !req
765. Then it's your word against his.Copy !req
766. So how much did you see
on the monitor?Copy !req
767. I got there just before you
performed the thoracotomy.Copy !req
768. - In time to see me push him?
- Yeah.Copy !req
769. I'm willing to express my concern
about his competency.Copy !req
770. No, no, no. I don't want you to
jeopardize your career over this.Copy !req
771. I don't know.
Maybe my clamp did slip.Copy !req
772. You just told me you had the clamp
on the stomach the entire time.Copy !req
773. I'm sure I did.Copy !req
774. Peter, if you're sure
that's what happened...Copy !req
775. Yeah.Copy !req
776. I'm sure.Copy !req
777. The food was terrible.
The music stinks.Copy !req
778. The drinks are watered down. But you
sure know how to throw a great party.Copy !req
779. - Thank you.
- You're welcome.Copy !req
780. - Are you feeling better?
- Yeah.Copy !req
781. Good. The antibiotics are working.Copy !req
782. You got a big decision to make.Copy !req
783. I told you what I want to do.Copy !req
784. I know. Just hear me out.Copy !req
785. I'm gonna love you and respect you
no matter what you decide.Copy !req
786. And I'll always be there for you.Copy !req
787. So if you want to take this chemo,
you have to do it for yourself.Copy !req
788. Not for your dad or for your sister...Copy !req
789. or for me.Copy !req
790. - Understand?
- I think so.Copy !req
791. A man has to make decisions
for himself.Copy !req
792. I don't want any more chemo.Copy !req
793. Okay.Copy !req
794. You know what I want?Copy !req
795. I want to get in that Viper.Copy !req
796. Cobalt blue with the racing stripe.Copy !req
797. Put the top down and drive.Copy !req
798. And where would we go?Copy !req
799. California.Copy !req
800. Surfing?Copy !req
801. Ride the curl at Zuma Beach.Copy !req
802. Sounds like fun.Copy !req
803. And we'll stay for the sunset.Copy !req
804. Sure.Copy !req