1. We will anger the Americans,Copy !req
2. slipping out like this.Copy !req
3. If your son was a studentCopy !req
4. at one of the greatest
universities in the world...Copy !req
5. So make him come to you.Copy !req
6. You're protected near the U.N.Copy !req
7. Once we cross 42nd street...Copy !req
8. As always, I appreciate
your caution, Joseph,Copy !req
9. but, as always,
you have far too much of it.Copy !req
10. Stay down, sir.Copy !req
11. Get on the ground.Copy !req
12. Get on the ground.Copy !req
13. I'm just serving process.Copy !req
14. Your boss is being sued under title 18
of the United States code,Copy !req
15. section 1350, for genocide,Copy !req
16. crimes against humanity,Copy !req
17. and torture.Copy !req
18. Mr. President.Copy !req
19. This is only a civil lawsuit.Copy !req
20. We can ignore it.Copy !req
21. Mr. President.Copy !req
22. La Fabrique ::.Copy !req
23. R[H]ésus AB+ TeamCopy !req
24. ShalimarFox, Arrow, benjCopy !req
25. - You want us to work for Foreman?
- Not permanently.Copy !req
26. He is setting up interviews
to replace Taub and Thirteen,Copy !req
27. but it might take a couple of weeks.Copy !req
28. What happened to them?Copy !req
29. He quit, and I had to let her go.Copy !req
30. You actually fired your girlfriend?Copy !req
31. You are both competent,
and I know I can work with you.Copy !req
32. You really do know how to woo.Copy !req
33. I need you.Copy !req
34. It would be interesting.
We could work together.Copy !req
35. Did you see who the patient is?Copy !req
36. That's one of the reasons
it'll be interesting.Copy !req
37. Dibala is one of the most repressive
dictators in the world.Copy !req
38. You had no problem treating
a guy on death row.Copy !req
39. Who was still in prison.Copy !req
40. We fix Dibala, he gets on a plane
and executes half his country.Copy !req
41. He's been repressing an ethnic rebellion
in the south, the Sitibi people.Copy !req
42. It's getting worse.Copy !req
43. Dibala is a guest
of the U.S. Government.Copy !req
44. And he's been invited
to speak at the U.N.Copy !req
45. I'm not asking you to love him.
I'm asking you to do your job.Copy !req
46. Utterly incomprehensible.Copy !req
47. And, of course, I'm talking
about you firing your girlfriend.Copy !req
48. We weren't getting along
with her working under me.Copy !req
49. - This'll help.
- Cameron and I work together.Copy !req
50. But you weren't her boss.
And you stopped working together.Copy !req
51. Why don't you just tell her
you were wrong?Copy !req
52. Because I wasn't.Copy !req
53. I know how this looks.Copy !req
54. I know it might break us up.Copy !req
55. But that's better
than definitely breaking us up,Copy !req
56. which is what would
have happened otherwise.Copy !req
57. Hemorrhagic ulcers in the lungs.Copy !req
58. Oh, my God,Copy !req
59. it's three years ago.Copy !req
60. Does that mean I'm still crazy?Copy !req
61. - You're back?
- You look good.Copy !req
62. - We're just helping out because...
- I know. I just ran into ThirteenCopy !req
63. while she was clearing out
her locker.Copy !req
64. My condolences.Copy !req
65. Although it's not like
she's the hottest woman in the world.Copy !req
66. We haven't broken up.Copy !req
67. - Are you back?
- Sort of.Copy !req
68. - Did you get your license back?
- Not for a month or so.Copy !req
69. So you'll be in charge.
I'm just gonna pitch in a little.Copy !req
70. Dibala thinks
it was an assassination attempt.Copy !req
71. Polonium,
like the Russian in London.Copy !req
72. FBI checked the service
of process forms and his hotel room.Copy !req
73. No radioactivity trails.Copy !req
74. Acid reflux?Copy !req
75. No history of asthma or heartburn.Copy !req
76. He has a bug bite on his hands.
Malaria's endemic in his country.Copy !req
77. Let's start him on coartem.Copy !req
78. I don't want to step on any toes,Copy !req
79. but I do have a higher duty
to the patient.Copy !req
80. - If you have something to say, say it.
- You're rushing to a diagnosisCopy !req
81. because you're rushing out of this room
because you're upset with me.Copy !req
82. Although I wasn't the one
who made that asinine decision.Copy !req
83. Do you have anything medical to say?Copy !req
84. Poison fits better
because of the vomiting.Copy !req
85. Bug bite might not be a bite.Copy !req
86. It might be the start of chloracne.Copy !req
87. Assassination attempt
through dioxin poisoning.Copy !req
88. It's hard to detect.Copy !req
89. Fits.Copy !req
90. Start him on olestra.Copy !req
91. You couldn't have just said
dioxin up front?Copy !req
92. I was hoping you'd get there
on your own.Copy !req
93. So I guess we should talk to Cuddy.Copy !req
94. You are sure it is dioxin?Copy !req
95. It's our best guess.Copy !req
96. The olestra here binds to the poison
and flushes it out of your system.Copy !req
97. - Where are you from, doctor?
- I'm Australian.Copy !req
98. Do I hear a bit of the british?Copy !req
99. Most people don't notice it.Copy !req
100. Yeah, I kicked
around there for a while.Copy !req
101. You went to medical school there?Copy !req
102. Actually a year of seminary.Copy !req
103. And you left.Copy !req
104. There was a catholic mission
near my childhood village.Copy !req
105. I liked the priests.
They were good people.Copy !req
106. But when my two younger sistersCopy !req
107. were dying from consumption,Copy !req
108. it wasn't more priests we wanted.Copy !req
109. I fired my girlfriend
because he said he was gone for good.Copy !req
110. I need this in my life.Copy !req
111. A week ago,
it was the last thing you needed.Copy !req
112. It's a process.
I'm learning.Copy !req
113. - And screwing me over as you go.
- Yeah, that's why I did it.Copy !req
114. Sorry.Copy !req
115. If you want,
I'll explain it to Thirteen.Copy !req
116. He's not ready.Copy !req
117. - He doesn't have his license.
- Then he can't practice.Copy !req
118. But we'd be idiots
not to listen to him.Copy !req
119. You're in charge,
he sits in on all the differentials.Copy !req
120. Until you get your license back,
this is all unofficial.Copy !req
121. No procedures, no patient contact.Copy !req
122. Think I can probably deal
with that last one.Copy !req
123. The only reason I let you goCopy !req
124. is because our relationship
wouldn't work if I was in charge.Copy !req
125. But I won't be in charge soon, so...Copy !req
126. I came to offer you
your old job back.Copy !req
127. I know. I look bad.Copy !req
128. But circumstances have changed.Copy !req
129. - I don't want the job.
- Why not?Copy !req
130. Because there's a much simpler
explanation for you firing me.Copy !req
131. You wanted to break up with me,
but you were too weak to do it yourself.Copy !req
132. Then why would I try
to hire you back?Copy !req
133. Can we pleaseCopy !req
134. get some dinner tonight?Copy !req
135. I'm sorry.Copy !req
136. You're a follow-up?Copy !req
137. You must not treat him.Copy !req
138. Dibala killed my wife.Copy !req
139. She was a trade unionist.Copy !req
140. He took herCopy !req
141. from our home...
while I was at work.Copy !req
142. - Who took her?
- Dibala's youth labor league.Copy !req
143. He pretends it's to get
young people off the street.Copy !req
144. But he takes teenage boys
from the provincesCopy !req
145. and feeds them drugs and alcoholCopy !req
146. and teaches them how to torture.Copy !req
147. They dumped her body in my yard
two weeks later.Copy !req
148. They raped her.Copy !req
149. They carved inyenzi,Copy !req
150. cockroach,Copy !req
151. onto her stomachCopy !req
152. because she's Sitibi.Copy !req
153. I'm very sorry,
but I can't discuss other patients.Copy !req
154. You should talk to a lawyer,
talk to the U.N...Copy !req
155. So they can sit and watch,
like they did in Rwanda?Copy !req
156. There are 2 million Sitibi.Copy !req
157. He's planning to massacre them all.Copy !req
158. His radio stations
are talking about a final warCopy !req
159. to exterminate the cockroaches.Copy !req
160. He can't recover.Copy !req
161. I'm sorry.Copy !req
162. How was your first day of school?Copy !req
163. Didn't pee once in the sandbox.Copy !req
164. How was it with Cuddy?Copy !req
165. What did you think
I was talking about?Copy !req
166. You didn't use garlic.Copy !req
167. You didn't use it last night either.Copy !req
168. We always use garlic
on chicken Florentine.Copy !req
169. It tastes fine this way.Copy !req
170. You seem to be losing
your sense of smell.Copy !req
171. I think you're losing
your sense of mind.Copy !req
172. I can check right now
if you pull my finger.Copy !req
173. No, it's the...Copy !req
174. Are you inventing
some big medical mystery here?Copy !req
175. Because if you're imagining
things again...Copy !req
176. You weren't wearing shoes
last night either.Copy !req
177. Yes, shoes,Copy !req
178. garlic...Copy !req
179. I am vampire, Sookie.Copy !req
180. I told you to get that echo fixed.Copy !req
181. My downstairs neighbor,
after you moved in,Copy !req
182. started complaining about the noise
and the cooking smells.Copy !req
183. - What's his name?
- I don't want you making things worse.Copy !req
184. He's on the condo board, and I'm trying
to get the back garden renovated.Copy !req
185. The white coats taught me a whole bunch
of fun coping and relating skills.Copy !req
186. He's not only a total jerk,
he's a decorated war heroCopy !req
187. who lost an arm in Vietnam.Copy !req
188. I mean, there's no winning
with this guy.Copy !req
189. Coping skill number one...Copy !req
190. complete avoidance.Copy !req
191. You happy?Copy !req
192. Booty call?Copy !req
193. Give me 20 minutes to not shower.Copy !req
194. - Patient's having a heart attack.
- Mask at 15, ladies.Copy !req
195. Just thought you'd like to know.Copy !req
196. Start of intravenous. Heparin.Copy !req
197. Lassa fever.Copy !req
198. You were mad I withheld it last time,
so I'm saying it right up front.Copy !req
199. He's already stabilized,Copy !req
200. so 40 ccs of ribavirin,Copy !req
201. and we're home in time for Ellen.Copy !req
202. I checked. There's no Lassa
in Dibala's country.Copy !req
203. The rash is gone.
It rules out your dioxin theory.Copy !req
204. He's running a fever,
which we can add to the heart,Copy !req
205. - plus the lung ulcers.
- Ebola? Marburg?Copy !req
206. Too long an incubation period.Copy !req
207. Don't people sometimes travel?Copy !req
208. To places that have,
you know, a feverCopy !req
209. that originated
in the Nigerian town of Lassa?Copy !req
210. He's been to three other countries
in the last two years:Copy !req
211. here, Zimbabwe,
and Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.Copy !req
212. No Lassa there either.Copy !req
213. Again.Copy !req
214. Trypanosomiasis?Copy !req
215. No sleep disturbances.Copy !req
216. But fits best with the symptoms.
And it's geographically the most...Copy !req
217. What?Copy !req
218. The Egypt visit
was for the African union meeting,Copy !req
219. where I'm guessing
he was meeting people from Africa.Copy !req
220. Which includes Liberia, which sent
some members of their foreign ministry,Copy !req
221. which has itself just been hit
by an outbreak of jock itch.Copy !req
222. No, wait.
Not jock itch.Copy !req
223. Lassa fever.Copy !req
224. I'll start the ribavirin.Copy !req
225. I did say it up front.Copy !req
226. It's great to have the old team
back together again, huh?Copy !req
227. Yesterday, it's poisoning.
Today, Lassa fever.Copy !req
228. - Maybe a specialist...
- Joseph!Copy !req
229. Leave him alone.Copy !req
230. These people
know what they are doing.Copy !req
231. Are you married, doctor?Copy !req
232. You have a girlfriend.Copy !req
233. Judging by your tentative answerCopy !req
234. and the complicated expression
on her face,Copy !req
235. I believe that is she,
standing in the hallway.Copy !req
236. I got a call from Douglas' department
at Princeton general.Copy !req
237. They want me to interview with them.Copy !req
238. Which is weird, because when I called
last week they had nothing available.Copy !req
239. So I never sent in my resume.Copy !req
240. - Douglas owes me a favor.
- Most people send chocolates.Copy !req
241. I'd stand outside your apartment
all nightCopy !req
242. holding up a boom box,
but you hate '80s music.Copy !req
243. So, about dinner...Copy !req
244. I'm free tomorrow night.Copy !req
245. I was wondering what that noise was.Copy !req
246. It's the damn cane.Copy !req
247. And I'm Greg.Copy !req
248. I can't sleep with you
banging around with that thing.Copy !req
249. You're not actually saying
that I have too loud a cane?Copy !req
250. Is that hard for you to understand?Copy !req
251. It has a rubber tip on the end,Copy !req
252. not a tap shoe.Copy !req
253. Now you're getting cute with me.Copy !req
254. Okay, we started badly.Copy !req
255. I apologize for the noise,Copy !req
256. and we'll figure out
a way to be quieter.Copy !req
257. And a thousand other things
I don't give a crap about.Copy !req
258. Now you keep it down,
or we're gonna have trouble.Copy !req
259. You paged me?Copy !req
260. This is Ama.Copy !req
261. She is from our country,
but she lives here now.Copy !req
262. We'd like you to use her blood.Copy !req
263. For what?Copy !req
264. She recovered from Lassa fever
two years ago.Copy !req
265. Our health minister has advised usCopy !req
266. that plasma from one
who has the antibodiesCopy !req
267. is much more effective
than ribavirin.Copy !req
268. This is a signed consent form.Copy !req
269. Will you take her blood, please?Copy !req
270. I want to do this.Copy !req
271. You understand we would be usingCopy !req
272. your blood to cure president Dibala.Copy !req
273. I know.Copy !req
274. Are you from the Sitibi people?Copy !req
275. I am Sitibi.Copy !req
276. Did they threaten you?Copy !req
277. - Your family members back home?
- Please let me give the blood.Copy !req
278. Please.Copy !req
279. Do it.Copy !req
280. She's being coerced.Copy !req
281. If she is,Copy !req
282. I'd rather have a needle prick
on my conscienceCopy !req
283. than the death
of her family members.Copy !req
284. Don't let him in there!Copy !req
285. That's enough!
We got him!Copy !req
286. - You all right?
- Who is that man?Copy !req
287. He shot him?Copy !req
288. You need a lawyer.Copy !req
289. You can get a court-appointed.Copy !req
290. They can help you.Copy !req
291. I can't be helped.Copy !req
292. You did a stupid, terrible thing.Copy !req
293. But given the circumstances
with your wife,Copy !req
294. you could get a reduced sentence.Copy !req
295. She wasn't my wife.Copy !req
296. Who was she?Copy !req
297. They never told us her name.Copy !req
298. What this men...Copy !req
299. made us do to that woman...Copy !req
300. He is now going to do...Copy !req
301. to all the Sitibi.Copy !req
302. - You could've got killed.
- He wasn't gonna hurt me.Copy !req
303. He fired a gun in the hospital!Copy !req
304. Come here.Copy !req
305. Maybe next time
don't yell out that warning.Copy !req
306. The bloody eye
was from an enlarged lymph nodeCopy !req
307. blocking the retinal vein.Copy !req
308. We restored circulation,
but it meansCopy !req
309. we've got to add lymph involvement
to the heart, lungs, and rising fever.Copy !req
310. I'm just gonna sit here quietly.Copy !req
311. Why?Copy !req
312. I feel like I've been undermining
your authorityCopy !req
313. So I'm just gonna observe.Copy !req
314. Not gonna say a word.Copy !req
315. The heart could point
to sarcoidosis.Copy !req
316. I'm thinking the X-rays indicateCopy !req
317. a lack of hilar adenopathy,
which rules it out.Copy !req
318. Staph aureus?Copy !req
319. Because...Copy !req
320. He...Copy !req
321. smokes?Copy !req
322. He's miming a thermometer.
He says the fever's not high enough.Copy !req
323. - So some other infection.
- He's wrong!Copy !req
324. The fever could be misleading us
into thinking infection.Copy !req
325. Talk!Copy !req
326. It could fit with lymphoma.Copy !req
327. I need you to spread your legs
so I can do an h.Copy !req
328. Can't be lymphoma.Copy !req
329. LDH is normal.Copy !req
330. He's got good liver function.
It's masking the elevated levels.Copy !req
331. Biopsy the lymph node.Copy !req
332. Check it out.Copy !req
333. Makes sense.Copy !req
334. I guess you don't need me.Copy !req
335. By the way,Copy !req
336. you might wanna close the blinds.Copy !req
337. A little bright in here.Copy !req
338. It's just a wild coincidence
that he thought you were a rude jerk.Copy !req
339. Give me the benefit of the doubt.
You said he's a jerk. I barely talked.Copy !req
340. You talked!Copy !req
341. All I wanted was to sip
morning espressoCopy !req
342. next to a peaceful,
burbling fountain.Copy !req
343. You could be sipping CourvoisierCopy !req
344. next to a replica
of the Playboy grottoCopy !req
345. if you tell him what you got on him.Copy !req
346. I don't have anything on him.Copy !req
347. I don't want anything!Copy !req
348. The closest he's been to Vietnam?Copy !req
349. Ordering the Mee krob
at that place on the corner.Copy !req
350. - Mee krob is from Thailand.
- Exactly.Copy !req
351. What did you do?Copy !req
352. - Why do you think he's faking?
- I saw his mail.Copy !req
353. - Your broke in?
- No. He was holding it.Copy !req
354. Private medical insurance.Copy !req
355. Not from the V.A.Copy !req
356. Plus, he's got to be early 50s.Copy !req
357. Too young to be a vet.Copy !req
358. - So I looked further.
- You did break in.Copy !req
359. Online.Copy !req
360. No reference to him
in the vet records.Copy !req
361. - Why would he fake being a veteran?
- Just look how you're acting.Copy !req
362. People have been tiptoeing around
this jerk for years.Copy !req
363. Normally, we'd all tell the amputee
to go screw himself.Copy !req
364. Victims get pity, heroes get adulation.
It's way better!Copy !req
365. Thank you for helping me out
with my neighbor.Copy !req
366. - Now forget the Vietnam stuff.
- I could prove this.Copy !req
367. You won't because you'll be busy
writing him a letter of apology.Copy !req
368. And dropping it at his door.Copy !req
369. Without knocking at his door.Copy !req
370. I didn't do anything.
That guy is a total ass!Copy !req
371. It's the point.Copy !req
372. It's easy to be nice
to people you like.Copy !req
373. But being nice to people you hate,Copy !req
374. that's a skill.Copy !req
375. Do it.Copy !req
376. Thank you for saving my life.Copy !req
377. The man that tried to kill you,Copy !req
378. he said that you were preparing
a massacre.Copy !req
379. The Sitibi are my countrymen.Copy !req
380. I am fighting a guerrilla war.Copy !req
381. In a way
that's being called genocide.Copy !req
382. 20 years ago,Copy !req
383. these same Sitibi rebels
took over the south,Copy !req
384. They massacred tens of thousands,Copy !req
385. and they would do it again!Copy !req
386. I'm trying to impose order.Copy !req
387. I'm trying to preventCopy !req
388. a genocide.Copy !req
389. Genocide.Copy !req
390. My own son,Copy !req
391. my youngest,Copy !req
392. he is a student here.Copy !req
393. He hasn't spoken to me in yearsCopy !req
394. because of what he read
in your newspapers.Copy !req
395. But what he read is not true.Copy !req
396. What about your youth labor league?Copy !req
397. There...Copy !req
398. I was at fault.Copy !req
399. I hired men, who, in their zeal,Copy !req
400. stepped over the line.Copy !req
401. And there were abuses.Copy !req
402. But that will not happen again.Copy !req
403. Hello?Copy !req
404. How's it going?Copy !req
405. Normal-looking nucleus.Copy !req
406. How's it going with you?Copy !req
407. It worried me when you joked about
letting that man shoot Dibala.Copy !req
408. I wasn't joking.Copy !req
409. You can't want to kill anyone.Copy !req
410. - Especially not your own patient.
- It's natural to feel he should...Copy !req
411. No, it's completely unnatural.Copy !req
412. Only psychopaths can kill
without having a breakdown.Copy !req
413. Not when it's justified
Look at soldiers.Copy !req
414. Even when it's justified.Copy !req
415. Am I trying to kill our patient?
Of course not.Copy !req
416. But if he died,
am I supposed to pretendCopy !req
417. that wouldn't be good for the world?Copy !req
418. The cells are neatly differentiated.Copy !req
419. This isn't lymphoma.Copy !req
420. Thought I had detectedCopy !req
421. the sickly sweet smell
of maple syrupCopy !req
422. and socialized medicine.Copy !req
423. It smells like...Copy !req
424. victory.Copy !req
425. That big flag in your placeCopy !req
426. prompted me to chat
with your housekeeper.Copy !req
427. Turns out you're a citizen
of the Great White North.Copy !req
428. - You broke into my apartment?
- Technically, no.Copy !req
429. Well...Copy !req
430. technically, yeah, but two steps.Copy !req
431. - Hardly...
- You're going to jail.Copy !req
432. Speaking of... You know
what can get you six monthsCopy !req
433. and a $100,000 fine?Copy !req
434. Falsely claiming that you won a medal
in Vietnam.Copy !req
435. - You think I'm faking?
- Canada did not send troops in Vietnam,Copy !req
436. you idiot.Copy !req
437. They sent troopsCopy !req
438. to reinforce the '73 peace accords.Copy !req
439. Which is where I tried to free
a 12-year-old boyCopy !req
440. who stepped on a land mine.Copy !req
441. 36 years later, every second,
I feel pain in my handCopy !req
442. like I'm still grabbing his arm,
even though my arm isn't there.Copy !req
443. So, no.Copy !req
444. I'm not faking.Copy !req
445. On a related note...Copy !req
446. Go Maple Leaves!Copy !req
447. Did you get the biopsy results?Copy !req
448. Is it lymphoma?Copy !req
449. So we have to move on.Copy !req
450. Infection, perhaps autoimmune.Copy !req
451. Did you get the biopsy results?Copy !req
452. Yes, I just told you.Copy !req
453. Is it lymphoma?Copy !req
454. Cameron and Chase?Copy !req
455. They both really like diagnostics,Copy !req
456. and I think they both really like
watching House torture me.Copy !req
457. Anyway, thank you for understanding
about the job.Copy !req
458. I had two really
crappy alternatives.Copy !req
459. - There was a third.
- What's that?Copy !req
460. You could have stepped aside.Copy !req
461. We both would have lost our jobs.Copy !req
462. You could've asked Cameron
or Chase to take your place.Copy !req
463. They wouldn't have.Copy !req
464. You just said they both
really like diagnostics.Copy !req
465. - You want to go back in time?
- I want to make this work.Copy !req
466. I want to understand you.Copy !req
467. I mean, you know
how you made me feel.Copy !req
468. If you could do it again...Copy !req
469. I made the right decision.Copy !req
470. I need your confidential
medical opinion.Copy !req
471. Is the president capable
of thinking clearly?Copy !req
472. Obviously not, right now.Copy !req
473. Will he ever be?Copy !req
474. I think...Copy !req
475. Neurons don't grow back,
and he's already in his decline.Copy !req
476. Anything he tells you, any command
he gives, how will you ever knowCopy !req
477. it's not the delusions of a sick
mad, dying old man?Copy !req
478. He just started spiking a fever.Copy !req
479. It's scleroderma.Copy !req
480. You don't have some clever way
of telling me this time?Copy !req
481. Patient's dying.
I'm done with clever.Copy !req
482. Look at his skin.
It's tight for a 75-year-old.Copy !req
483. Based on his admission photo?Copy !req
484. Bit subjective.Copy !req
485. Fever points to infection.
Now he's got nodules on his fingers.Copy !req
486. - That's blastomycosis.
- Nodules?Copy !req
487. And you're calling tight skin
subjective?Copy !req
488. I'm with Foreman. We would've seen
fungus balls on the head CT.Copy !req
489. Fungal lesions can be missed.Copy !req
490. We could settle this with a test.
Anticentromere antibody would point it.Copy !req
491. Point to, not prove.
And his fever's too high.Copy !req
492. - We have to treat him now.
- We treat wrong,Copy !req
493. we could send this disease
into overdrive.Copy !req
494. - You're with me on the scleroderma.
- I guess.Copy !req
495. I don't care enough about the patient
to waste my time to convince anyone.Copy !req
496. You didn't want
to work on this case,Copy !req
497. and yet you're still here.
Why don't you take a stand?Copy !req
498. Do something about it or shut up.Copy !req
499. Treat him for blasto if you want.Copy !req
500. I'll get Cuddy.
I can convince her...Copy !req
501. This isn't a democracy.
I don't care who you get.Copy !req
502. At least for right now,
this is my department.Copy !req
503. We're treating him for blasto.
Start him on Amphotericin B.Copy !req
504. If you inject my I.V.
with an air bubble...Copy !req
505. - What are you doing?
- I'll have another heart attack.Copy !req
506. - No one will know.
- Let her go.Copy !req
507. You tell my colonel, I'm a sick,
dying old man who can't be trusted.Copy !req
508. I didn't say...Copy !req
509. You were trying to put a gun in his hand
and point it at my head.Copy !req
510. The gun is now in your hand.Copy !req
511. That is a practical difference,
not a moral one.Copy !req
512. If you want me dead,
then pull the trigger.Copy !req
513. It is not so easy when you have
to do it yourself.Copy !req
514. I guess I didn't want you dead.Copy !req
515. You touch my wife again,
I'll kick your ass out into the street.Copy !req
516. - I don't care who you are.
- I did her a favor.Copy !req
517. I showed her her true character.Copy !req
518. She's a better person than you are.Copy !req
519. She is too weak to act
on her beliefs.Copy !req
520. But that is not her fault.
Most everyone is.Copy !req
521. Even my own advisors.Copy !req
522. My own colonel.Copy !req
523. All they do is negotiate and debateCopy !req
524. and sign treaties.Copy !req
525. They are appeasers.Copy !req
526. And all the while,
we are beset by assassinsCopy !req
527. and traitors, the scum...Copy !req
528. Cockroaches?Copy !req
529. What are you going to do about them?Copy !req
530. What is an enemy to you?Copy !req
531. Some younger physician
who covets your office?Copy !req
532. In my world,Copy !req
533. there are dangers
and bloodshed and death.Copy !req
534. And that makes you a man.Copy !req
535. And men make choices.Copy !req
536. And your choice is to send bands
of drunk, crazed childrenCopy !req
537. to massacre an entire people?Copy !req
538. Don't ask me questions
you don't want to know the answer to.Copy !req
539. I saved your life.Copy !req
540. I deserve to know
what you're planning...Copy !req
541. Whatever it takes
to protect my country.Copy !req
542. You broke into his apartment?Copy !req
543. I didn't break in.Copy !req
544. I wish I believed you.Copy !req
545. I can fix this.Copy !req
546. I already did.Copy !req
547. He was going to press charges.Copy !req
548. but... I promised him you'd leave.Copy !req
549. You're kicking me out?Copy !req
550. I'll explain it
to your psychiatrist, but...Copy !req
551. You got to go somewhere else.Copy !req
552. I know when things go wrong,
usually you just double downCopy !req
553. and get more involved,
but here you could go to jail.Copy !req
554. And I truly believeCopy !req
555. that you've changed enough
to know this is the right thing.Copy !req
556. We need a blood sample.Copy !req
557. We got to do the anticentromere
antibody test.Copy !req
558. It'll show House is right.
It's scleroderma.Copy !req
559. Why are you doing this now?Copy !req
560. Because I didn't want to kill himCopy !req
561. and you're right.Copy !req
562. I have to take a side.Copy !req
563. So I'm going to do what I can
to keep him alive.Copy !req
564. I'll get you the blood.Copy !req
565. Positive
for anticentromere antibodies.Copy !req
566. Better get him off the anti-fungals
and onto steroids immediately.Copy !req
567. I told you before,
this only points to scleroderma.Copy !req
568. - It doesn't prove it.
- You're just gonna ignore the test?Copy !req
569. Blasto still fits best.Copy !req
570. It's not conclusive,
but when you put it with the other...Copy !req
571. I've made my decision.Copy !req
572. Have you told Thirteen
you were wrong to fire her?Copy !req
573. What does that have to do
with anything?Copy !req
574. I've worked with you
long enough to know you're reasonable.Copy !req
575. You can usually admit
when you're wrong.Copy !req
576. But there's some deep part of you,Copy !req
577. that when you find you're wrong
about the decisions you've made,Copy !req
578. you get insecure
and you just retrench.Copy !req
579. If you want to mess up
your relationship, OK,Copy !req
580. but you mess this up,
our patient dies.Copy !req
581. Switch him to steroids.Copy !req
582. Hi, honey.Copy !req
583. How was your day?Copy !req
584. Morning.Copy !req
585. First of all,Copy !req
586. my bad.Copy !req
587. I've gone through
this whole thing recently.Copy !req
588. I don't want to bore you.
Short version:Copy !req
589. I'm really trying
to work on some stuff.Copy !req
590. This is a definite setback.Copy !req
591. Although,Copy !req
592. in fairness,
you really did make it tough.Copy !req
593. Phantom pain in your missing arm?Copy !req
594. Five different kinds of painkiller
in your medicine cabinet.Copy !req
595. That's what thisCopy !req
596. magic box
of neurological trickery is for.Copy !req
597. This would be a lot easier if you do
what the crazy guy who tied you up says.Copy !req
598. Put your hand in there.
Put your hand in there.Copy !req
599. Now, look.
It's mirror magic.Copy !req
600. Your arm is back.Copy !req
601. Now clench both your fists
at the same time.Copy !req
602. Clench.
Real hard.Copy !req
603. If you believe in God,Copy !req
604. pray that this is gonna work.Copy !req
605. You might also want to ask him
why he blew off your arm.Copy !req
606. Ready?Copy !req
607. Now let go.Copy !req
608. Oh, my God.Copy !req
609. It relaxed.Copy !req
610. For 36 years, I've been in pain.Copy !req
611. And it's finally gone.Copy !req
612. Oh, my God.Copy !req
613. Thank you.Copy !req
614. O2 sat's down to 88.Copy !req
615. Going through the main stem bronchus
into the right upper lobe.Copy !req
616. Get them out of here.Copy !req
617. - It's OK.
- Bleeder.Copy !req
618. Cauterizing.Copy !req
619. - Got it?
- Yeah.Copy !req
620. Get the paddles!Copy !req
621. - I'm going back in.
- What is happening?Copy !req
622. - He's bleeding into his lungs.
- Another bleeder.Copy !req
623. - I can get it.
- Hold on.Copy !req
624. There's a third.Copy !req
625. God, there's a dozen.Copy !req
626. Shock him.Copy !req
627. Clear.Copy !req
628. Charging. Clear.Copy !req
629. You want to curl up and cry,Copy !req
630. Lounge chair's a little more comfy.Copy !req
631. I switched is meds.Copy !req
632. I thought I was wrong
so I took him of the anti-fungals.Copy !req
633. Put him on steroids like you said.Copy !req
634. You know what that means.Copy !req
635. I was too late.Copy !req
636. Or I was right in the first place.Copy !req
637. So either you killed himCopy !req
638. by not having confidence
in your opinion,Copy !req
639. Or you killed him by being
too attached to your opinion.Copy !req
640. If you're anything like me...
and, by the way, you are...Copy !req
641. you need to know which.Copy !req
642. He's under lock and key
in the morgue.Copy !req
643. His government wants
their own doctors to do the autopsy.Copy !req
644. They're taking his body out
tomorrow.Copy !req
645. There's a reason I hired you.Copy !req
646. You used to know
what to do with a locked door.Copy !req
647. I went down to the morgue
to rerun the antibodies test.Copy !req
648. - We ran it twice.
- Turns out I couldn't get in.Copy !req
649. They had an armed guard.Copy !req
650. But I saw this.Copy !req
651. It's a sign-in sheet
from the morgue.Copy !req
652. Your signature.Copy !req
653. 9:45 this morning.Copy !req
654. That's right
before you guys ran the test.Copy !req
655. What were you doing there?Copy !req
656. - Follow-up on a clinic case.
- What case?Copy !req
657. - You think this is really important...
- One of the patients in the morgueCopy !req
658. was a 70-year-old woman
who had scleroderma.Copy !req
659. You and Cameron,
if you took that woman's blood,Copy !req
660. you could have messed up
the test resultsCopy !req
661. so we treated Dibala
for the wrong disease.Copy !req
662. She had nothing to do with it.Copy !req
663. You son of a bitch.Copy !req
664. He was going to kill the Sitibi.Copy !req
665. - Every last one of them.
- I don't care what he was gonna do.Copy !req
666. He came to us and put his life
in our hands.Copy !req
667. All the good we've done...Copy !req
668. every life we've saved...Copy !req
669. it would have meant nothingCopy !req
670. if we just sent him off
to kill hundreds of thousands of people.Copy !req
671. Look at the news.Copy !req
672. The moderates are taking over.Copy !req
673. There's hope for peace talks.Copy !req
674. You tell the world
that I faked this test,Copy !req
675. Dibala becomes a martyr.Copy !req
676. The massacres begin.Copy !req
677. I cover this up,Copy !req
678. I become your accomplice.Copy !req
679. You think you can guilt me
into that?Copy !req
680. If the cops are gonna come for me,Copy !req
681. please warn me...Copy !req
682. so that I can tell my wife first.Copy !req
683. You really think
you can kill another human beingCopy !req
684. without any consequences
to yourself?Copy !req
685. My neighbor called.Copy !req
686. He sounded...Copy !req
687. happy.Copy !req
688. That's nice.Copy !req
689. Even nicer,
he's approving the garden expansion.Copy !req
690. And even more nicer,Copy !req
691. he's not going to press charges.Copy !req
692. Even if you don't move out.Copy !req
693. What did you do to him?Copy !req
694. I was nice.Copy !req
695. You really want to know?Copy !req
696. I think...Copy !req
697. I want to give you
the benefit of the doubt.Copy !req
698. Alligator's main prey
is smaller animalsCopy !req
699. that they can kill and eat
with a single bite.Copy !req