1. Little Ricky, where are you baby?
Come on, honey. It's dinner time.Copy !req
2. It's your favorite flavor. Liver buffet.
Where are you?Copy !req
3. There you are.
Hey, what're you doing under there?Copy !req
4. What you doing under there?
What's the matter?Copy !req
5. Ricky, baby, what's the matter sweetheart?Copy !req
6. They're ready for you, Doctor.Copy !req
7. - How is she?
- Still in the OR.Copy !req
8. We haven't heard anything yet.Copy !req
9. When did this happen?Copy !req
10. He was waiting for her at her place
when she got home from class.Copy !req
11. Forensics says it was the same man
who raped Cara Latham.Copy !req
12. Did you really need a forensics expert
to tell you that?Copy !req
13. - Andy.
- Dana, when was the last timeCopy !req
14. I asked your department to beef up
the security and cameras, right?Copy !req
15. I mean not the first four times.
Just the last time.Copy !req
16. Don't get pissy with me, Professor.Copy !req
17. I don't have the manpower
to break up a frat party.Copy !req
18. - Suction.
- Suction.Copy !req
19. What's that pressure?Copy !req
20. We're under 70. Sixty-nine.
She's sliding down pretty fast.Copy !req
21. - We're gonna lose her, Doctor.
- I would not bet my ranch on that.Copy !req
22. David, drop 0.2 CCs of epinephrine.Copy !req
23. - Tanya, give me the stitch please.
- 3-0 silk.Copy !req
24. We're down at 63. Epinephrine, Doctor?Copy !req
25. No, not yet.Copy !req
26. Sixty.Copy !req
27. Still think it's a Phenobarb reaction?Copy !req
28. Epinephrine.Copy !req
29. In.Copy !req
30. All right.
Ease up on that retraction pressure.Copy !req
31. Sixty-five and going up.Copy !req
32. Don't worry about that.Copy !req
33. - 68.
- I don't believe it.Copy !req
34. - 72.
- How about some scissors?Copy !req
35. - Metzenbaum.
- Beautiful.Copy !req
36. 80. She's out of the woods.Copy !req
37. - Way to practice medicine. Irrigation please.
- Irrigation.Copy !req
38. Dr. Robertson,
would you please close for me?Copy !req
39. - You got it.
- Nice going, people.Copy !req
40. By the way, everybody,Copy !req
41. it's great to be in Saint Agnes.Copy !req
42. That was good work.Copy !req
43. - Dr. Robertson... May I call you Matthew?
- Of course.Copy !req
44. Matthew,Copy !req
45. I'm the new guy around here
and I want to make friends,Copy !req
46. so I'll say this to you and we'll start fresh.Copy !req
47. If you don't like my jokes, don't laugh.Copy !req
48. If you have a medical opinion,
please speak up and speak up loud.Copy !req
49. But if you ever again tell me or my surgical
staff that we're going to lose a patient,Copy !req
50. I'm going to take out your lungs
with a fucking ice-cream scoop.Copy !req
51. Do you understand me?Copy !req
52. I'm not gonna like you, am I?Copy !req
53. Don't be ridiculous. Everybody likes me.Copy !req
54. - Dr. Hill.
- Yeah.Copy !req
55. I'm Andy Safian.
I'm Associate Dean at the collegeCopy !req
56. and I wondered if you could tell me
anything about Bridget Kelly's condition.Copy !req
57. Well, she has a badly contused liver,
but I think she's gonna be just fine.Copy !req
58. Great. Thanks to you.Copy !req
59. Well, come to the midnight show,
I levitate the next of kin.Copy !req
60. It's Jed Hill, right?Copy !req
61. Yeah.Copy !req
62. "Galloping" Jed Hill?Copy !req
63. Excuse me.Copy !req
64. We were at the high school together.Copy !req
65. You're kidding me.Copy !req
66. - You went to Van Buren?
- Yeah.Copy !req
67. How long you've been in Westerly?Copy !req
68. Well, I've been here about nine hours now.
Van Buren, huh?Copy !req
69. Yeah, well, we weren't in the same...
We didn't travel in the same circles but...Copy !req
70. - Did I give you a hard time?
- No, you didn't know who the hell I was.Copy !req
71. Dr. Hill.Copy !req
72. Hi, Tanya.Copy !req
73. I just wanted to say congratulations.
We're all very happy that you're here.Copy !req
74. Well, thank you. It's nice to be here.Copy !req
75. Looks like you're big man on campus again.Copy !req
76. - I hope to see you around.
- Yeah, me, too.Copy !req
77. That's wonderful, Michelle.Copy !req
78. Hey, why don't we try painting on the paper
not on your arm?Copy !req
79. - I am a boogeyman.
- Teacher, teacher!Copy !req
80. Hey, Jason, don't you ever, ever play
with plastic bagsCopy !req
81. or I'll tie you up and I'll feed you
to little cape monster. You got it?Copy !req
82. Hi. I heard what happened.Copy !req
83. Can you go on lunch now?Copy !req
84. Give me a minute.Copy !req
85. Yeah, the guy got in
when she was out at her class.Copy !req
86. - She's gonna be all right?
- Looks like it.Copy !req
87. Turns out that your hospital
has a new surgeon,Copy !req
88. this whiz kid from Mass General
who did a great job.Copy !req
89. So I went back to introduce myself,
to thank him and are you ready for this?Copy !req
90. - We went to high school together.
- Oh, no kidding.Copy !req
91. - Speak of the devil...
- And the devil appears.Copy !req
92. I was just recounting all your exploits here.Copy !req
93. This is my wife, Tracy.
Tracy, this is Dr. Jed Hill.Copy !req
94. Any high school friend of Andy's...Copy !req
95. - This is Dr. Sullivan, Alan and Tracy Safian.
- Andy.Copy !req
96. Andy. Andy works at the college.Copy !req
97. - He's associate dean of students.
- Fantastic.Copy !req
98. I don't leap tall buildings in a single bound.Copy !req
99. - But we are very proud of him.
- That's well. You should be.Copy !req
100. Listen, we're having a small reception
to welcome Jed to Saint Agnes.Copy !req
101. Why don't you come along?Copy !req
102. We'd love to,
but we have a lunch appointment.Copy !req
103. Maybe some other time.Copy !req
104. Definitely.Copy !req
105. - Nice meeting you, Tracy.
- Yeah, nice to meet you.Copy !req
106. Well, we got the estimate
from the plumber this morning.Copy !req
107. And?Copy !req
108. - Are you ready for this?
- How much?Copy !req
109. It's 13,000 and change.Copy !req
110. How much change?Copy !req
111. It's 14,000.Copy !req
112. All right, forget it.
I'm gonna do the work myself.Copy !req
113. - I got a better idea.
- No.Copy !req
114. Well, just for a little while.
It'll pay some bills.Copy !req
115. We rent it to
some visiting lecturer or something.Copy !req
116. I don't want to rent out the third floor.
I don't want a stranger in our house.Copy !req
117. All right, suit yourself.Copy !req
118. Would've been nice living in a home
with running water but...Copy !req
119. I'm a simple girl.Copy !req
120. - Hey, I'm gonna pick you up after work.
- No, it's okay.Copy !req
121. Forget it. I'm gonna pick you up.
There's a maniac loose in this town.Copy !req
122. Helen can give me a ride.Copy !req
123. - She can? Are you sure?
- Yeah. Yes.Copy !req
124. Make sure she waits
until you're inside the house.Copy !req
125. I'll have her provide air coverage
if you want.Copy !req
126. It's funny. I married a funny woman.Copy !req
127. - See you.
- Goodnight. See you.Copy !req
128. You know in street clothes,
Helen looks positively masculine.Copy !req
129. What?Copy !req
130. Helen. You said you were
getting a ride home from Helen.Copy !req
131. - Were you spying on me?
- No, no. I was just looking out my window.Copy !req
132. Then you were looking
at Dennis Riley, Andy.Copy !req
133. He was my mother's lawyer.
He had papers for me to sign.Copy !req
134. What kind of papers?Copy !req
135. Something about my mother's estate.
What is this?Copy !req
136. - Your mother's estate?
- Yes.Copy !req
137. You told me she barely got by
on a social security check.Copy !req
138. And now she's Lady Astor?Copy !req
139. Come on, Andy.Copy !req
140. There was a small account.
It handled the cemetery arrangements.Copy !req
141. The money's run out.
Dennis wanted to talk to me about.Copy !req
142. Now what is it you want to talk to me about?Copy !req
143. Sorry.Copy !req
144. Hey, listen, would you think any less of me
if I used a fork?Copy !req
145. I'm beginning to lose my strength here.Copy !req
146. I can't let that happen.Copy !req
147. Lie back. Give it to me.Copy !req
148. Lie back. That's right. All the way back.Copy !req
149. - Technique, huh?
- The expert.Copy !req
150. It's all in my hands, see? Open. Open up.Copy !req
151. Good boy. Delicious, huh?Copy !req
152. Open.Copy !req
153. That's good. More.Copy !req
154. Look, I think your strength is returning.Copy !req
155. It's a miracle.Copy !req
156. Andy.Copy !req
157. - What?
- He's there again.Copy !req
158. So?Copy !req
159. He's looking at us.Copy !req
160. Sounds like he's playing
one of those electric keyboards.Copy !req
161. Jesus, it gives me the creeps.Copy !req
162. Be nice. His mother works at night.
I think she's a night nurse.Copy !req
163. He's probably lonely.Copy !req
164. We gotta get some curtains up in here.
It's a priority.Copy !req
165. Curtains are now the priority.Copy !req
166. Not until we decide what to paint.Copy !req
167. There is no point in painting if we are
gonna rip up the floors with the plumbing.Copy !req
168. So, really, we're back to where we started.Copy !req
169. Jeez.Copy !req
170. Front door was wide open.Copy !req
171. You scared the hell out of me.Copy !req
172. - I should have knocked but...
- Oh, no, no.Copy !req
173. Yeah. I have been working
with all this paint remover.Copy !req
174. Sometimes I get a headache
from all the fumes.Copy !req
175. - You should be taking a B complex.
- Say again?Copy !req
176. Well, a loading dose of a B-12
would help to enhance the cerebral...Copy !req
177. - Never mind.
- No, no, no.Copy !req
178. Why did you stop? That sounded great.Copy !req
179. Well, no, it just occurred to me
that I was suggestingCopy !req
180. you take a jar of vitamins,Copy !req
181. when the smart thing to do
would be to leave the door open.Copy !req
182. Look at that. I saved myself $5.95.Copy !req
183. I was in the neighborhood
looking at some housesCopy !req
184. and I thought I would take you and
your wife up on that rain check for lunch.Copy !req
185. Great. Well, Tracy is out at her classCopy !req
186. but I can get cleaned up
and we could go out ourselves.Copy !req
187. - Sounds good.
- All right. Okay, I'll be right back.Copy !req
188. So this is a real Victorian, huh?Copy !req
189. Yeah, buried under a hundred years of paint.Copy !req
190. It was part of the underground railroad
during the civil war.Copy !req
191. What it lacks in comfort,
it makes up for in history.Copy !req
192. You know anything about architecture?Copy !req
193. Architecture? Architecture is my life.Copy !req
194. If I hadn't been a doctor, I'd have been a...Copy !req
195. I'd have been a building. Is this a Degas?Copy !req
196. Yeah. I think it's original.
Tracy's father gave it to her.Copy !req
197. She's been having these abdominal pains.Copy !req
198. - How often?
- Maybe once every couple of days.Copy !req
199. How long do they last?Copy !req
200. Maybe half a minute,
sometimes a little longer.Copy !req
201. Is she seeing someone?Copy !req
202. Yeah, a doctor in Boston named Lillianfield.Copy !req
203. David Lillianfield. Do you know him?Copy !req
204. I've heard of him. Lillianfield is a good man.Copy !req
205. The thing is, we really wanna have kids.
Tracy is nuts about it. So am I.Copy !req
206. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
207. Give it another couple of weeks and if there
is no change, have her come by and see me.Copy !req
208. - All right.
- Hey, Stanley.Copy !req
209. Hey, Doc, it hurts when I do this.Copy !req
210. Then don't do that.
And get some new jokes, Stanley.Copy !req
211. So I told him,
"Why don't you come by and look at ours,Copy !req
212. "and maybe it would work out?"Copy !req
213. You did what?Copy !req
214. You're the one who wanted to rent it out.
I thought you'd be thrilled.Copy !req
215. Do I look thrilled?Copy !req
216. You're not thrilled. I can see that now,Copy !req
217. but this is better than a visiting lecturer.
Jed is a friend.Copy !req
218. He's not a friend.
He didn't even remember your name, Alan.Copy !req
219. I mean, common the guy had
just been through 12 hours of surgery.Copy !req
220. What is it, Andy?
You want to relive the high school,Copy !req
221. be friends with the quarterback this time?Copy !req
222. No, he was the running back.
And stop talking to me like I'm 11.Copy !req
223. What's your problem with this guy?
I mean he's smart, he's funny,Copy !req
224. and he's a brilliant doctor.Copy !req
225. I know. I know he's brilliant, Andy.Copy !req
226. I can tell by the way
the nursing staff genuflectCopy !req
227. when he walks down the hallway.Copy !req
228. I mean, this guy doesn't have friends,
he has subjects.Copy !req
229. Well, it's not too late, we can call it off.Copy !req
230. No, no. I'm leaving it up to you.Copy !req
231. If you want to live with that,
it's your decision.Copy !req
232. You're gonna get to like him. You really will.Copy !req
233. And you know what else?Copy !req
234. We could even ask him
to recommend another doctor for you.Copy !req
235. Hold on. What?Copy !req
236. If for no other reason,
then it's ludicrous to drive two hoursCopy !req
237. to see Lillianfield in Boston
when we could just easily...Copy !req
238. Andy, please tell me
you didn't say anything to Jed.Copy !req
239. Please tell me you didn't share
my problems with him.Copy !req
240. It came up.Copy !req
241. It came up.Copy !req
242. I apologize.Copy !req
243. All right.Copy !req
244. I will go along with this for a few monthsCopy !req
245. only because I have my heart set on a sofa
to go with the step ladder.Copy !req
246. Oh, my God, is he moving in tonight?Copy !req
247. - You're assuming it's Jed?
- I'm quite certain it's Jed. Open the door.Copy !req
248. It could be anyone.Copy !req
249. Angels could dance on pinheads, Andy,
but they don't. It's Jed.Copy !req
250. - What makes you so sure?
- You want to bet me?Copy !req
251. No.Copy !req
252. Because once money is involved,
you take me seriously, right?Copy !req
253. Hello.Copy !req
254. Dr. Hill. Please come in.Copy !req
255. Hey, Jed.Copy !req
256. Andy just got through telling me
we're gonna be roommates.Copy !req
257. Well, that's why I stopped by.Copy !req
258. I just wanted to make sure
that it was really okay.Copy !req
259. Yeah. Don't be silly.
I'm looking forward to it.Copy !req
260. She is. She is really looking forward to it.Copy !req
261. Excellent.Copy !req
262. The mid-term was at 8:30.Copy !req
263. I set my alarm for 7:00 and it didn't go off.Copy !req
264. I mean, if Professor Schmidt wants to give
me an incomplete, then I really don't care.Copy !req
265. I can't control everything in this world.
My alarm didn't go off.Copy !req
266. That's good. That's very good, Paula.Copy !req
267. That's so much better than locking
your copy of Beowulf in your friend's car.Copy !req
268. Thank You.Copy !req
269. Yeah.Copy !req
270. - Detective Harris wishes to see you.
- Really.Copy !req
271. I'm amazed she could find the building.Copy !req
272. We'll have to continue this next week
if you don't mind.Copy !req
273. Fine.Copy !req
274. Hang on, Paula.Copy !req
275. Hi, Dana, go on in. I'll be just a second.Copy !req
276. Mrs. Worthington, I want you to note
all test and exam times for Ms. Paula Bell.Copy !req
277. She's to receive wake up calls
from this office.Copy !req
278. Wake up calls?Copy !req
279. She can't be expected to
control the world, Mrs. Worthington.Copy !req
280. Her alarm didn't go off.Copy !req
281. I'll see you next week, Paula.Copy !req
282. - Sorry.
- Jesus.Copy !req
283. Was she able to
give any kind of description?Copy !req
284. All she remembers is
her cat crouching under a chairCopy !req
285. and an arm grabbing her from behind.Copy !req
286. Is there any chance she'll remember more?Copy !req
287. I don't think so.Copy !req
288. So...Copy !req
289. - What do we do now?
- We?Copy !req
290. "We" don't do anything, Andy.
Only one of us is a police detective.Copy !req
291. Maybe not even that many.Copy !req
292. Collegiate wit. Let me search my mind
for a clever comeback.Copy !req
293. How about "bite me"?Copy !req
294. Touché.Copy !req
295. We have ordered more
"Security Precautions" pamphlets.Copy !req
296. - More pamphlets?
- That's right.Copy !req
297. Do you know what I see
when I come to work every morning?Copy !req
298. I see fathers loading steamer trunks,
suitcases, fichus plantsCopy !req
299. and daughters into station wagons.Copy !req
300. Presumably to drive them off to schoolCopy !req
301. so that they don't pose
quite as high a death threat.Copy !req
302. See, I don't think I'm being unreasonable
when I askCopy !req
303. what you and your
crack-team of professionals are doingCopy !req
304. other than distributing literature
to repress this situation.Copy !req
305. I need a list of anyone who had access
to the students' schedules.Copy !req
306. Both victims were out of class
when our guy got in.Copy !req
307. So you have narrowed it down
to a couple of thousand people.Copy !req
308. A list, Andy. I need it, now.Copy !req
309. Dana.Copy !req
310. - What do you think he does with the hair?
- The hair?Copy !req
311. Yeah, he cuts off all their hair.
What do you think he does with it?Copy !req
312. He makes pillows. Who knows?Copy !req
313. Billy, I want you in bed by 10:00,
you hear me?Copy !req
314. You scared the shit out of me.Copy !req
315. I'm sorry about that.Copy !req
316. What the hell are you doing in here?Copy !req
317. - Are you all right?
- No, I'm not all right.Copy !req
318. Anybody home?Copy !req
319. Up here, honey.Copy !req
320. This is ridiculous.Copy !req
321. Baby, go to sleep.Copy !req
322. Who the hell can sleep
with them going at it all night?Copy !req
323. It's been like three hours.Copy !req
324. I'll ask him to turn it down.Copy !req
325. No, I don't want to make a big thing about it.Copy !req
326. No, no, if you can't fall asleep...Copy !req
327. - You think maybe he heard us?
- I hope so.Copy !req
328. - Where're you going?
- To the bathroom.Copy !req
329. I know why guys like you become doctors.Copy !req
330. - It's not what you think.
- Yeah?Copy !req
331. I think it's so you can make a lot of money
and see a lot of naked women.Copy !req
332. Well, then it is what you think.Copy !req
333. Hey, pace yourself.
I'm not done with you yet.Copy !req
334. - I'm impervious to alcohol.
- Yeah?Copy !req
335. We'll see about that.Copy !req
336. Tracy.Copy !req
337. You all right?Copy !req
338. Yeah. I'll be right there.Copy !req
339. - You had me worried for a second.
- No, I'm fine.Copy !req
340. Come on, let's go to bed.Copy !req
341. Hey, hey. Got to get out there, old man.Copy !req
342. Six miles a day keeps the doctor away.Copy !req
343. - You want some coffee?
- No, never touch in the morning.Copy !req
344. - You okay, Trace?
- I'm fine.Copy !req
345. Well, I'll grab quick shower,
fly over to the hospital.Copy !req
346. I'll catch you guys later.Copy !req
347. Are you sure she didn't call to
cancel her appointment?Copy !req
348. Yes, I'm sure.
In fact, I called her yesterday to remind her.Copy !req
349. - Did you try calling her again?
- Nobody's there, professor.Copy !req
350. - I keep getting her answering machine.
- She's there.Copy !req
351. She's dodging the call.Copy !req
352. Paula?Copy !req
353. Paula!Copy !req
354. I'm gonna need a statement.Copy !req
355. Andy.Copy !req
356. You wanna hear about the first time
I ever saw a corpse?Copy !req
357. No.Copy !req
358. It was my first year of medical school,
gross anatomy.Copy !req
359. The takes a real saw to the cadavers head.Copy !req
360. People were running out of the room.
They're passing out, turning green.Copy !req
361. I tell you, it really didn't bother me over
that much, though.Copy !req
362. It's a great story Jed.Copy !req
363. Of course, I'll never look at a cantaloupe
the same way again, but other than that...Copy !req
364. Hey, You'll get over it.Copy !req
365. Hey, Stanley, who the hell is that
in the backfield?Copy !req
366. Livelle something. He's off the bench.Copy !req
367. - What happened to Krakowski?
- Flunked the piss test.Copy !req
368. That upsets me.Copy !req
369. Guy can't stay off of cocaine
even for one million dollars.Copy !req
370. Man, I'll give my right arm
for a million dollars.Copy !req
371. We cannot afford plumbing,
for Christ's sake.Copy !req
372. - Would you really?
- What?Copy !req
373. Give your right arm for one million dollars?Copy !req
374. - You mean like, literally?
- Yeah.Copy !req
375. Well, not even an arm.
Let's just say a finger.Copy !req
376. One finger, for one million dollars?Copy !req
377. Oh, God, this is a strange conversation.Copy !req
378. What we're talking about
is a surgical procedureCopy !req
379. just to the joint. Would you do it?Copy !req
380. No.Copy !req
381. Really?Copy !req
382. Would you?Copy !req
383. No.Copy !req
384. Oh, man.Copy !req
385. I should be getting back. Here, let me...Copy !req
386. No, no, no, no.Copy !req
387. Hey, stay and have one more drink with me.Copy !req
388. No. Tracy's gonna be home.Copy !req
389. - I'll see you.
- Yeah.Copy !req
390. Stanley.Copy !req
391. Would you please bring those two girls
a round of whatever it is they're drinking?Copy !req
392. - Bourbon.
- Bourbon it is.Copy !req
393. - Got a minute?
- Sure.Copy !req
394. This is the living room.Copy !req
395. Have a seat.Copy !req
396. I just need you to
clear up a few things for me.Copy !req
397. Like what?Copy !req
398. Paula Bell came to see you three times,
is that right?Copy !req
399. That's right.Copy !req
400. - It would have been four times, only...
- What is this?Copy !req
401. Last night we matched the soil sample
taken from Paula Bell's carpetCopy !req
402. to a sample taken from your yard.Copy !req
403. I went inside, I told you that.Copy !req
404. We also matched it to a sample
taken from Bridget Kelly's room.Copy !req
405. Bridget came by here to
pick up a letter of recommendation.Copy !req
406. Am I a suspect, Dana?Copy !req
407. Am I a fucking suspect?Copy !req
408. All three victims had been in to see you
before they were attacked.Copy !req
409. I found Paula, for Christ's sake.Copy !req
410. - What was it that made you go to her house?
- She missed her appointment.Copy !req
411. So you went to her house?Copy !req
412. Yes, because she was a screw-up
and I have a responsibility.Copy !req
413. - What's your blood type, Andy?
- O positive.Copy !req
414. See, as luck would have it,Copy !req
415. you have the same blood type
as the perpetrator.Copy !req
416. Dana, this is crazy.Copy !req
417. In my entire life I have never harmed anyone.Copy !req
418. I believe you. I don't think you're the guy.Copy !req
419. Thank you.Copy !req
420. I need you to do something for me.Copy !req
421. It's procedural, I wouldn't be doing my job
if I didn't ask you to do it.Copy !req
422. Do what?Copy !req
423. I need a sperm sample to test
against the one taken from the victims.Copy !req
424. I can't believe this.Copy !req
425. It's a simple thing, take maybe in an hour.
You'll be eliminated as a suspect.Copy !req
426. What if I refuse?Copy !req
427. You get to wear my handcuffs.Copy !req
428. - Damn.
- No, no. That's much better.Copy !req
429. - No, it's not.
- No, it is.Copy !req
430. At least you're not
hitting innocent bystanders.Copy !req
431. Beautiful.Copy !req
432. Andy.Copy !req
433. Andy.Copy !req
434. Oh, God.Copy !req
435. 911. Emergency.Copy !req
436. The rotator cuff, if you don't mind,
it's right in here, okay.Copy !req
437. I pierce that, he can't even comb his hair,
let alone throw a ball.Copy !req
438. That thing's been beeping all night.
Are you a drug dealer?Copy !req
439. Yeah, you can say that.Copy !req
440. Stanley.Copy !req
441. Somebody talk to me.Copy !req
442. We've got massive hemorrhaging.
It's probably an ovary.Copy !req
443. We'll have some more numbers
in a few minutes.Copy !req
444. - Blood type.
- AB negative. We need more.Copy !req
445. Tanya, get a hold of the Mass General,
Boston, and Mercy, Hartford, in that order.Copy !req
446. If they're low, we're gonna need donors.Copy !req
447. I'm sorry we had to
put you through this, Andy.Copy !req
448. You can go home now.Copy !req
449. Andy.Copy !req
450. - Mr. Safian.
- Yeah.Copy !req
451. Your wife's name came up on a 911.
It's a medical emergency.Copy !req
452. - David, what's the blood pressure?
- 93 above 57.Copy !req
453. - Heart rate?
- 86.Copy !req
454. - Quick count?
- 27.Copy !req
455. Jed, did you see this?Copy !req
456. Four to five weeks would be my guess.Copy !req
457. - She is pregnant?
- Not for long.Copy !req
458. Her fetus will abort
from the trauma of the procedure.Copy !req
459. Whenever you're ready, doctor.Copy !req
460. Dr. Hill.Copy !req
461. All right, let's go.Copy !req
462. - Scalpel.
- Scalpel.Copy !req
463. - Mr. Safian.
- Yeah.Copy !req
464. - What happened to my wife?
- She's bleeding internally.Copy !req
465. Dr. Hill will come and talk to you
soon as her condition is stabilized.Copy !req
466. - Is she conscious?
- I'm sorry Mr. Safian, that's all I know.Copy !req
467. We're almost done.
I just wanna have one last look around.Copy !req
468. Check for rings and watches.Copy !req
469. - Suction.
- Suction.Copy !req
470. All right, I think we've got it all.Copy !req
471. It's amazing it didn't rupture sooner.Copy !req
472. Jed.Copy !req
473. We've got some pathology
in the second ovary.Copy !req
474. - Let me have a look in here. Harrington.
- Harrington.Copy !req
475. It was torsed when I unpacked it.Copy !req
476. Think it's necrotic?Copy !req
477. All right I want to do a frozen section
right away,Copy !req
478. see if we still get a viable ovary here.Copy !req
479. - We can't.
- Why not?Copy !req
480. - The pathologist isn't in house.
- Well, what do I do for frozen section?Copy !req
481. - We can call him in.
- How long would that take?Copy !req
482. 30, 40 minutes.Copy !req
483. Hell, I'd better get a microscope
and do it myself.Copy !req
484. It'll take at least a half an hour
for the processor to warm up.Copy !req
485. - What's the pressure?
- 78.Copy !req
486. - I don't have that kind of time.
- You got maybe half that, tops.Copy !req
487. All right. Irrigate and try to
get the BP back up. I'll be right back.Copy !req
488. - Come with me.
- What's going on?Copy !req
489. Just come with me.Copy !req
490. I had to remove one of Tracy's ovaries.Copy !req
491. It ruptured. A large cyst had developed
and that what was causing her pain.Copy !req
492. I have to be direct with you
because we're little under the gun.Copy !req
493. - Is it under control?
- Not yet.Copy !req
494. There is a problem
with Tracy's second ovary.Copy !req
495. We discovered it was torsed or twisted
around in its own blood supply.Copy !req
496. If I remove it, I'm simply
removing a dead organCopy !req
497. and in all likelihood
Tracy will lead a normal, healthy life.Copy !req
498. But...Copy !req
499. She won't ever be able to have children.Copy !req
500. If I close her up now, she could die of
toxic-shock in the middle of the night.Copy !req
501. Do whatever you have to do.Copy !req
502. - Tracy's gonna be fine.
- Yeah.Copy !req
503. - But what?
- I'll tell you later.Copy !req
504. No. No, tell me now.Copy !req
505. Tracy was pregnant. Of four weeks.Copy !req
506. - Tracy is pregnant?
- No Andy.Copy !req
507. The fetus aborted.Copy !req
508. She sustained a lot of trauma.
There was nothing that could be done.Copy !req
509. - I'm sorry.
- Yeah.Copy !req
510. Vascular clamp.Copy !req
511. Dr. Hill, I think this might be a mistake.
How do you know it's not still viable?Copy !req
512. This is the wife of a friend, Matthew.
I'm not taking any chances. Scalpel.Copy !req
513. You could be taking out a viable ovary.Copy !req
514. It's necrotic. Scalpel.Copy !req
515. Without the histology, you can't be sure.Copy !req
516. I'm sure.Copy !req
517. Tanya, give me the scalpel.Copy !req
518. Jed.Copy !req
519. - What you got there, George?
- It's from pathology.Copy !req
520. The Histology report?Copy !req
521. We took out a healthy ovary.Copy !req
522. Only the surface was necrotic.Copy !req
523. Jed, take this.Copy !req
524. Look at it.Copy !req
525. Then burn it.Copy !req
526. That's a nice gesture, George. Really.Copy !req
527. The technician owes me a favor.
Lab won't be a problem.Copy !req
528. It'll be a problem for me.Copy !req
529. This hospital took out a healthy ovary.Copy !req
530. I took out the ovary. No one else.Copy !req
531. It was a judgment call and I stand by it.Copy !req
532. - Are you gonna be all right?
- I'll be fine.Copy !req
533. I didn't do anything wrong.Copy !req
534. I figured you probably hadn't
eaten anything in a while.Copy !req
535. We should talk later, okay?Copy !req
536. Well, Andy, I wanted to have
a word with Tracy.Copy !req
537. Maybe later, okay? Jed...Copy !req
538. Hello, Mrs. Safian.Copy !req
539. You gave us quite a scare.Copy !req
540. Did I?Copy !req
541. Tracy, I know you've been told
all about what's happened.Copy !req
542. Yes.Copy !req
543. I don't know if there's any point in
telling you how sorry I am.Copy !req
544. I spoke with a lawyer this morning.Copy !req
545. I want to make sure you don't
do this to someone else.Copy !req
546. There'll be some depositions
in about a week.Copy !req
547. I think we can bring them down from
the 30 million in a settlement.Copy !req
548. Let's not dick each other around here.Copy !req
549. 30 million, 25 million,
what difference does it make?Copy !req
550. You know anything over 10 million dollarsCopy !req
551. and I can't get insurance in this
or any other state.Copy !req
552. - I say we go to a jury.
- I can't recommend that.Copy !req
553. Why not?Copy !req
554. Let me tell you what a jury sees.Copy !req
555. A jury sees a beautiful young woman
married to a mild-mannered teacher.Copy !req
556. They buy an old house and dream of
filling it up with children.Copy !req
557. Now that is a Norman Rockwell paintingCopy !req
558. and you have ripped it to shreds
with your scalpel.Copy !req
559. You are my lawyer. Am I right here?Copy !req
560. It's not my job to hold your hand, doctor.Copy !req
561. It's not your job
to be an asshole either, counselor,Copy !req
562. but that doesn't seem to be stopping here.Copy !req
563. Maybe if we all calm down.Copy !req
564. We could bring in a private investigator,
dig up something on her background.Copy !req
565. Lester, she volunteered five days a week
in a children's ward.Copy !req
566. And baked cookies for the staff.Copy !req
567. Looks like you picked the
wrong patient to screw up on, doctor.Copy !req
568. I didn't pick her, counselor.
Physicians don't get to choose.Copy !req
569. I'll need an 'expert.
Who do you want to call?Copy !req
570. - What do you mean?
- An expert. Someone to make a statement.Copy !req
571. A statement saying what?Copy !req
572. A statement saying that
you are as good as you think you are.Copy !req
573. Call Dr. Martin Kessler.
Harvard Medical School.Copy !req
574. Is that it, Miss?Copy !req
575. Yes.Copy !req
576. - How will I get in touch with you?
- You won't.Copy !req
577. I don't want you to.Copy !req
578. Tracy, why won't you let me help you
get through this?Copy !req
579. This isn't a phase, Andy.Copy !req
580. I can't have children. Ever.Copy !req
581. He thought you were going to die.Copy !req
582. Right about now he's wishing I did.Copy !req
583. Tracy, I love you.Copy !req
584. He took my insides out,Copy !req
585. and you gave him permission.Copy !req
586. Goodbye, Andy.Copy !req
587. Dr. Kessler, would you describe your history
and relationship to Dr. Hill?Copy !req
588. Dr. Hill was a student of mine
at medical school.Copy !req
589. Upon graduation I asked him
to serve his residencyCopy !req
590. under my direction at Mass General.Copy !req
591. And when he finished the residency,
I asked him to join our surgical staff.Copy !req
592. Dr. Kessler, how long have you been
teaching at Harvard Medical school?Copy !req
593. Twenty-one years.Copy !req
594. How long have you been
chief of staff at Mass General?Copy !req
595. Fourteen years.Copy !req
596. So you've been in a position to work with
thousands of young doctors. Am I correct?Copy !req
597. Yes.Copy !req
598. I might add that the doctors I've had
the pleasure to teach and work withCopy !req
599. are among the very best in the world.Copy !req
600. And how would Dr. Hill rank in this group
that are among the very best in the world?Copy !req
601. - There's no one any better.
- Thank you.Copy !req
602. Mr. Riley.Copy !req
603. Dr. Kessler, your faith in Dr. Hill's
surgical talent is obvious.Copy !req
604. And completely deserved.Copy !req
605. Dr. Kessler, seven months ago
the position of Chief of SurgeryCopy !req
606. became available on Mass General.Copy !req
607. Did Jed Hill seek this position?Copy !req
608. Yes, he did.Copy !req
609. - Did you give the position to Jed?
- Excuse me, my client's name is Dr. Hill.Copy !req
610. Forgive me,
did you award the position to Dr. Hill?Copy !req
611. - No.
- Why not?Copy !req
612. Well, he was certainly qualified...Copy !req
613. But you didn't give him the job.Copy !req
614. There were many other candidates.Copy !req
615. - Surgeons more qualified?
- This isn't a trial, Mr. Riley.Copy !req
616. Dr. Kessler,
during Dr. Hill's residency in Mass GeneralCopy !req
617. you wrote several quarterly evaluations.Copy !req
618. Evaluations to be read and reviewed
by hospital administrators,Copy !req
619. department heads.Copy !req
620. Yes.Copy !req
621. I'm looking at one right nowCopy !req
622. dated June 15th, 1982,
and bearing your signature.Copy !req
623. It's coming around.Copy !req
624. I'd like to read from page three,
paragraph four.Copy !req
625. "While Jed Hill consistently remains
the most skilledCopy !req
626. "and the brightest of our residents,Copy !req
627. "we should not ignore what I and several
of his colleagues observedCopy !req
628. "to be an indulgence of the 'God complex'."Copy !req
629. "God complex." That's not a typo, was it?
It says "God complex."Copy !req
630. That was written a decade ago.Copy !req
631. What's a God complex?Copy !req
632. How did you get this information?
This was privileged information.Copy !req
633. Dr. Kessler, what's a God complex?Copy !req
634. It's a term that has no clinical meaning
at all. Doctors throw it around...Copy !req
635. Sir, with all due respect, but knock it off.Copy !req
636. What did you mean in this evaluation
when you said Dr. Hill had a God complex?Copy !req
637. The power to heal can be
an enormous thing, an enormous thing.Copy !req
638. To save a life, to get blood flowing
into cells and vital organs.Copy !req
639. If a person can do that, and if one can do it
as exceptionally as Dr. Hill,Copy !req
640. it's not uncommon for a person like that
to begin to believe that he can do anything.Copy !req
641. The power to heal can be like a drug.Copy !req
642. "Like a drug", you're saying?Copy !req
643. Would it be uncommon for a person with a
God complex to reject the advice of others?Copy !req
644. No.Copy !req
645. Would it be uncommon for such a person
to proceed on a courseCopy !req
646. that others might reject
if only out of a sense of a God like power?Copy !req
647. I think now you're vastly overstating.Copy !req
648. - Is that why you didn't give Dr. Hill the job?
- There were a number of other factors.Copy !req
649. Is that why you removed a healthy ovary
without any scientific diagnosis?Copy !req
650. Don't you address my client, Mr. Riley.Copy !req
651. Do you have a God complex?Copy !req
652. This is not acceptable.Copy !req
653. - No, no. Let him address me.
- Jed.Copy !req
654. No, no. It's about time.
I got to give some answers here.Copy !req
655. Stop typing. This is off the record.Copy !req
656. The question is, do I have a God complex?Copy !req
657. Dr. Kessler says yes.Copy !req
658. Which makes me wonderCopy !req
659. if this lawyer has any ideaCopy !req
660. as to the kind of grades
one has to receive in collegeCopy !req
661. to be accepted at a top medical school.Copy !req
662. If you have the vaguest clue
as to how talented someone has to beCopy !req
663. to lead a surgical team.Copy !req
664. I have an M.D. from Harvard,Copy !req
665. I am board certified
in cardio-thoracic medicineCopy !req
666. and trauma surgery,Copy !req
667. I have been awarded citationsCopy !req
668. from seven different medical boards
in New England,Copy !req
669. and I am never, ever sick at sea.Copy !req
670. So I ask you,Copy !req
671. when someone goes into that chapelCopy !req
672. and they fall on their knees
and they pray to GodCopy !req
673. that their wife doesn't miscarryCopy !req
674. or that their daughter
doesn't bleed to death,Copy !req
675. or that their mother doesn't suffer acute
neural trauma from post-operative shock,Copy !req
676. who do you think they're praying to?Copy !req
677. Now, go ahead and read your Bible, Dennis,
and you go to your church,Copy !req
678. and, with any luck,
you might win the annual raffle,Copy !req
679. but if you're looking for God,Copy !req
680. he was in operating room number two
on November 17,Copy !req
681. and he doesn't like to be second guessed.Copy !req
682. You ask me if I have a God complex.
Let me tell you something.Copy !req
683. I am God.Copy !req
684. And this sideshow is over.Copy !req
685. You got a winner here, Lester.Copy !req
686. Call my office in the morning
and we'll work out a settlement.Copy !req
687. - It gets better.
- What do you mean?Copy !req
688. We talked to the bartender
of a place called Prince William Tavern.Copy !req
689. Ask God how many shots of bourbon
he had before he cut me open.Copy !req
690. The insurance company will wire a draftCopy !req
691. into my firm's account
by sometime next week.Copy !req
692. Assuming you sign it right away,Copy !req
693. you should get your money
few days after that.Copy !req
694. Listen, there are some things
we should discuss now,Copy !req
695. like an umbrella policy.Copy !req
696. Dennis, this isn't such a good time for me.Copy !req
697. Tracy, we're talking about $20 million.Copy !req
698. Dennis, I think about what I want
for breakfast, I start crying.Copy !req
699. You can put the money in a coffee can,
for all I care.Copy !req
700. - It's after 8:30.
- I'll see you tomorrow.Copy !req
701. - You should go home.
- I'll see you tomorrow.Copy !req
702. Mrs. Worthington.Copy !req
703. Mrs. Worthington.Copy !req
704. Mr. Leemus.Copy !req
705. Mr. Leemus.Copy !req
706. Jesus!Copy !req
707. You surprised me.Copy !req
708. I was working on the furnace.
I didn't know anybody else was here.Copy !req
709. I saw the lights...Copy !req
710. It's my mother's hair.Copy !req
711. She's not alive anymore.
That's her in the picture.Copy !req
712. I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to get any of your things.Copy !req
713. - That's okay.
- I just, I...Copy !req
714. I came down to get a light bulb.
I didn't realize that...Copy !req
715. - You live down here?
- No, no. Just for a while.Copy !req
716. My landlady asked me to leave,
put me in a tight spot.Copy !req
717. I won't stay here long. No.
I promise, Mr. Safian.Copy !req
718. No, you stay here as long as you want, Earl.Copy !req
719. - I'll just take this and I'll head back out.
- Sure.Copy !req
720. - Good night, Mr. Safian.
- Good night, Earl.Copy !req
721. Don't worry,
you don't look as bad as the other guy.Copy !req
722. So help me God, I could have killed him.Copy !req
723. Junior, have you met the professor?
A very tough guy.Copy !req
724. If you want something done all right,
goddamn it, you call a teacher.Copy !req
725. Let me buy you a drink.Copy !req
726. You know, there is one thing
I realized during all of this.Copy !req
727. Jed had just come out of the OR
to talk to me. He was covered in bloodCopy !req
728. and he was telling me
what he was about to doCopy !req
729. and then he needed my permission to do it.Copy !req
730. And there was a second,
maybe a second and a half,Copy !req
731. between him telling me
that Tracy was pregnantCopy !req
732. and him telling me
that the fetus was aborted during surgery.Copy !req
733. And that second, that second and a half,Copy !req
734. that was the happiest time in my life.Copy !req
735. That is a horrible story.
It's the worst story I've ever heard.Copy !req
736. And I appreciate your words of comfort.Copy !req
737. I mean it, Andy.Copy !req
738. You're like a fucking Job,
shit just happens to you.Copy !req
739. Have you had a lot of success
talking jumpers in from window ledges?Copy !req
740. - Let me ask you something.
- Sure.Copy !req
741. How well do you know Tracy?Copy !req
742. She's my wife. What do you mean?Copy !req
743. My brothers, my friends,
and my ex-husbandCopy !req
744. Have all accused me of wielding my sense
of honesty like a blunt instrument.Copy !req
745. I don't want to hurt you anymore
than you have been,Copy !req
746. but I'm fairly sure I'm doing the right thing.Copy !req
747. What are you talking about?Copy !req
748. I want you to come back to the station
with me.Copy !req
749. I wanna show you something.Copy !req
750. - Sir? Sir, can I help you?
- I'm gonna see Jed Hill.Copy !req
751. What the hell happened to you?Copy !req
752. It wasn't my baby.Copy !req
753. What?Copy !req
754. It wasn't my baby.Copy !req
755. Come inside.
What the hell happened to your face?Copy !req
756. Doesn't matter. You know what this is?Copy !req
757. This is a police test. It's a lab report.Copy !req
758. I don't understand.Copy !req
759. It is a sperm sample I made
after the Paula Bell rape.Copy !req
760. I'm sterile.Copy !req
761. Can I have a look at that, please?Copy !req
762. I can't have any children,
so it wasn't my baby.Copy !req
763. You got to call your lawyer, Jed.Copy !req
764. You call your lawyer,
you have 'em tell the insurance companyCopy !req
765. to stop the presses because this thing,
no, it's not over yet.Copy !req
766. Andy, this isn't about me.Copy !req
767. It's about both of us, Jed.Copy !req
768. She reamed both of us. It's too late for me,
but it's not too late for you.Copy !req
769. Andy, I don't mean to seem indelicate,
but as far as my situation is concerned,Copy !req
770. it doesn't matter if Tracy was sleeping
with the Boston Celtics.Copy !req
771. I took out her reproductive system.Copy !req
772. It was a wrong call
and the bill was $20 million.Copy !req
773. No. That's where you're wrong. See,
the $20 million is a big settlement, right?Copy !req
774. That wasn't for the fuck-up.
That was for the victim.Copy !req
775. The insurance company
settled high and fastCopy !req
776. because they thought
they're up against Snow White.Copy !req
777. What happens if Snow White is shacking up
with her lawyer Jed, huh?Copy !req
778. You tell me.Copy !req
779. Andy, you're hurt and you want revenge.Copy !req
780. And I can understand that,
but I got what I deserved.Copy !req
781. And you know something,
as much as this pains you,Copy !req
782. no matter what Tracy
was doing behind your back,Copy !req
783. she got a hell of a lot worse
than she deserved.Copy !req
784. Did I?Copy !req
785. - Did you what?
- Did I get what I deserved?Copy !req
786. Bad things happen to good people
all the time, Andy, and for no reason.Copy !req
787. Take my word for it.Copy !req
788. I'll see you later.Copy !req
789. What are you gonna do, Andy?Copy !req
790. I'm gonna go out and get to know my wife.Copy !req
791. Hi, Dennis!Copy !req
792. He doesn't have an appointment, Mr. Riley.
He just walked right in.Copy !req
793. She tried to stop me, Dennis.Copy !req
794. See, I can call him Dennis
'cause we're old friends.Copy !req
795. We both slept with my wife.Copy !req
796. Claudia, call security.Copy !req
797. Do that Claudia
and then call the US Attorney's officeCopy !req
798. and see if conspiracy
to commit insurance fraudCopy !req
799. comes under their jurisdiction.Copy !req
800. - Forget security, Claudia.
- Sir?Copy !req
801. Just close the door behind you. Thank you.Copy !req
802. This... This is a nice office.Copy !req
803. What the hell happened to your face?Copy !req
804. I beat the shit out
of a deeply disturbed serial rapist.Copy !req
805. Hey, I want an explanation.Copy !req
806. An explanation for what?Copy !req
807. For how my wife could have been pregnant
when her husband's sterile?Copy !req
808. What was it? Immaculate conception?Copy !req
809. If that's the case, Dennis, I wouldn't have
settled for $20 million if I were you.Copy !req
810. Andy, I had no knowledge of this.Copy !req
811. And I wasn't sleeping with your wife,
if that's what you're suggesting.Copy !req
812. Bullshit.Copy !req
813. Then what can I do for you, Andy?Copy !req
814. You can tell me where Tracy is.Copy !req
815. Telling you where Tracy is
would break an attorney-client privilege,Copy !req
816. and I will not do that.Copy !req
817. Now there is nothing more I can do.Copy !req
818. Claudia will be happy
to call the US Attorney for you.Copy !req
819. Were you sleeping with her?Copy !req
820. No.Copy !req
821. Can you help me?Copy !req
822. Help you do what?
What is it you want, Andy?Copy !req
823. I want to talk to Tracy.Copy !req
824. - Andy...
- I know I'm asking you a favor.Copy !req
825. I have a professional obligation.
I have a legal obligation to my client.Copy !req
826. Your problems, your questions,
cold as this may seem, are not my business.Copy !req
827. And I haven't got the answers you want.Copy !req
828. Even if I did,
I wouldn't be able to give them to you.Copy !req
829. Talk to her friends, talk to her mother,Copy !req
830. talk to the people she works with
at the hospital.Copy !req
831. - What did you say?
- I'm saying this is a personal matter.Copy !req
832. Did you say, "Talk to her mother?"Copy !req
833. She certainly knows Tracy better than I do.Copy !req
834. Her mother is dead.Copy !req
835. - When did she die?
- Twelve years ago.Copy !req
836. You handled the estate.Copy !req
837. No, I didn't.Copy !req
838. What are you saying to me?Copy !req
839. I'm saying I didn't handle
Mrs. Kennsinger's estate,Copy !req
840. and anything outside of the framework
of your wife's lawsuit is not my...Copy !req
841. I don't give a fuck
about the lawsuit, Dennis.Copy !req
842. - All I'm asking you...
- Then we have nothing here to talk about.Copy !req
843. Is her mother alive? Where does she live?Copy !req
844. - Please understand...
- Fuck it. I'll find her myself.Copy !req
845. Andy.Copy !req
846. - Scotch.
- What?Copy !req
847. Bring her a bottle of scotch.Copy !req
848. - My name is Andy Safian.
- So what?Copy !req
849. Did your daughter ever tell you
she had a husband?Copy !req
850. Did your wife ever tell you
she had a mother?Copy !req
851. Yeah.Copy !req
852. You're a liar.Copy !req
853. She said you were dead.Copy !req
854. What do you want from me?Copy !req
855. - It's nothing. I just thought...
- Nobody wants nothing.Copy !req
856. I thought maybe we could
have a drink and talk.Copy !req
857. She sure loved her daddy.Copy !req
858. Second best confidence man
south of Boston.Copy !req
859. He taught her everything.
She was daddy's girl.Copy !req
860. I wanted to ask you some questions.Copy !req
861. She tried to do the smart thing,
I give her that.Copy !req
862. The smart thing. What was that?Copy !req
863. Marry a bank account. What do you think?Copy !req
864. Tracy was married before?Copy !req
865. I said she tried.Copy !req
866. You got to pay attention.Copy !req
867. One of Bill's old partners,
a guy from Newport.Copy !req
868. Millionaire with a heart problem.Copy !req
869. He wouldn't marry her though.
Not even after she got pregnant.Copy !req
870. Mrs. Kennsinger, I...Copy !req
871. This is single malt scotch.Copy !req
872. That was so classy, mister.Copy !req
873. I haven't had single malt since '69.Copy !req
874. I drink crap. Blended whiskey is crap,
I don't give what color the label is.Copy !req
875. I need to find Tracy.Copy !req
876. Tell me the part again where she was
working with children's ward.Copy !req
877. Like I told you, she likes kids. So she...Copy !req
878. What?Copy !req
879. What?Copy !req
880. Did I say something funny?Copy !req
881. That girls sure found herself a live one.
Like shooting tuna fish in a barrel.Copy !req
882. Big one, too.Copy !req
883. You're drunk.Copy !req
884. And you're stupid.Copy !req
885. I can say that to you because
you're my son-in-law.Copy !req
886. Want to see something?Copy !req
887. I want you to tell me where Tracy is.Copy !req
888. I'm older, I'm smarter.
You can learn something from me.Copy !req
889. I know she's been here.Copy !req
890. Andy. Is it Andy?Copy !req
891. - Yeah.
- Andy.Copy !req
892. It's a simple trick.Copy !req
893. The statue...Copy !req
894. - What?
- This, the Degas.Copy !req
895. Yeah. What about it?Copy !req
896. It was in my house. It was Tracy's.
So I know she's been here.Copy !req
897. Andy, believe me.Copy !req
898. You need to see this trick.Copy !req
899. - Do you get that I'm serious?
- Pick a card.Copy !req
900. I got it. Pick a card.Copy !req
901. Look at it.Copy !req
902. Put it back in the deck.Copy !req
903. Shuffle the deck.Copy !req
904. - Mrs. Kennsinger, I don't want...
- You can call me "Mom."Copy !req
905. I don't think so.Copy !req
906. Shuffle the cards. And shuffle them good.Copy !req
907. Bill and me, we used to give Tracy
a little bit of the money each weekCopy !req
908. so she could buy candy. Shuffle the cards!Copy !req
909. She wouldn't spend it though, not a penny.
Each week she put it under the mattress.Copy !req
910. I swear I think that kid had maybe
200 bucks under the mattress.Copy !req
911. I'll tell you something else about Tracy.Copy !req
912. I don't think it bothered her a bitCopy !req
913. when her father cleaned out
the bank accounts and disappeared.Copy !req
914. I think it bothered her when he took
the 200 dollars from under the mattress.Copy !req
915. Jesus. What the hell kind of a family is this?Copy !req
916. - Want to bet me a double-C?
- What?Copy !req
917. 200 bucks. You wanna give me 200 bucks
if I know what your card is?Copy !req
918. I'll give you 200 bucks if I don't.Copy !req
919. No.Copy !req
920. Because once money is involved,
you take me seriously, right?Copy !req
921. Look, you said there was
a point here and I...Copy !req
922. Why do you give a Frenchman's fuck
who she was sleeping with?Copy !req
923. Get into the game.
Go for the 20 million yourself.Copy !req
924. Are you saying that Tracy set this up?Copy !req
925. What the hell have I been telling you?
Am I talking to my shadow?Copy !req
926. You think you're Sherlock Holmes
with this statue?Copy !req
927. You can buy them in any departmental store
for $89.95.Copy !req
928. Looks just like the real thing.Copy !req
929. The whole thing was a setup? You're crazy.Copy !req
930. Yeah?Copy !req
931. Then how come I have the jack of clubs
in my fucking pocket?Copy !req
932. Look, kid, I don't know what the game is.Copy !req
933. But you got stung,
so did your friend, the surgeon.Copy !req
934. Maybe, it's best to just take a medicine
like a good little boy and go home.Copy !req
935. Do me a favor. Leave me this scotch.Copy !req
936. Whatever happened to the baby?Copy !req
937. - What baby?
- The Newport millionaire, the baby.Copy !req
938. She pocketed the money
he gave her for an abortion.Copy !req
939. Went downtown to a clinic.
She ended up working for the doctor.Copy !req
940. There's a happy ending, though.Copy !req
941. She disappeared with 80,000
of the clinic's money.Copy !req
942. - How much of that do you think I saw?
- What was the name of the doctor?Copy !req
943. How much you think I'm going to see
from this 20 million?Copy !req
944. Was the name of the doctor
David Lillianfield?Copy !req
945. How much do you think she's gonna give
her dead mother?Copy !req
946. - Was it?
- Was what what?Copy !req
947. You think you can drink like this
and remember a name?Copy !req
948. Was the name of the doctor
David Lillianfield?Copy !req
949. Welcome to the game.Copy !req
950. Hello.Copy !req
951. Excuse me.Copy !req
952. Can I talk to your manager?Copy !req
953. Mr. Hearn leaves at 5:00.
You're gonna have to come back tomorrow.Copy !req
954. I'm Dr. Lillianfield.Copy !req
955. Mr. Hearn wanted me to come by to fill out
a change of address card for your billing.Copy !req
956. - Was that Lillianfield?
- Yeah. David.Copy !req
957. All right. Why don't you just write it
on the back of the old cardCopy !req
958. and we'll take care of the rest tomorrow.Copy !req
959. Okay. Thanks.Copy !req
960. Where is the key?Copy !req
961. I'm soaked.Copy !req
962. God! I'm freezing.Copy !req
963. It's cold in here.Copy !req
964. We must do something about the latch.Copy !req
965. We got to get this latch fixed.Copy !req
966. This damn door is driving me crazy.Copy !req
967. I'm chilled to the bone.Copy !req
968. Warm me up, I'm freezing.Copy !req
969. Take me upstairs and fuck me.Copy !req
970. I should be heading back to town.Copy !req
971. We just got here.Copy !req
972. I know, but it's broad daylight.Copy !req
973. Relax. It's a done deal.Copy !req
974. I'm cutting the check on Monday.Copy !req
975. What's wrong with you?Copy !req
976. - I got a letter today.
- From who?Copy !req
977. Whom, from whom. From Dr. Kessler.Copy !req
978. What did he say?Copy !req
979. He didn't say, Tracy.
It was a letter. He wrote.Copy !req
980. Jed, take a drink, take a pill, do whatever
it is you have to, but lighten the fuck up.Copy !req
981. What did he write?Copy !req
982. That he was sorry. That he was very sorry.Copy !req
983. That was thoughtful of him.Copy !req
984. - What?
- That was.Copy !req
985. The man put us over the top.
I was in the room.Copy !req
986. The bartender was just icing,
but Kessler was the one who closed it.Copy !req
987. Come on,
what more do you want from the man?Copy !req
988. I want him to know it.Copy !req
989. I want him to know
that I was holding the strings.Copy !req
990. He's sorry? Let him say
he was sorry about Mass General.Copy !req
991. When he says he was wrong, when
he says that I should have gotten the job,Copy !req
992. then you talk about bygones being bygones.Copy !req
993. In the meantime,
I think I'll send him a postcard.Copy !req
994. There, that's the spirit.Copy !req
995. A picture of me sitting under a palm tree
with $10 million in one handCopy !req
996. and a copy of his God complex memo
in the other.Copy !req
997. - With an inscription.
- What would it say?Copy !req
998. It wouldn't say anything. It would read.Copy !req
999. Attagirl, Trace.Copy !req
1000. What would it read?Copy !req
1001. "Never underestimate
a genius with a chip on his shoulder."Copy !req
1002. Shit! What the fuck was that?Copy !req
1003. Oh, my God!Copy !req
1004. Where did that come from?Copy !req
1005. Andy.Copy !req
1006. What?Copy !req
1007. Andy's been here.Copy !req
1008. What are you talking about?Copy !req
1009. He knows.Copy !req
1010. Then why aren't the police
knocking on the door?Copy !req
1011. Because he's playing with us.Copy !req
1012. - Andy?
- Yes.Copy !req
1013. I don't believe it.Copy !req
1014. Believe it.Copy !req
1015. How could he possibly...Copy !req
1016. Well, let's think about that for a moment,
shall we?Copy !req
1017. What could we have done wrong?Copy !req
1018. Let's retrace the planCopy !req
1019. and see if we can put our finger
on a detail we may have overlooked.Copy !req
1020. One of us may have improvised.Copy !req
1021. One of us may have decided that
to get pregnant would double the money.Copy !req
1022. It did double the money.Copy !req
1023. Now I don't want to hear about it anymore.
It is history.Copy !req
1024. No, no, no kidding.Copy !req
1025. It's the present.Copy !req
1026. It's the here and the now
and the needle in the haystack.Copy !req
1027. Let me ask you something.Copy !req
1028. Once he found out he was sterile,Copy !req
1029. how long do you think it took him
to figure out there was no Dr. Lillianfield?Copy !req
1030. Do you understand what I'm saying?Copy !req
1031. There wasn't supposed to be a baby.Copy !req
1032. I'll take care of Andy.Copy !req
1033. Don't get up.Copy !req
1034. What happened to your face?Copy !req
1035. I tripped.Copy !req
1036. I heard they caught the guy, the rapist.Copy !req
1037. Yeah.Copy !req
1038. Well, that must be a load off your mind.Copy !req
1039. Yeah, it's great
to finally have things back to normal.Copy !req
1040. Andy, they can be back to normal.Copy !req
1041. What's that?Copy !req
1042. Things.Copy !req
1043. Our life.Copy !req
1044. Remember me?Copy !req
1045. - Tracy.
- What?Copy !req
1046. I think you dropped your shoe.Copy !req
1047. What can I get you?Copy !req
1048. We'll have two glasses of house wine.Copy !req
1049. - Is chardonnay all right?
- It'll be fine.Copy !req
1050. - Anything else?
- Some privacy.Copy !req
1051. Sweetie, I'm going to talk for a minute,Copy !req
1052. so it would be better
if you don't interrupt me, okay?Copy !req
1053. I found a hypodermic needle in my bed.Copy !req
1054. I don't know who put it there,
it doesn't matter.Copy !req
1055. What matters
is that I didn't think it was funny.Copy !req
1056. And as you well know,
I've a healthy sense of humor.Copy !req
1057. So what I'm saying is this.Copy !req
1058. Whoever played that joke is playing
in a league they're just not ready for.Copy !req
1059. Now, I came here
hoping we could reach an understanding.Copy !req
1060. I'm afraid I'm gonna have to
hold a grudge on this one, Trace.Copy !req
1061. Go to cops. They'll call you crazy.Copy !req
1062. As would Westerly or any another school
at which you try and get a teaching job.Copy !req
1063. Happy hunting, Andy.Copy !req
1064. - Sit the fuck down!
- What?Copy !req
1065. I said sit the fuck down.Copy !req
1066. I'm running the show now.Copy !req
1067. You're running it
with an empty hypodermic needle?Copy !req
1068. I'm running it
with trace amounts of Pergonal.Copy !req
1069. Here you go.Copy !req
1070. Ma'am, would you happen to know
anything about a drug called Pergonal?Copy !req
1071. I'm sorry.Copy !req
1072. Never mind. That's all right.Copy !req
1073. It's a fertility drug, Andy.
I was trying to get pregnant.Copy !req
1074. A fertility drug.
That's exactly what the lab guys told me.Copy !req
1075. But it turns out that Pergonal,Copy !req
1076. when it's injected in, like, massive
quantities will actually create ovarian cysts.Copy !req
1077. They gathered brilliant young surgeons
around, Trace,Copy !req
1078. 'cause you gave us all quite a scare.Copy !req
1079. The hormone dissolved in the ovaries, you
wouldn't have a clue how much I was taking.Copy !req
1080. That's right.Copy !req
1081. It's not like I had a witness.Copy !req
1082. I mean, if I had a witness
who saw Jed giving you the injections,Copy !req
1083. then you and doctor manCopy !req
1084. would be spending
the rest of your sexually-active yearsCopy !req
1085. in a place where if you're very, very good,
they'll let you work in the laundry.Copy !req
1086. You're bluffing.Copy !req
1087. Tracy.Copy !req
1088. Right now,
more than anything else in the world,Copy !req
1089. don't you wish I had finally gotten around
to putting up the curtains in the bedroom?Copy !req
1090. Shit!Copy !req
1091. Are you all right?Copy !req
1092. - You should run that under some water.
- No, I'm fine.Copy !req
1093. - Are you sure? Let me just...
- I said I'm fine!Copy !req
1094. Jesus!Copy !req
1095. You spilled your wine, Trace.Copy !req
1096. By the by,Copy !req
1097. you should know in case some bizarre,
active God should happen to take my life,Copy !req
1098. my will's been amendedCopy !req
1099. to direct the police to the 10-year-old son
of our next-door neighbor.Copy !req
1100. What do you want?Copy !req
1101. What does anybody want?
I want the Red Sox to win the World Series.Copy !req
1102. You haven't taken the kid to the police.
What do you want?Copy !req
1103. I had a chat with your mom.Copy !req
1104. Not bad looking
for somebody who's been dead for 12 years.Copy !req
1105. What do you want, Andy?Copy !req
1106. I want to change my life, Tracy.Copy !req
1107. I don't think
Emma was stating the case either,Copy !req
1108. and she knows some pretty cool card tricks.Copy !req
1109. Cut the shit! What do you want?Copy !req
1110. I want half.Copy !req
1111. What the fuck do you think I want?Copy !req
1112. Give him the money.Copy !req
1113. What?Copy !req
1114. Give the man the money,
and let's get out of here.Copy !req
1115. Jesus, Jed. Don't fade on me.
I need you to focus on this thing.Copy !req
1116. I'm telling you precisely what to do.Copy !req
1117. Give the guy the 10 bucks
and we leave the country.Copy !req
1118. I'm supposed to split the money three ways?
I'm supposed to just accept this?Copy !req
1119. Welcome to the land
where you don't have a choice.Copy !req
1120. Don't fucking turn on me.
I earned this money.Copy !req
1121. This money is mine.
He's not getting a nickel.Copy !req
1122. They write the check to me.Copy !req
1123. Not in prison, they don't.Copy !req
1124. Without the kid, he doesn't have anything.Copy !req
1125. Without the kid, Andy is just a guy
who cracked under the strain.Copy !req
1126. What?Copy !req
1127. Absolutely.Copy !req
1128. Do you know what you're saying?Copy !req
1129. What's the big leap, Jed?Copy !req
1130. You cut me open, stuck your hands in,
twisted my ovaries, so they look all dead.Copy !req
1131. Excuse me, necrotic.Copy !req
1132. Now you develop some enlightened sense
of what's right and wrong?Copy !req
1133. - He's a child.
- No!Copy !req
1134. He is a little fucking troll who deserves to be
put out of his misery for fucking up my life!Copy !req
1135. Now, if you don't have the balls to...Copy !req
1136. Don't talk about this again.Copy !req
1137. Anything happens to the kid,
and I'm the State's star witness.Copy !req
1138. Give the man the money.Copy !req
1139. I'm sorry I hit you.Copy !req
1140. Put it down.Copy !req
1141. How much blood did you let me lose
before you saved me?Copy !req
1142. You waited an extra minute or two,
didn't you?Copy !req
1143. You thought about going the other way
after you saw I was pregnant.Copy !req
1144. You thought for a second
about letting me die, didn't you?Copy !req
1145. - I'm a doctor.
- You were a doctor.Copy !req
1146. Don't overestimate yourself, Tracy.Copy !req
1147. Give me the gun.Copy !req
1148. Come on.Copy !req
1149. - Hello?
- It's me.Copy !req
1150. I have the money.Copy !req
1151. - Where are you?
- I'm at Market Square.Copy !req
1152. Meet me in the northwest corner
in 15 minutes.Copy !req
1153. Like shooting tuna in a barrel.Copy !req
1154. I won't mind shooting you.Copy !req
1155. What took you so long?Copy !req
1156. We were waiting for Jed.Copy !req
1157. Somehow, I don't think he's going to show.Copy !req
1158. Don't move. You need a doctor.Copy !req
1159. You hear that, Trace?Copy !req
1160. We need a doctor.Copy !req
1161. You okay?Copy !req
1162. I will be.Copy !req
1163. You're supposed to put ice on that.Copy !req
1164. I don't want any ice.Copy !req
1165. You need ice.Copy !req
1166. Fine.Copy !req
1167. I'll have mine in a glass with some scotch.Copy !req
1168. Fine.Copy !req
1169. Single malt. Nothing blended.Copy !req
1170. Blended whiskey is crap.Copy !req
1171. Somebody told me that once.Copy !req