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Season 2, Episode 9 — My Lucky Day

#1
Oh, thank God! We were looking all over for you.

#2
Oh, thank God! We were looking all over for you.

#3
Rowdy, bad. I don't know why he always goes to your door.

#4
Rowdy, bad. I don't know why he always goes to your door.

#5
- Do you have a stuffed cat? - Nothing?

#6
- Do you have a stuffed cat? - Nothing?

#7
Nah. That's 14 times we've done it to him, and not one laugh.

#8
Nah. That's 14 times we've done it to him, and not one laugh.

#9
Mark it up.

#10
Let's get going to Elliot's.

#11
Let's get going to Elliot's.

#12
Elliot's dad cut her off financially.

#13
Elliot's dad cut her off financially.

#14
Luckily, she's got friends to rally around her.

#15
- You got any food? - How're you holding up, hon?

#16
- You got any food? - How're you holding up, hon?

#17
OK.

#18
Yo! Talk about a deluxe apartment in the sky.

#19
Yo! Talk about a deluxe apartment in the sky.

#20
Elliot, it would really suck to lose this place.

#21
Elliot, it would really suck to lose this place.

#22
Then again, Elliot, this place is...

#23
Is that a jacuzzi on your deck?

#24
Is that a jacuzzi on your deck?

#25
Lately, I just feel like I'm drowning, you know?

#26
Lately, I just feel like I'm drowning, you know?

#27
This pear is delicious.

#28
This pear is delicious.

#29
Need help packing?

#30
As bad as things were for Elliot...

#31
As bad as things were for Elliot...

#32
Oh, God, that's good.

#33
...they were going pretty well for me.

#34
...they were going pretty well for me.

#35
I guarantee you that's a simple case of cellulitis right there.

#36
I guarantee you that's a simple case of cellulitis right there.

#37
Actually, Dr Cox, I was watching TV last night,

#38
Actually, Dr Cox, I was watching TV last night,

#39
and they had this special on flesh-eating bacteria.

#40
and they had this special on flesh-eating bacteria.

#41
Necrotizing fasciitis. Yes?

#42
They called it flesh-eating bacteria

#43
They called it flesh-eating bacteria

#44
to sound more flashy, hook in all the idiots.

#45
to sound more flashy, hook in all the idiots.

#46
- Apparently it worked. - Anyhoo, point being,

#47
they said it was easy to confuse cellulitis with Chompers.

#48
they said it was easy to confuse cellulitis with Chompers.

#49
Chompers was the animated, flesh-eating bacteria that narrated the special.

#50
Chompers was the animated, flesh-eating bacteria that narrated the special.

#51
Look, Britney, recently I made the potentially fatal mistake

#52
Look, Britney, recently I made the potentially fatal mistake

#53
of getting back together with my ex-wife who, angel that she is,

#54
of getting back together with my ex-wife who, angel that she is,

#55
is carrying the spawn of another man's seed.

#56
is carrying the spawn of another man's seed.

#57
So forgive me if I sound irritable when I tell you

#58
I don't care what piece of irrelevant drivel

#59
I don't care what piece of irrelevant drivel

#60
you picked off TV while you were snuggled up in your Holly Hobby PJs.

#61
you picked off TV while you were snuggled up in your Holly Hobby PJs.

#62
(THINKS) Come on, trust yourself.

#63
(THINKS) Come on, trust yourself.

#64
I think you're wrong.

#65
Really?

#66
Really?

#67
- Well, I think you're... - Brilliant!

#68
- Well, I think you're... - Brilliant!

#69
Necrotizing fasciitis. That's a one-in-a-million diagnosis, son.

#70
Necrotizing fasciitis. That's a one-in-a-million diagnosis, son.

#71
- One-in-a-million. - It's nothing, sir.

#72
Anyone could have made that call.

#73
Anyone could have made that call.

#74
And yet... they didn't.

#75
The student becomes the teacher, eh, Perry?

#76
The student becomes the teacher, eh, Perry?

#77
- Warms my heart. - Thank you, sir.

#78
- Warms my heart. - Thank you, sir.

#79
I don't care about you, son! I'm trying to do something here.

#80
I don't care about you, son! I'm trying to do something here.

#81
Rats! He broke my rhythm.

#82
Rats! He broke my rhythm.

#83
This is just about the greatest moment of your life, huh, Newbie?

#84
This is just about the greatest moment of your life, huh, Newbie?

#85
Holy crap, it's David Copperfield.

#86
Well, definitely top two.

#87
What's that I see in your ear?

#88
What's that I see in your ear?

#89
Cool. A coin.

#90
Cool. A coin.

#91
- Do you want it? - Here, you take it.

#92
- Do you want it? - Here, you take it.

#93
Oh, magic!

#94
Oh, magic!

#95
- No, top three, top three. - Oh, God.

#96
- No, top three, top three. - Oh, God.

#97
# I can't do this all on my own

#98
# No, I know

#99
# No, I know

#100
# I'm no Superman #

#101
# I'm no Superman. #

#102
By showing up Dr Cox,

#103
By showing up Dr Cox,

#104
I told the world I was no longer a child.

#105
I was the man.

#106
- Great diagnosis. - You!

#107
- Great diagnosis. - You!

#108
There's Mr Flesh-Eating Bacteria, huh?

#109
Grr!

#110
Doctor, could you sign these, please?

#111
Doctor, could you sign these, please?

#112
Sure.

#113
"To my two biggest fans..."

#114
"To my two biggest fans..."

#115
Yeah, they're called "breasts."

#116
Yeah, they're called "breasts."

#117
I know. I'm a doctor.

#118
Eunice, you never would have made that catch

#119
Eunice, you never would have made that catch

#120
if you weren't such a nerd,

#121
sitting home alone on a Saturday night,

#122
sitting home alone on a Saturday night,

#123
watching some medical special on TV.

#124
Firstly, in your face, because it was Friday night.

#125
Secondly, I would have made the catch regardless.

#126
Secondly, I would have made the catch regardless.

#127
If you use your head and do some homework,

#128
If you use your head and do some homework,

#129
medicine is just basically science.

#130
Please explain medicine to me,

#131
because without you I don't know what to do.

#132
because without you I don't know what to do.

#133
Admitting it is the first step. Am I right, Ace?

#134
Admitting it is the first step. Am I right, Ace?

#135
You are correct, sir! (WHISTLES)

#136
That's enough on that one. We've clearly exhausted it.

#137
That's enough on that one. We've clearly exhausted it.

#138
- Hey, stud. - Hello.

#139
- Hey, stud. - Hello.

#140
I hear wonder boy spanked your ass harder than I usually do.

#141
I hear wonder boy spanked your ass harder than I usually do.

#142
Such a lucky foetus! Not another damn word.

#143
Such a lucky foetus! Not another damn word.

#144
Yeah, I'll say whatever I want.

#145
Hell, yeah.

#146
Hell, yeah.

#147
Yes, hello? Could we please get my hormonal,

#148
Yes, hello? Could we please get my hormonal,

#149
extremely annoying ex-wife's amnio underway?

#150
I can't wait to write that down in the baby journal.

#151
I can't wait to write that down in the baby journal.

#152
- Could you be a bigger ass? - Could you have a bigger ass?

#153
- Could you be a bigger ass? - Could you have a bigger ass?

#154
(CLATTER) Ow!

#155
(CLATTER) Ow!

#156
Why does he keep going back to her?

#157
Why do people keep marrying Larry King?

#158
Why do people keep marrying Larry King?

#159
- He looks like a frog. - Dr Cox and I go way back.

#160
I just hate to see him setting himself up to get hurt.

#161
I just hate to see him setting himself up to get hurt.

#162
- I'm gonna talk to him. - Here we go.

#163
- I'm gonna talk to him. - Here we go.

#164
What? Where we go?

#165
Sometimes you have a habit of telling other people

#166
how to live their lives and maybe, possibly,

#167
how to live their lives and maybe, possibly,

#168
sometimes people don't appreciate it, that's...

#169
sometimes people don't appreciate it, that's...

#170
- A little. - Please!

#171
When do I ever get involved in people's personal business?

#172
When do I ever get involved in people's personal business?

#173
Elliot, listen to me. You have to sit down and make a budget.

#174
Elliot, listen to me. You have to sit down and make a budget.

#175
I called my mom today to see if she could convince my dad

#176
I called my mom today to see if she could convince my dad

#177
to send some cash, right? She says I should think of this

#178
to send some cash, right? She says I should think of this

#179
as an opportunity, then she hung up on me.

#180
- Just like that? - I may have told her

#181
- Just like that? - I may have told her

#182
she spends more money dyeing her roots than I do on groceries.

#183
she spends more money dyeing her roots than I do on groceries.

#184
This thing is just as much her fault as it is my father's.

#185
Neither one of them prepared me for this.

#186
Neither one of them prepared me for this.

#187
Elliot, my dad's an office supplies salesman, a bad one.

#188
Elliot, my dad's an office supplies salesman, a bad one.

#189
So things were a little different for me growing up.

#190
So things were a little different for me growing up.

#191
(BELL RINGS) See, this is a bicycle bell.

#192
(BELL RINGS) See, this is a bicycle bell.

#193
Now, you hold onto this,

#194
because I'm gonna give you a different part every year.

#195
because I'm gonna give you a different part every year.

#196
Maybe after the party we can take it out for a spin.

#197
Maybe after the party we can take it out for a spin.

#198
- Great. - OK?

#199
- Great. - OK?

#200
Still waiting on that kickstand.

#201
It's just hard for me because I've always had everything.

#202
It's just hard for me because I've always had everything.

#203
I got used to it. You guys never had to deal with that.

#204
I got used to it. You guys never had to deal with that.

#205
Yeah, we're lucky.

#206
I think patients are like snowflakes. No two are alike.

#207
We've got two new admissions, both male, both mid-40s,

#208
We've got two new admissions, both male, both mid-40s,

#209
both with thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.

#210
both with thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.

#211
I bet that snowflake thing is bogus, too.

#212
I bet that snowflake thing is bogus, too.

#213
I say we let Super Doc here take 'em.

#214
Are you too busy eating sour grapes?

#215
Are you too busy eating sour grapes?

#216
Oh, look who peeked in his shorts and found a pair.

#217
Oh, look who peeked in his shorts and found a pair.

#218
Do you feel like you finally took on the old man

#219
in a game of one-on-one and kicked his ass?

#220
in a game of one-on-one and kicked his ass?

#221
Here's the newsflash there, Skeech, it was a fluke.

#222
Here's the newsflash there, Skeech, it was a fluke.

#223
- I'll do it again. - All right, fair enough.

#224
- I'll do it again. - All right, fair enough.

#225
Here's your chance. Two identical patients.

#226
I say we divide 'em up, just like in The Parent Trap.

#227
I say we divide 'em up, just like in The Parent Trap.

#228
One goes with the sexy, freewheeling bachelor dad, hello.

#229
One goes with the sexy, freewheeling bachelor dad, hello.

#230
The other goes with the neurotic, sexually-repressed mom, just you all over.

#231
The other goes with the neurotic, sexually-repressed mom, just you all over.

#232
And I checked tonight's TV listings.

#233
There is no special on that disease,

#234
There is no special on that disease,

#235
so you're gonna wanna stop at the Blockbuster.

#236
so you're gonna wanna stop at the Blockbuster.

#237
Please, I know all there is to know about thrombotic...

#238
Please, I know all there is to know about thrombotic...

#239
thrombo cyto... top... toppy....

#240
thrombo cyto... top... toppy....

#241
Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.

#242
Yeah, baby, just walk right by him.

#243
Yeah, baby, just walk right by him.

#244
OK? Just walk right by him.

#245
I'm proud of you. I'm so proud of you.

#246
I'm proud of you. I'm so proud of you.

#247
- Dr Cox, hi. - Dammit, I said walk right by him!

#248
- Dr Cox, hi. - Dammit, I said walk right by him!

#249
Hey, hey.

#250
Listen, we just think that getting back with Jordan

#251
Listen, we just think that getting back with Jordan

#252
Listen, we just think that getting back with Jordan

#253
might be a mistake.

#254
You guys just don't seem to...

#255
You guys just don't seem to...

#256
- What am I trying to say, baby? - I don't know.

#257
- What am I trying to say, baby? - I don't know.

#258
You just don't connect the way a couple should.

#259
You just don't connect the way a couple should.

#260
Do you know what I mean?

#261
That pretty much the way you feel about it there, Gandhi?

#262
That pretty much the way you feel about it there, Gandhi?

#263
I don't know.

#264
I don't know.

#265
Interesting.

#266
Mr Bragin, it is so great to see you back in the hospital.

#267
Woohoo! I got a tube in my penis.

#268
Woohoo! I got a tube in my penis.

#269
You're just a little dehydrated from the chemo.

#270
You're just a little dehydrated from the chemo.

#271
Plus, there are no signs of your pancreatic cancer.

#272
You should be ecstatic. Nine months ago

#273
You should be ecstatic. Nine months ago

#274
I told you you had eight months to live. Remember?

#275
I told you you had eight months to live. Remember?

#276
- I vaguely recall that. - Yeah, of course you do.

#277
- I vaguely recall that. - Yeah, of course you do.

#278
That is totally my fault. Who knew we could cure cancer?

#279
That is totally my fault. Who knew we could cure cancer?

#280
I prepared myself, you know?

#281
I was really ready.

#282
I was really ready.

#283
Yeah.

#284
Dr Reid, have you ever faced your own mortality?

#285
Dr Reid, have you ever faced your own mortality?

#286
Before senior prom I tried to wax my own eyebrows

#287
Before senior prom I tried to wax my own eyebrows

#288
and took them both clean off.

#289
Yeah.

#290
Yeah.

#291
And by that, I mean "no." Never.

#292
And by that, I mean "no." Never.

#293
Must have been a tough time for you.

#294
Sure.

#295
Sure.

#296
Thanks for starting the Solumedrol on my TTP patient.

#297
I'm sorry I'm being such a pain about this guy.

#298
I'm sorry I'm being such a pain about this guy.

#299
Dr Cox and I have this little competition going.

#300
Dr Cox and I have this little competition going.

#301
I know that probably seems insensitive to you...

#302
Sweetheart, you don't have to explain yourself to me.

#303
Sweetheart, you don't have to explain yourself to me.

#304
But get your story straight when you come face-to-face with Jesus.

#305
But get your story straight when you come face-to-face with Jesus.

#306
The chart for Dr Cox's TTP patient.

#307
The chart for Dr Cox's TTP patient.

#308
I could look and see, but I'm not that insecure about my...

#309
I could look and see, but I'm not that insecure about my...

#310
Ooops.

#311
Ooops.

#312
I will get it.

#313
Yes! He's doing the exact same thing.

#314
Yes! He's doing the exact same thing.

#315
When you work in a hospital, and things are going well,

#316
you should enjoy it while you can, because around every corner

#317
you should enjoy it while you can, because around every corner

#318
there's something waiting to take it all away.

#319
there's something waiting to take it all away.

#320
Dr Reid, I need to talk to you about your patient, Mr Bragin.

#321
Dr Reid, I need to talk to you about your patient, Mr Bragin.

#322
Isn't it great? He's cancer-free.

#323
Isn't it great? He's cancer-free.

#324
Yay! He's suing you for malpractice.

#325
It's OK. Relax. I told him how I felt,

#326
he listened, and nobody got hurt. It's fine.

#327
he listened, and nobody got hurt. It's fine.

#328
Which one of you two's been messing with my business?

#329
Which one of you two's been messing with my business?

#330
Of course, every once in a while you manage to get away scot-free.

#331
Hey, Dr Cox.

#332
You'll be happy to know that I did everything for my patient

#333
You'll be happy to know that I did everything for my patient

#334
that you did for yours.

#335
My God, I care so little I almost passed out.

#336
My God, I care so little I almost passed out.

#337
Hey, Ace, your TTP patient coded. I pronounced him.

#338
Hey, Ace, your TTP patient coded. I pronounced him.

#339
- He died? - I certainly hope so.

#340
Otherwise that autopsy's going to be a bitch.

#341
Otherwise that autopsy's going to be a bitch.

#342
- Boy, that's tough. - What?

#343
- Boy, that's tough. - What?

#344
I'd talk you through this, but I gotta go check on my patient.

#345
You see... He's still alive.

#346
You see... He's still alive.

#347
Oh, no.

#348
How the hell did my patient die?

#349
You started corticosteroids I started corticosteroids,

#350
You started corticosteroids I started corticosteroids,

#351
You did plasmapheresis. I did plasmapheresis.

#352
You yelled at Mark the orderly. I yelled at Mark the orderly.

#353
You yelled at Mark the orderly. I yelled at Mark the orderly.

#354
- Hey, Mark. - "Hey, Mark." - See, he's pissed.

#355
- Because his name is Frank. Now, as far as your patient's concerned,

#356
- Because his name is Frank. Now, as far as your patient's concerned,

#357
Newbie, I'm afraid you forgot one very important thing.

#358
Newbie, I'm afraid you forgot one very important thing.

#359
(NARRATES) For whatever reason I was fed up.

#360
(NARRATES) For whatever reason I was fed up.

#361
- I've been working my ass off here for the last year and a half,

#362
- I've been working my ass off here for the last year and a half,

#363
and the last thing I need

#364
is another one of your condescending speeches

#365
is another one of your condescending speeches

#366
where you spoon-feed me some lesson and call me a girl's name.

#367
where you spoon-feed me some lesson and call me a girl's name.

#368
Have it your way there, Carol, cos I'm out.

#369
- Good luck, everyone. - Go ahead. Walk away.

#370
- Good luck, everyone. - Go ahead. Walk away.

#371
Because I'm not gonna obsess about this.

#372
Can you put a rush on this autopsy? I gotta figure this out.

#373
Can you put a rush on this autopsy? I gotta figure this out.

#374
You got some crumbs in his hair.

#375
You got some crumbs in his hair.

#376
A lawsuit? So you're suing me because you're not dying?

#377
A lawsuit? So you're suing me because you're not dying?

#378
I didn't want to face my mortality. You forced me to.

#379
Now I can't earn any money because my job seems trivial.

#380
Now I can't earn any money because my job seems trivial.

#381
I can't be in a relationship, cos what's the point?

#382
I can't be in a relationship, cos what's the point?

#383
Here's the topper. Remember my judgmental father

#384
Here's the topper. Remember my judgmental father

#385
I hadn't spoken to in 15 years?

#386
Good news, doc, we've patched things up.

#387
Good news, doc, we've patched things up.

#388
Guess who's coming over Saturday to watch the game

#389
and tell me what a jerk I am?

#390
and tell me what a jerk I am?

#391
You asked how much time you had left!

#392
- You said I'd be dead by now. - You're not! So, sue me!

#393
- You said I'd be dead by now. - You're not! So, sue me!

#394
- I am. - It was a figure of speech.

#395
- I am. - It was a figure of speech.

#396
And your dad was right about you.

#397
- You tell him yourself. - Hey, Assface.

#398
- You tell him yourself. - Hey, Assface.

#399
Hiya, Pops.

#400
Hiya, Pops.

#401
Excuse me, ma'am. Jordan!

#402
Excuse me, ma'am. Jordan!

#403
Carla has something she'd like to tell you. Carla.

#404
Carla has something she'd like to tell you. Carla.

#405
I didn't mean to upset you,

#406
even though everything I said was true and you know it.

#407
even though everything I said was true and you know it.

#408
Baby, that is a God-awful apology, just God-awful.

#409
Baby, that is a God-awful apology, just God-awful.

#410
It's cos she's not really sorry. Honey, I know your type.

#411
It's cos she's not really sorry. Honey, I know your type.

#412
It's easy to see other people's problems

#413
from up there on your pedestal.

#414
from up there on your pedestal.

#415
But you better be careful, cos if you fall off

#416
and have to walk around down here with the rest of us,

#417
and have to walk around down here with the rest of us,

#418
you might catch a glimpse of yourself in a mirror,

#419
you might catch a glimpse of yourself in a mirror,

#420
or the surface of a pond, your boyfriend's gigantic, shiny head,

#421
or the surface of a pond, your boyfriend's gigantic, shiny head,

#422
and trust me, you're not gonna like what you see.

#423
and trust me, you're not gonna like what you see.

#424
- My head's not... - Ow.

#425
- My head's not... - Ow.

#426
A little help here!

#427
A little help here!

#428
I'm sorry, kid. I didn't see anything unusual.

#429
I'm sorry, kid. I didn't see anything unusual.

#430
Couldn't he have bled out or had an MI?

#431
I don't know. I didn't look for any of those basic things

#432
I don't know. I didn't look for any of those basic things

#433
because I'm horrible at my job.

#434
because I'm horrible at my job.

#435
Dr Walch. Murder She Wrote.

#436
You caught me. I'm checking on my patient.

#437
You caught me. I'm checking on my patient.

#438
- How is that guy doing? - Not great.

#439
- How is that guy doing? - Not great.

#440
What in the hell is going on in here?

#441
What in the hell is going on in here?

#442
The amnio triggered premature labour.

#443
She's only 24 weeks. Cut it out right now.

#444
She's only 24 weeks. Cut it out right now.

#445
- Is he yelling at me? - Yes, he is.

#446
I'm gonna give you a shot of Terbutaline.

#447
I'm gonna give you a shot of Terbutaline.

#448
And you know what else? He said I had a fat ass before.

#449
And you know what else? He said I had a fat ass before.

#450
The nice kind.

#451
Look, I don't get a lot of women in here.

#452
Look, I don't get a lot of women in here.

#453
What's your honest opinion of these drapes?

#454
What's your honest opinion of these drapes?

#455
They're fine, Ted. But I'm getting sued.

#456
They're fine, Ted. But I'm getting sued.

#457
You're right. You're right. You're right.

#458
You're right. You're right. You're right.

#459
- Now, by "fine"... - Ted!

#460
- Just time to calm down now. - I'm fine.

#461
- Just time to calm down now. - I'm fine.

#462
Actually, I was talking to myself.

#463
Now, you haven't discussed the lawsuit with Mr Bragin, have you?

#464
Now, you haven't discussed the lawsuit with Mr Bragin, have you?

#465
Now, you haven't discussed the lawsuit with Mr Bragin, have you?

#466
A lawsuit?

#467
It sort of came up, yeah.

#468
It sort of came up, yeah.

#469
Oh, God! Tell me you didn't antagonize him.

#470
Oh, God! Tell me you didn't antagonize him.

#471
- So sue me! - Or admit fault.

#472
- So sue me! - Or admit fault.

#473
That is totally my fault.

#474
Oh, come on! A good lawyer couldn't win this case.

#475
Oh, come on! A good lawyer couldn't win this case.

#476
New drapes. They're awful.

#477
New drapes. They're awful.

#478
Dr Kelso, why does everything keep happening to me?

#479
Dr Kelso, why does everything keep happening to me?

#480
Take a breath, Dr Reid.

#481
In and out. That's it, that's it.

#482
In and out. That's it, that's it.

#483
Now, you went to four years of college

#484
Now, you went to four years of college

#485
and four years of medical school,

#486
and four years of medical school,

#487
so I can safely presume that you are at least eight.

#488
so I can safely presume that you are at least eight.

#489
My God, little girl,

#490
My God, little girl,

#491
grow up and say "how-do" to the world of modern medicine.

#492
grow up and say "how-do" to the world of modern medicine.

#493
My God. I've been sued four times.

#494
My God. I've been sued four times.

#495
- Ten times. - Come on, Ted, let's go.

#496
Let's go!

#497
Let's go!

#498
I think you should go in there and apologize.

#499
I think you should go in there and apologize.

#500
No. I didn't say anything that wasn't true.

#501
I just wanna see if she's OK.

#502
She's fine.

#503
She's fine.

#504
Laverne, would you please have the nurse covering Jordan page me the moment she wakes up?

#505
Laverne, would you please have the nurse covering Jordan page me the moment she wakes up?

#506
- Sure. - Thank you.

#507
Hey, Dr Cox, I'm sorry.

#508
Hey, Dr Cox, I'm sorry.

#509
I was frustrated before, so now I'm here,

#510
why don't you tell me what I forgot?

#511
why don't you tell me what I forgot?

#512
- Can I? Really? - Sure. Hit me.

#513
- Can I? Really? - Sure. Hit me.

#514
- How about go to hell, Shakira? - What?

#515
- How about go to hell, Shakira? - What?

#516
Now you've decided you're ready to listen, how does it work?

#517
Now you've decided you're ready to listen, how does it work?

#518
Gonna pull a string on my back? Step right up and give it a tug.

#519
But I bet it keeps coming up, "Go to hell, Shakira."

#520
But I bet it keeps coming up, "Go to hell, Shakira."

#521
Why do you always have to be like that?

#522
Why do you always have to be like that?

#523
I try harder than anyone and you never give me any credit.

#524
I try harder than anyone and you never give me any credit.

#525
You listen to me.

#526
I'm not doing this because I get my jollies being your mentor,

#527
I'm not doing this because I get my jollies being your mentor,

#528
and I'm not doing it so years from now I can say, "Boy, I knew him when."

#529
and I'm not doing it so years from now I can say, "Boy, I knew him when."

#530
I'm doing it because if I don't, people would die.

#531
I'm doing it because if I don't, people would die.

#532
Thanks for your help.

#533
Thanks for your help.

#534
You know what, Mr Bragin? I figured something out.

#535
You know what, Mr Bragin? I figured something out.

#536
- That damn nurse broke my bed. - That's just it.

#537
- That damn nurse broke my bed. - That's just it.

#538
You blame everyone else for anything that goes wrong. Like this.

#539
You blame everyone else for anything that goes wrong. Like this.

#540
The nurse didn't break your bed. You just press this button.

#541
The nurse didn't break your bed. You just press this button.

#542
All right, it is broken.

#543
If you hate your job, switch careers.

#544
If you hate your job, switch careers.

#545
If you can't get a relationship, you have problems.

#546
And I know I'm right. I'm the same.

#547
And I know I'm right. I'm the same.

#548
I blame my parents for not preparing me,

#549
I blame my parents for not preparing me,

#550
this hospital for taking up all of my time.

#551
I'm even blaming you for jeopardizing my future.

#552
I'm even blaming you for jeopardizing my future.

#553
But you know what? It's time for me to grow up

#554
and start holding myself accountable.

#555
and start holding myself accountable.

#556
- And I'm doing it. - Good for you.

#557
- And I'm doing it. - Good for you.

#558
You're still suing me, aren't you?

#559
You're still suing me, aren't you?

#560
Yeah, but I feel like now you'll be able to handle it.

#561
Yeah, but I feel like now you'll be able to handle it.

#562
You know what? We're just gonna have to get him fixed.

#563
You know what? We're just gonna have to get him fixed.

#564
Good news is, he doesn't need to go to a vet.

#565
Good news is, he doesn't need to go to a vet.

#566
We could just pop these things right off.

#567
We could just pop these things right off.

#568
Yes! Baby, you have got to tell JD, because he is not gonna believe it.

#569
Yes! Baby, you have got to tell JD, because he is not gonna believe it.

#570
Jordan was right about me.

#571
Jordan was right about me.

#572
I'm insecure and I judge people to cover up for it.

#573
Even right now, all I can think about is to tell you you're a surgeon now,

#574
Even right now, all I can think about is to tell you you're a surgeon now,

#575
and if you want to be taken seriously, you have to start acting like an adult.

#576
You had to say all of that?

#577
You had to say all of that?

#578
You don't listen unless people spell it out for you.

#579
You don't listen unless people spell it out for you.

#580
- Oh, my God, I can't stop. - Baby...

#581
Maybe it's something you need to work on.

#582
Maybe it's something you need to work on.

#583
I promise you, I will never ever tell you what to do, ever again.

#584
I promise you, I will never ever tell you what to do, ever again.

#585
Yeah, you will. But with me it's OK, because I love you.

#586
Yeah, you will. But with me it's OK, because I love you.

#587
Besides, I barely listen anyway.

#588
Besides, I barely listen anyway.

#589
C'mon, Rowdy. Let's go, boy. Let's head up the fourth floor.

#590
C'mon, Rowdy. Let's go, boy. Let's head up the fourth floor.

#591
Whoa! Whoa, boy!

#592
Whoa! Whoa, boy!

#593
Slow down!

#594
(NARRATES) As I sat there, searching for answers about my patient,

#595
(NARRATES) As I sat there, searching for answers about my patient,

#596
I realized that I still needed Dr Cox.

#597
I realized that I still needed Dr Cox.

#598
It's hard to face a harsh truth about yourself.

#599
The only thing you can do is try to take positive steps.

#600
The only thing you can do is try to take positive steps.

#601
# Pressure, pushing down on me

#602
# Pressure, pushing down on me

#603
# Pushing down on you

#604
# No man ask for

#605
# No man ask for

#606
# Under pressure

#607
# Under pressure

#608
# That burns a building down

#609
# Splits a family in two Puts people on streets

#610
# Splits a family in two Puts people on streets

#611
# Caring about ourselves

#612
# Caring about ourselves

#613
# This is our last dance

#614
# This is our last dance

#615
# This is ourselves # Under pressure... #

#616
# This is ourselves # Under pressure... #

#617
Unfortunately, it's hard to take positive steps

#618
Unfortunately, it's hard to take positive steps

#619
when you've burned the bridge you need to walk across.

#620
when you've burned the bridge you need to walk across.

#621
It was luck.

#622
- What? - The thing that you forgot.

#623
- What? - The thing that you forgot.

#624
Turns out, whatever you know about medicine,

#625
Turns out, whatever you know about medicine,

#626
ultimately luck or fate or God

#627
ultimately luck or fate or God

#628
or who knows what is always gonna end up

#629
playing a much bigger role than you and I ever will.

#630
playing a much bigger role than you and I ever will.

#631
It was lucky you were watching that show the other night,

#632
It was lucky you were watching that show the other night,

#633
and it was unlucky that your patient went the other way,

#634
and it was unlucky that your patient went the other way,

#635
even though you did everything right,

#636
and for the record, you did.

#637
and for the record, you did.

#638
I was looking over your shoulder every step of the way.

#639
I was looking over your shoulder every step of the way.

#640
- Thanks. - It wasn't a favour, Newbie.

#641
- Thanks. - It wasn't a favour, Newbie.

#642
It was my job.

#643
# Pressure. #

#644
# Pressure. #

#645
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#646
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