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00:00Satsang with Mooji
00:30So, who do you want me to kill?
01:00What did I tell you about smoking?
01:11I need a cold piece.
01:13Harvey's working on it.
01:15You know, hitting a hospital won't be easy.
01:21It's there from nowhere.
01:27You'll get your money's worth, Mr. Gelson.
01:38Hold on.
01:39Yeah.
01:57You'll get your money.
02:09You'll get your money.
02:20You'll get your money.
02:22You'll get your money.
02:34You'll get your money.
02:46You'll get your money.
02:59You'll get your money.
03:01Right on time.
03:12Let's go.
03:14Steve, wait a minute.
03:16Our fishing trip is still on.
03:18Oh, absolutely.
03:19Then why aren't you getting in the truck?
03:21Look, why don't you go on up?
03:23I'll meet you at the cabin for dinner.
03:24Oh, I brought your favorite music tapes.
03:27I made your favorite sandwiches.
03:28I know, and my favorite son.
03:30But I have a patient.
03:32Well, I thought Dr. Baylor was supposed to take your patients.
03:35Well, he is, but...
03:36But then let him.
03:37Dad, you're always telling your patients to take their vacations,
03:40and you haven't had one yourself in five years.
03:42No kidding.
03:43Has it been that long?
03:44And you know it.
03:45Look, Dad, I'm just as involved in my work as you are,
03:49but I didn't stop by the station this morning
03:51and checked to see if the drug dealer I busted last night
03:54was still locked up.
03:55Did the dealer have a tracheotomy tube in his throat?
03:58No.
03:59Well, Mr. Morris has, and I can't leave Steve
04:01unless I see he's properly medicated.
04:04Look, go ahead. I'll be right behind you.
04:06Okay.
04:07But please, don't hang me up.
04:10Would I do that to you?
04:12Oh, come on.
04:15Just do it.
04:16Don't tell me that.
04:17I don't want to hear that.
04:18Just do it.
04:19Do it.
04:20It's open.
04:21Come in.
04:23You know what?
04:24I'm gonna have to call you back.
04:26Yes.
04:32So, you notice anything?
04:36You got a haircut.
04:37Come on.
04:38This is serious.
04:39Okay.
04:40You sprained your ankle.
04:41You're on crutches.
04:42You won't pull on your face in a minute.
04:46See the piece?
04:52Hah.
04:54No!
04:55No!
04:56I'm not.
04:57No.
04:58No.
04:59No.
05:00I'm not.
05:01No.
05:02You're not.
05:07No.
05:08I don't know.
05:09He's three weeks.
05:10No.
05:11I'm not.
05:12No.
05:13No.
05:14No.
05:15No.
05:16No.
05:17No.
05:18No.
05:194CC is monocame.
05:39Where have you been?
05:41Hi, Norman. What's the matter? Is somebody overbudgeting in?
05:43This is serious.
05:45Senator Bassett is having bypass surgery here in this hospital.
05:48Yes, I understand. David Foster is doing that procedure.
05:51When he's off sabbatical, I'd like him to come and lecture to my students.
05:54This is serious and legal.
05:56Aren't you aware that the senator has been receiving death threats?
06:00I didn't know that.
06:02If he'd come to my security briefing this morning,
06:04he'd realize that since the senator took over the Transportation Committee,
06:06he's had threats from underworld types.
06:08Oh, sorry to hear that.
06:10Putting this hospital on code 314.
06:12So how's the family, Dr. Sloan?
06:14What's a 314?
06:15Full security alert.
06:17I'll be coordinating with the federal security people, of course.
06:19I want you to organize all students and residents.
06:22That's very important.
06:22The hospital is very important.
06:23He's on vacation.
06:25That's true, Norman.
06:27I need your support on this.
06:29Look, Jack can help you with anything you need.
06:32Why wasn't I informed that you were leaving?
06:35If you'd come to our vacation briefings,
06:37you would have been, sir.
06:38Well, the 314, you know.
06:42Come on.
06:43Ah.
06:52Uh-huh.
06:57Uh-huh.
06:59Let's get out.
07:00Luke.
07:01I love you.
07:02Let's get out.
07:03Alan, you're um.
07:04Let's get out.
07:04Let's get out.
07:05Uh-huh.
07:05Let's get out.
07:07Uh-huh.
07:07Come on,
07:08let's get out.
07:08Oh-huh.
07:09You're on.
07:09Okay, buddy, you'll be here.
07:10Let's get out.
07:11she came out of nowhere it wasn't your fault she wasn't watching where she was going
07:28i'm a doctor you've been in an accident just like still call an ambulance
07:34community general's just down the street you're gonna be fine
07:39what's your name i don't know
07:43i don't know
07:49i was efficient where's my souvenir catfish still in the water and you know i just witnessed an accident
08:02a couple of blocks from here young lady jog right in front of a car oh oh sorry she uh she
08:09seriously hurt no she's lucky she's got no internal injuries no fractures good but she has
08:14total amnesia she doesn't know who she is where she came from where she's going really
08:18no i've never seen a patient with amnesia well now is your chance all right
08:24hello hi remember me i'm dr sloan yeah i remember you i just don't remember me
08:40how are you feeling oh my god's hit by a car
08:45hi hello
08:51do i know you no you don't i'm jack stewart dr jack stewart
08:58hello jack what's wrong with me doctor well all the tests we've done so far show no broken bones no initial signs of concussion
09:07physically i think you're in pretty good shape but i think we'll probably run some more tests just to make sure
09:12well this isn't going to be permanent is it oh no i wouldn't worry about it at all
09:17a lot of amnesia is caused by trauma the trauma in your case being hit by a car
09:23your memory will probably come back in a couple of days
09:27you know i could uh maybe hurry it along do you mind if i oh yeah sure sure
09:33jane doll
09:40it's not very imaginative
09:45i'll tell you what till your memory comes back
09:48it'll be whoever you want
09:49oh yeah
09:51what's your girlfriend's name
09:53i'll let you know
09:55okay
09:59this is all there was on you
10:08hello hi i'm dr bentley amanda a woman doctor oh that's nice i like to think so
10:19now doc picture this a sun waiting fishing pole in one hand bucket of worms in the other
10:28where's daddy
10:30i know i know
10:32look i'm gonna go set up these tests and see you later
10:35hi doctor
10:36much later in fact because dr sloan is going on vacation
10:39dr stewart
10:41yeah i'll be uh looking after you
10:42yeah
10:43hmm
10:44i think i can handle that
10:46yes i'm sure you can
10:48jack
10:49she was flirting with jack
10:57i noticed that and it was mutual too
10:59let me ask you a question
11:01patients with amnesia let's say facing tests for head trauma
11:05would they usually relax enough to flirt
11:07oh it could be a defense mechanism
11:09oh you don't like it do you
11:11why let's just call it pathologists intuition
11:15hey this girl great or what huh what a sense of humor
11:18and so pretty you know did you find any idea
11:21no not so much as a house key or a car key just a pack of cigarettes
11:25a jogger that smokes
11:27hey maybe she's trying to quit
11:30there's got to be some way we can figure out who she is
11:33what if we have a look around where she was jogging in the park
11:37good idea
11:43hello dear i'm your nurse mrs marlow
11:47dr sloan wants me to check your vital signs
11:51dear are you asleep
11:54no
11:56excuse me i forgot your medication
12:03wait wait wait wait a minute
12:06wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute
12:09you're the nurse tony gelson hired when his father was dying
12:13we met at tony's house
12:15you know who i am don't you no no i don't
12:18no you know what i do you were going to tell
12:20no i swear
12:21yes you were
12:22no
12:22well now why don't i believe you
12:24help somebody come
12:35please
12:35there's a dark number
12:37there's a dark number
12:39what's going on chuck
12:40thank you
12:45this can't be happening
12:56this can't be happening
13:09i had breakfast with sue this morning
13:11did you call the family
13:12no family to call
13:14sue's a widow
13:15no kids
13:16i called my pastor and he's praying
13:19me too
13:20mark
13:24laurice
13:25sorry
13:27we did everything we could
13:29i i i know
13:31i know you did
13:32um
13:33i'll start making the arrangements
13:35thank you mark
13:36are delores and sue close
13:49they were in nursing school together
13:53let's have a look at those stairs
13:56uh yeah i'll meet up with you guys later okay
14:00i don't get it
14:04these railings they're like tight as a drum and the stairs are fine
14:08i checked her shoes for loose heels
14:11they're brand new
14:12oh
14:13maybe she tripped
14:15yeah on what
14:16i don't know
14:17who found her
14:20uh that would be your friend jane dell
14:22what was she doing out of her room
14:25she said she was restless
14:27as a matter of fact when you were operating
14:29i saw her talking to the o.r. nurse
14:31she wanted to know if sue marlowe said anything
14:34before she went into surgery
14:35why would she want to know that
14:37good question
14:39you know for a woman who suffered a terrible trauma
14:42she certainly gets around this hospital well doesn't she just
14:45it's amazing
14:45you got a problem with my patient
14:51i don't like her
14:52yeah well i do
14:54see you later
14:55well
15:00none of this makes any sense at all
15:03i know
15:03what's my name is it
15:05well it's too late to drive up to the cabin tonight
15:08no
15:08hey
15:09how would you like to go for a nice walk in the park in the morning
15:13where jane doe went jogging
15:14exactly
15:15i'd be delighted
15:16jane doe's brand
15:22and there's a clear view of the street in both directions
15:25she stood here smoking through the cigarette site and ran out in the street
15:28where she got hit by the cock
15:29it's almost like she wanted to be hit
15:31like she stood here waiting for a car to come along
15:34it's absolutely crazy isn't it
15:35well the guy who hit her said she just appeared out of nowhere
15:38how you feeling
15:54well dr sloan says my tests are all normal
16:00well he's not lying they are
16:02you got nothing to worry about you're gonna be fine
16:05trying to make me feel better
16:08yeah something like that
16:09you know when i walked in
16:12i saw you standing here and uh
16:15i don't know you looked um you looked sad
16:18you know this can't be easy for you
16:21yeah well i keep wondering if i have family somewhere or friends or
16:30you got friends
16:31how do you know
16:33well about out there i don't but
16:34in here you definitely got friends
16:37yeah
16:38that's nice
16:39you're a very sweet guy
16:41that's what my mother says
16:43are you married
16:46no
16:47i'm not
16:49i'm a resident and uh
16:52we don't get much time for personal life
16:54well that's too bad
16:55that's the way it goes
16:56you have time for friends though
16:59for friends i make time
17:02i tell you what seen as you're my new friend
17:05you're my only friend
17:08you're my best friend
17:15i'm gonna hold you to that all right
17:19okay
17:22oh gotta go
17:25yeah sorry
17:27me too
17:28come back later
17:29fortunately that's my job
17:33thank you
17:39i feel better
17:41good
17:43i thought you went on vacation
17:54well i'm working on it norman
17:56well while you're here
17:57well while you're here
18:02you're a green badge
18:03what does that mean
18:05it's a little plan i devised
18:07to assist senator bassett security
18:08color me cautious
18:10but i think this will work
18:11green is for staff physicians
18:13such as yourself
18:14yellow is for nurses
18:15and purple
18:17no violet
18:18that's for administration
18:19i'm thinking of making this
18:21a permanent part
18:21of our own security system
18:23what do you think
18:24well i think it's great norman
18:26as long as the intruder
18:27is colorblind
18:27exactly
18:30dr thomas called pharmacy
18:38dr thomas called pharmacy
18:40uh empty your pockets please
18:49right
18:49oh excuse me
18:55oh
18:57okay
18:58maybe it's my bell buckle
19:02honey
19:03yeah that's probably
19:05sorry
19:06a little thing i do for the kids of pediatrics
19:19maybe you've got a plate
19:30but not yet
19:32well
19:34sorry
19:36oh
19:42oh my son's calling me
19:47excuse me
19:48just a moment
19:49i'm all sorry
19:50dr rosen
19:51please dial
19:52884
19:53dr rosen
19:54please dial
19:54884
19:55thank you
19:57watch your step
19:58hello
20:00steve
20:01dad where are you
20:02well uh
20:04some things came up
20:05an emergency actually
20:06i'll try to get there
20:07as soon as i can
20:07uh how sufficient
20:09who knows
20:10start pouring the minute
20:12i got up here
20:12coming down a sheet
20:14dad are you coming up here
20:16or not
20:16well i'll get there
20:18as soon as i can
20:18listen
20:19are you all right
20:20keep dry
20:21you know how susceptible
20:22you are to cold
20:23you
20:23i'll try to get there
20:31in the morning
20:31steve
20:32steve
20:41i'm gonna have to call you back
20:42excuse me
21:05excuse me
21:06this is restricted area
21:07can you tell me
21:08who you're here to see
21:09go
21:22Let's go.
21:53Hold it right there.
21:56Oh, hello, gentlemen.
21:58You'll never guess what just happened.
22:01I'm Dr. Swole.
22:02Open your hand.
22:04I can't wait to hear.
22:12So this guy goes through the metal detector on crutches.
22:16I knew something was wrong because he put all of his weight on his injured foot.
22:21So?
22:22Well, if it had really been injured, he would have cried out in pain, but he kept right on going.
22:26Then when I confronted him, he hit me in the stomach and kept going.
22:31I don't know what's going on around here.
22:33And we're grateful to you for sharing that with us, but we're trying to run a professional security operation here.
22:38Dr. Swole fancies himself some sort of sleuth.
22:41No kidding.
22:42You'll have to tell me about your cases someday.
22:45I'm telling you what I saw now.
22:47He's overworked.
22:49He's supposed to be on vacation.
22:51Dr. Swole, we take any potential threat to the senator very seriously.
22:56We will look into this.
22:57I promise you.
22:59Thanks for your cooperation.
23:01I'm free to go?
23:02Certainly.
23:04Next time, we'll handle the hot pursuit.
23:09Thanks.
23:17Mark, please.
23:19You're not hired here to play, um, detective.
23:21Norman, something is going on around this hospital.
23:25I want to find out what it is.
23:26I want to find out what it is.
23:56I want to find out what it is.
23:58How are you doing, sir?
23:58How are you doing, sir?
24:00How are you doing?
24:00I want to find out what it is.
24:01I want to find out what it is.
24:20I'll see you later, sir.
24:24Hey, David.
24:25Oh, hi.
24:25Listen, I've been trying to reach you. You haven't answered my calls.
24:28I'm sorry, Mark. I've been busy preparing for Senator Bassett's surgery.
24:31I have a surgery. Listen, I would like you to, when you have a chance,
24:34come and lecture on my medical students on your procedure.
24:36Oh, sorry, I can't. As soon as this is over, I'm going back on sabbatical.
24:41Are you all right, David?
24:43Never better. I'll... I gotta run. I'll catch you later.
24:46Yeah, sure.
24:55Well, you're feeling better.
25:09Uh, whoever I am, doctor, I just, I don't like lying around.
25:16I feel terrible about the nurse who died.
25:18We all do. Sue Marlowe is a wonderful nurse and wonderful woman.
25:23How did you happen to witness that accident?
25:25Well, I... I didn't, really. I... I was taking a walk.
25:28I heard a scream from the stairwell.
25:30I ran in, and there she was.
25:33Did you happen to see anybody else in that stairwell?
25:36No. Nobody.
25:39You're sure?
25:41Yeah, why?
25:43Well, I had a look at those stairs.
25:45I don't think she fell by accident.
25:47I think she was pushed.
25:50Oh, my God.
25:51Well, let's see.
25:55If somebody pushed her, I guess they could have run up to the other level before I got there.
26:01It's possible, isn't it?
26:03Possible.
26:06I'm afraid I'll have to confiscate these...
26:09rules of the hospital.
26:11I really am sorry.
26:12What's this?
26:16The Lindsay Hotel, ring a bell?
26:19No. Should it?
26:21Well, it could be you stayed there.
26:22Someone at the hotel might remember you, even know your name.
26:25All right.
26:26I'll tell you, the assistant manager is a good friend of mine.
26:29Be easy to check.
26:32It's...
26:33It's amazing.
26:34I never would have thought of that, Dr. Sloan.
26:36Oh, and I checked with the police.
26:38There were no abandoned cars found near where you were jogging.
26:41So, you either lived near there, or somebody drove you.
26:44You think?
26:45No.
26:46I just wish I could remember.
26:50Wish you could, too.
26:51It's me.
27:07Get my stuff out of the hotel fast.
27:10There's a guy coming over there.
27:12I'll handle it.
27:13Anything else?
27:14The operation's in less than two hours.
27:16Tell Harvey to get that piece over here and fast,
27:19and tell him not to blow it this time.
27:21He'll be there.
27:24Be in the lobby in an hour.
27:26Anything else?
27:27Yeah.
27:28Cigarettes.
27:33Here we are.
27:51Amanda, the desk clerk remembers a woman checking in who resembles her.
28:11She checked in as Carrie Wilson from Toledo.
28:16Dino's probably a phony name, but check it out anyway.
28:20Let's go.
28:21Let's have a σε'm 211.
28:22We have a half seat.
28:27Everything else can go down.
28:28We should have dumped.
28:30We have to press a woman check.
28:38We'll get together.
28:40We have to fill a couple of serving.
28:42We'll get together.
28:43We'll get together.
28:44We'll meet.
28:44We'll get together.
28:45Come on in orija live.
28:45We should be here.
28:47We'll get together.
28:47What do you care about?
28:47Who are you?
29:09I'm the butler, sir.
29:12Butler?
29:13Only on this floor, of course.
29:15Special services for the executives.
29:17Uh, you're not checking in, are you, sir?
29:21No.
29:22Spot of tea, sir?
29:24Bless your tie.
29:27No, I was just leaving.
29:31Mr. Spot.
29:32Oh, fine.
29:47Jack.
29:48What's wrong?
29:49Thank God you're here.
29:50Come in my room, quick.
29:51What a problem.
29:52What?
29:53What?
29:53I met this guy, Jack, and I'm so attracted to him.
29:58I'm so attracted to him.
30:00Mm.
30:01Hey, I can't do this.
30:02Hang on.
30:03I can't do this.
30:04Hang on.
30:05I can't do this.
30:06Hang on.
30:07I can't do this.
30:08Hang on.
30:09Uh-huh.
30:09Uh-huh.
30:10I'm a doctor and you're a patient.
30:11This ain't right.
30:12Uh-huh.
30:13I mean, as much as I would, as much as I would love to.
30:14Mmhmm.
30:15Hey, I said I can't.
30:16OK.
30:17He's OK.
30:18Hey, I can't do this.
30:28Hang on.
30:28I can't.
30:29Look.
30:30Uh-huh.
30:31I'm a doctor and you're a patient.
30:32This ain't right.
30:33I mean, as much as I would, uh, as much as I would love to.
30:35Uh-huh.
30:38Hey.
30:40I said I can't.
30:42OK.
30:48I gotta go.
30:53I'm gonna regret this.
30:58Good.
31:18And I have to pray.
31:19I'm gonna regret this.
31:20And I'll have to leave.
31:21I have to wait.
31:22Bye.
31:24Bye.
31:25Bye.
31:28Bye.
31:30Bye.
31:39Bye.
31:42Bye.
31:44Bye.
31:46Bye.
31:47Hi.
32:01Hi.
32:02Will trespassers go to jail?
32:04Oh, I'm Dr. Mike Sloan from the community general hospital.
32:08I'm out collecting for our new neonatal unit.
32:12Yes.
32:13Well, then you've come to the right place.
32:16I have?
32:17Please.
32:21Yes, Steve.
32:22I promise I'll tell him the moment I see him, OK?
32:25All right.
32:26Bye-bye.
32:30Let me ask you something.
32:31Yes?
32:32Now, you're a reasonably normal female.
32:35Well, thank you, Jack.
32:37And I'll assume you meant that in the nicest of ways.
32:40Yes, I did.
32:42Now, I've heard of patients falling for their doctors.
32:45Mm-hmm.
32:46But in your opinion, do I seem like the type of guy that a woman would just, like, jump on
32:52and kiss without the slightest provocation?
32:54That would depend on the woman, I guess.
32:58Maybe a real lonely woman.
32:59There we go.
33:00A lonely, ugly, pathetic, desperate woman.
33:01All right.
33:02I got your point.
33:04Well, OK.
33:05You know, as much as I hate admitting this to you, I think you're right about this, Jane,
33:19though.
33:20Oh.
33:21There's something, something weird going on with her.
33:23Mm-hmm.
33:24Can't put my finger on it.
33:27Where's Mark?
33:28Did he leave for vacation yet?
33:29No.
33:30As a matter of fact, Steve just called looking for him.
33:32Where's your ID badge?
33:34Well, I don't know.
33:38Must have dropped it in the...
33:40What?
33:42I don't believe it.
33:43What?
33:44This girl did a job on me.
33:49Mr. Gelson, I really hope you'll forgive me for not calling ahead.
33:54But to tell you the truth, I am so preoccupied with this new neonatal unit.
33:59And, of course, you're so well known for your generosity.
34:02I'm afraid I just popped in.
34:05Neonatal.
34:07That's babies, right?
34:09Very little babies.
34:11You're gonna give a plaque for large donations?
34:19Absolutely.
34:25How does 50 G strike you?
34:28Right between the eyes.
34:32I'm a sucker for babies.
34:37Yeah, well, it's a beeper.
34:41You'll have to excuse my friend, Steve.
34:43That's okay.
34:44Oh, it's the hospital.
34:46May I, uh...
34:47Please.
34:59That's the community general.
35:01Dr. Sloan here.
35:02Ah, it's Jack.
35:04Listen, our, uh...
35:06Our Jane Doe disappeared.
35:08Looked all over for her.
35:09We can't find her.
35:10Yes.
35:11Well, try, try giving him, uh, four, uh, cc's of monocaine.
35:14Yes.
35:15As a matter of fact, I'm at Tony Gelson's house right now.
35:17You're at Gelson's house?
35:19Yeah.
35:20You mean he's out on bail?
35:21You tell that crazy doctor to quit fooling around with that gangster before he ends up
35:24his own patient.
35:26Yes, he's a wonderful man, all right?
35:28As a matter of fact, right now he's writing as a big check for our neonatal unit.
35:32You followed...
35:34You followed Jane Doe's trail to Tony Gelson, right?
35:38Excellent diagnosis, doctor.
35:40I hope to see you very, very soon.
35:42Yeah.
35:43Me too.
35:44What?
35:45What?
35:46What?
35:47What?
35:4850 G's, doc.
35:52I'm speechless.
35:53I don't know what to say, Mr. Gelson.
35:55Look, I hate to, uh, collect and run, so to speak, but I have to go.
36:04You're not here.
36:05Is this the guy who fouled things up at the hospital?
36:08No, he isn't.
36:09He's a butler at Miss Weston's hotel.
36:11What's up, doc?
36:18What's up, doc?
36:33Doc.
36:34Doc.
36:35You're not being very understanding.
36:41Who else knows about Amy?
36:47The police.
36:48The FBI.
36:49As a matter of fact, they're on their way here right now.
36:52Sure.
36:53Yeah.
36:54Yeah.
36:55Yeah.
37:01So where are they?
37:04You know what I think?
37:05I think the only people who know that Amy is in that hospital are right here.
37:11What do you think, doc?
37:12You're willing to bet on that?
37:13Harvey.
37:14Is the piece ready?
37:15Yeah.
37:16She's waiting for you.
37:17She's gonna kill Senator Bassett, isn't she?
37:18I don't get it.
37:19What connection do you have with him?
37:20Get rid of him.
37:21Hey.
37:22Hey.
37:23Hey.
37:24What do you know?
37:25Are you stupid?
37:26Take him someplace.
37:27Now, wait a minute.
37:28You're making a mistake.
37:29You heard me call them.
37:30They know who I am.
37:31They don't know who didn't.
37:32They know who did it.
37:53Don't know who didn't think they last.
37:56You asked about six questions.
37:59Okay?
38:30All right, now what? Do you have a plan?
38:35Plan?
38:36Yeah.
38:37Of course I got a plan. Follow me.
38:52Dr. Pumet, radiology. Dr. Pumet, radiology.
38:58Hey.
39:00Oh, my God.
39:31Am I doing all right?
39:32Yeah, great.
39:45Hey, pull in front of them.
39:47Pull in front of them?
39:48Pull in front.
39:49I can't believe you.
39:50Start the car.
39:57What do you mean start the car?
39:58Hit the brakes.
39:59Just remember, this is your plan.
40:11Look at this.
40:13You realize, of course, that this is your fault.
40:15What are you talking about? You're the one that slammed on the brakes.
40:17Well, no kidding.
40:19How else would you expect me to stop the car?
40:21Huh?
40:22Look at my car.
40:24You hit my car.
40:26Let's go.
40:26Out of the car.
40:27I want you to see the damage.
40:29Look at this.
40:30This has never happened to me before.
40:32Once, twice, four or five times tops.
40:35That's not the point.
40:36The point is that you guys were following me way too far.
40:39Me?
40:39Yeah.
40:40I'm a fair person.
40:42I'm a smart person.
40:43I'm going to offer you guys any scratches or inconvenience.
40:48Roll out.
40:49Just roll.
40:49I'll catch you.
40:50This way.
40:51You don't have our machines.
40:53How?
40:53You dig?
40:54You talked me into it.
40:55Good.
40:56Okay.
40:56Here we go.
40:57Here we go.
40:57All right.
40:5897.
40:5897.
40:59All right?
41:00All right?
41:00Now, you guys, you have a nice day.
41:02There you go.
41:03All right?
41:04Drive safely.
41:11Ah!
41:12What happened?
41:12Get him off me.
41:14I'm afraid, all right?
41:14Ow!
41:16Whoa!
41:17Oh!
41:18I tried talking to that stiff from the FBI, but he wouldn't even listen to us.
41:21This whole thing is a plot to kill Senator Bassett.
41:24Well, then she's the hicknick.
41:25Let's get the ropes off him, Jack.
41:26Come on!
41:27I can't get it undone, Mark.
41:28We haven't got time.
41:29Put me in the car.
41:31Put me in the car.
41:32Put me in the car.
42:00Good job.
42:00Put me in the car.
42:02Put me in the car.
42:02Hold it. Hold it. Hold it.
42:24Off limits, doctor.
42:25How's the senator?
42:26He's in recovery. Everything looks fine.
42:28Are only the two of you guarding him?
42:30There are two more in front of his room and two more inside his room.
42:35You think that's enough?
42:37Nothing happened.
42:39I, uh... I think we're done here.
42:43Sorry we bothered you.
43:00Well, if she's not here to get the senator, what's she up to?
43:12I don't know. I don't get it.
43:17Phil!
43:18Oh, hi, Dr. Sloan. Steve enjoying the vacation?
43:20Oh, yeah. You two guys guarding the senator, too?
43:23No, we're here with a witness we've got in protective custody.
43:25Dr. Foster, the senator's doctor.
43:27David?
43:28Yeah.
43:32What's he doing guarding David?
43:35That's it!
43:36What?
43:47Doctor?
43:48Freeze!
43:49Drop the gun!
43:57One second, guys.
43:58Know who you are now?
44:15Don't.
44:16Don't say I told you so.
44:17I don't want to hear that.
44:18Now, why would I say anything like that, Jack?
44:19Don't say.
44:20What?
44:21You all right, David?
44:22I guess so. Who was that?
44:24Uh, Toni Gelson's cleaning lady, so to speak.
44:27This was the only place she could find you.
44:29Mm-hmm.
44:30You know, I thought you were on sabbatical all that time,
44:32and then I heard you were hiding out,
44:34waiting to testify at Toni Gelson's trial next week.
44:37The DA's had me locked up in a hotel for the last couple of months.
44:40See, I was his father's doctor
44:43and knew quite a bit about the family business,
44:46a lot more than I wanted to know.
44:48I can hardly wait to testify and get out of there.
44:51You'd be better off at home.
44:57Mr. B, what's what?
44:58Well, the operation went off without a hitch.
45:01No particular thanks to you.
45:03Well, I'm just happy everything went well.
45:05What's good for community general is good for all of us.
45:09I hope I'm not detecting any sarcasm here,
45:11because up until now I've been willing to overlook your uncooperative behavior.
45:15Riggs, just talk to Washington,
45:19and you three are going to be receiving a commendation from the director.
45:23No way.
45:25I want to say thanks and apologize for not taking you seriously.
45:29Commendation? The director.
45:32Let me start by taking you all to dinner.
45:34I'd like to get your advice on a couple of cases we're stuck on.
45:38I'm busy.
45:40I'm busy.
45:50Take my message as Lois. I am going fishing.
45:56Steve, are you all right?
45:58Perfect. That's why I'm lying here on this gurney with probably torn ligaments in my ankle.
46:04What happened?
46:05Oh, the cabin flooded.
46:07From rain?
46:08The roof was gone.
46:10Gone?
46:11Yeah, it went in the fire.
46:12What fire?
46:14When lightning hit the cabin.
46:16Is that how you hurt your ankle?
46:19No, no, no. I wrecked my ankle climbing out of my truck in your parking lot.
46:23Steve, as your father and as your physician, I have some advice for you.
46:29Don't say it.
46:31You need a vacation.
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