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The Good Doctor Season 2 Episode 17

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00:00Previously, on The Good Doctor.
00:03Dr. Murphy, you shouldn't be in contact with patients or their families.
00:07Do you understand?
00:08Don't be stupid.
00:10There's no cameras in here.
00:14Dr. Lim? Dr. Melendez?
00:19I do not want to be a pathologist.
00:22Dr. Han, you need to make me a surgical resident again.
00:30Hey, what are you doing up so early?
00:38I'm not up early. I never went to bed.
00:41Oh my God, didn't you get my text? I told you I was spending the night with Jake.
00:46I don't want to be a pathologist.
00:51Oh, it's that still.
00:54Sean, no one's life goes exactly like they dreamed as a kid.
01:03You're still a doctor, still saving lives.
01:07Just in a lab instead of an operating room.
01:09Where are you going?
01:20I'm going to walk to work.
01:22The hospital's four miles away.
01:24Studies have shown that walking boosts creative inspiration.
01:29Sean, I just...
01:29You don't understand.
01:31You don't understand.
01:32And...
01:33Neither does Dr. Han.
01:39I need to change his mind.
01:46I don't know how.
01:56We're going to be late.
01:58So stop.
01:59And don't be smiling at me when you see me in the hall.
02:09I smile at everyone. I'm a friendly guy.
02:11You'd be a horrible poker player.
02:13What are you doing?
02:27Murphy's on the corner. Move it.
02:29That's not where his bus truck's off.
02:30Do you think he saw us?
02:32He's not looking over here.
02:33Well, that doesn't mean anything with him.
02:35We've got to get out of here before the light turns.
02:38Let's go. Move it.
02:39Through the generous support of St. Bonaventure Foundation,
03:00we've been able to transport Kenny and his mother from their home in Mississippi,
03:03and we'll be covering the costs of surgery and post-op recovery.
03:07And all I have to do is buy one CD a month for the next hundred years.
03:12No repayment necessary.
03:15We appreciate you allowing us to share your case as an educational opportunity for our staff.
03:21You know what they say.
03:22Those who can't, teach.
03:24And as you can see, I can't do much of anything.
03:26Actually, y'all haven't really seen anything yet.
03:31How about we get this party started?
03:34The neurofibroma started as a small bump near the base of the spine.
03:45In less than six months, it encircled his abdomen and grew to over a hundred pounds,
03:50the blood supply becoming so intertwined with the patients, it was deemed inoperable.
03:54But we've been able to come up with an innovative surgical plan
03:57that will allow us to slowly peel the tumor off the front and back of his torso in one piece
04:02and give Kenny his life back.
04:04We didn't expect to see you.
04:18This is just about logistics.
04:20Witness lists, scheduling.
04:21The hospital's attorney could have handled this on his own, Dr. Han.
04:24I understand, but I wanted to be here.
04:27Three reasons, really.
04:28If my doctors are going to be judged in this room, I wanted to see the place.
04:32See all of you and see the mood.
04:34Well, we try to make it very casual.
04:36Yeah, I know.
04:38But have you ever been judged?
04:40I have.
04:41It's scary.
04:42Someone has gone through the trouble of checking out every aspect of your actions,
04:46every decision you've made.
04:47You don't know what they know, what they're going to ask,
04:50what could be misunderstood, misinterpreted.
04:52Also, and this is kind of embarrassing, but our lawyer?
05:00Probably not the best.
05:02I decided to save a few dollars on him so I could hire a private investigator.
05:06Check all of you out.
05:08We're not the ones on trial here.
05:11You see?
05:12You say you make it casual, and then you call it a trial.
05:15I'm sure she won't find anything.
05:17I mean, nothing too crazy, right?
05:19Maybe just something embarrassing.
05:23Maybe a lapse of judgment here or there.
05:27I mean, like I was saying, you parse every choice anyone has made.
05:31There's going to be a few things they'd rather not revisit, am I right?
05:36And the third reason?
05:40I thought maybe you'd want to work out a compromise.
05:41The surgery went well.
05:56You were able to fully evacuate this abdural hematoma without any complications.
05:59It's a good thing you didn't hesitate to bring her in.
06:06One advantage of being an insecure first time, Mom, who panics every time her child has a slight fever.
06:11Can I just hear you admit that you're insecure?
06:13The girl who double majored in physics and chemistry because the dean told her they were the two toughest?
06:17Mom guilt ruins us all.
06:19You'll see.
06:19Whenever you decide to give up the motorcycle and settle down.
06:22No way.
06:23My kid's going to kindergarten on the back of a Ducati.
06:27I'm sorry.
06:27I need to go check on another patient.
06:28How long will she need to stay here?
06:31I'm still not sure what caused the bleeding.
06:33I didn't see any signs of an aneurysm or AVM, so that's good.
06:37I'll have a better idea when I get the post-op test results back from pathology.
06:49This is why I love pathology.
06:51We don't just fix stuff.
06:53We figure out how it got broken and why.
06:56Good morning.
06:58Just checking to make sure you got my clot specimen and blood draws.
07:01Just log them in.
07:02Great.
07:02And if there's any way to expedite, I'd appreciate it.
07:05The mom's a friend of mine and stress to the max.
07:08Pretty sure the bleed was cause...
07:10Stop.
07:11Sorry.
07:12I meant, please, stop.
07:15I'd rather not know what you think.
07:17It causes confirmation bias.
07:19Copy that.
07:23Hey.
07:24Um, did I see you on Hanover Street this morning?
07:29I don't know.
07:31Were you on Hanover Street this morning?
07:36Yes.
07:38I walked to work.
07:41Did you see anything interesting on the walk?
07:49Hmm.
07:52Sean.
07:53We can't both expedite your results and reminisce about our morning walks.
07:59Sorry.
08:00Carry on.
08:05You're totally freaking out, aren't you?
08:07No, I'm not freaking out.
08:09All my patients freak out waiting for their final test results.
08:12For 48 hours, you don't know if you've won the lottery or if you're going to be dead in a few months.
08:17Hell, I freak out too.
08:19It's the only time I feel helpless.
08:20The treatment's over.
08:21There's nothing left to do but wait.
08:23I'm a little stressed.
08:25That speech, not helpful.
08:27My advice, embrace it.
08:30You're experiencing emotions only a few people on earth will ever understand.
08:34The kind Hemingway wrote about.
08:36I'm more of a Faulkner guy.
08:37You would be.
08:38You don't like Faulkner?
08:39No, I don't like Faulkner.
08:40Nobody really likes Faulkner.
08:42I like Faulkner.
08:44Right.
08:45Anyway, if there's anything you need from me, even if it's just to talk, you have my direct number.
08:57Do not hesitate to use it.
08:58I appreciate that.
09:04And I would like to show my gratitude.
09:09I know I haven't been the easiest patient to deal with.
09:11That's not necessary.
09:13I mean, if you want, you can make a donation to cancer research.
09:16I already donate.
09:17I wanted to thank you, not society at large.
09:20How about, have you ever tried McAllen's Sherry Oak 25?
09:23I don't drink.
09:25And I just said it's not necessary.
09:26How about a weekend at Ohio?
09:27The spa's amazing.
09:29No means no.
09:29I'm not trying to molest you.
09:31I just want to thank you.
09:32And you have.
09:33And you are very welcome.
09:34Why do you have to control every little thing?
09:35I have pepper spray in my purse.
09:37Don't make me use it.
09:37Carly, I am going to need 60 units of type B positive packed red blood cells help for OR.
09:5260?
09:53You operating on a hemophiliac elephant?
09:55Our patient has a 200 pound neurofibroma.
09:59Cool.
10:00There's more blood in the tumor than the patient's, so we're going to have to follow a massive transfusion protocol.
10:05You.
10:07You might need anti-fibrinolytic agents to control the bleeding.
10:13It's a good idea.
10:15Thanks.
10:15I could do some research on cell salvage techniques.
10:20Cancer is a risk, but if we were...
10:22I'm sorry, John.
10:24Melendez has put together a pretty big team, so we have everything we need.
10:37I talked to Murphy.
10:39He definitely saw us.
10:40What do you say?
10:41It's not what he said.
10:42It's how he acted.
10:42He was clearly uncomfortable talking to me.
10:45It's uncomfortable talking to everyone.
10:47We need to get out in front of this.
10:49Tell Andrus before someone else does.
10:50We need to figure out exactly what Murphy saw.
10:52No.
10:53We can't just ask him if he saw us making bread.
10:56We're not going to get anywhere with indirect questions.
10:59I'll talk to him.
11:00You think you can read him better than I can?
11:02No, but if at first you don't succeed...
11:05Let the man try.
11:07Dr. Holland wants to see you two.
11:09Both of us?
11:10Yep.
11:10Have a seat.
11:28I've actually been meaning to talk to you.
11:31The issue is...
11:32Dr. Holland met with the medical board.
11:34We're not going to be suspended or reprimanded.
11:37The hospital will pay fines on your behalf,
11:39and you'll need to complete a few continuing education classes,
11:42but overall, not bad.
11:46Yeah, thanks.
11:48Does this mean I'm back on the surgical team?
11:51No, it does not.
11:53You convinced the board that he's competent.
11:57You're welcome.
12:09We got a big problem with our tiny patient.
12:16I did a repeat assessment of the pre-op CTs
12:19and found a trace subarachnoid bleed.
12:22But there was no bruise on her scalp.
12:24I know.
12:25The only way she could get this injury
12:27is if someone shook her,
12:29and they would have to shake her hard.
12:33Someone abused her.
12:35No.
12:44I've known Laura since high school.
12:45She's the most composed, even-tempered person I've ever met,
12:48and she's totally devoted to that baby.
12:50What about the father?
12:51She can see via donor.
12:52A nanny?
12:53A relative?
12:54A boyfriend who's been helping out?
12:56She waited so long for this.
12:57Wanted to do everything herself.
12:59Then it has to be her.
13:01We need to call Child Protective Services.
13:04No.
13:06Not yet.
13:07I'm gonna do an MRI to rule out
13:09benign enlargement of the extra-axial space
13:11before we ruin her life.
13:13Good idea.
13:14Except for the part about you doing the test.
13:17She's your friend.
13:19You think I'd try to help someone cover up child abuse?
13:21I don't know you well enough to know
13:22what you would or wouldn't do to protect a friend.
13:25I could do the MRI.
13:28I'm not the mother's friend.
13:29But you are a pathologist.
13:31Giving MRIs is not your job.
13:35Paige Farmer.
13:36Have him do it.
13:37On it.
13:47Murphy.
13:49We need to talk.
13:56I don't have a girlfriend.
13:57Is that consistent with
14:04what you've deduced
14:06and seen regarding my life?
14:09Yes.
14:13Good.
14:16Enjoy your apple.
14:17Enjoy your apple.
14:17It's not fair.
14:32Sean is being punished for mistakes
14:33that Han thinks he might make in the future.
14:36He's not punishing him.
14:37He just saved his ass.
14:39Okay, Kenny.
14:40The MRA is gonna help us map the blood supply
14:42to the tumor.
14:42If you could just lie still,
14:44no talking until we're done.
14:45Sure, no problem.
14:47We should take a stand.
14:48Meaning what?
14:49Stage a walkout?
14:50How much do one of these bad boys cost, anyway?
14:53About three million.
14:54But it's worthless unless you stop talking.
14:57Sorry.
14:58My bad.
14:59This getting fired is not gonna do anything to help Sean.
15:01And I'm not even sure we should be helping him.
15:04Did you ever stop to think that maybe Han knows what he's doing?
15:06Sean has made mistakes,
15:09but he has three more years of residency.
15:11That is plenty of time to improve.
15:13Yes.
15:14You can build a winning team through supportive training.
15:17But you can also do it by recruiting the best
15:19and pushing them.
15:20Relentlessly.
15:21No feelings.
15:22No charity.
15:23No loyalty.
15:24Those who thrive and get better
15:26than they ever thought they could,
15:27you keep.
15:27And those who don't,
15:28you cut.
15:30That's not good.
15:31It works for Jeff Bezos and Bill Belichick.
15:32I'm not talking about your leadership lecture.
15:34I'm talking about this.
15:37We need a Paige Melendez.
15:40What are you talking about?
15:42You know me.
15:43How could you possibly believe I could hurt my baby?
15:45I don't.
15:46Which is why I ordered the additional tests.
15:49But did you never leave her with anyone else?
15:52Even for just a few minutes
15:53so that you could take a nap or a bath?
15:57Taking care of a newborn, it's exhausting.
16:00No.
16:01It isn't.
16:02After waiting for so long,
16:03every single moment,
16:04no matter how hard.
16:07It's not exhausting.
16:10It's joy.
16:15Laura, I know you love her.
16:19But you're still human.
16:21You must get tired sometimes.
16:23I don't, really.
16:24You don't understand
16:26because you haven't experienced it.
16:29But when you love someone so much,
16:32the tests,
16:34they have to be wrong.
16:39We expected the tumor to grow
16:41since the last scans,
16:42but not to this extent.
16:45Blood vessels that I thought
16:46we'd be able to quickly cauterize
16:47are now thicker than my thumb.
16:49It's impossible to remove the tumor
16:51without causing you to bleed to death.
16:56No.
16:59I don't care how risky it is.
17:02I'd rather die in surgery
17:03than continue to live
17:04with this huge,
17:06damn tick
17:07sucking the life out of me.
17:08Kenny,
17:09as long as your heart remains healthy,
17:11you basically will be too.
17:14And we can do a better job
17:15treating the pain.
17:17I don't want to be treated.
17:19I want to be cured.
17:21I want my life back.
17:25I always thought
17:26all I had to do
17:27was get enough money
17:28or find the right doctors.
17:30but if you're telling me
17:32there's no hope,
17:42I appreciate everything
17:43y'all done
17:43or at least try to do.
18:00The injuries from shaking a baby
18:02are much different
18:03than from blunt force trauma.
18:04Oh, it's awful.
18:06But also interesting.
18:07It's like you're a detective
18:08in a murder mystery.
18:10Only thank God
18:10the baby's not dead.
18:12That's exactly what Carly said.
18:15She likes solving medical mysteries.
18:18She's very smart
18:19and aggressive.
18:20Well, how does she treat you?
18:22Is she nice?
18:23Yes, she's very nice.
18:26She wants me to stay
18:27in her department.
18:28She thinks we make a good team.
18:30So it sounds like
18:31you have a case
18:32you're interested in
18:33and a co-worker
18:34you like who's nice to you.
18:36Maybe pathology
18:37won't be that bad after all.
18:44I have work to do.
18:52Since it seems
18:52we're going to be working together
18:53for a while longer,
18:55maybe it is time
18:56we came out of the closet.
18:58Maybe.
18:59Are you saying you want to?
19:01Do you want to?
19:03Maybe.
19:05You're afraid
19:05it would make things awkward?
19:07People seeing us as a couple.
19:08Yes, obviously.
19:10But at the moment
19:11I'm more afraid
19:12that we wouldn't be
19:13having this conversation
19:13if Murphy hadn't
19:14almost busted us.
19:16Which makes me think
19:18we're not ready
19:18to have this conversation.
19:19It's understandable
19:24if we aren't.
19:26We've both been in relationships
19:27we thought were going to last.
19:32Understandable,
19:32but
19:32why should we even care
19:34what people at work think?
19:38So
19:38should we talk to Andrews?
19:40maybe.
19:45What do you think?
19:48Maybe.
19:53Uh, Sawchuck.
19:56Sorry for the wait.
19:56Excuse me.
19:59Duck curry and rice
20:0040 minutes?
20:01Really?
20:01Sorry,
20:01the kitchen fell a bit behind.
20:03It shouldn't be much longer.
20:03You're not just behind.
20:04People have come in after me.
20:06They've gotten their food,
20:07gone home eating,
20:08they're in their PJs
20:09watching a movie.
20:10I'm so sorry.
20:11I'll check right now.
20:12Duck curry.
20:14Here you go, sir.
20:15Duck curry with brown rice.
20:17White rice.
20:18Um, excuse me.
20:19Duck curry with brown rice?
20:20Yes.
20:21Finally?
20:21That's me.
20:23What are you guys doing back there?
20:25I'm so sorry, sir.
20:26You know what?
20:26I'm tired.
20:27I'm sorry.
20:27I just,
20:28I want my food.
20:29It should just be another minute.
20:30No, I don't wait.
20:31Any longer.
20:35I'm sorry.
20:36Sorry.
20:37Sorry.
20:38I don't,
20:38I don't mean to yell.
20:39I'm so sorry.
20:40Carry on.
20:41Carry on.
20:42Enjoy your...
20:44She's always trying to one-up us.
20:51Morgan,
20:52she's not staying late
20:53because she wants to do research.
20:54She's staying late
20:54so that Han can see
20:55she's staying late.
20:57That's just who she is.
20:58Don't take it personal.
20:59Hmm.
21:00And my dad's a taekwondo grandmaster.
21:02Coached me growing up.
21:04He always used to say,
21:05only you can beat you.
21:06Well, my mom's a lounge singer
21:07and she used to say,
21:08upstage me and I'll beat your ass.
21:10You'd think if you're selling boba
21:11you'd have straws wide enough
21:12to get the balls through the damn thing.
21:13I can't believe you drink that stuff.
21:15It's like putting gummy bears in a drink.
21:20Give up?
21:22Want a soda instead?
21:22I see you.
21:28Which is, I assume,
21:30your primary objective.
21:33I didn't even know
21:34you were still here.
21:35I've been reading
21:36the latest journal articles
21:37on neurofibroma.
21:38Go home.
21:40There's nothing you can do
21:41for Kenny Grimm
21:41and you're going to have
21:43other patients tomorrow.
21:43I got an idea.
21:48If we embolize
21:51the larger blood vessels
21:52to the tumor before surgery,
21:53we can use your body's
21:54clotting factor
21:55to help clog them.
21:56This should reduce
21:57hemorrhaging during surgery
21:58and allow us to excise
21:59the tumor without you bleeding out.
22:02We'll steer a cassiter
22:03through an artery
22:04in your thigh.
22:05Yes.
22:05Kenny,
22:06maybe you should let them finish.
22:08No, I shouldn't.
22:11And yes, you should.
22:12Yes, yes, yes.
22:13As soon as possible, yes.
22:24The test came back.
22:25They confirmed
22:26the previous results.
22:27Well, they're wrong.
22:28There must be some other...
22:29There has to be another test.
22:31Please.
22:32Ma'am, you're going to need
22:33to come with us.
22:33You need help.
22:34From you.
22:35You're my friend
22:36and you called the police.
22:37Did someone hurt your baby
22:38if it wasn't you?
22:39No one hurt my baby.
22:40You're wrong.
22:41How can you not believe me?
22:49Just need to get
22:50a few more branches
22:50off the aorta
22:51and we're done.
22:56Well done, Dr. Brown.
23:02What's fluid status?
23:04CVP is 14 and rising.
23:05Get diuretics on deck.
23:0640 milligrams IV Lasix.
23:07Careful.
23:08If his pressure goes too low,
23:09his kidneys won't perfuse.
23:11I need you to keep his CVP
23:12between 8 and 12.
23:13He can't tolerate
23:13much more of this.
23:14We need to get him to an OR.
23:16Embolizing his vessels
23:17caused third spacing
23:18of fluids to the body
23:19and lungs.
23:20We saved the operation,
23:21but now we only have
23:21half the time to do it.
23:26Hey.
23:27Any word?
23:28No, not yet.
23:29Isn't there someone
23:31from radiology
23:32who can expedite someone
23:33who owes you a favor?
23:34Even if there was,
23:35I would not waste it
23:37on you
23:37because you
23:38do not need it.
23:43You are one of the most
23:44willful patients
23:45I've ever had
23:46and the finish line
23:47is in sight.
23:48All you need to do
23:48is just run through the tape.
23:51Look, if it helps,
23:52as soon as I'm done
23:53with this patient,
23:54we can talk some more.
23:55I'm sure I can
23:56write you a script
23:57for something
23:57to help you
23:58with the anxiety,
23:59but I don't think
23:59you need it.
24:00You got this.
24:07More suction.
24:09Me too.
24:09More sponges.
24:16Retract.
24:20What's his estimated
24:21blood loss?
24:22About eight and a half liters.
24:23The entire human body
24:26typically only has
24:28five and a half liters of blood.
24:30Yeah, I know.
24:32Let's get 30 more units
24:34on deck of PRBC.
24:36Add cryo,
24:36fresh frozen plasma
24:37and platelets to that.
24:38We should have checked
24:50for blood breakdown products.
24:53If you don't mind,
24:54I'm trying to pay attention
24:55to this.
24:55I wasn't talking to you
24:56or about this patient.
25:02We need to re-examine
25:04the subdural blood clot specimens.
25:06If there's hemocytorin deposition
25:08and chronic membranes,
25:09including fibrous wall,
25:10it could prove it was not abuse.
25:12What else could it be?
25:14The test proved
25:14non-accidental trauma.
25:16Yes, the tests were right.
25:23Resected portion is secure.
25:26IVs on central line?
25:27Secure.
25:27Secure.
25:28Okay, everybody.
25:29Get in position.
25:30Let's flip this pancake.
25:31On three.
25:33One,
25:33two,
25:35three.
25:37Wait.
25:38His heart rate's biked.
25:39Lay him back down.
25:40Softly.
25:41Softly.
25:44Are you okay?
25:46Yeah.
25:47Just a blip.
25:48Once more with feeling.
25:49Ready?
25:49One,
25:50two,
25:52three.
25:52How we doing?
25:57Good.
25:58He's stable.
25:59All right,
25:59swab the posterior incision site.
26:01Okay,
26:01scalpel and sponge on a stake.
26:04He's crashing.
26:04He's ventilating fine.
26:06We've got no immediate blood loss
26:07or hemorrhaging.
26:07It looks like distributive shock.
26:09I need stat labs
26:09and initiate shock resuscitation.
26:11He's got a high Y count
26:17and what looks to be
26:17a systemic pro-inflammatory
26:19cytokine release.
26:20Cutting off the blood supply
26:20to the tumor
26:21is causing post-immolization syndrome.
26:22I need intra-arterial lidocaine,
26:24130 milligrams of methylprednisolone
26:25and start antibiotics.
26:26Should we be trying
26:27to reverse the immunization
26:28and restore blood flow
26:29to the tumor?
26:29Well, then we risk
26:30him bleeding out any faster.
26:31We need to abort,
26:31cut off what we've already excised
26:33and leave the rest.
26:34No,
26:34we can't give up.
26:35We're not giving up.
26:35We're stopping a futile procedure
26:37to save the patient.
26:40We need to get Murphy
26:41in here.
26:41It's a blood flow problem.
26:42Murphy has a special talent
26:43for visualizing complex anatomy.
26:45We don't have time.
26:45We need to stop the PES now.
26:47Page Dr. Murphy.
26:48No, do not page Dr. Murphy.
26:49I get it.
26:49You like him,
26:50but we don't have time
26:51for an audition.
26:51I'm trying to save
26:52my patient's life.
26:53My patient,
26:53which means it's my call.
26:54I am also trying
26:55to save your patient's life,
26:56so I'm urging you
26:57to stop wasting time.
26:58Now, we've cut away
26:59almost half.
26:59That's all we can do right now.
27:00So let's remove it
27:01and give him a chance
27:02to live and fight another day.
27:06The breakdown products
27:07show the injury
27:08that caused the hematoma
27:09happened at least
27:10seven weeks ago.
27:12When was she born?
27:13A little over
27:14seven weeks ago.
27:17But the vacuum delivery
27:18must have caused
27:18a subdural bleed,
27:19which rebled
27:20two days ago.
27:21The baby wasn't abused.
27:29Sean, we need you
27:31in the OR.
27:31Okay.
27:40Any thoughts, Dr. Murphy?
27:49You don't have enough time.
27:52You can't fully map
27:53the circulatory system
27:54and remove the tumor
27:55without killing the patient.
27:56It's too complex.
28:01Well, at least he was brief
28:02and to the point.
28:03Now, can we do what I...
28:04that you don't have
28:05to do it quickly?
28:08If we slow down,
28:09he bleeds out.
28:10If you clamp the aorta,
28:11it could lower the blood flow
28:12to the tumor enough
28:13to slow the release
28:14of the cytokines.
28:15Clamping the aorta
28:16will kill the intestines,
28:17kidneys, and legs.
28:18Not if we release the clamp
28:20every ten minutes.
28:21Give it just enough blood
28:22to stop the cytokines,
28:23but not so much
28:24that he bleeds to death.
28:25Let's do it.
28:35Thank you for the consult,
28:37Dr. Murphy.
28:40Reposition him to lateral.
28:42Steer IV in the central line.
28:44Secure.
28:45Ten blade.
28:47Starting midline laparotomy.
28:50Debeke.
28:52Opening up the lesser sac.
28:55Vesalutes.
28:59Get her on already.
29:02I need umbilical tape.
29:15MRI exams show chronic changes
29:17of surgery and radiation,
29:19but no sign of residual tumor detected.
29:24No signs.
29:25None.
29:26Zero.
29:27Zippo.
29:28Zilch.
29:36Wow.
29:37Do another MRI in six months
29:39just to be sure,
29:40but you are in the clear.
29:43This is exactly what we hoped for.
29:45Kina hara.
29:47Toh, toh, toh, toh.
29:48Knock on wood.
30:03Oh, you son of a bitch.
30:05I told you.
30:06You told me no.
30:10It's too heavy for diamonds.
30:13Is it a magic eight ball?
30:14Well, you just open it.
30:15I don't like baseball.
30:23I do.
30:27So you got me something you like.
30:29I caught that foul ball down the third base line
30:32on my 13th birthday.
30:36My dad was amazed that I snagged it.
30:39After the game,
30:41we went outside the stadium.
30:44I was a shy kid,
30:44but my father pushed me
30:46to ask my favorite players
30:47to sign it,
30:48and they all did.
30:50Burke Campanaris,
30:51Raleigh Fingers,
30:51Reggie Jackson,
30:53Catfish Hunter.
30:56If it happened today,
30:57it'd all be on video.
30:59But all I have to remember
31:01that awesome day
31:02is that ball.
31:08I wanted you to have something
31:09that mattered to me.
31:17Aaron, I can't...
31:18Oh, yes, you can.
31:21I can't see you.
31:28Bye.
31:33Cancer changes people.
31:35I've had patients tell me
31:36it was a blessing,
31:38that their lives were better after.
31:40They're idiots.
31:43Maybe.
31:48Would you have thought
31:49of such a wonderful gift
31:5011 months ago?
31:51Care to do the honors?
32:19Let's take it up.
32:30No.
32:31No.
32:31No.
32:32No.
32:43No.
32:48I'm so sorry.
33:16I should have trusted you.
33:18Please talk to me, Laura.
33:24Yell at me if you want.
33:25I deserve it.
33:27It's not your fault.
33:28Yes, it is.
33:30I should have done more research,
33:32looked harder for an alternative diagnosis.
33:35I mean, it's not your fault.
33:36You are the way you are.
33:40You don't understand the love a mother feels.
33:44I understand that a lot of mothers abuse their children.
33:48You don't understand love
33:50because you've never allowed yourself to be vulnerable.
33:56Even when you were married to Kashal,
33:59you never really committed.
34:03You always expect the worst in people
34:05because that's all you see in yourself.
34:08I've never been in so much pain.
34:25It felt so good.
34:27Move up your pain meds.
34:29You're still going to need some skin and soft tissue grafts,
34:32but the hard part's done.
34:34Your prognosis is excellent.
34:36Thank you all so much.
34:37What am I taking this thing home in a glass bottle?
34:42Y'all got something that big?
34:44He's just being a smartass.
34:51Are you sure you want to do this?
34:53Shut up.
34:53I saved the patient.
35:14I deserve to be a surgeon.
35:16Dr. Murphy.
35:20Dr. Han, I want my old job back.
35:27You're making a mistake.
35:29Am I, Sean?
35:30Yes.
35:32Because it seems like you're doing really well in pathology.
35:35You made a great save on an earlier case
35:37and a great save today.
35:38You keep doing well and over time
35:41we can build to you having more responsibility.
35:53No.
35:58I'm a surgeon.
36:00I am not leaving your office
36:08until you reinstate me.
36:15What are you doing, Sean?
36:17Do you think ordering me to do something
36:19will change my mind?
36:20Do you really think it's a good idea
36:22to try and bully me?
36:25I am a surgeon.
36:28I am a surgeon.
36:32Do you realize that you're proving my point?
36:35That you're acting immature,
36:37showing that you don't know how to communicate
36:39and you can't control your emotions.
36:41I am a surgeon.
36:44But you do have a talent that I value.
36:48So I'm going to give you one last chance
36:49to maintain your dignity
36:51and leave my office.
36:53Now.
36:54Because if I have to call security,
36:59you understand that I'm also going to have to fire you.
37:01I am a surgeon.
37:11I am a surgeon.
37:14I am a surgeon.
37:18I am a surgeon.
37:20Dr. Hahn, I am a surgeon.
37:22I am a surgeon.
37:52I am a surgeon.
37:53I am a surgeon.
37:54I am a surgeon.
37:55I am a surgeon.
37:56I am a surgeon.
37:57I am a surgeon.
37:58I am a surgeon.
37:59I am a surgeon.
38:00I am a surgeon.
38:01I am a surgeon.
38:02I am a surgeon.
38:03I am a surgeon.
38:04I am a surgeon.
38:05I am a surgeon.
38:06I am a surgeon.
38:07I am a surgeon.
38:08I am a surgeon.
38:09I am a surgeon.
38:10I am a surgeon.
38:11I am a surgeon.
38:12I am a surgeon.
38:13You got it in you
38:19You got it in you
38:25When the lights go out and leave you standing in the dark
38:32No one ever told you this would be so hard
38:39I know you think your fire is burning out
38:45But I used to see you shining through
38:49You got it in you
38:54When the lights go out and leave you standing in the dark
39:11No one ever told you this would be so hard
39:17I know you think your fire is burning out
39:23But I used to see you shining through
39:27You got it in you
39:33You got it in you
39:45You got it in you
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