Ο ΓΙΑΤΡΟΣ Σ2 - ΕΠΕΙΣΟΔΙΟ 2
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00:00:00Music
00:00:16What's happening man?
00:00:17I can't take it anymore!
00:00:19Oh
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00:02:53That's it
00:02:59Problematic is the DCC little go then, you know
00:03:05The baby it's an artist at the school
00:03:08Yeah, yeah
00:03:12First the party
00:03:14Tell you
00:03:17Everybody
00:03:19No, we don't say it's part of a lesson. Y'all also met in a Dakota
00:03:23came a canoe
00:03:27This baby sneak up on us with this baby, you know, they came up with you, you know, they're gonna party me up
00:03:32Oh, I see. I'm gonna put this in a business
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00:03:52Thank you very much.
00:04:14Welcome to our little girl.
00:04:16Good start.
00:04:18Again?
00:04:23Good morning.
00:04:27End of the trial.
00:04:29What does that mean?
00:04:31It means that we return to normality.
00:04:33So, the former defendants are fooling around with the new ones.
00:04:37The only thing is that I'm not that new here.
00:04:40From me, more so.
00:04:42So, you should expect an unfair and offensive treatment.
00:04:45Constantly and indiscriminately.
00:04:47From you?
00:04:48The irony is punished, my little girl.
00:04:50Okay, I'll keep that in mind.
00:04:54Besides the fun, and with all the insults you want in between,
00:05:00I can rely on you.
00:05:02I feel like it's my first day today.
00:05:05Relax.
00:05:06You can't make it worse than what I saw.
00:05:09We tried all day to avoid your father because we were afraid he would fire us.
00:05:13Yes, he was sweet then, I know.
00:05:16I miss him too.
00:05:19I'm sorry that Danai is missing on his first day of normality.
00:05:24Family obligations.
00:05:26That's life.
00:05:30Can you see that?
00:05:32I don't know if you noticed, but the department has to operate today as well.
00:05:37I forgot.
00:05:38The good things about normality.
00:05:40Champoulat is going back to Ethiopia.
00:05:42Champoulat, I feel sorry for you for leaving you alone with this guy.
00:05:47This guy is the only one in the department who hasn't been sick for a day.
00:05:52Guys, don't make it worse.
00:05:54We made a promise, didn't we?
00:06:00At the end of the pandemic, we'll open this here.
00:06:05Right.
00:06:07Okay, we'll do it.
00:06:09But now we have to go because a new manager is here.
00:06:12How do you imagine him?
00:06:15Yes, something tells me that we'll have to open the bottle faster.
00:06:21Blue dog?
00:06:23Blue dogs.
00:06:24Blue dog.
00:06:28Don't drink it by yourself.
00:06:32Yes, it's four octaves.
00:06:34Do you want one?
00:06:36No, no, thank you. I don't want your friend at home.
00:06:39Even with four legs, he'll tell you everything.
00:06:41What are you afraid of?
00:06:43Don't bother me. We have a meeting here.
00:06:45They hung up on us. I have to hang up. Bye.
00:06:50I wonder who made you smile.
00:06:52You knew someone.
00:06:56Good morning.
00:06:59Thank you very much for being here.
00:07:02I called you to meet the person in charge of the pathology department.
00:07:06Is everyone here?
00:07:08Not everyone, unfortunately.
00:07:09It's not easy. I understand.
00:07:12But we have to go on.
00:07:14Especially for those who are no longer here.
00:07:17After all, the new director needs everyone's support.
00:07:28Good morning, everyone.
00:07:31So, I know you have your doubts about me.
00:07:35Director of the pathology department, an ophthalmologist.
00:07:38But we are in a new era.
00:07:41And there is a need for a new approach.
00:07:44A lot will change.
00:07:46Organization, method, safety protocol.
00:07:50And if all this is not enough for the new era,
00:07:53then people will change.
00:07:57We are all under suspicion.
00:07:59And first of all, me.
00:08:01No one is irreplaceable.
00:08:03Dimitri, we have a new intruder.
00:08:04Sofia, the new director is here. She sent you.
00:08:08Yes, I see it, but it's urgent.
00:08:10Come, Dimitri.
00:08:11Are you coming?
00:08:15Please, I need information.
00:08:18Of course.
00:08:23Why did they throw us in this room? Can you explain?
00:08:26What are we waiting for?
00:08:29Where are the doctors? We are sick of them.
00:08:31We have the best doctors and the best doctors in Greece.
00:08:34Sotiri, calm down, please.
00:08:36How can I calm down?
00:08:39Dad, stop it.
00:08:41You stop it, not me.
00:08:43Good morning.
00:08:44Welcome.
00:08:45I'm Sofia Alexandri, a pathologist.
00:08:47I'm here to see my colleague.
00:08:49Why did you bring me here?
00:08:51There is no doctor here.
00:08:53Let's go.
00:08:54Sotiri.
00:08:55Your colleague said you were in a hurry.
00:08:58Kostakis.
00:08:59Kostakis is younger than you.
00:09:01He won't touch me.
00:09:03Let's go.
00:09:04You are in a hurry.
00:09:06It means that you had a high pressure and a heart attack.
00:09:09This is called anxiety, my sweet girl.
00:09:12Anxiety.
00:09:13People work like dogs from morning till night.
00:09:17You don't know what it's like for a man to fight for so many months...
00:09:20...in the Kornoios, in the Harakommas...
00:09:22...and to be examined by pedophiles in the end.
00:09:25You don't know either.
00:09:26We fought for so many months in the Kornoios, in the Harakommas.
00:09:29Congratulations.
00:09:31Well done.
00:09:33Let's go.
00:09:37What happened?
00:09:38Dad?
00:09:41What happened to me?
00:09:44I can't walk.
00:09:46Who knows?
00:09:47Anxiety, I guess.
00:09:51Heart attack, hypertension, paralysis of the lower limbs.
00:09:54Cerebral hemorrhage.
00:09:56That's all?
00:09:58Kelly.
00:09:59Something endocrinological?
00:10:01You've started a disease, Kelly.
00:10:03Wake up, please.
00:10:06Anything else?
00:10:07Maybe we should talk more to the patient.
00:10:11Have you thought about what I would do, Andreas, if I were here?
00:10:14We need to learn how to function without him, okay?
00:10:16How's the implantation going?
00:10:18It's not as effective.
00:10:20We're studying the symptoms.
00:10:21Age?
00:10:22Sixty-one.
00:10:23Memorandum or menopause?
00:10:25Menopause.
00:10:26I was on the edge.
00:10:28Call the gerontologist. It's not your case.
00:10:30It's Alzheimer's.
00:10:31Alzheimer's doesn't explain heart attack.
00:10:33It must be something else.
00:10:35For you, it's always something else.
00:10:37But didn't you find what almost killed us all?
00:10:41Someone killed them.
00:10:43At least they respect you.
00:10:51So, call the gerontologist.
00:10:53Let him take care of the patient.
00:11:00Sofia.
00:11:02This is what you asked for.
00:11:07Michael Stachari.
00:11:15Excuse me, I'm looking for Ms. Lambrinou.
00:11:18Do you have an appointment with her?
00:11:20Not exactly.
00:11:21Then you'll have to wait. She's busy.
00:11:24Okay, thank you.
00:11:27Nice earrings.
00:11:30Nice earrings.
00:11:47Good morning.
00:11:48Good morning.
00:11:49Unfortunately, we don't have anything new from the lab.
00:11:52You had my wife in there for two weeks.
00:11:54She's been infected by something rare.
00:11:56When you were traveling abroad,
00:11:58would the girls want to see her?
00:12:00Better not.
00:12:02At least, could you give this to her?
00:12:06Give it to the nurse.
00:12:08It's better if we don't have contact with her.
00:12:10Keep me updated.
00:12:15Give it to me.
00:12:27Stop it, Christian.
00:12:29It's nothing. It's just tiredness.
00:12:32It's tiredness, but maybe we should tell them what happened.
00:12:36Don't be afraid.
00:12:37Sotiris, I'm talking to you.
00:12:38You're a doctor, Christian. I'm asking you.
00:12:40You're a doctor, you know.
00:12:42It's good to be calm and relaxed at home,
00:12:44and to have an opinion.
00:12:46I don't think I'm calm and relaxed at home with you.
00:12:49We're not together all the time.
00:12:51Can't you see the pressure I've put on you because of the pandemic?
00:12:54You keep saying that.
00:12:56Stop it. You're driving us crazy.
00:12:58Yes, and I'll keep saying it, because you don't understand.
00:13:03Dad, why did you treat her like that?
00:13:05Stop it, honey.
00:13:07Stop it, because you'll hear it now.
00:13:11Mom.
00:13:22Mom.
00:13:24Mom, when you leave, will you calm down?
00:13:26You're driving me crazy. I can't take it anymore.
00:13:29I can't take it anymore.
00:13:32But Lambrini is the director.
00:13:34Yes, but Alexandrina is older in the department.
00:13:36She told us to follow him and give him specific tests.
00:13:39Okay, I get it. Calm down.
00:13:42I'm sorry.
00:13:43But if we continue like this, the department is doomed.
00:13:46So?
00:13:47What do we do?
00:14:10I'm sorry, but there's a delay.
00:14:12I'm a doctor.
00:14:13There's only one doctor here.
00:14:16That's right.
00:14:22That's it.
00:14:23Wait outside for the results.
00:14:28Good morning, doc.
00:14:30The day would be better for everyone if you helped a little with Noura.
00:14:33I'm sorry.
00:14:34It's okay.
00:14:36The day would be better for everyone if you helped a little with Noura.
00:14:39I have to go back and I think you too.
00:14:42Don't worry.
00:14:44Someone has to take care of the pandemic.
00:14:46You know, it still exists.
00:14:48Other people can come here.
00:14:49The more you miss, the worse it gets.
00:14:51That's right.
00:14:53Why?
00:15:01I heard you have issues with Christina.
00:15:03I only have one issue.
00:15:05That she's suitable for the position.
00:15:08That's exactly it.
00:15:10She'll show us all what she wants.
00:15:13There's a new one coming today.
00:15:15I'm sure I'll go with her.
00:15:17I'll come to the hospital to talk to her.
00:15:19Do you have the newspaper?
00:15:20Yes, but I came first to Michalis.
00:15:23It's his birthday today.
00:15:25We're next door.
00:15:27We'll drop by too.
00:15:28Okay.
00:15:29See you.
00:15:31Kisses.
00:15:33Kisses.
00:15:36It's Michalis' birthday today.
00:15:38I love you.
00:16:01Are you okay?
00:16:03Yes.
00:16:08I love you.
00:16:19Can you see it?
00:16:20Yes.
00:16:21I see it.
00:16:23I love you.
00:16:38I love you.
00:17:08I LOVE YOU
00:17:09I LOVE YOU
00:17:10I LOVE YOU
00:17:11I LOVE YOU
00:17:12I LOVE YOU
00:17:15I can't believe it.
00:17:16What are you doing here, doc?
00:17:18I didn't know you were coming back to the hospital.
00:17:20I was just passing by.
00:17:21Dr. Lambrinou?
00:17:23Take your time.
00:17:24There are others.
00:17:26Tell me,
00:17:27when will you stop dealing with COVID and come back to us?
00:17:30I'm useful right now.
00:17:31A doctor like you is useful everywhere.
00:17:34I'm not a doctor anymore.
00:17:35Yes, but you're the doctor of our hearts.
00:17:37That's enough.
00:17:40Do you need new gloves?
00:17:41Yes.
00:17:44Hi, dad.
00:17:45Welcome.
00:17:46How are you?
00:17:47If you didn't know,
00:17:48I had a difficult patient.
00:17:49How is he?
00:17:50His paralysed body is gone.
00:17:51But his pulse and blood pressure are still high.
00:17:53Does he have a heart problem?
00:17:56He's in a state of confusion.
00:17:57Lambrinou thinks it's Alzheimer's,
00:17:59but I think it's something more complex.
00:18:02Sofia,
00:18:03it doesn't make sense.
00:18:04The doctor doesn't care about these things anymore.
00:18:23Good morning.
00:18:25Good morning.
00:18:27Who are you?
00:18:28Andreas Vlitos.
00:18:29I'm a pathologist.
00:18:30At the moment,
00:18:31I'm out of the hospital
00:18:32because of COVID-19.
00:18:34Do you hear that?
00:18:35Do you hear that we're at war?
00:18:36And this idiot is keeping me here.
00:18:38Sotiri, stop it.
00:18:39What should I stop?
00:18:40She's an idiot.
00:18:41Please.
00:18:42Sofia.
00:18:45Sotiri,
00:18:46they brought you here in a state of confusion.
00:18:48Right?
00:18:49That's what they say.
00:18:50Good.
00:18:51Why don't you prove to my colleagues
00:18:54that you're much more intelligent than them?
00:19:00How?
00:19:01In what way?
00:19:02Dog, bread, cat.
00:19:05Dog, bread, cat.
00:19:06What day is it today?
00:19:08Thursday.
00:19:09Thursday.
00:19:10Thursday.
00:19:12Thursday.
00:19:13I want you to count backwards
00:19:15seven numbers starting with 100.
00:19:18100, 93, 86, 78.
00:19:22No, wrong.
00:19:2379.
00:19:25I know.
00:19:26After 86, it's 79.
00:19:31Do you remember the words I told you?
00:19:34Gav, mam, miaou.
00:19:38Okay, doctor.
00:19:39Pass.
00:19:41Good morning.
00:19:42What are you doing here, Andreas?
00:19:46You chose to work outside the hospital.
00:19:49Free check-ups are part of prevention.
00:19:51And prevention, after what we've been through,
00:19:53is necessary.
00:19:54I'll continue.
00:19:56But I'm interested in this area.
00:19:58I want to make sure it has a future.
00:20:01And what am I doing here?
00:20:05What kind of future do you have in mind?
00:20:07You left your mark when you were director
00:20:10and I'll leave mine.
00:20:16Why are you laughing?
00:20:21I never thanked you for the gynecology.
00:20:24I wouldn't have passed the exams without you.
00:20:26Do you remember the nights we spent reading?
00:20:29Prophecy, translation.
00:20:31Translation and completion.
00:20:34You, me and Anna.
00:20:38Right.
00:20:40You'll do great, I'm sure.
00:20:43Just one thing.
00:20:44If you'll excuse me.
00:20:47Don't overlook some details.
00:20:49The patient's hand is shaking.
00:20:51He's not Alzheimer's.
00:20:53A specialist will tell us that.
00:20:55Isn't that a bit early?
00:20:57We don't know our patients well.
00:21:00I know my patient so well
00:21:03that I can say that this is a special case.
00:21:10You should have given her to my department.
00:21:12We can't just think about the virus.
00:21:14There are other diseases, too.
00:21:16But the virus is already there.
00:21:18It causes aggravation and aggravation leads to investments.
00:21:21Special cases are enough.
00:21:23We need to have at least one department
00:21:25where we can look patients in the eye.
00:21:27Humanly. You have to tell the administration.
00:21:29I'm not in a position to give instructions.
00:21:31You're the director, you know.
00:21:33In a hospital with hundreds of patients
00:21:35and dozens of COVID-19 patients.
00:21:37It's not your fault.
00:21:38You warned them.
00:21:39Andreas.
00:21:40There will be research.
00:21:42They'll look for everything in the hospital.
00:21:46If it turns out I overlooked something,
00:21:48the consequences will be huge.
00:21:52Even a minor amelioration will be enough.
00:22:06Why are you so secretive, doc?
00:22:08Are you preparing a conclusion for the ministry?
00:22:10That's plan B.
00:22:12Dimitris was right.
00:22:14Lambrinou is preparing changes.
00:22:16I'm afraid her plans don't include us.
00:22:20What plans do you have?
00:22:22Are you going to poison her?
00:22:24Unfortunately, I can't protect her.
00:22:26I don't work in the hospital anymore.
00:22:28Fine. I'll poison her.
00:22:30Christina is a friend.
00:22:32I'll give her a small dose.
00:22:34And she's a very smart woman.
00:22:36What I have in mind is to convince her
00:22:38about the correctness of our method.
00:22:40She'll understand by herself
00:22:42that you're too good to be missed.
00:22:44But...
00:22:45I imagine you called us here for a reason.
00:22:48We're going to conduct a survey
00:22:50about the pandemic months.
00:22:52We're going to invite theorists
00:22:54who will check everything.
00:22:56It's been a great job.
00:22:58You have nothing to worry about.
00:23:00Unless...
00:23:02Unless they discover something.
00:23:04That Michalis was a zero-dose patient.
00:23:06We'll tell you everything exactly as it happened.
00:23:08Michalis caught COVID from his neighbor
00:23:10who was taking care of him.
00:23:12I brought the COVID to the hospital.
00:23:14Sofia caught it and the rest followed.
00:23:16He had no idea.
00:23:18Yes, but he kept working
00:23:20even though he knew he had a servant.
00:23:22He could be charged with negligence.
00:23:24We knew that too.
00:23:26If Lambrinou finds out,
00:23:28he could fire us.
00:23:30It's a disaster.
00:23:32Both for the department and for Michalis' honor.
00:23:34And for his sister.
00:23:36If Michalis is charged,
00:23:38he'll pay the financial price.
00:23:40Listen, this secret must stay between us.
00:23:42Besides, I don't think there's any evidence
00:23:44to prove that Michalis was a zero-dose patient.
00:23:46Maybe there is.
00:23:50I wrote him a letter when he had a servant.
00:23:58And the certificate is in his file.
00:24:00It's in the archive.
00:24:02The investigators might find it.
00:24:04The archive is closed now.
00:24:06I'll sort it out.
00:24:08Tomorrow.
00:24:10Bless you.
00:24:12Bless you.
00:24:14Bless you.
00:24:16Thank you very much.
00:24:18You can go now.
00:24:20Don't tire me out.
00:24:22Please.
00:24:24We introduced you to the best specialist.
00:24:26My dear boy, can you tell me you're a doctor
00:24:28and you can diagnose Alzheimer's?
00:24:30Look, we're not sure,
00:24:32but if you have it,
00:24:34the more you wait, the worse you'll get.
00:24:36Dad, please, listen to them.
00:24:38They're crazy.
00:24:40They're insane.
00:24:42Leave me alone.
00:24:44I can't tell them I have Alzheimer's at my age.
00:24:46It might be in the early stages.
00:24:48In the early stages, miss?
00:24:50You're lucky.
00:24:52Go back to school and do geography,
00:24:54religion, math, family...
00:24:58Come here.
00:25:02Please go.
00:25:04I want to be alone with my wife.
00:25:08Please.
00:25:18What's going on?
00:25:24I fell down.
00:25:26Like a baby.
00:25:30I'll call the doctor and we'll tell him.
00:25:32Okay?
00:25:38Okay.
00:25:58What's going on?
00:26:02I don't recognize myself anymore.
00:26:04Believe me,
00:26:06I know how it is.
00:26:12I was a nurse.
00:26:14For years.
00:26:16Many years.
00:26:18Can you imagine?
00:26:20When I first started working,
00:26:22everything was made of glass.
00:26:24The syringes,
00:26:26the tubes,
00:26:28they all wanted
00:26:30a very good cleaning.
00:26:32I spent incredible hours
00:26:34working.
00:26:36Not cleaning the tubes.
00:26:40I spent a lot of time
00:26:42with the patients.
00:26:44Then came this.
00:26:46Coronavirus.
00:26:48It changed completely.
00:26:50I got so angry
00:26:52inside of me.
00:26:54I became aggressive.
00:26:56One day,
00:26:58I rushed to a colleague.
00:27:00They called me.
00:27:02No one came.
00:27:06That's how I became a saviour.
00:27:20I'm a doctor.
00:27:24Dog, bread,
00:27:26cat.
00:27:30I'm a doctor.
00:27:34It's not Alzheimer's.
00:27:36It's Parkinson's.
00:27:38It's not just tremor in the arms.
00:27:40She has a seizure.
00:27:42She can't speak.
00:27:44She smiles with her eyes
00:27:46and not her face.
00:27:48The case is called a saviour.
00:27:50The patients are not fools.
00:27:52What are you talking about?
00:27:54I'm a doctor.
00:27:56Then act like a doctor.
00:27:58If the symptoms go away,
00:28:00we're talking about Parkinson's.
00:28:02So we keep him here?
00:28:04Yes.
00:28:14Thank you very much.
00:28:16I knew you'd understand.
00:28:28Good morning.
00:28:38Good morning.
00:28:40What can I do for you?
00:28:42Is there a problem?
00:28:44If there wasn't,
00:28:46I wouldn't call with a bright mind like yours.
00:28:48I'm talking about Andreas Vretos.
00:28:50Vretos?
00:28:52Isn't he out of the hospital?
00:28:54Yes.
00:28:56He's a member of the pathology department.
00:28:58I'm sorry to say this.
00:29:00He's an excellent doctor and friend.
00:29:02But while he's here,
00:29:04he affects everyone a lot.
00:29:06I won't be able to make the changes you asked for.
00:29:08I understand.
00:29:10Let a few days pass
00:29:12and ask them clearly
00:29:14what I prefer.
00:29:16You or Vretos.
00:29:18I'll make sure they make the right choice.
00:29:20Don't worry.
00:29:27We're subsidizing endoflavia
00:29:29to increase its effect.
00:29:32So if I walk slowly tomorrow,
00:29:34like I do today,
00:29:36I have Alzheimer's.
00:29:38If I walk faster, I have Parkinson's.
00:29:40We can test it otherwise.
00:29:42Where will I walk?
00:29:44Here. Just a few steps.
00:29:46I'll go to the window,
00:29:48you'll open it, and I'll jump from below.
00:29:50Stop it!
00:29:52Do you want me to cry?
00:29:54We're in the research stage.
00:29:56Nothing is certain.
00:29:58Are you sleeping well?
00:30:00Do you need help?
00:30:02I'm fine.
00:30:04I have my daughter's herbs.
00:30:06Molokha.
00:30:10It's very hot in here.
00:30:12Shall we lower the temperature?
00:30:14And the portions of the food
00:30:16are too small.
00:30:18Why don't they grow?
00:30:20And larger portions.
00:30:22Tomorrow you'll be here.
00:30:24Sure.
00:30:26Between you and the window.
00:30:28When you open it.
00:30:36Not soon.
00:30:38I want her today.
00:30:40Today!
00:30:42What's going on?
00:30:44Maragda's tests.
00:30:46The woman in the MAF.
00:30:48I called her husband and he asked me.
00:30:50The woman is dying.
00:30:52The lab has many samples.
00:30:54Leonida, hurry.
00:30:56Maragda is getting worse.
00:31:06What's going on?
00:31:08Why is my wife getting worse?
00:31:10Tell me, I'm asking you.
00:31:12It takes time to find out
00:31:14which virus has infected her.
00:31:16It's not my fault that the
00:31:18virus has spread.
00:31:20That's what we'll tell her husband.
00:31:22He has to wait.
00:31:24His wife is dying in front of him.
00:31:26We should at least let him be with her.
00:31:28No, of course not.
00:31:30If he gets infected too,
00:31:32it will cause an epidemic.
00:31:34The priority right now is to find out
00:31:36what's killing her.
00:31:38You shouldn't get close to her.
00:31:40You're saying this because
00:31:42she's not your person.
00:31:44I'm sorry.
00:31:46Leonida!
00:31:48Leonida!
00:31:50Are you okay?
00:31:52I'm fine.
00:31:54Come on, Pelinou.
00:31:56Don't worry. The virus won't spread.
00:31:58Why are you like this?
00:32:00I don't know.
00:32:02I'm probably tired of being here.
00:32:04What's going on?
00:32:06It doesn't matter.
00:32:08I'm leaving anyway.
00:32:16Okay.
00:32:46I'm sorry.
00:32:48The new doctor wasn't coming today.
00:32:50That's what they say.
00:32:52So?
00:32:56Excuse me.
00:32:58Excuse me.
00:33:00Please.
00:33:04Are you the doctor
00:33:06who was supposed to leave today?
00:33:08Alexandros Christidis.
00:33:10Why didn't you tell me earlier?
00:33:12I was waiting for you.
00:33:14Why are you taking so long?
00:33:16I was waiting for you to find some time.
00:33:18Okay. I'll go to Mrs. Lembrinou now.
00:33:20My shift is over now.
00:33:22It's 8 o'clock.
00:33:24I'll see you tomorrow.
00:33:26Bye.
00:33:28Good night.
00:33:30He wasn't in a good mood for work.
00:33:32He'll be fine.
00:33:34Goodbye, everyone.
00:33:36Dimitris.
00:33:40Thank you for today.
00:33:42I wanted to tell you
00:33:44that when I work with you,
00:33:46everything is easier.
00:33:48You say that because
00:33:50you haven't accepted my invitation yet.
00:33:52Don't you want to eat something?
00:33:56Let's go some other time,
00:33:58because...
00:34:00Some other time.
00:34:02Okay.
00:34:04Good night.
00:34:06I'll be there in 10 minutes.
00:34:10My kids told me that Christina heard you.
00:34:12It's just the beginning.
00:34:14If she justifies the result,
00:34:16she'll understand that our method works.
00:34:18Your method.
00:34:20Ours.
00:34:22Mine and yours.
00:34:24And those who learn it from you.
00:34:30How are you?
00:34:32Alive.
00:34:34Alive.
00:34:36Are the sessions still going on?
00:34:38Yes.
00:34:40Although I don't understand
00:34:42why I have to go to a psychologist.
00:34:44We all lost someone.
00:34:46You haven't lost much more.
00:34:48My pregnancy had just begun.
00:34:50It didn't mean anything to me.
00:34:54And as for Michalis...
00:34:58Scorpio's death
00:35:00will hurt all of us,
00:35:02not just me.
00:35:04Yes.
00:35:10Everyone will be fine here on their own.
00:35:12I'll go to Heraklion,
00:35:14as we agreed with Michalis.
00:35:16I owe him.
00:35:32I LOVE YOU
00:35:34I LOVE YOU
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00:36:16Good evening.
00:36:18Good evening, doctor.
00:36:20Good evening.
00:36:22We're fine.
00:36:24What are you doing here?
00:36:26Do you want help with the baby?
00:36:30Yes.
00:36:36Next.
00:36:50I don't remember what to do.
00:36:52Should I walk slowly or fast?
00:36:54Don't think about it.
00:36:56Walk as fast as you can.
00:36:58Walk as fast as you can.
00:37:16So, what do I have?
00:37:18Alzheimer's or Parkinson's?
00:37:20Levodopa didn't show any results.
00:37:22So, it doesn't look like Parkinson's.
00:37:24What do you mean?
00:37:26Alzheimer's?
00:37:28So, such a difficulty in movement
00:37:30could be a symptom of a more
00:37:32positive syndrome.
00:37:36Come.
00:37:38Come, dad.
00:37:44Call your mother.
00:37:46Tell her to come here quickly.
00:37:48Go.
00:37:52Go.
00:37:54Leave her alone.
00:37:56She didn't have the courage to come today.
00:37:58Let's wait for an official diagnosis.
00:38:00Okay?
00:38:02Take her, please, and tell her to come here now.
00:38:06In a little while, I might lose her completely.
00:38:10I don't want to be like this.
00:38:12And, please,
00:38:16bring a lot of horses.
00:38:18She will need them to sleep.
00:38:20She will need them to sleep, too.
00:38:22Dad.
00:38:28The conditions are all correct,
00:38:30but, unfortunately, there is a delay.
00:38:32What do you suggest?
00:38:34Magnetic brain and astigmatism.
00:38:36When you find the cause,
00:38:38you will think about the treatment,
00:38:40even if there is not much hope.
00:38:42I see.
00:38:44I see you are optimistic.
00:38:46What happened?
00:38:48Are you in a relationship with our colleague?
00:38:50What are you talking about?
00:38:52You bought a tie after 15 years,
00:38:54so you are interested in your appearance.
00:38:56You smell like a cologne,
00:38:58so she is a woman.
00:39:00You have registered your office,
00:39:02so she is our colleague.
00:39:04Who is she?
00:39:06Your secretary or the new teacher?
00:39:08Andrea.
00:39:10Why don't you tell me?
00:39:12We will decide together when we tell you.
00:39:14I won't tell anyone.
00:39:16It's not possible.
00:39:24At least you are laughing.
00:39:26Tell your girlfriend.
00:39:46I love you.
00:39:48I love you too.
00:40:16Good morning.
00:40:18Good morning.
00:40:20Did you get lost?
00:40:22No.
00:40:24I was trying to see how you organized the archive.
00:40:26Good idea.
00:40:28What are you doing here?
00:40:30I study old incidents.
00:40:32I connect with the past.
00:40:34I meant the hospital,
00:40:36because you are not at your post.
00:40:38I wanted to see how many nurses there are.
00:40:40I am sorry,
00:40:42but I have to go.
00:40:44Why?
00:40:46Are you hiding something from me?
00:40:48Yes.
00:40:52You caught me red-handed.
00:40:58But to find out what I am hiding,
00:41:00you have to look for me.
00:41:06Yes.
00:41:08I know
00:41:10I started all this,
00:41:12but now
00:41:14I am in a different position.
00:41:16And...
00:41:22You are stupid.
00:41:24I am sorry.
00:41:26I am sorry.
00:41:30I always like to see you blush.
00:41:32Bye, Andreas.
00:41:34Good luck.
00:41:42Bye.
00:41:44Bye.
00:42:10Sofia.
00:42:12We have it.
00:42:18Doc.
00:42:22The test results are out, Sotiri.
00:42:24Magnetic and tension.
00:42:26Both are clean.
00:42:28So, Alzheimer's does not exist.
00:42:30So, we have all the symptoms
00:42:32of Parkinson's,
00:42:34but not Parkinson's
00:42:36or any other degenerative disease.
00:42:38Parkinson's is not the firstborn.
00:42:40What if it's a genetic disease?
00:42:42It's a drug.
00:42:44Antibiotics? Antipsychotics?
00:42:46He is a nurse. He would have told us if he was sick.
00:42:48Maybe he doesn't know.
00:42:50I swear.
00:42:52I thought they were just sedatives.
00:42:54I had no idea they were bad for him.
00:42:56And why did you give them to him?
00:42:58Because I couldn't see my mother like that.
00:43:00Life with him was hell.
00:43:02He became aggressive.
00:43:04Reactive.
00:43:06He would get angry with the fly.
00:43:08My father wasn't like that.
00:43:10He changed after the pandemic.
00:43:12I don't know.
00:43:14All this stress
00:43:16made him a different person.
00:43:18If I didn't do something,
00:43:20my mother would get up and leave.
00:43:22And that would make him laugh.
00:43:24Where did you find him?
00:43:26I work at a nursing home.
00:43:28I have access to drugs.
00:43:30Why do you put them in his bag?
00:43:32Do you make them every night?
00:43:34At first, I did.
00:43:36I thought he would get better.
00:43:38But it didn't work.
00:43:40He wasn't behaving.
00:43:42But his nervous system was affected.
00:43:44That's why he was so nervous.
00:43:46He had a heart attack, tremor.
00:43:48All Parkinson's symptoms.
00:43:50And now?
00:43:52Now you'll stop giving him drugs
00:43:54and his symptoms will go away.
00:43:56Efi.
00:43:58Your father needs to know.
00:44:02I'll talk to him.
00:44:04Doc.
00:44:06Can you come here, please?
00:44:16Do you have any symptoms at work?
00:44:18No. I work in the cold storage room.
00:44:20In the fridge.
00:44:22About a month ago, you went to Egypt.
00:44:24I can't think of anything.
00:44:26You said in the fridge?
00:44:28Yes.
00:44:30How is his circulation?
00:44:32Did you check her hands and feet?
00:44:36The librarian told us
00:44:38to avoid any contact with her.
00:45:02A few days later.
00:45:08Her little finger?
00:45:10Yes.
00:45:12The low temperature at work
00:45:14caused a hernia.
00:45:16Her finger was slowly becoming inflamed.
00:45:18Is that what the surgeon does?
00:45:20Yes. Inflammation of the finger causes
00:45:22inflammation of the finger.
00:45:24Will she be treated?
00:45:26Of course.
00:45:28But she'll need surgery.
00:45:30Will she live?
00:45:32She'll live with a good dose of antibiotics.
00:45:40Sotiris had a heart attack.
00:45:46It's insane.
00:45:48Antipsychotics don't cause such
00:45:50heart failure.
00:45:52It could be from the shock.
00:45:56Isn't it enough to know
00:45:58that it's your daughter's life
00:46:00and not your wife's?
00:46:02It's bad for the heart,
00:46:04especially if you're sensitive.
00:46:06Maybe they should consult us first.
00:46:08Alexandros Christidis,
00:46:10I'm Michalis Karagiannis' assistant.
00:46:12Did I say something wrong?
00:46:14I told you before
00:46:16that you can have an opinion
00:46:18about my case.
00:46:20We're not a team.
00:46:22Yes, but it would be better...
00:46:24He's right.
00:46:26He's sick because of the pandemic.
00:46:28But there's another reason.
00:46:30Who?
00:46:32He's making himself hungry.
00:46:48How are you?
00:46:50I'm fine.
00:46:52I'm holding my bed.
00:46:54I should have left.
00:46:56I should have gone to work.
00:46:58It's not your fault.
00:47:00It's my fault.
00:47:02I should have been a big shot
00:47:04to force my daughter to give me
00:47:06a secret sedative.
00:47:08You were unbearable.
00:47:10Is that what you say as a doctor?
00:47:12Unbearable.
00:47:14You know what?
00:47:18As long as
00:47:20the pandemic was going on
00:47:22and I was tired of saying
00:47:24that I shouldn't give up.
00:47:26I should endure
00:47:28for my wife and my daughter.
00:47:30I wanted this war to end
00:47:32so that they could escape
00:47:34the enemy.
00:47:38I thought the enemy
00:47:40was the coronavirus.
00:47:42In the end, it was me.
00:47:44Yes.
00:47:46But I'll say it again.
00:47:48It's probably not your fault.
00:47:50I'm not a regular doctor anymore
00:47:52but I'll ask you to trust me.
00:47:54Can I examine you?
00:47:56What do I have to lose?
00:48:04Lower your neck, please.
00:48:06Lower your neck, please.
00:48:20There.
00:48:22Who?
00:48:24The enemy.
00:48:28Sotiri.
00:48:30Sotiri.
00:48:33Dimitri!
00:48:35Dimitri! Dimitri!
00:48:37Hurry up, Dimitri!
00:48:39Sotiri! Sotiri!
00:48:41Stay with me, Sotiri!
00:48:43Hurry up, Kelly! Hurry up!
00:48:45Sotiri!
00:48:47Sotiri! Stay with me!
00:48:52Sotiri has a bond
00:48:54to his thyroid.
00:48:56That's why, in his blood,
00:48:58he seems to detect
00:49:00more hormones than usual.
00:49:02He also has fatigue,
00:49:04hypothermia,
00:49:06and a bad mood.
00:49:08The change in his character
00:49:10is due to his illness.
00:49:12Have I given him sedatives?
00:49:14If you didn't,
00:49:16he wouldn't have the symptoms
00:49:18and he would never come to the hospital.
00:49:20And now?
00:49:22Will the doctor wake up?
00:49:24Will he get better?
00:49:26We've already done an x-ray
00:49:28and we're going to the hospital.
00:49:30His bond will be removed
00:49:32and we're going to start therapy
00:49:34with vitamins and antibiotics.
00:49:36But you have to accept
00:49:38that we discovered him too late.
00:49:40His condition is still critical.
00:49:42We'll keep you updated.
00:49:46Be patient.
00:49:48Mom.
00:49:50Mom.
00:49:52Everything will be fine.
00:49:54You'll see.
00:49:58You'll see.
00:50:04Yes,
00:50:06your tests are good,
00:50:08but don't get too lucky.
00:50:10Yes, doctor, whatever you say.
00:50:12Everything is fine.
00:50:14You sound tired.
00:50:16I'm exhausted.
00:50:18I'm staying at the third floor
00:50:20and the elevator is broken.
00:50:22Would you like to do a video call
00:50:24like we did during the quarantine?
00:50:28I'm sorry.
00:50:30I can't talk right now.
00:50:32I'm sorry.
00:50:34Then maybe we should come
00:50:36to the hospital one day
00:50:38to get to know each other better.
00:50:40Yes, okay.
00:50:42I'll call you if I can.
00:50:44If you want, I can come too.
00:50:46Yes, okay.
00:50:48I can't talk right now.
00:50:50I'm sorry.
00:50:52I have to hang up.
00:50:54Good night.
00:50:56Who were you talking to?
00:50:58I'll tell you later.
00:51:00What are you doing here?
00:51:02What do you think?
00:51:04She's the way you wanted her.
00:51:06Perfect.
00:51:16Mr. Tsamboulat.
00:51:18Yes?
00:51:22I won't bother you much.
00:51:24I know you've decided to leave.
00:51:26But we're in a very critical moment.
00:51:28Ms. Lambrinou
00:51:30needs the knowledge
00:51:32of the experienced doctors in her department.
00:51:34Are you willing to stay a little longer?
00:51:36Yes, I am.
00:51:40I was expecting a greater response.
00:51:42Before I leave for my country,
00:51:44I don't want to be left behind.
00:51:46Good.
00:51:48That's good for both of us.
00:51:50Thank you very much.
00:51:52Good night.
00:52:04If I did something wrong,
00:52:06I apologize.
00:52:08It's okay.
00:52:10We all have our bad moments.
00:52:12I'll join the department.
00:52:14You'll see.
00:52:16I'm not so sure about that.
00:52:18I'm Lambrinou's choice,
00:52:20Yes.
00:52:22But I'm not so sure
00:52:24that I'll be here to encourage you.
00:52:26Why?
00:52:28Because I'll stay for a few days
00:52:30and then I'll move to Heraklion.
00:52:32That's a shame.
00:52:34I don't think we'll be friends anyway.
00:52:36It's a shame for the department.
00:52:38I saw you working for the senior team.
00:52:40Yes.
00:52:42We are.
00:52:50Good night.
00:53:20Good night.
00:53:50Good night.
00:54:20Good night.
00:54:50Are you still here?
00:54:52Are you keeping the bed?
00:54:56I'm hiding from them.
00:54:58Don't say anything.
00:55:00You're smiling again
00:55:02with your whole face.
00:55:04The symptoms are gone.
00:55:06And you, as a regular doctor,
00:55:08you didn't do badly.
00:55:10It was teamwork.
00:55:12What are you going to do now?
00:55:14Are you going to leave again?
00:55:16You should know that if you leave this hospital,
00:55:18you're a fool.
00:55:20As far as I can see,
00:55:22you didn't get rid of all the bad luck.
00:55:24Doctor, you and I make the same mistake.
00:55:26We're on the wrong side.
00:55:28I'm out on the streets,
00:55:30on the bus full of nerves
00:55:32and you're out on the streets
00:55:34full of ideals.
00:55:36Believe me, I'm not doing it for the ideals.
00:55:38Listen, Doc.
00:55:40They don't call you Doc.
00:55:42Yes, that's what we call him.
00:55:44The war is over.
00:55:46It's time to go back home
00:55:48to the people we love.
00:55:50Me, to my family
00:55:54and you, to your department
00:55:56which is your family.
00:56:00Don't move, Doc.
00:56:02Look.
00:56:04Look how steady my hand is.
00:56:06Look how steady my hand is.
00:56:14Shall we open it?
00:56:16It's not even noon yet.
00:56:18The war is over, brothers.
00:56:20We deserve it.
00:56:22Follow me. Let's go celebrate it on the terrace.
00:56:24I'm not in the mood.
00:56:26Leave me alone for later.
00:56:28To be honest,
00:56:30it's not a good day for me either.
00:56:32Stathatos won't let me go.
00:56:34It's been a while.
00:56:36Anyway, let's celebrate it.
00:56:38I know how much you like my company.
00:56:46I can't believe it.
00:56:48It's okay.
00:56:50They'll lose.
00:56:52Do you want to celebrate it together?
00:57:04Yes.
00:57:12Just a minute.
00:57:14Sorry.
00:57:18Hey, honey.
00:57:20Good morning. How are you?
00:57:22I'm at work.
00:57:24I think that says it all.
00:57:26What about you?
00:57:28I left my mom at my grandparents'
00:57:30and my dad came.
00:57:32Calm down.
00:57:34Good.
00:57:36I miss you a lot.
00:57:38I can't wait to come to Athens
00:57:40and see you up close.
00:57:42Me too.
00:57:44Okay, I'll let you go to work.
00:57:46Give everyone a kiss.
00:57:48I will.
00:57:50Kisses.
00:57:56I think it's better...
00:57:58What?
00:58:00...for us to wait for Danae.
00:58:04Yes, and the rest of us
00:58:06to experience it all together.
00:58:08Yes.
00:58:12Shall we go downstairs?
00:58:16Yes.
00:58:18Yes.
00:58:30Yes.
00:58:34We shouldn't leave.
00:58:38Sofia, if we leave,
00:58:40the team will fall apart.
00:58:42Someone else will be created.
00:58:44Yes, but it will be Christina.
00:58:46Who will take care of the patients
00:58:48and save Maralba?
00:58:50Sofia, Christina is a neurologist.
00:58:52She can't handle
00:58:54all the pathological incidents.
00:58:56We listen to our patients.
00:58:58We see them as human beings.
00:59:00We don't see them as a battlefield
00:59:02for the sick.
00:59:04This team is a family.
00:59:06We have to defend it.
00:59:08There's nothing
00:59:10we can do anymore.
00:59:12Christina is a defender.
00:59:16We'll see about that.
00:59:18We'll see about that.
00:59:48I want my job back.
00:59:50We've explained to you
00:59:52that you can't go back
00:59:54as a regular doctor.
00:59:56I don't intend to go back as a doctor.
00:59:58I intend to go back
01:00:00as a pathological director.
01:00:02My contract with the hospital
01:00:04is still valid, right?
01:00:06Christina, I have nothing to do with you.
01:00:08It's not personal.
01:00:10You know, this is my department.
01:00:12What can I say?
01:00:14We're being spied on.
01:00:16We have to control it.
01:00:18Please, do as many checks as you want.
01:00:20Take your time.
01:00:22When you're done with the checks,
01:00:24let me know.
01:00:26You know where to find me.
01:00:28Thank you very much.
01:00:46We'll see.
01:01:08Anna!
01:01:12I'm going back to the department.
01:01:14It won't be that easy.
01:01:16You don't understand.
01:01:17I'll be back as a manager.
01:01:19What?
01:01:20It's not official yet, but...
01:01:22I'll fight for it and I believe I'll make it.
01:01:25We'll be together again.
01:01:44The manager sees your return to the position of manager very, very positively.
01:02:02But you have to pass some tests.
01:02:05Don't worry, we'll make it up to you.
01:02:07Until next time.
01:02:08No, there shouldn't be a next time.
01:02:10What has to be clear is that the next time shouldn't be the last.
01:02:13Will you accept the changes I've suggested?
01:02:15Because I want to get an offer for the equipment.
01:02:18Do it.
01:02:19He's awake, I don't understand why he's dehydrated again.
01:02:21We don't know much about him, but...
01:02:24he's definitely very weak.
01:02:25What did they bring from the hospital? 80 tons?
01:02:28He needs oxygen, but they told me he doesn't even have a bed.
01:02:30Do you have a surgeon?
01:02:31Have you done a test?
01:02:32No.
01:02:33Is it possible?
01:02:34Even if you're stuck in the hospital?
01:02:36I'll send you an x-ray and I'll come back with the first chance.
01:02:39No, no, I'll call you if I feel like it's necessary.
01:02:42If I fail, I'll just lose my job, not my life.
01:02:45No matter what happens, I'll be by your side.
01:02:47I'm sending you all an alert.
01:02:49I think this guy is up to something.
01:02:52Ilias, he hasn't woken up yet.
01:02:54Do you think he'll make it?
01:02:55He ate secretly.
01:02:57It's impossible, he promised me.
01:02:58Don't you ever trust a drunk.
01:03:00The most probable explanation is that you gave the wrong instruction.
01:03:03Good evening.
01:03:04Hi.
01:03:08I wanted to surprise you.
01:03:11And you did it.