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The.Good.Doctor.S01E02


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00:00Autism.
00:02A mental condition characterized by difficulty in communicating.
00:07Does it sound like I'm describing a surgeon?
00:10You saved his life.
00:11I'm Dr. Sean Murphy.
00:13Never forget, you're the smart one.
00:15And I'm proud of you, Sean.
00:16My brother went to heaven.
00:21In front of my eyes.
00:23He's got a serious deficit.
00:24We hire Sean and we give hope to those people with limitations
00:28that those limitations are not what they think they are.
00:31That they do have a shot!
00:34If Sean doesn't live up to everything I know he can do,
00:38I will resign my position as president of this hospital.
00:58This is my apparent biraz struggle by having a deer who had the TIME house.
01:03I am tired of saying one of your mind.
01:05And you were trying for this hospital life!
01:07I can't turn up some time right now!
01:10It can continue right now.
01:12igu Go to Evan, do not miss you, Sean.
01:15They accidentally have to get a minute campeonaise,
01:18and you're coming back with him again.
01:20If you see him, he will expect you to win!
01:54Where to?
02:02San Jose, St. Bonaventure Hospital.
02:05I'm a surgical resident.
02:06Today's my first full day.
02:08I meant floor.
02:10Oh, ground floor.
02:13I'm taking the bus.
02:24This is Mitchell Brand, 55 years old, post-op day one from a radical prostatectomy.
02:32Morning, Mitchell.
02:33I'm Dr. Melendez.
02:34These are my residents, Dr. Brown and Dr. Kalou.
02:37Your surgery went perfectly.
02:38Yeah?
02:39Are you ever going to walk again?
02:41Yes, of course.
02:43This is Mitchell Brand.
02:44I reviewed his chart.
02:46He's 55 years old from Chicago, divorced with two children.
02:49You did a radical prostatectomy on him yesterday.
02:51There are many possible complications, but none related to motor neurons.
02:55There is no chance you won't be able to walk.
02:59Shh.
03:00He wasn't worried about his legs.
03:05Oh, yes.
03:06There's a significant chance of impotence.
03:08Dr. Murphy, you're late.
03:12No, the bus was late.
03:13The schedule was clear.
03:15They posted online, but the four bus was late, which meant...
03:17You're late.
03:18Five minutes.
03:18We've all been...
03:19On your first day, no less.
03:20It is your responsibility to be here.
03:22If you were not, you have failed in your responsibility, which makes it your fault.
03:25Okay, how can it be my fault?
03:27I did nothing wrong.
03:28The bus...
03:28This is going to work out great.
03:30The board clearly made the right choice in hiring you.
03:34Dr. Melendez, we've got an emergent consult in the ER.
03:37You should be fine if you can leave it alone for a couple days.
03:42Four days of indigestion, bloating, constipation, and nausea.
03:46And a lot of pain, apparently.
03:49Did you give her morphine?
03:50Yeah, ten milligrams.
03:51Hasn't touched her pain.
03:54Do you have time to get a CT?
03:56That's why I called you.
04:02It's very big.
04:05Yes, it is.
04:07What are we looking at?
04:08It's definitely abutting the aorta in the left kidney.
04:11Renolangial myelipoma?
04:13Do you see an extensive blood supply?
04:15No.
04:16Maybe some kind of neurogenic tumor or maybe a lymphoma.
04:19She has a sarcoma, a malignant tumor.
04:24Malignant?
04:24That means it's killing me, right?
04:26Yes.
04:26Not necessarily.
04:27We're just speculating right now.
04:29It's definitely malignant.
04:30If it weren't malignant, then...
04:32Please stop saying malignant.
04:33Should we talk outside?
04:37Give him your morphine as much as she wants.
04:40Okay.
04:42Hang on.
04:44You scared her.
04:46You need to be so blunt.
04:47Why?
04:48Her prognosis is terminal without immediate medical intervention.
04:53Isn't that scary?
04:56What?
04:56That fear does her no good.
05:00Does she have a malignant sarcoma?
05:03Are we going to be doing a laparoptomy?
05:04We need intraoperative staging of the biopsy, extensive dissection of the retroperitoneum,
05:11and excision of the mass with wide clear margins.
05:14I went in.
05:15You do know you're drooling, right?
05:17About cutting open a 40-year-old woman, real person, right behind that door.
05:20It's called bedside manner.
05:21No such thing as outside the door manner.
05:23It is exciting, Claire.
05:25We'd be saving a life, and we'd be learning.
05:27See?
05:28Dr. Brown, you're my number two.
05:32With all due respect...
05:33Comments that start that way rarely come across that way.
05:36I was going to say that's an excellent call.
05:39Jared preps surgical team.
05:40Sir, what do I do?
05:44Scut work.
05:46What's scut work?
05:47Today I'm going to need my surgeons to have no distractions,
05:50so I'm going to need you to handle those distractions.
05:52All the work they do every day that they hate doing,
05:55you're handling it for them.
06:03I'm sure they know we still need to consent on that one.
06:15Am I being punished for something?
06:17No.
06:19Okay.
06:19So that's it?
06:23You just accept my answer at face value?
06:26Why?
06:27You're very arrogant.
06:30Arrogant people don't think they need to lie.
06:33So you must be doing this to teach me.
06:35I look forward to learning from scut work.
06:42Say, ah.
06:44Ah.
06:44How long will this be?
06:46Seven minutes.
06:49Without any complications,
06:50it takes seven minutes to do a discharge examination properly.
06:53Dr. Dunsmear has already cleared him to go,
06:55and we need the bed.
06:56Okay.
06:57Protocol requires that the surgical department also clears him.
07:03You have an ear infection?
07:05Yes, that's why he's here.
07:06My hearing's been a little muffled,
07:08and I've had some ringing.
07:09They gave him amoxicillin,
07:11and we're sending him home,
07:12which is why you're here.
07:13To send him home.
07:16I'd like an MRI of the head and internal auditory meatus.
07:19I'm not being discharged?
07:21What do you think is wrong?
07:24I'll tell you when I know for sure.
07:26I don't want to scare you.
07:35Any available resident to ICP.
07:38Any available resident to ICP.
07:40Sean?
07:41What are you doing down here?
07:43I'm waiting for her to fart.
07:48Flatulence.
07:48But I'm using the word fart in front of the patient to be more casual.
07:52But you're the president of the hospital,
07:53so I'll say flatulence to you.
07:55Well, I appreciate that.
07:57Why are you doing that?
07:59She had her deviated septum repaired.
08:01Before we can release her,
08:02we have to be sure she isn't suffering from postoperative alias.
08:05This is what Dr. Melendez feels you'll be most useful doing today,
08:13waiting for farts.
08:14I'm not just waiting for farts.
08:16Thank goodness.
08:17I'm doing all this gut work.
08:18Well, welcome to your surgical residency.
08:31There.
08:32I think that was it.
08:33I don't think so.
08:40I'll wait a little longer.
08:42This is important.
08:46The procedure is called a laparotomy.
08:48Your heart sounds good.
08:55So we make a long incision down the middle of your abdomen,
08:58expose the tumor.
08:59Am I going to die?
09:03Dr. Melendez is the best surgeon I have ever seen.
09:06Can this all wait?
09:08You have a very serious condition.
09:10It's not advisable.
09:11Just a couple of weeks.
09:12My son is getting married next weekend.
09:15They look very happy.
09:16After the initial incision.
09:19They've been planning this for months.
09:21They have to reschedule.
09:23Well, this is complicated surgery,
09:25but if all goes well,
09:27recovery is pretty easy.
09:28No need to reschedule anything.
09:31And if it doesn't?
09:33If it doesn't go well?
09:39My husband died in a car accident
09:41a couple of years ago.
09:44Mark is our only child.
09:46I can't die right before his wedding.
09:50I can't.
09:53You're not going to die.
09:56You will be at the wedding.
09:58Looking beautiful.
10:00Okay.
10:01You're not supposed to make promises like that, Dr. Brown.
10:11I told her what she needed to hear.
10:13Officially, our legal department's policy is
10:15tell the ugly truth the uglier the better.
10:18Is that what you did?
10:19I don't think that's what you did.
10:20Yeah, well, that's a dumb policy.
10:21She needs to have the surgery.
10:23Scaring her would change nothing.
10:24Right, because a much better policy
10:26would be to lie to all of our patients,
10:27whenever it makes you feel better.
10:28No, it doesn't make me feel better.
10:30It makes her feel better.
10:34I'm pathetic.
10:38What?
10:38I am pathetic.
10:40And here's my thinking.
10:41So just bear with me,
10:43because it kind of insults both of us.
10:45You met that woman an hour ago,
10:47and you lied to her.
10:49A pity lie,
10:49because you obviously care about her.
10:52A pity lie that has
10:53absolutely zero upside for you,
10:55but I can't make you,
10:56the world's softest touch,
10:57care about me.
10:58I need a consult.
11:20You have a question about this?
11:22This patient's perfectly healthy.
11:23There's not even any artifact in these images.
11:25Yeah, which in turn raises
11:26an interesting medical question.
11:28Why the hell did this patient get an MRI?
11:31I don't know anything about this.
11:33Yeah, someone on your team ordered it.
11:35It was your responsibility,
11:36which makes it your fault.
11:38But how did you...
11:40It's my department.
11:40It's my job to know everything.
11:43Well then, since I work for you,
11:44doesn't that make all this actually your fault?
11:46Well, I'm sorry.
11:47I stopped listening after I work for you.
11:53Does that hurt?
11:54Does that hurt?
11:55Yes.
11:57Does that hurt?
11:58Yes.
12:00Does that hurt?
12:01How much are we paying for this?
12:02She has a tummy ache.
12:03That's what they do.
12:04They ache.
12:04Shh.
12:05She's just trying to get out of school again.
12:07Where do you think she learned that from?
12:08You don't think she hears you calling in sick to work
12:10right before you go golfing?
12:12I like school.
12:13Me too.
12:14What did you eat for dinner last night?
12:17Cereal.
12:18I thought you made meatloaf.
12:19I did.
12:19And it got cold while we were waiting for you.
12:21I want D-dimer lactate amylase.
12:23What test are you ordering?
12:25D-dimer lactate amylase.
12:28For a tummy ache?
12:29Yes.
12:30I'm concerned it may be...
12:35Shall we talk outside?
12:37Totally something's wrong.
12:39You're happy she might be sick?
12:40I'm happy you're wrong.
12:42Yeah.
12:42Let's talk outside.
12:43Have they been bickering like that the whole time?
12:48I didn't notice.
12:50They aren't sick.
12:51Yeah, they're what we call a vector.
12:53A carrier.
12:54A cause of disease.
12:56The parents?
12:57Yeah.
12:58A little girl has a tummy ache
12:59because mommy and daddy won't stop fighting.
13:01This isn't a medical issue.
13:02Send them home.
13:03Could be intestinal malrotation,
13:05which could quickly become fatal.
13:06And every patient in this hospital could have malaria.
13:08But that doesn't mean we're going to go around testing
13:10for every condition we think they could have.
13:12For example, an MRI you ordered
13:13on the guy with the ear infection.
13:15Nice call, genius.
13:18I was being sarcastic.
13:19It's normal.
13:20He's healthy.
13:21Send him home too.
13:23Why are you smiling?
13:25Because you're right.
13:27So you thought he was making a mistake
13:28and didn't say anything.
13:29Just stood by watching, taking notes
13:31while he wasted everybody's time.
13:33Is that your job?
13:35In my experience, doctors don't listen to nurses.
13:37And they only talk to us to lecture us
13:39when they figure we screwed something up.
13:42From now on, you don't run any tests
13:47you don't have to run.
13:48How do I know if a test is needed
13:50until after I run it?
13:53She'll tell you.
13:54Today, she's your boss.
13:55I could never eat before surgery.
14:15Puke.
14:16I could do that.
14:18How do you cranky if I don't eat?
14:19I hear Sean made the call.
14:23He's an excellent diagnostician.
14:25Should get him a job in radiology.
14:27He doesn't want to be a radiologist.
14:29He wants to be a surgeon.
14:30That's what we hired him to be.
14:32That's what I worked damn hard
14:34to hire him to be.
14:36Not a glorified orderly.
14:37Every resident does scud work.
14:39So you're treating him like anybody else?
14:41Are you?
14:42Yes.
14:42Yes, I am.
14:43He more than earned the right to be here.
14:46He has had to get past people like you
14:47and their prejudices every step of the way.
14:49Prejudices?
14:50Yeah, prejudices.
14:52Do you have any idea how many patients
14:53he scared the crap out of today?
14:55How many wasted tests he ordered?
14:57So teach him.
14:58I'm doing that.
14:59I'm teaching you both that he doesn't belong.
15:04Okay.
15:05If you're going to make me pull rank,
15:06I will pull rank.
15:08This is my hospital.
15:10But it's my team.
15:12You can't tell me how to run my team.
15:24Hey.
15:26How are you doing?
15:28What's the point of sarcasm?
15:31Um.
15:32Like sometimes it's a way of
15:35critiquing people in a way that's funny
15:38so they don't feel quite so bad.
15:40Isn't it just lying?
15:42Well, it's not lying
15:44because people know you're lying.
15:46I'm not good at that.
15:49You may remember me from last year.
15:52We sell chocolate bars every year
15:53to pay for our class trip to Mount Rushmore.
15:55Okay.
15:56But this year we're not going to Mount Rushmore
15:59because Kenny can't go.
16:01He's got cancer.
16:03So Samantha had the idea that if he can't go,
16:06none of us would go.
16:07And we all thought that was a great idea.
16:09So we're going to have a party at the hospital for him.
16:11There are two Kennys in your class.
16:15Is it Kenny L or Kenny M?
16:17No one's sick.
16:19You lied?
16:20You weren't supposed to lie.
16:21Yeah.
16:22And you and me aren't supposed to starve.
16:24We need money for food.
16:26Was any of that true?
16:27Yeah.
16:29We're not going to Mount Rushmore.
16:30I can't discharge people
16:38if I think they might still be sick.
16:40Um, of course not.
16:42Why would you?
16:42Dr. Melendez made Nurse Friday my boss today.
16:46Should I speak to Dr. Glassman?
16:48No.
16:49What did you think this job was?
16:52To save people's lives.
16:54No.
16:55I mean, yeah.
16:57Sometimes we do save lives.
16:59But the job?
17:00It's doing whatever Melendez asks us to do.
17:05Changing Dr. Brown.
17:06Changing Dr. Brown to the OR.
17:17I'm Dr. Claire Brown.
17:18I'm first assist today,
17:20and I'll be leading the timeout.
17:21Patient's name?
17:23Stephanie Willis.
17:24Scheduled surgery?
17:26Excision of an indeterminate retroperitoneal tumor.
17:29We don't anticipate any complications with the surgery.
17:31Thank you, Dr. Brown.
17:34Ten blade.
17:35Ten blade.
17:45Let's remove a tumor.
17:50Excuse me.
17:54I've opened the fascia.
17:55No.
17:59It might be infected.
18:00It's not.
18:01There is some discoloration.
18:03He's 82 years old.
18:04Everything is discolored.
18:05Dr. Michael, file 747.
18:08Dr. Michael, file 747.
18:13Once we get through the muscle layer, proceed carefully.
18:15Blood pressure 120.
18:16Blood pressure 120 over 70.
18:19Heart rate 60.
18:20She's holding steady.
18:22I've opened the fascia.
18:26You kept your puke?
18:29Yeah, I thought you'd want to see it.
18:32It looks like puke.
18:34No, no, no.
18:35It's not the regular color.
18:37Your puke has a regular color?
18:39Yeah.
18:39It is a bit of an unusual color.
18:42We could order some...
18:45I'm sending you home.
18:47You sure?
18:49It's safe for me to go home?
18:53I don't know what to say.
18:55You'll learn.
18:56By doing.
18:57Hi.
19:10My brother said there's a kid named Kenny and he's sick and there might...
19:14You should give us money.
19:19So am I okay?
19:22Am I okay?
19:23According to all hospital rules and direct instructions given to me, yes.
19:34Whoa.
19:40We need a better exposure of this tumor.
19:45Now let's get the deep valve floor in here.
19:48Deep valve floor retractor?
19:51Let's get this thing open.
19:52I gotta see where it's safe to cut.
19:54Olivia.
19:56I can't see anywhere where the tumor hasn't encased her arteries.
20:00Claire, tell me you got something.
20:01I've got nothing.
20:02This tumor is way bigger than the Loptan scans.
20:07I...
20:08I can't even see her aorta.
20:12That's a problem.
20:13That's a problem.
20:22Is that the girl with the bickering parents?
20:43Didn't we send her home four hours ago?
20:46Dr. Murphy, Dr. Melendez needs you in surgery.
20:58That won't be necessary.
21:00The tumor is entirely encased the large abdominal arteries.
21:10That's very bad.
21:11If it's in the artery walls, it's going to be impossible to cut out without killing her.
21:15You should get a biopsy to determine where the margins are.
21:20You're welcome.
21:21I was being sarcastic again.
21:25Oh, I see because you already know everything I said and you already sent a biopsy to the lab?
21:30Yes, because I'm a doctor too.
21:33Yes, but you need me?
21:34Yeah, I need you to run down to the lab and hurry them along.
21:37I'm Dr. Sean Murphy.
21:55I'm a surgical resident.
21:57Dr. Melendez sent you a biopsy.
21:59When will the results be ready?
22:00When I get to it.
22:02It's very important.
22:03They're all very important.
22:05Let me see the other test orders.
22:08I'll tell you which ones are most important and you can do them in that order.
22:12I'll be honest and fair.
22:14That is not the way that it works.
22:17Now go wait your turn.
22:23Do it again.
22:24Get the hell away from me, you moron.
22:35Let's get out of here.
22:39Wait, wait, wait, wait.
22:42If you want to get anything in life, Sean, there's one thing you've got to do.
22:46Never be afraid.
22:47You're the moron.
23:03If you don't do Dr. Melendez's test right now, I will throw a rock through your window.
23:12Well, I wouldn't want that.
23:23Go have a seat.
23:24Your results will be ready in 15 minutes.
23:26You got a minute?
23:38I have a patient lying in the UOR waiting for lab results and I'm sitting here trying to
23:43figure out what the hell I'm going to do next and I don't like any of my options.
23:46So, yeah, unfortunately it seems I do.
23:49Okay, we can talk another time.
23:51Glassman talked to you.
23:51I don't have a problem with an autistic doctor.
23:56No, you just have a problem with one working for you.
23:58Really?
23:59That's how you see me?
24:00Let's not make this personal.
24:02You're accusing me of prejudice.
24:04I have a problem with the doctor who has a problem with communication.
24:08Okay, let's make this personal.
24:13Who do you respect at this hospital?
24:15You and Glassman.
24:18And who do you not respect?
24:21It doesn't bother you that it looks like you're on the wrong team.
24:29If the tumor hasn't invaded into the arterial walls, we could create a plane of dissection.
24:34Now, if it's a non-invasive liposarcoma, we can work it off from the outside.
24:38Blunt section tissue forceps.
24:39Peel it off piece by piece.
24:40It's a leiomyosarcoma.
24:55Well, that sucks.
24:57Yes, it's sad.
24:58Surgery's impossible.
25:00Well, might as well wake her up.
25:03Let her know she has three months to live.
25:05Offer palliative care.
25:06Surgery isn't impossible.
25:16Just very, very, very difficult.
25:19Yes, in the sense that we'll be operating blind.
25:21Yes, because the left kidney is in the way.
25:24The healthy left kidney.
25:25Both kidneys are healthy, Jared.
25:27She only needs one.
25:28Without the left one, it's theoretically possible to access the tumor and remove it.
25:32You're suggesting we cut out a perfectly healthy organ just to get a better view?
25:35Yes.
25:36But she might die anyway.
25:37Yes, quite probably.
25:40I have to go.
25:41I have a boil to lance.
25:46I think it's a brilliant, very, very, very terrible idea.
25:51Close her up and wake her up.
25:56Wants to join me when I tell her she has six weeks left to live.
26:02There is one possibility.
26:07If we remove the left kidney, we might be able to get a good enough view to successfully remove the mass.
26:11Take out a healthy kidney to get a better view.
26:15That's insane.
26:15We've got good views after battle in any operation.
26:21Most likely outcome is we'd be depriving her of what little time she has left.
26:24What if we succeed?
26:27You want to do this because it's exciting.
26:29You want to be a hero.
26:30But if you fail, this woman dies.
26:33She misses her son's wedding.
26:36That's the issue, isn't it?
26:38You promise this woman she'll be okay.
26:40Okay.
26:40Okay.
26:40Okay.
26:45She had to do the surgery.
26:50I might as well tell her good things.
26:52The reason we don't make patients' promises isn't just for legal.
26:56Jared's right.
26:57Your judgment is compromised.
26:58I still think.
26:59You're not objective.
27:00The hell is.
27:02We should at least wake her up, explain what we found, what we're hoping to do, and get a new consent.
27:09What we're hoping to do is exactly what you told her we were going to do.
27:13Remove that tumor.
27:13The only thing we'd be explaining is why you undersold the risks.
27:18We're doing the surgery.
27:20Jared, you're my new number two.
27:37Mayo's?
27:38Mayo's.
27:38We're going to open the fascia and expose the kidney.
27:45You clamp the renal hilum.
27:46Clamp it.
27:47Clamp.
27:54Just cut off the blood supply to a perfectly healthy kidney.
27:58If you need a color commentary, I would have hired Jeff Van Gundy.
28:01John, I believe you've met Trevor.
28:12Yes.
28:12I sent him home.
28:14Yes.
28:14Well, he didn't go home.
28:16He actually came to the president of the hospital.
28:19Instead, he said you sent him home even though you thought he was sick.
28:23I specifically never said that.
28:24I made sure not to say that.
28:25No, no.
28:26What the hell does that mean?
28:27What does that mean, Sean?
28:28Am I healthy?
28:29Probably.
28:30You're a doctor.
28:31You're supposed to know.
28:32No, we're not.
28:32Nobody knows anything for sure.
28:34Anybody could drop dead of a heart attack at any time.
28:36Who is this guy?
28:38Am I going to have a heart attack?
28:40Sean has some difficulty with certain social interactions, but if he says...
28:45I don't give a crap what he says.
28:47What do you say?
28:48Am I healthy?
28:50I've reviewed your chart, and I can say with complete confidence that you are in peak physical condition.
28:56Thank God.
29:08Sean, people need reassurance.
29:11I told him he was safe to go home.
29:14I was very clear.
29:15With your words, your actions said something completely different.
29:19No, they didn't.
29:19My actions were completely silent.
29:22When you reassure someone, they have to receive it.
29:26You have to gauge whether they actually are reassured.
29:31You understand?
29:34When did you review Trevor's chart?
29:37I didn't.
29:38It's not really a lie.
29:40If you say that he is safe to go home, then I know for a fact that he's safe to go home.
29:47I sent a girl home today.
29:51How often do people develop stomach issues because of their brain?
29:55Based on my personal experience, every single day.
29:58I want D-dimer lactate enamelase for 10-year-old girl Martine LeDuff.
30:06She might have a tummy ache caused by stress.
30:09Or she might not.
30:11Hi, Sean.
30:12Hi, Carly.
30:13That's a lot of tests for an upset stomach.
30:16You could get in trouble.
30:17That's definitely true.
30:22Remove the kidney.
30:22Let's get in there with some suction clearance so we can get a better view of what we're dealing with.
30:45There it is.
30:46It's a mess.
30:52Yes, it is.
30:53Now it's a mess we can see.
30:56Everything is within normal range.
31:01Slightly elevated lactate enamelase.
31:03And she's very small.
31:05Normal should be lower.
31:07Normal should be lower.
31:11What do you think she has?
31:13I don't know.
31:14I don't know.
31:15I don't know.
31:46I don't know.
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32:00I don't know.
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32:12I don't know.
32:13I don't know.
32:14What the hell? It's after one.
32:19I ran tests. The results were ambiguous.
32:22I think Martine has intestinal malrotation and the devolvulus has occurred.
32:26Ambiguous test told you this.
32:28It's a genetic condition. The symptoms are very similar to stress.
32:32Call us in the morning.
32:33Okay, she may not be alive in the morning.
32:39Does your boss know you're here?
32:40No, I think he'd be upset with me for being here.
32:46I am not waking my daughter up in the middle of a school night because of some freak.
32:50And you don't need to call me in the morning because I'll be calling your boss in the morning.
33:02Were you being sarcastic?
33:04How hard is it to get rid of someone?
33:05I told him.
33:06You're right, I'm weird.
33:07Part of my weirdness is that I perseverate.
33:10That means I keep thinking about things.
33:12So I will keep knocking on your door until I know Martine is okay.
33:21Martine.
33:23Martine.
33:26Martine.
33:28Martine, you need to wake up.
33:31Oh, honey.
33:32Martine?
33:34She vomited.
33:35I can't wake her.
33:36I'll call 911.
33:37No, there's no time.
33:39Do you have a car?
33:40Yeah.
34:01Sean.
34:03What's wrong?
34:04What's wrong?
34:04Hey, hey, you called me.
34:06What's wrong?
34:07Hey, look at me.
34:08Look at me.
34:09You don't have to say the whole thing, okay?
34:11Just one thing, okay?
34:12One thing.
34:13My brother.
34:13My brother.
34:29Hold on, Sean.
34:30Hold on now.
34:31Hold on.
34:31Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:32Hold on.
34:33Hold on.
34:33Hold on.
34:34Her pulse is too weak to perfuse her organs.
34:44What?
34:45What is that?
34:49Cherry!
34:51Please hurry.
34:52patient is a 10-year-old female.
35:04She has bradycardia with hypovolemic shock.
35:04She needs oxygen, IV adrenaline, and a liter of saline.
35:09Wide open, please.
35:10Coming through.
35:11Her pulse is better.
35:14She needs an ultrasound.
35:14to a punch.
35:16The sound.
35:21That is it.
35:25Think you've got it all.
35:27You think?
35:28No, you definitely did, I just can't quite believe.
35:30What is your idea?
35:32You should have more confidence.
35:36Nice work, Doctor.
35:38There, the small bowel is twisted around the superior mesenteric artery.
36:05Martine needs surgery immediately.
36:08We need to confirm with Dr. Melendez.
36:10No, Dr. Melendez is in surgery.
36:12Part of Martine's bowel is dying and killing her with it.
36:15No, you cannot make these calls on your own.
36:17Dr. Melendez was very clear.
36:20He was very clear.
36:22It's past midnight, which means it's tomorrow, which means you're no longer my boss.
36:28Is this the OR scheduler?
36:30Yes, this is Dr. Murphy.
36:33Prepare an OR for surgery.
36:42Ten blade?
36:43Ten blade.
36:50I'll take it from here.
36:52Nice diagnosis. I'll handle the repair work.
36:55Is Stephanie okay?
36:58Yes.
36:59Jared had an excellent idea and she's going to be fine. Light?
37:02Light.
37:03Would you like me to assist?
37:08Pretty basic. I think I can take this one on my own.
37:11Go home, get some sleep.
37:13Let him stay.
37:17Dr. Andrews?
37:18Leave our opinions on the wisdom of hiring Dr. Murphy.
37:21That battle is lost.
37:22Sean is here and we have to accept it.
37:24And we will treat him like any other resident.
37:26Sir, it's my team.
37:27And it's my department.
37:30Dr. Murphy?
37:31Back on suction. Congratulations.
37:34Suction ready.
37:35Woo!
37:36I am going to get a drink. I'm way too wound up to sleep.
37:51You care to join me?
37:52For either?
37:53Don't think so.
37:55Seriously.
37:56We were just part of something amazing.
37:59We reached into that woman and we healed her.
38:01And you're what?
38:02Cranky.
38:05Maybe you could learn something from me.
38:07Like what?
38:08To steal credit?
38:09Make yourself a hero with Sean's idea?
38:11No, but I fought for it.
38:12I went out on a limb for it.
38:14I deserve credit for that.
38:17Why didn't you rat me out as soon as I brought it up?
38:20It seemed beside the point.
38:21No, you didn't rat me out because you thought the idea was crazy.
38:25You would let me take the fool.
38:28Is that fair?
38:30My idea if it fails, but Sean's if it succeeds.
38:36But I tell you what.
38:38I'd accept that you're right.
38:40I'd apologize to the whole team.
38:42If you prove to me that you're not a hypocrite.
38:45How am I supposed to prove something like that?
38:48Our patient's about to come out of anesthesia.
38:50Tell her the truth.
38:53When she wakes up and hears what we did.
38:55How we miraculously saved her life.
38:58Be honest with her.
39:00About credit.
39:02Tell her you didn't want to do it.
39:04Tell her that you wanted to send her home to die.
39:07You got Sean off his gut back into surgery.
39:21I heard you tried.
39:22You're welcome.
39:23Just a friendly warning.
39:24I know you have no interest in helping Sean.
39:25You figure you'll give him a little authority.
39:26He'll screw something up.
39:27And then you'll be done with him.
39:28And then you'll be done with me.
39:29You're right about me.
39:30I am getting old.
39:31And maybe a little emotional.
39:32Maybe I overcommitted.
39:35But you're wrong about Sean.
39:36He's gonna handle anything you throw at him.
39:37Either way, if he succeeds, I'm the guy who just backed him.
39:41And if he fails, I'm the president.
40:11Everything went great.
40:27There were complications.
40:28But I'm okay.
40:29Yeah.
40:30But the surgery...
40:31I don't care.
40:32You saved me.
40:34My son's going to be here soon.
40:36I told him you said it would be okay, but he flew in anyway.
40:39You saved me.
40:45You're going to be a beautiful mother of the world.
41:09Go on and take a bow.
41:15You've earned it.
41:16Why does it matter who gets credit?
41:18It matters because the people who get credit, they don't have to do scout work.
41:24Dr. Murphy, thank you so much.
41:39Bye.
41:40Bye.
41:41Bye.
41:42Bye.
41:44Bye.
41:45Bye.