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As a doctor,
you need to be prepared for anything:
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Heart attacks,
drug overdoses, gunshot wounds.
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But one thing you can't prepare for
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is what happens
after you break up with a co-worker.
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- Watch where you're walking!
- You watch where you're walking.
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Get the last word in.
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- You watch where you're walking!
- You watch where you're walking!
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Try as hard as you can to avoid them,
you're bound to run into 'em one day.
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And the next day.
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And the next day.
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- You don't even play sports.
- This helps me to relieve stress!
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Feel better?
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I do now.
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- Girl problems?
- How'd you know?
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You look like you got problems.
You're a girl.
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Hence, girl problems.
Watch your nails.
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The only positive is that
a hospital's like one big family.
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So if one relationship ends,
there are others around you can rely on.
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- Dr Cox, I was wondering...
- I'd say you're about a B-cup.
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At least they're real.
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Yep, it's a good place to heal.
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Look, Mom, I gotta go.
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He did?
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Yeah. All right. I love you too. Bye.
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My high school teacher,
Mr Peters, died.
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- Was a great guy.
- You OK?
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Even though I see death
all the time now,
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I still react the same way
as when I was a kid.
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Doin' a lot better than Mr Peters.
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- Dude.
- What's up, newbie?
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My favourite
high school teacher just died.
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The correct answer is, ''Nothing, sir''.
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My God. Would you look at this hellhole?
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If I see more broken-down equipment,
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one more gomer shuffled back and forth
between some godforsaken home,
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one more patient denied treatment
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because they got
the wrong insurance, I...
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There are times when
I concentrate as hard as I can
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to see if I can
catch on fire like the Human Torch.
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And mark my words, newbie,
if I ever pull it off,
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I will be back here
to destroy this place.
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I used to like the Silver Surfer.
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- Hang ten! Hang...
- Get in here.
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After a while
you get used to Dr Cox's rants.
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And the lab tech
is nowhere to be found,
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so I can't get that
tox screen I was looking for.
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What do you say we write him
a friendly note?
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''Dear
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incompetent
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dumb-ass.''
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The truth is, Dr Cox isn't really
angry, he's just amusing himself.
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Maybe he's a little angry.
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We didn't need those.
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So, all done?
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He broke his pencil.
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Turk, you'll be happy
you picked me to co-write this study.
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Hell, yeah. I thought we'd start off
by having a couple of beers.
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I got all the info
on peripheral vascular disease,
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highlighted passages and coded them
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to correspond with
the outline in your packet.
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But I don't have a packet.
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Look at that. Turk's packet.
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- So you did this last night?
- Yeah.
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- Why? What'd you do?
- Carla had to work, so I scarfed down
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a bunch of fast food
and got back home at around seven.
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Then I went to the bathroom at eight.
I got outta there at 11.15.
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It was a good night!
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I'm a nervous poo-er.
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You are not gonna
believe what Dr Cox...
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- It's you.
- Yeah. It's me.
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Could Turk have picked anyone
worse to be doing this project with?
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If this is a peripheral vascular
disease study,
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then I'd exclude all claudication
patients not on pentoxifylline.
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What're you lookin' at?
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I'm gonna go to bed.
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Elliot, are you gonna go with him?
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Too early for jokes?
That's good to know.
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It's good to know.
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Interesting. It isn't often
I'm paged by a nurse.
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The last time was when...
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What was her name?
She hasn't worked here since.
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Never mind. What can I do
for you and your coma patient?
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I came across
Mr Rice's advance directive,
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and he has a few requests
he would like us to honour.
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Let's see.
Blinds open? That's done.
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Incense burning?
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Close enough. Glad you called.
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Dr Kelso, he also wants to hear
Poison's Talk Dirty to Me once a day.
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He wants to hear whose what?
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Poison.
It's a heavy metal band.
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Like Mötley Crüe and Winger.
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My son was a bit of a headbanger.
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- I'll get a tape deck in here...
- Nurse Espinosa, that's not necessary.
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- It's just one song.
- It starts out as just one song.
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But then half of the hospital staff
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is piercing their genitalia
and fornicating in the back of vans.
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Unless a family member
enforces the directive,
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we don't have to do anything.
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Now, will you do me a favour
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and just forget about it,
sweetheart?
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Of course.
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Can you help me
locate one of his family members?
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I could try to locate one through some
legal channels, but I'm really swamped.
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I love your worry lines.
They're adorable.
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They're like sexy
little forehead smiles.
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Careful, I've been hurt before.
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You won't believe
what happened yesterday.
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Dr Cox went ballistic
and destroyed an entire lab room.
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Broken computers, chairs
through windows, shattered beakers.
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Beakers.
How is this is not good gossip?
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JD, he does this every year.
And whatever you do,
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don't get caught in his wake,
because he'll take you down.
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Downtown.
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All the way?
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It's OK, boy. Who is it?
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Little piggy, open up this door
or I will start huffing and puffing.
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But, Dr Cox, I... OK!
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Dear Lord,
please tell me that's not a onesie.
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I'd invite you in...
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- I've no interest in coming in.
- Thank God.
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We're goin' out.
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We can finish
the synopsis for chapter four,
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and process the Stegemann data
if we pull an all-nighter.
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- This isn't due for another month.
- But if we finish one week early,
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we can play with fonts and margins.
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Look...
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Tonight's date night with Carla,
and I got on special underwear.
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Go.
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Would you mind if I keep working?
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Yeah, that works for me.
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I'm wearing special underwear too.
They're invisible.
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Todd, I'm just kinda busy here.
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No time for the Todd.
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All the project geeks
are busy working tonight.
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Excuse me?
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All the surgical interns
picked a project geek from Medical
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- to write our reports for us.
- I'm not a geek.
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What's that on your finger?
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It's a rubber thingy
to help me turn the pages...
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...quicker.
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She said ''rubber thingy''.
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Excuse me, nurse.
I'm ready for my sponge bath.
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I'm sorry, I can't.
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I gotta pick up a CD
for this coma patient.
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- But I'm wearing silk boxers.
- Turk...
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The ones with the dogs
holding big money bags.
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Sweetie, I love your money pants.
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It's just that I feel somebody
needs to take care of this guy.
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How is it that you can blow me off
and it makes you sexier?
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- Cos you're whipped.
- I thought so.
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Thank you.
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Minty.
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So we're here.
What do you wanna talk about?
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If you don't toss that shot back,
I'm gonna throw you
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up on the bar and make you sing
the theme song from Endless Love.
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- Yucky.
- Yucky?
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I'm drinking with a mouseketeer.
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Two more.
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If you're not gonna talk to me, what's
the point of sitting alone in a bar?
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You know,
that's a good point. It is.
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Excuse me, ladies. Do you know anybody
who might like a couple of free drinks?
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Hello, ladies.
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Yes, it's a onesie.
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Great news. I'm back for the night.
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You know what?
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The hell with you, Chris Turk.
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What the hell got into her?
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Wassup!
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Could you turn that off, please?
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What?
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I thought I told you not to play
that in the house... Hospital.
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I'm just trying
to do right by my patient.
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As of this moment,
he is no longer your patient.
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- Dr Kelso, you...
- Young lady,
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when I asked you to leave it alone,
I wasn't really asking you.
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It's like when I ask the paperboy
to avoid hitting my rosebushes.
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I'm saying you damn well better do it
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or I'm going to forget
to put the chain on Baxter.
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Now get on out of here
and take that boom blaster with you!
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My relationship with Jeremy was
emotionally over before he ended it.
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Then I graduated from college
and met Ethan.
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You don't say?
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We had two good years
and two bad years, but not all at once.
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Of course.
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Dr Cox, don't get me wrong.
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Love getting drunk in my jammies
just as much as the next guy,
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but it's late, so...
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Thanks for coming out, newbie.
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Hope this whole thing
wasn't too yucky for you.
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You seem fine, so I'm...
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I am not fine.
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Why do you think we're out
here at this bar at two in the morning?
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Just so we can go in the urinal
and piss on the ice?
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I love to melt the middle.
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We're out here because
if I go home and go to sleep,
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the only thing I'll be able to think
about is I gotta go back to that place.
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And you wanna know something?
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I got nothing.
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Honest to God,
I got nothing. I'm cooked.
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You owe me $53.
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I think I left my wallet
in my other onesie.
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The bartender
let you skip out on the tab?
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He said I could pay him back
by giving him a physical,
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which is scary because
I never said I was a doctor.
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I warned you about
getting caught up in Dr Cox's wake.
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- Does he listen?
- You'd think so with those ears.
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Uncalled for.
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It's different.
He showed up at my place.
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He showed up at my house.
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- Showed up at my mama's.
- Ruined my wedding.
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I know you think
he's gonna shake this off,
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but I connected with the guy,
and there is no way
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he'll walk in with a big smile.
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What do you say, sports fans?
It's a great day!
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Elliot, Todd has
something to say to you.
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Todd?
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Turk never told me
you were his project geek.
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- And?
- You look really hot eating that egg.
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I'm sorry.
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- OK? Are we?
- No.
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Look at me and tell me I'm not a geek.
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- You still got that rubber thingy on.
- Eggs can be extremely slippery.
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You scared the hell outta me.
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I'm sorry. That always happens.
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No one ever expects
me to be anywhere.
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Aw, Ted.
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She knows your name.
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So, I found your coma patient's
relative you were looking for.
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Thank you!
Thank you so much.
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Don't let go.
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- What?
- Nothing.
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I'll acknowledge there
have been occasions during my tenure...
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What do you think you're doing?
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Apologising to Franklyn
for breaking his favourite microscope.
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You can't cry on my shoulder
then pretend nothing happened.
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All right. First of all,
Franklyn, there was no crying.
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Say it.
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- No crying.
- Good boy.
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And you should give some thought
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to purchasing some
non-bunching panties.
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They give you the extra support
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while protecting against those lines
underneath your scrubs.
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- I get it. I'm a girl.
- Franklyn, you heard it. Say it.
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- He's a girl.
- Good boy.
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You can't play with people's
emotions cos you feel like it.
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OK, newbie, I'm now going
to give you an opportunity
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to get out of here
before I grab you by your ankles
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and redecorate Franklyn's lab.
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Please go.
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We're back.
The clique is back together!
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That is what
I'm talkin' about. Shall we?
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Let's do this.
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Let's get back to work.
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But it's gonna be different this time.
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If we take a systematic approach,
we'll maximise our efficiency.
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I rented Red Dawn.
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Wolverines!
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Dr Kelso, this is Matthew Rice.
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He's the proxy
for his uncle's living will.
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What a happy coincidence,
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you showing up
out of the clear blue sky.
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- Oh, God.
- You're OK.
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So, exactly how much is my uncle
leaving me? Can I ask that?
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This isn't about his assets.
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This is about executing
his last living requests.
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So no money at all?
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Not a dime, kiddo.
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I can't tell you how glad we are
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to put all this tomfoolery to rest.
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Once and for all.
Cup of coffee, sport?
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What happened? I blacked out.
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When you rolled out of bed this morning,
did you say to yourself,
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''Hey! I think today would be
a terrific day to commit hari-kari''?
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That's what you're doing.
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You don't deal with problems
the way emotionally healthy people do.
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Well, hold on
a second there, Rainbow.
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This just off the news wire:
You're not licensed to comment
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on how people deal with their emotions.
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- I beg to differ.
- Well, at least I let mine go. You?
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If you ever were able to actually
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release all the tensions
that are bottled up inside of you,
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what would that look like?
How would that go?
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How you like me now, bitch?
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Maybe I just don't
have anything bottled up.
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What happened to that teacher
you were prattling on about?
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- Passed away.
- Croaksville. That's what I thought.
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What did you do
when you found out that he'd died?
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- I made a joke.
- I sure hope it was a good one.
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Here's the inside scoop.
Life's hard enough,
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and there's no way
you can survive in a dump like this
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unless you find a way
to get your emotions out.
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Fact.
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Well, I let my emotions out!
I'll show you some of this!
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Franklyn, I am so sorry.
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Wanna wear my stethoscope?
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00:17:55,985 --> 00:17:59,978
The cool thing about this movie
is that this could really happen.
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The Russians invading,
or C Thomas Howell being a tough guy?
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Both.
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Wolverines.
Why is she always here?
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We're working on my study.
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Every time I come here
I'm gonna see him.
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Just get someone else
to do this project with you.
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Maybe the reason
why I asked you to work with me
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is because it would
force you to see each other.
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I don't want to get
back together with him.
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I'm not saying that.
You made a terrible couple.
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It's just that...
I like you. You know?
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I think you're a cool person.
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It doesn't matter about me and JD.
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- You and I can still hang out.
- No.
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It can't be that way,
and you know it.
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Cos that's my best friend.
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So, either you can try and fix it, or...
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- This sucks.
- Yeah.
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And baby we'll be
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At the drive-in
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In the old man's Ford
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Behind the bushes
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Till I'm screaming for more
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Down the basement
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Lock the cellar door
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And baby
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Talk dirty to
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Me
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- I love you.
- What?
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Know that we'll be
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At the drive-in...
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What are you doing?
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00:19:57,731 --> 00:20:01,326
This is a recommendation letter
from a high school teacher of mine.
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He's actually
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the reason I got into medicine.
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And he died last week.
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I'm so sorry, JD.
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I really am.
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Do you wanna be alone?
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No.
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You wanna cry a little?
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No.
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Wanna go throw stuff off the roof
like Letterman used to do?
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You see, it's the pudding
that splatters the best,
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because it's the pudding, and therefore
I say let the pudding pop fall!
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00:20:50,659 --> 00:20:53,492
- Who is that? Arsenio?
- No.
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Everyone has their own way of releasing
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the stuff that gets
bottled up inside them.
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00:20:58,918 --> 00:21:01,557
It just took a good friend
to help me find mine.
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00:21:01,754 --> 00:21:03,949
Dr Dorian,
we're ready for the finale.
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Thank you, Dr Reid.
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OK, guys.
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One, two, three.
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It felt really good.
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Player.
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The horror.
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