Needlestick
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2017
- 85 min
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Everett!
Hey, hey, ooh cookies.
Thanks.
Thank you.
I can't find the nucleus.
Just look a little closer.
Hey, uh, Boris.
application, again.
It's okay, Dave.
Excuse me.
Everett.
Hey, Boris.
Well, the prodigal son returns.
Everyone, this is
Everett Barnard.
His work was instrumental
in helping us
discover our freeze
drying technique
to extract enzyme from mice.
So work hard, because
if Everett, here,
can be a success,
so can all of you.
Well thanks, I think.
Um, hey, have you
seen doctor crick?
Oh, he got tired of
waiting for you,
so he went up to
the medical floor.
Crap.
Was he angry.
I wouldn't call it
anger necessarily.
Um, okay.
Thank you!
Get back to work, people.
You must really hate that bag.
Lookin' good, Marie.
Thanks.
You look the same.
Same is better than worse.
You still workin' nights?
Yep.
Well, it was nice
seeing you again.
Really? What's changed?
What?
Last time I saw you,
you said you wanted
to focus on your studies.
Yeah, well, you know, that's
Crick's choosing his
resident this week, and...
You back here for him, or me?
Um...
There.
Now you look better.
That went according to plan.
Right, thanks.
Welcome back, doctor Barnard.
Hi, Doris, was
doctor crick here?
Uh, he hasn't been here.
Check the unit?
Not bad for two days out.
Look at that valve, much better.
Is she good to go
to the main floor, though?
Absolutely. A little bit of walking,
no more than 15 minutes a day.
Hey, there you guys are.
Everett, my boy.
Doctor crick.
I recognize that voice.
Hello.
Sorry, I tried calling, but...
Oh, yeah, no, cell tower's down.
- You can't even text.
- Can't even text?
I'm surprised you haven't
killed yourself.
Right, okay, hey, doctor crick.
Uh, again, so sorry I'm late.
I missed you at the lab.
The lab?
I haven't been there yet.
I'm just havin' a look
at my last surgery.
Hey, the hand looks good.
I had a mini-stroke this summer.
But, don't worry, I'm still
looking for a resident.
Yeah.
Why the suicide precautions?
Overdose.
She used her foster dad's
heroin with a dirty needle.
A lot of inflammation
around the heart,
- which is?
- Endocarditis.
There you go.
- On the ball.
- Doctor crick.
You got some orders to
sign on the med floor,
and then you're done.
I will do that.
How does it feel to be chief
resident of main hospital?
There's never a dull moment.
Oh, I'm sure of that.
See you later.
Would you mind taking
care of this for me?
Thank you.
Making friends with crick, huh?
Smart career move, yeah.
Now you guys are chummy.
I'll see you later.
Doctor crick.
Actually, it was my
foster mom's heroin.
Dr. Kravitz, you have a visitor
in the main lobby.
Dr. Kravitz, a visitor
in the main lobby.
Aging is a disease.
Don't let anyone
tell you different.
Yeah, it's a disease
with no cure, though.
- Guess what
- hello.
I'm Brittany, here to watch
over a miss Sarah Hanna.
Watch over, what's that?
A sitter, suicide prevention.
They re bringing her
over from the unit.
What's in the bag?
See?
See?
Don't try to cheer her up.
All you do is watch her.
Well, I can most
certainly do that.
That remains to be seen.
Alice, can you set
Brittany up, please?
I most certainly can do that.
Hold on, Barbie,
I'll be right back.
Should I tell her that
my name's Brittany?
Why not?
Assert yourself, Brittany.
Code blue!
Morelli again!
No, no, no, hey, hey.
Relax, relax, it
happens every day.
Oh. Yeah.
Yeah.
- No pulse, he's uh, uh.
- Start baggin' him.
Open up the iv, get
those paddles ready.
Charged. 360.
- Hey, Everett.
- The gel.
- Uh, charge it.
- Everyone, clear.
Clear!
Still v-fib, hit him again.
- No, shouldn't we use some Epi first?
- No, hit him again!
Excuse me.
Charged?
Charged.
Okay, we got a
sinus rhythm back.
Let's stabilize him.
You're making progress.
Only two shocks this time.
Sorry, doctor crick, I'm...
It's your first day
back, come on.
Besides, doctor Jenner's
a bit of a prick.
It's not her fault.
Don't be so hard on yourself.
Come on, you know how
far you've come?
Yeah, I can freeze mice.
I don't know, maybe I
need a totem animal
like the jellyfish.
But, why the jellyfish, doctor?
What do you wanna know?
Well I wanna know,
A jellyfish is the only creature
What? Immortality?
Oh, yes.
They start the size of a polyp,
they grow up full
size, and back down
to the size of a polyp, and
they keep recycling that way.
Hmm.
And they are immortal,
unless a sea turtle
eats them or they wash ashore.
Well, I don't know
about sea turtles,
but I certainly know
about being washed up.
Everett, there are many
smart and talented people
that never get a
whiff of greatness.
'Cause greatness
requires two things,
a fire in the belly, and the
willingness to see it through.
You have the fire in the belly.
Let's see if you have the will.
Yeah!
Do you want the same password?
Look away, please.
You are a woman of many talents.
When do I get paid
for my talents?
You got quite a
mouth on you, kid.
I mean it.
You know what
else my mouth's good at?
What's that?
Talking.
You know, I've very glad
that I made you the
chief resident.
You've done well.
I would hate to see
how hard your job
would be with something
pressed against you.
What would that be, Raymond?
Charges, tampering,
HIPAA violations,
enough to land your
pretty little ass in jail.
So I would try to keep
that talented mouth shut.
Just some computer
work, nothing more.
Oh, you tryin' to draw
attention to yourself?
Drawing attention?
Oh, you mean like
with Abe Wilks.
Abe Wilks?
Yes, your most recent
harvest victim.
His widow's lawyer
wants to know why
an otherwise healthy
48 year old dies
after a routine procedure and
then has an unauthorized autopsy.
Well, I authorized it.
- That's funny.
- It is.
Maybe you can tell their
attorneys that yourself
when they get here tomorrow.
What? They're coming here?
We had an agreement, Alex.
Only those patients who
were dying at that moment.
Well, the official
cause of death
is a fatal arrhythmia.
We're in the clear.
So if that all...
You forgot that
I golf with Darren.
Oh, sh*t.
I've been nursing this
along with baby steps.
You wanted to kill Abe Wilks,
extract enough enzyme for
Darren to mass produce for you,
and then you're gonna screw me out of
the largest pharma deal in history.
What would you like?
50/50.
You're done here.
60/40.
- I protected you.
- 70/30.
I covered your ass for seven
years, I even let you build a...
Please!
Please, don't do this.
I'm the one that
made this happen.
I made you happen!
Okay, everyone, we're gonna
close the lab early today.
Really?
Let's go, go home
and have some fun.
This is how we have fun.
Hey, Ginny, I need that back.
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