Nurse 3-D Page #3

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It's, um...

...my addiction.

It's happening again.

We should go somewhere

and discuss this.

Yes. Yes, please.

Your house?

Um, no. No.

- We can't go there.

- Oh, right.

Wifey.

And so the dedicated husband...

...esteemed author,

learned educator...

...and renowned therapist...

...took me to an alley to f***.

I wonder if he's going to

bill me for the session.

So...

...you're officially...

...my favorite client.

I'd say we're having

a breakthrough.

There's a hotel around the corner.

What's wrong with right here?

Your wife ever...

...tie you up, Larry?

No.

What the f***?

Larry...

...I've just injected you...

...with 4 cc's of vecuronium.

So relax.

Wow, that was fast.

It's already paralyzed your arms.

And soon...

...it will make it

impossible to move...

...any other part of your body.

And while vecuronium

is slightly more...

...expensive than

its competition...

...it produces few

adverse side effects.

It simply paralyzes you.

You look so adorable

strapped in like that.

Here, allow me.

So let's make this a happy event.

Once you're gone...

...your wife will inherit...

...lots and lots of money.

She will never know

what a creep you were.

You won't get caught.

So you see, Larry...

...this is a win-win.

And as I watched...

...the monster about to die,

I knew I'd done...

...the right thing.

This would set things

right for me and Danni.

It was a perfect...

...jumping-off point.

The very thing...

...for me and Danni to build on.

I felt a new beginning.

There was actually moisture...

...trickling down my leg.

Larry made me come after all.

Holy sh*t.

Lady, you got a cell?

Call 911.

Directory assistance.

City and listing, please.

In Manhattan,

the number of Maestro's.

Thank you, we'll connect you.

Hello, Maestro's.

Can you tell me the

specials of the evening?

We've got a very nice seafood

risotto and a lobster bisque.

Sounds so good.

And, uh, we've got some

portobello-stuffed ravioli...

...in a bchamel sauce with

sauted shiitake mushrooms.

Shiitake mushrooms?

Wow.

Yeah, can you...?

It's just me, Jared.

Oh. It's kind of late

to be getting in.

Go back to bed, Jared.

You're the best man I know.

I returned home on a high.

An orgasm and a great

meal at Maestro's.

Jesus.

Danni? Are you all right?

Larry was killed tonight.

It's okay. It's okay.

I'll take care of you now.

My mother is sedated.

My aunt said she'd call

me if she needs me.

I just had to get out

of there. I'm a mess.

I'm sorry, I just...

I had nowhere else to go.

You came to the right place.

You'll stay with me.

Thanks.

But I was just on

my way to Steve's.

I just... I really needed to talk.

I think I'm gonna move in with him.

Danni, you've been traumatized.

Now is not the right

time to make...

...that kind of a decision.

He cares about me.

I think he really...

...wants to understand me.

I understand you.

Nobody understands you...

...like I understand you.

Nobody.

Now, forget about this Steve.

He's just some...

...loser you f***ed in college.

You're a nurse now.

Grow up already.

Why are you being like this?

Being like what?

I have to leave.

So that was it.

Nobody will ever

understand you like I do.

And you were right,

Larry was a pig.

I just hope his dick got sliced off

when he went through the windshield.

I never told you he

was in a car crash.

Miss Rogers.

Detective Ed Rogan.

I'm really sorry for your loss.

I'm working on your

stepfather's case.

Postmortem and tox came in.

I might have some questions...

- ... so I wanted to introduce myself.

- Probably isn't the best time.

Probably.

I need to speak with anybody

who saw your stepfather...

...the day he was killed.

Gotta roll with the punches here.

Well, if there's anything you

think I might need to know...

...I'd appreciate you calling me.

I can't think of anything I

need to tell you about him.

Well, again...

...I'm really sorry for your loss.

Just give me a second.

Why were you speaking

with that cop?

I was a patient of Larry's.

He meant a lot to me.

I never mentioned it to you.

Please...

...give your mother my best.

And as simple as that, I left her.

I had to get back to work,

and this mentoring thing...

...was becoming a distraction.

I wasn't myself...

...but I would have never guessed

what was coming at me next.

Good morning.

Isn't it a lovely day to smile?

Ooh. Good morning.

Have a wonderful day, okay?

Good morning. Oh, darn.

Good morning. How are we today?

We are peeing in a bag.

Oh, how convenient.

Ugh. Will you look at this?

- What?

- This damn lady...

...with these smiley-face stickers.

There are no smiley-face people here. You

think this man pushing his bladder...

- ... feels like smiling?

- Heh. Probably not.

Think me having

to change that bag...

...is making me wanna smile?

- Definitely not.

- No. Hell, no.

I hate these smiley-face people.

She better not bring her ass here.

I will punch that b*tch

right in her face.

See who's smiling then.

Oh, sh*t.

Here she comes.

Look down.

I mean, don't look up.

Act like you're doing something.

Don't look up.

Don't look up.

Sh*t.

Good morning...

...Regina.

How'd you know my name?

Well, I know everything.

I'm the new HR director. Ha, ha.

Plus, you're wearing a name tag.

Right there.

- Ha, ha. I can see it.

- So you can fire my ass?

Oh, it's only my first day.

Give me some time.

That's not funny. We got a

lot of work to do here.

We don't got time to be happy. So

how can I help you, Miss Adams?

Thank you for asking.

I'm looking for Abigail Russell.

She's doing her rounds.

- Four thirty-one.

- Thank you.

Oh, no, I'm...

- Have a wonderful day.

- What's...?

See, no, honey, I'm not

really the smiley-face type.

Do you have a angry face?

Hello. Have a good day.

Abby?

Hi. Rachel Adams, I just

started up in Human Resources.

- Welcome aboard.

- Oh, thank you.

Whoop!

You know, you look really familiar.

- Where'd you grow up?

- Right here in New York.

- You?

- A few miles away. Paramus.

Can't say I've ever been.

Gosh darn it, you look familiar.

Where'd you go to college?

Syracuse. How about you?

Rutgers.

Oh, well, we'll figure it out. Well,

it looks like you're very busy.

Yay. So, uh, when you get a moment,

I'd like to go over the schedules...

...make sure we're

staffed properly.

- Okay

- Okay?

I'll drop by to see you.

Thank you. Ha, ha.

Oh! Oh.

I realized who you look like.

- Anybody good?

- Well, no one you'd know.

My next door neighbor, Sarah.

They put her in Sunnyview Institute

when she was just a kid.

The last time I saw her, she was putting

her mother's house up for sale.

- But that was a few years ago.

- Well...

...if I run into someone

who looks like me...

...I'll make sure to

send your regards.

Hey, you got any more

of those smiley-face...

...stickers?

I'll bet they'd really...

...cheer up some of my patients.

Of course. Aw.

Thank you.

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