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S1 E15Unfinished Business

Our server has been corrupted and shut down, and until we can restore the system, we'll be operating under downtime procedure. That means paper charts.

Oh, and no tablets, people. Hand 'em over.

So we have no access to anyone's medical records? How... how do we do stuff?

Well, there was a time not so long ago when we actually treated patients without the aid of computers. Imagine that. Tell them, Dr. Charles.

[reluctant to hand over his tablet] Can I keep it if I promise not to use it?

Sorry, Dr. Charles, IT needs to check them all out.

I'm sorry, but the note says that if we pay them thirty Bitcoins, they'll give us a decryption key, so...

It's hospital policy not to engage with extortionists.

So we're going to fly blind with one arm tied behind our back? It seems a little shortsighted. I mean, it's what, thirty, forty thousand dollars? It seems like nothing.

[quietly to Natalie] Says the guy with the trust fund.

[her ex-husband's new girlfriend is being treated at the hospital] So I hear they went zip-lining in Costa Rica.

I thought it was South America somewhere.

You knew about this? Daniel.

I went and had drinks with Bert about a month ago, and, you know, he let it slip.

A month ago? And you've just been sitting on this?

Well, I kinda thought it was more up to Bert to tell you, and I advised him to do exactly that.

Yeah, well, he didn't.

I'm sorry. You know, it's not so easy staying neutral throughout all this, you know. You want me to choose sides, I'll pledge my loyalty to you right now.

Not necessary. I gotta get back to work.

Hey, Dr. Rhodes, I don't know if you heard, but somebody paid the ransom, an open violation of hospital policy.

What, you think it was me? I'm sorry, Ms. Goodwin, but as much as I would like to take credit, I didn't do it.

Well somebody paid.

[as Connor leaves, Dr. Abrams enters]

Was it you, Sam?

My kid starts Sarah Lawrence in the fall. Not a chance in hell I'm cutting a check that size to solve your problem.

Elliot is very troubled. The poor kid is just consumed with sexual thoughts.

Aren't most kids his age?

Yeah, but he's been raised to believe that sex is wrong unless it's for procreation. And repressing his natural urges is triggering aggressive impulses, which he's struggling to control.

Aggressive?

He fetishizes blondes. Stalks them.

We're talking about a sexual predator?

Not a psychopath. I mean, he has a conscience. I mean, I think he could definitely benefit from therapy, but I'm not ruling out those meds.

Chemical castration, really?

It's temporary, Ethan. Raping somebody isn't.

Hey, pop.

What are you doing here?

I called him.

Wasted trip. I don't need you.

Are you kidding me? You missed two days of work, and you never miss work.

Pops, this is Connor Rhodes. He's another doc at Med.

[glares at Will] Told you I don't need this.

Come on, you can barely talk.

I'm gonna take advice from someone who wet the bed till he was nine?

Never changes. [gets up to leave] I gotta get back to the district.

Thanks, Jay.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Mr. Halstead, I'm seeing some things that tell me that your heart isn't working very well. Your fingertips are purple, you're having a hard time breathing, and your energy seems, uh... depleted.

Had this heart thing forever. It's... it's never been a problem.

You mind if I have a listen?

If it'll get you two off my ass.

[listening to Pat's heart] Apical holosystolic murmur and the lungs are wet.

In English?

It means that your heart has been compensating for the faulty valve for a very long time, and now it can't keep up, so fluid is backing up into your lungs.

It literally means you're drowning in your own blood. We need to get you to the hospital.

SGStan Gallagher

So a kid got beat up. What does he need a psychiatrist for?

Well, Elliot was caught peeping on girls in the shower at school.

DGDebbie Gallagher

Oh, my god.

SGStan Gallagher

Wait 'till I get him home.

But much more troubling are some violent impulses that, so far, he hasn't acted upon.

And there is something we can do.

Elliot wants us to give him a medication that would turn off his testosterone. This would significantly decrease his sex drive and make it much easier for him to control these impulses, but we do need your permission to do it.

SGStan Gallagher

"Turn off his testosterone"? What exactly are you talking about?

The medical term is chemical castration.

DGDebbie Gallagher

What?

It's completely reversible. The idea would be to combine it with traditional therapy with the hope of ultimately weaning him off the medication.

SGStan Gallagher

No. No way.

Elliot could very well be on the verge of acting out on some very disturbing impulses, including rape.

DGDebbie Gallagher

He would never do anything like that.

SGStan Gallagher

You people are sick.

Again, this was your son's idea.

Elliot is torn up about this. He's scared he may not be able to stop himself.

Don't worry, Mr. Halstead. We're gonna get that mitral valve fixed.

Damn. The kid was right. Not so much a kid anymore, is he?

Did you know he put himself through college? I told him... told him it was a waste of time and damned if I was gonna pay for it.

Well, I'm sure you're very proud of him.

That doesn't even begin to say it. He made something of his life. He's a better man than I am.

I don't think he feels that way, sir. And I'm sure that he wouldn't want you to, either.

Sure you don't want me to wait with you?

Connor, I'm fine.

No, I'm not saying that you're not. I just know that waiting rooms can be awfully boring. You know, all those old issues of "People" magazine.

Anyone gets a little anxiety, they get a massage. Daughter of a psychiatrist, full-blown psych eval.

[cupping her face] Look, we both know that you haven't exactly been yourself lately. So let's just do this right. We'll get you back on your feet, okay?

Dr. Kwon just told me Robin's coming in to be evaluated. I'm so sorry to hear that.

Yeah, thanks. Just, um, I'm hoping for the best.

He chose me as the resident to do her initial evaluation.

Yeah, he said you spoke very highly of me. Thank you.

Well, I didn't tell him anything that wasn't true.

I imagine it must be hard to have to stay at arm's length from your daughter's treatment, but - and this goes without saying, but I just want to say it anyway - Dr. Kwon and I will do everything we can to make sure Robin gets the best possible care.

Dr. Reese, I have complete confidence in you. And there's anything I can do to help, you just let me know.

I will.

How dare you admit Robin behind my back? She is my patient. You didn't examine her. You didn't treat her.

You didn't see her apartment.

I don't care what you saw! You should've come to me first.

I didn't have time, Dr. Reese. She was leaving the hospital.

Yes, because I gave her the night to think about it. I know she needs to be admitted!

I thought... I thought that she was masking it from you.

No! We were making progress. I was trying to get her to admit herself voluntarily. To take ownership of the idea so she'd be in the best state of mind to accept treatment. I needed to earn her trust for that, and now that chance is gone. You had to run around sticking your nose in everything instead of letting me do my job.

Mr. Walker didn't die of an MI.

[reading the autopsy report] Massive pulmonary embolism.

I can't believe it. I totally missed it.

Oh, come on. Even if we knew, there's nothing we could have done differently. It happened so fast. We didn't have time to get heparin on board, let alone send him upstairs.

No, I know, but still... I... I...

Wait. How did you get this so fast? These reports usually take at least three to four hours.

Nina brought it up to me.

She came upstairs and gave it to you?

Yeah. You know, I... I... I'm gonna go back over the chart. See if there were some clues.

Nat, listen. You did everything you could for that man, so don't get down on yourself over it. Hey, you're too good a doctor.

[about his daughter Robin] I really appreciate your being here. Support from friends and family is crucial for the therapeutic process, so thank you.

Committed against her will? She can't even shower by herself. That is some theraputic process.

Oh, I think we all wish this could've happened differently, but, you know, at least she's getting the care that she needs, and she's safe and secure.

No. She's locked up. In prison. It's not the same thing. This place is what is gonna drive her crazy. She needs to be out of here.

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