TV show quotes
You know, I'm not down there, Donald. I don't run the ER anymore.
Which leads me to a second issue. The board has concerns about Dr. Kovac's ability to manage the department.
You're not serious.
Are you satisfied with the job he's doing?
He's doing the best he can with what he has.
[Luka and Abby discuss a name for their soon-to-be-born son.]
We don't even have a name.
I was kind of hoping we could name him after my father.
Really?
Yeah. He will be thrilled to have a grandson named Mongo.
M-Mongo?
Yeah, it's a very popular name in Croatia.
[Luka grins, and they both laugh.]
I am just teasing you. My father's name is Joseph, and for that matter, name the baby anything you like, whatever.
You know I want you to have a healthy baby
Then why do you keep focusing on the worst-case scenario?
It's her job.
12 of betamethasone.
Oh, come on!
We have to mature the baby's lungs in case of an emergent birth.
No, no, no, no, no! I have two and a half months left to go. This baby is not coming until then.
Is one going to be enough?
What?
One baby. Um, my uterus wouldn't stop bleeding and Coburn did everything she could but...
You had a hysterectomy? (Abby nods) Well, one is all we need.
You know, Steve, I was gonna ask you what happened to you to turn you into this. But then I realized it was always in the cards from the moment that I met you. You were on your way to becoming exactly what you are now.
I love him. I know you don't believe that. Especially right now. But I do.
Yeah, you love him. Right. That's why you get some woman to snatch him from school and tie him up and leave him in a van. You don't even remember his medicine.
What'd you do, rob a pimp?
Yeah, your dad says hi.
Your daughter was a star student, when she was here in NICU.
Really? [looks at Abby proudly] She never gives herself any credit.
The good ones never do.
I am not an ass-kissing company man; I'm an ass-kissing ER man, and I want my scrubs back.
Do you want the walls eggshell or white?
Do I look like Martha Stewart? I'm the Chief of Staff, I've got real work to do.
[Abby and Maggie are watching the surgeons operate on Abby and Luka's baby boy]
I can't do this. I can't pretend everything's gonna be ok. Premies don't make it out of the OR.
Let it go. Abby, Abby. All the bad things you've seen, let it go.
And I can't believe I let myself get talked into this.
Stop it!
I spent a month in the NICU, I know how this ends.
Abby! You have a lot of great qualities, but optimism is not one of them.
[laughs] Whose fault is that?
Yeah. Alright. I did not create a good environment for a child to grow up believing things would work out. But you're not a child any longer. You're the mother now. And that baby down there needs you to believe he's gonna be ok.
Another round of epi! Guys, he's grey. Point 2 of epi. 10 cc's of pav, now!
I'm trying! I am really, really trying!
Hey Haleh, can you pass me a head-C and a three-pack of Vicodin? [to Hope] I'll get him started on something for the pain-
Sorry. We got rid of head-C's about a year ago, and we're not allowed to dispense meds from the ER anymore.
So what's a patient supposed to do if they can't get to a pharmacy?!
You are preaching to the choir, sister- I liked it better when you ran the joint.
So, are you loving motherhood?
Yeah, it's, ah, it's bizarre.
Sore nipples?
[as baby Joe starts to fuss] I'm gonna have to feed him now.
Yeah, I'm down with that. Breastfeeding is a beautiful, natural thing, nothing to be ashamed of.
You're not sneaking a peek at my tits, Morris.
Okay.
Have you accepted Jesus into your heart?
Jesus from accounting?
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