[opening voice-over] Back in the day, physicians made house calls. So, if you chopped off your finger, or woke up with a touch of cholera, you could order up a doctor, like delivery pizza. A respected member of the community at your service. The ultimate personal touch.
S13 E10You Can Look (But You'd Better Not Touch)
What, you think someone's gonna swipe that thing?
Hey, someone could. Then all of a sudden, she's walking around outside.
They're locked in cells.
And I'd be trapped on the inside. No one knows me, no one trusts me. My record says that I'm in for theft or worse. So who's gonna listen to me when I'm yelling that there's been some horrible mix-up? Nobody. Nobody listens. I never get my hair done. My teeth go bad. I die in here.
That can't happen, right?
Just don't lose your badge.
[closing voice-over] There's a reason doctors prefer to see a patient in person, face to face. It's the laying on of hands. Human touch. That spark of connection. We lay hands on each other so we feel like we're all in this together. We connect with each other. Because if we didn't, we would all feel so, so alone.
S13 E11Jukebox Hero
[opening voice-over] We all have heroes. People we look up to. People we aspire to be, who teach us how to be greater than we are because they are greater than we are. They're great if we don't look too closely. 'Cause if we get too close, we realize heroes are just regular people. And regular people can fail us.
You've been in your head all day. It's fine, 'cause I covered for you, but talk to someone. Work it out.
What do you need, Warren? Do you need me to be fragile? Do you need me to fall apart?
Oh, come on, now.
Would that help you? Because you keep looking at me with your eyes all soft like you want to help me, you want to make me feel better. I don't need to feel better. I don't need your sympathy. Stuff like this happens, and I am built for it. I'm fine. Leave me alone.
Why doesn't hockey just ban the fighting?
Are you kidding? It's part of the game, the good part. You got to shake up the other team or get your own team going.
Garth is the enforcer. Now, his job is to go in and take out the skills player, upset the other team. Seems he's pretty good at it.
Fights can be strategic, too. A fight can change momentum, clear the air, break a stalemate.
It also rallies the team against a common enemy.
Well, this is fascinating. And I thought I was just gonna learn about surgery.
Oh, no, Dr. Warren, it's me who's being schooled tonight. Isn't that why you allowed me into an OR?
I just wanted to see how you deal with a Dr. Webber.
You don't want to have this fight, sir. Someone always tries to, and they always get on board or get left behind.
You said fighting is the good part, right? Well, I hope you meant it.
[closing voice-over] Our heroes aren't special. They're just people. They're like us. They're just trying to survive. They're trying to be happy. Trying to do better. Be better. Feel better. Heroes aren't more special, more courageous than the rest of us. After all, they're only human. They hurt. They break. They bleed. But sometimes, every once in a while, when it matters, they get it right. And that changes everything. A hero is only human, but that's the point. If they can do it, so can you. So, you keep going. You don't give up. You stand tall. You fight. You always show up to save the day.
S13 E12None of Your Business
[opening voice-over] Everybody wants privacy for themselves. For other people, not so much.
They said that the trial was cancelled. You said that you were taking a plea.
I did.
Are you hiding? Are you evading the police? Are you on the lam?!
I can help you, but I have kids here.
DDiane
I always taught my daughter, if she wanted to know something, don't ask the internet. Find the smartest person in the room, and if they're not smarter than you...find another room.
AAnnie
My husband and I, we didn't trust people. There's just so much bad stuff out there. Started with locks, alarms and cameras, and then the wall. It felt safe, you know, just him and me against the world. But then he died, and it just felt more like a prison. Every day, I'd get the paper, and I'd think about going farther. But I never could. So then I thought, "Start with the wall. Just take the stupid thing down."
I'm sorry. I'm sorry about your leg.
AAnnie
I feel like one of them animals that chewed its leg off to get out of a trap. But I got out. I finally got out. Thanks.
[to Amelia, standing outside the door] Every day you don't open the door, it gets a little easier to stay inside. I can't pull you out anymore. No one can open this door but you, and I want to be here. I will be. Amelia! [to Stephanie] Tell her I'm not going to wait forever.
[closing voice-over] We have to keep something to ourselves, or else anyone can get to us. They'll see the stuff we don't show anyone. So we build the walls high and wide, and we lock the gates.
S13 E13It Only Gets Much Worse
[opening voice-over] In 1949, Edward Murphy conducted a rocket sled experiment to see how much pressure a human being could withstand. Murphy's experiment failed spectacularly, over and over. Needless to say, he didn't start off on the right foot. That's why it's called Murphy's law. Because if anything can go wrong, it will.
How's Kepner doing?
What do you mean how's Kepner doing? She's a turncoat.
But she's also a friend.
Yes, she's a friend. She's a poor, misguided, very confused friend. It's like you found out that your friend voted wrong.
Can you vote wrong?
RJRiggs, Jackson, Arizona, and Maggie
[simultaneously] Yes. Absolutely. Yeah!
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