Chicago Med
Wednesdays 8:00 PM on NBCChicago Med Season 1 Episode 17: "Withdrawal" Quotes
Will: So, it doesn't matter if that was against hospital policy, because I'm pretty sure that if that were me, I'd be raked over the coals by you right now.
Sharon: Damned if you do and damned if you don't. I admit, it's a bit of a double standard. What can I say?
Daniel: You might be surprised how things you once thought were soooo important become less so as you get older. My life definitely became bigger, messier, far more interesting than I ever thought it could when I was younger. And you know what? It hasn't always been such a bad thing.
Sarah: Well, I'm not that young. I'm almost 26.
It doesn't have to make sense to us. If he believed he would longer if his wounds were dressed in green bandages, then we give him green bandages.
Dewey
Helen: Natalie...what do they call this? Broken heart syndrome? Your grieving is so great that it's put you in a hospital bed and is keeping you from coming home to see your son. So, maybe you just need to let go a little bit.
Nat: How can you say that? I could never let go of Jeff!
Helen: I don't mean let go of him. Just...move forward.
Sarah: They're old ladies. They can't have gonorrhea.
Daniel: Are you trying to tell me that because they're old, they can no longer be sexually active?
Sarah: Oh, come on, they barely have the energy to play canasta...whatever that is.
Will: It's not my job to listen. I'm a doctor. It's my job to decide what's best for him.
April: *That* is exactly why I'm a nurse.
Daniel: What's the bad news?
Sarah: This is Wanda Stern. In from the same nursing home. She has a 101 fever and feels that Nixon is just what this country needs to run out the commies.
Sharon: You haven't been out in a while.
Daniel: You know, there's a reason for that. There's this new study out, says dating can lead to marriage.
Sharon: It's just a friendly dinner.
Daniel: Yeah, and I'm still paying two and a half alimonies. Those friendly dinners can get expensive.
Ethan: That mean if I feed you some seeds you'll forget about teaching this course?
Vicki: And miss two months in Bethesda? It's the vacation capital of Montgomery county.
