March 3, 2017 | 0 Comments
Nat: Good luck? Ethan, are you kidding? Ethan: Nat, I’ve met combat vets who have been paralyzed. The feelings of inferiority can be…
Nat: Good luck? Ethan, are you kidding? Ethan: Nat, I’ve met combat vets who have been paralyzed. The feelings of inferiority can be…
Dr. Abrams [to Connor]: All the king’s horses and all the king’s men… Guess they should have gone to you.
Maggie: You’re having fun torturing me by not telling me the gender of the baby, aren’t you? April: A little.
Connor: I envied you today — making those decisions clinically, not letting your emotions interfere. Latham: Dr. Rhodes, are you saying…
Sarah: I was glad to be back in the ED. [Ethan looks at her disbelievingly] You can fix people’s bodies, but their minds…whoo.
Will: Hey, I’m sorry for calling you “emotional” earlier. Nat: You know, you spend a lot of time apologizing to me. Will: Well, there are…
[after a patient fakes his death to expedite being seen] Daniel: Off the cuff, among other things, I’d say you’re probably a malignant…
Daniel: Mr. Kellogg. I am so grateful that you’re still alive. And that I get to treat you. Kellogg: I just want my meds! Daniel: Yeah….
Latham: Dr. Rhodes, one can lack empathy but still feel compassion.
Daniel: Funny thing about the truth — it rarely sets anyone free.