and chasing cars?
We have to put you on a leash?
How do you get him to talk?
I know this patient's
history.
I don't advise
overstimulating him.
Wait a minute.
This have something
to do with Weitzman?
Did they take him away
in an ambulance?
Is that it, Albert?
It's like a scene
out of a Lassie movie.
"Did Timmy fall in the well,
Lassie? Did he, girl?"
Look, Albert,
did they take Weitzman away
in an ambulance?
Big inning.
That's a definite yes.
[Jack] All he said was,
"Big inning."
Yeah, but he nodded
when he said it. Watch.
Big inning.
See? All you have to do
is learn how to speak Albert.
No. Weitzman with a "Z."
Right.
No, huh? Nurse, could you...
What's your name?
Helen Grabosky?
Hey, this Billy Caufield.
You treated me
for a scalp wound
a couple years ago.
Yeah. Self-inflicted. Right.
Well... I mean,
it was a bet, you know.
Yeah. No,
it healed up great.
Look, do you have
anyJohn Does over there?
Really? Okay.
No, no, no, that's okay.
Thanks.
Fifth goddamn hospital.
Not one of them's
got the doc.
Just a coupleJohn Does.
NotJohn Doe. Dr. Weitzman.
I'd better handle this.
Gimme that.
Look, Dr. Freud,
if a guy checks
into a hospital
and he's unconscious,
and they don't
get a name on him,
they call him "John Doe."
Now we're gonna have
to check all these
hospitals ourselves.
That's public property.
Watch this.
Public property.
Private property.
Vandal.
Do you all
have to go in?
Absolutely.
We're the Doe brothers.
Oh, Harriet.
Dr. Epson wants
Mrs. Freeman's chart, okay?
YourJohn Doe's in 409.
I'll be with you
in a minute.
Dear Lord,
we humbly ask your mercy
for our dear departed.
You got it.
We are never prepared for death,
especially when it comes
to one so loved,
but let us try to find
comfort in knowing that
he is finally at peace.
Father, may I say a few words?
I knew this man perhaps
better than anyone here.
I pledge to continue his work
as long as I live.
I thought they were
gonna sell the car wash.
He devoted his life
to the treatment
of the insane.
Uncle Phil?
Did Martha know
about this?
Henry.
May I say
a few words?
Certainly, William.
It's not him.
Perhaps I'd better
bring my remarks to a close.
I never knew there were
so manyJohn Does
in this world.
It's hopeless.
Room 555?
Thank you.
[Elevator Bell Dings]
In 555. For a John Doe,
he's awfully popular.
Pitcher's in trouble!
Pitcher's in trouble!
What? What is it? What?
Weitzman.
Is it Weitzman?
Come on.
[Beeping]
Room 555?
Just down the hall.
Room's closed.
Get lost.
[Laughs]
We already are lost.
Thanks anyway.
I said no one in that room.
Hospital security.
You can lose
a lot of privileges
for this behavior.
I'll use this.
I have died
and been reborn.
- I can do it again, buster.
- Are you guys crazy?
[Laughs]
Totally.
What the hell are you doing?
Holy shit. What is...
Here. Put this in.
Call a nurse or something.
What is going on here?
Get out of my way.
Is he gonna be all right?
Call security.
I want these men arrested.
We didn't do anything.
I'll have a full report
in the morning!
Stairs! Stairs!
Come on.
[Tires Screeching]
Stop those guys!
Hey, those two guys
just tried to kill
somebody inside.
What are you
talkin' about?
They're cops.
They're what?
For you, on three.
It's them.
- Weitzman?
- No. Them.
Dr. Newald, it's...
It's Billy Caufield.
How you doin'?
I'm doing fine,
William.
Good, good.
Listen, do I sound
calm to you?
Yes.
Good. I'm really trying
to sound calm because...
we ran into
a little snag out here.
Somebody's trying
to kill Dr. Weitzman.
That Caufield guy
lives in a fantasy world.
And he also has
a real history of violence.
Where are you calling from?
A phone booth
on the corner
of 61 st and Park.
Call the New York City Police.
Billy, where's
Dr. Weitzman now?
He's in Mercy Hospital,