Well, no, it's... Hey, no.
It's not as bad as you think it is.
Put a heating pad on it and it'll be OK?
You really are a lucky man.
You could've fallen off a roof anywhere.
You fell off here at the hospital.
There's good people around to take
care of you, make sure you're all right.
So you're gonna be fine.
You'll be fine.
Hey, Doc, you're not bullshitting me,
are you?
Well, what do you think?
Eddie, what's up?
You see, I've been getting a free ride.
If that man doesn't get an operation,
he may be crippled for the rest of his life.
- I can't keep this bullshit up.
- You have to.
- I know how worried you are.
- You think I'm doing a job.
- I'm not a doctor.
- Listen to me.
Every time
we've been up against the wall,
you made us believe
anything was possible.
- Anything is possible?
- Yes.
And you made me believe it, too.
Yeah, I could... I could try.
Yeah, let's try it.
- Did we get that box of Nurolon?
- Right there.
- The anaesthesia equipment is working.
- Check this beat.
It's nice stuff. It's great.
- Here we go, Dr Foster.
- Very romantic.
You expect me to perform surgery
under these conditions?
Who are you people?
You are incompetent. Everything you've
done has jeopardised this hospital.
I will no longer be party
to your criminal behaviour. Good day.
Dr Foster. Dr Foster.
Why talk to her like that? She's trying
to help. I'll break your fingers.
I'll leave one to shove up your pompous
ass. Can you operate in there?
If something happened,
I'd have no defence.
You'd leave a man downstairs
'cause you're afraid you'll get sued?
Are you a doctor or a bureaucrat?
Why did we go into medicine
in the first place?
Since becoming a doctor, I've watched
the medical profession go to hell.
We're treated no better than fly-by-night
mechanics or housebuilders.
If the customer isn't happy,
they haul us into court.
- Where's the deference, the trust?
- The trust? You're a penis head.
- What?
- We're doctors.
People say, "Help me, please."
And we help 'em. That's power.
You'd let lawyers scare you out of that?
We got the greatest jobs in the world.
We can park anywhere we want.
Driveways, loading zones. No tickets.
- Aisle seats at the theatre.
- There you go.
- Is there a fire?
- What are you doing?
I have no choice.
- Where are we going?
- Chambers' research lab.
- What's that?
- Mutiny!
- What are you doing?
- Oh, my God!
Nice shot. Watch your foot.
Is this the cafeteria?
I suppose you think that's funny.
This is criminal behaviour.
This is breaking and entering.
Can we light
the OR with this generator?
- I don't see why not.
- My God! What is Arthur going to say?
...Arthur!
- This is Arthur's baby.
- No, this is Arthur's baby.
- This is an emergency I must deal with.
Stop! Miss Atwood, you're throwing
your career out the window.
- What's your problem?
- It's a risk I must take. Right?
- Right.
- No! Stop!
Miss Atwood! No!
What are we doing?
What about it, Dr Foster?
Can you perform the operation?
Oh, what a mess!
- We have power. Can you?
- Anything to get out of here.
Great, I'll get it moved.
Dr Slattery, I'd be pleased
to have you assist me in the surgery.
- Dr Slattery?
- Yes.
- We have to go.
- I am not...
...clean.
They're waiting for us.
Dr Slattery?
Germs. Germs. I'm just trying to get
sterile. Is this sterile enough?
I don't know if you've seen one of these.
It's a very challenging procedure.
Without the CAT scan,
we can't pinpoint the haematoma.
A lot of spine may be exposed.
It's a delicate procedure.
It should be between T9 and T10.
Doctor, I don't think
I'm the man for this job.
I don't understand.
I don't want to know.
I don't care who you are.
Send Joffe up here.
Keep your hands in your pockets
and run this hospital.
Thank you, Doctor.
- Do we have enough IV fluid?
- Rachel, I need a hand in here.
Get these kids out of here, please.
Get these children out.
- Doctor, she's fully