dilated.
- She's having a baby?
Yes, he'll come out like a gumball.
Hold her hand while she bears down.
OK, dear. Come on, push.
- Push.
- You got my arm. Hey!
Just take deep breaths. Good. Good girl.
It was a head.
It went back up, but it was a head.
Good girl. Good girl.
- When you're ready.
- Breathe slow now.
- Good girl. You're doing well.
- Another one is coming.
- You know what to do.
- Oh, my God!
- Good. Good.
- I did another.
- Don't worry. Push now.
- Oh, my God!
- Push!
- It's coming!
It's coming out. It's a baby!
- Doctor, catch it.
- Oh, my God, it's a baby boy.
- It's a boy.
- It's a baby! It's a baby! It's a baby!
- There's a lot of mucus.
- It's a baby boy.
- Look at the nuts on your baby.
- Rachel, you cut the cord.
- Oh, baby.
- OK.
Oh, my God, baby!
- Hold him. I'm not holding him.
- You should be proud.
You worked real hard. Would you
give the baby back to Mommy now?
We'll keep you warm.
- Good girl, you did well.
- Here's your baby.
- That's your mommy.
- It's my baby.
- Thank you, Doctor.
- You're a good mommy.
- Good baby, too.
- You act as if you've never seen one.
I've seen one before.
Every time I deliver a baby,
it's like the first time.
It's a baby.
Everything worked out great. He's fine.
- Great. Thank you, Doctor.
- Thank you.
Thanks.
Well...
Victory cigar?
What's your favourite flavour?
- Red.
- Red. Shit!
- I'll never get one. You saved his life.
- Me? You did.
- No, you did.
- It was a team effort.
- You and me was a team?
- We make a good team.
- ER?
- Yeah, I...
- Hello, Doctor.
- Hi.
Do you like moving
from hospital to hospital?
Never getting to know
the people you work with.
- Is that a proposal?
- It's an offer.
Well, I have been thinking I should be
more serious about my career.
OK, junkies, change shifts.
Here you go.
Shit, man!
- Who is he?
- Where'd he come from?
- Man, get up.
- Help me turn him over.
- Give us a hand.
- Get his head out of the water.
- Give it up.
- We got ourselves a dead cop.
- He washed in.
- Call ER.
- He's dead. Who was he?
- The cop who brought me in.
- You killed him?
- There's gotta be another boat key.
You're in on this.
Hold the light.
- Jack!
- You chickenshit!
Shit.
As New Yorkers woke up
to the aftermath of the storm,
they found widespread damage
and blackouts.
The cop didn't drown.
He was strangled.
Did you see a man in prison denims
in hospital tonight since the blackout?
It's my fault. Please think. He had a limp.
Wait. Why would someone come
back if he's trying to escape?
He killed a cop.
You escape while the body's warm.
- Right.
- This guy's been dead for ten hours.
The causeway was still in then. It didn't
go out till I tried to escape... evacuate.
He got off the island
when the lights went out.
- You want to believe that.
- I'll radio the city police.
Come on, Box. I go free, you go free.
You'll come to my house for dinner.
Meet the wife and kids.
I got no clothes.
I'll lend you some.
We'll just let out the shoulders a little.
Miss Atwood, come in, please.
Miss Atwood, come in, please.
- Arthur?
- You'll never guess where I've been.
I've been held hostage
in the psycho ward.
When you have a free moment,
could you come up and let me out?
Oh, God. Shit. Yes!
Miss Atwood is a witness that I agree
to these demands of my own free will.
- "Nurses with bigger..."?
- Just open the door!
Hold it. I want Kevin Lennihan. This guy
makes me crazy. Get me Lennihan.
- Lenni-who?
- I thought we made a deal.
- Kevin Lennihan. I want him here.
- I don't know him.
He's black like me. Late 30s, moustache.
He ain't crazy like us.
- Where the hell is he?
- Tell him he's gone!
- Describe him some more.
- He was in real estate.
He owned his own helicopter.
He ain't bonkers. He just acted
that way to stay out of jail.
He's crazy, but just about them
damn Lifesavers, especially red.
- He didn't stick around...
- Shut up.