the cast is real big,
the bone sets harder.
You're gonna like this. This is good.
I'd like you to do me a favour, however,
when you take this cast off.
I'd like my ring back. It's in here, see.
This is good. Oh, this is gonna set good.
- You can hear it.
- Dr Slattery, can I see you a moment?
Dr Foster, take over for me,
there's an emergency.
Try this for size.
- Excuse me, Doctor.
- This could be serious.
- Excuse me.
- More questions? Just go away.
You have the pressure...
Backwards!
No wonder. It's an '82 model.
They should've recalled these.
- Anything else I can do for you?
- Yes, Doctor.
That's the woman who needs treatment.
She's her cousin.
They could have something that
runs in the family. You never know.
Have them both X-rayed.
She says what's wrong is her husband
left her and it hurts all over.
- X-rays won't show anything.
- It won't hurt.
Look. See?
Excuse me.
What did he say?
He said my husband is no good anyway.
And that he thinks I have a nice...
...you know, ass.
And that maybe
we'll go dancing tomorrow night.
Oh, hey! Shit! How the hell?!
Look out!
Goddamn it!
Can ten have something...?
- Where's the emergency power?
- They're restoring it.
- Four nurses for eight patients.
- How many do you need?
I'm trying to keep people alive by hand.
I could use three per bed.
Oh, God. Don't worry.
I'll get you everybody I can spare.
We've got a patient with a DVT.
Then he threw a PE.
- He could have an MI.
- That can be serious.
- Don't I need a second opinion?
- Some haven't had a first opinion yet.
Is that why your parents struggled
to send you to school?
- My parents are wealthy.
- Would they be interested in a cineplex?
- $50,000 down payment...
- What?
Your opinion is as good as anyone else's.
Dr Joffe, I'm counting on you today.
Don't let me down.
- Thank you, sir.
- You're OK.
What are you doing? Letting a first-year
intern make a diagnosis like that alone?
That's an invitation to litigation.
Exactly like Blowfield vs. St Jude's.
$3 million settlement!
What are you trying to pull?
Who are you?
- What is the matter?
- This guy's gone crazy.
Your emergency generator?
You can forget about it.
You'd need a miracle
to get juice in that by the morning.
Morning? We have people being kept
alive by hand in ICU. That can't go on.
What do you want us to do? We've been
after Chambers for months about it.
I didn't hear any...
- People are gonna die here tonight.
- She only wants to know what it costs.
You goddamn people have been running
this hospital into the ground.
Pointing the finger at Rachel,
that's gonna fix the generator?
- We need people in ICU?
- We can't spare anybody.
- We'll get people from elsewhere.
- That's easy to say.
It's easy to do, too. Follow me.
Eddie, what are you doing?
Just a minute.
Rachel, I am a master of persuasion.
Eddie.
Ladies and gentlemen,
can I have your attention, please?
- We need your help.
- What is he doing?
I've been here five hours.
What's going on?
Louis! This is our head orderly, Louis.
I want you all to get to know him.
Remember when you were kids
and had your temperature taken?
What is he talking about?
Well, tonight's gonna be your turn
to help your fellow man.
Listen to the doctor.
He must be from
some ambulance-chasing law firm.
You can't have patients
working in a hospital, can you? No.
I'm your doctor.
I'm gonna prescribe for you exercise.
It's good for the cardiovascular system.
It'll help you. You'll walk.
Listen to the doctor.
- If anything happened we'd be liable.
- I don't have any choice.
- This is anarchy.
- Do I?
Especially you. You need the exercise
most. You're getting up. Come on.
- I'm no doctor.
- I know, but you need exercise.
Watch the kids.
- Come on up. Up.
- Thank you.
- Thanks, Eddie.
- My pleasure.
Get me outta here. I can't take this.
This way, please.
- Doctor, the ICU is this way.
- Sorry. Just follow Louis.
- Dr