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You see, Sammy, in California,
everybody needs a car.
I got a friend who bought a Mercedes
just to get to the bathroom.
I guess only in America can a 24-year-old girl
like me own a house like this in Beverly Hills.
Thank you all very much.
You've done a wonderful job.
Take an hour and a halffor lunch.
Don't forget to sign the Boston hotel list.
Excuse me.
There's no use to panic till
we find out what it really is.
Do stop that.
DrBallingeris looking athim now.
Ballingeris the best there is, Audrey.
- Dr Hyman, we just left him. He seemed fine.
- Just fine.
Well, he called. He said he had
chest pains, his left arm was numb...
I'm a little bewilderedmyself.
I checkedhim abouta month ago.
All right, who's in charge ofthis all-important
show that Mr Gideon keeps talking about?
I guess I am.
Mr Gideon is having attacks of angina
that could lead to a massive coronary.
Oh, shit! I gotta get to rehearsals.
I'm fine. What do doctors know?
About angina, a little more
than show people.
Ifyou wanna leave, fine,
but I think you'll die. Can I see you?
Dr Hyman.
The pain is gone. Nothing wrong
with me a rewrite wouldn't cure.
- Couple of good jokes is what I need.
- You can't leave now.
- Yes, I can.
- Damn it, Joe!
Didn't you hear what the doctorjust said?
Please, stay.
- Joey, I've been talking to Dr Ballinger...
- Jonesy, wait a minute.
Let me talk to the star here. If I stay,
how much time are we talking about?
At least two or three weeks.
You've got to be kidding!
I got a show to put on.
Jonesy, for Chrissakes, will you talk to these
people? They don't understand anything.
- Oh, Jesus...
- What's wrong?
- Miss Collins. All right, easy.
- Damn it.
You guys are doin' this to me.
I wasn't sick until I got here.
- What's wrong with him?
- It's exhaustion.
You're lying to me.
Yes.
Uh, no. No, I'm nota member
ofhis immediate family.
I'm, uh... I'm his girlfriend.
Well, can I leave a message for him, please?
Could you tell him that K...? Hello?
It wasjustsimply exhaustion.
Hejust tried to do too much.
Anyway,
we've made a decision
to postpone the show for four months.
- The doctors assure us Joe will be fine.
- There goes my new apartment.
Therefore the show will
definitely be done. I promise.
Now, we're aware ofthe financial burdens...
I gave up a TV series. What a dummy.
We're prepared to try to get you
temporaryjobs, or even lend you money.
Jonesy, Jonesy, easy on
the money, easy on the money.
All right, Larry, all right, OK.
We don't have a lot of cash available, but...
what I'd like to say to you is,
I... we... think ofyou all as family.
- Bullshit.
- And we want to do everything
we possibly can to keep you all together.
I was with him lastnight.
Alreadyhe's much better.
Ijustlefthim an hourago.
He was in a greatmood.
Makingjokes, makingpasses
atall the nurses.
And he told me to tell all ofyou, he has
a terrific idea for a new hospital number.
Hold it, Audrey, hold it.
Hospital number, hospital number!
Just give me a minute.
Stanley, give me some room.
- How does the title "Hospital Hop" grab you?
- It grabs me.
Great, great.
- I think I got it. I got it!
- I think he's got it. He's got it.
Stan, help me out, please.
Clap your hands.
Cheer up.
Let's go! Everybody.
And, Lucas, they are without question
an absolutely marvellous cast.
Now we gotta wait around for four months.
Maybe even lose them.
I can see where it'd be difficult to hold
a cast like that together. It's really a shame.
And, of course, even after
four months, a heart attack...
There's no guarantee
that he'll be able to work.
None.
Jules, it's still too bright.
- Take number seven down five.
- And he's the greatest.
And, Lucas, I think we have a sure hit.
A sure hit.
Reads like a dream.
- I'd love to read it sometime.
- I'll get a copy to you this afternoon.
Oh, I forgot. Wait a minute.
I've got one right here with me.