"I may not be able to make it." " Right." " Mom, I know it's your anniversary, but they may extend me till October." " Well, it's a war." " I don't control it." " Right, I know." " Mom..." "Okay." " Right, listen, I got to go." " My commander just came in." " We got casualties coming in." " Right." " Love you." " Yeah." "*  One knock, one spill, one look, and it's on * * half-cut, half-thrilled, don't care if you're wrong * * you're standing, heart is beating over shouting * * blood boiling, what you gonna do about it *" "* go, go, you say you want to go out... *" "I said, "what are you doing here?"" " Working." " I know that." " I thought maybe you were going to take a week off, you know, get settled back in." " I've lost four months of my chief year." " I'm not taking any more time off." " Okay." " Welcome back." "  Incoming!" "  Who's that?" " New intern, man." " She's something else." " What do we got?" " Wedding photo at wedding island gone wrong." " Bride tripped over her heels bringing the groom with her into the river." " I'm fine." " Just help my wife, please." "  Shannon." "  On it." " Hey, sit down, sir." " It's easier if you don't fight us." "  Jordan." "  Drew, hey." " We'll catch up later, okay?" " This is the bride." " Possible c-spine injury." " My neck..." "Really hurts." " I know it does, sweetie." " I'm Dr. Alexander." " I'm going to take care of you." " Can you tell me your name?" " Kryztal." " Where's my husband?" " He's already inside getting treated, so let's get you in there, too." " All right, drew, we got another one coming." " So let me know if you need any help." " I won't..." "Need any help." " The rest of the wedding party." " I got a major emergency here." " Pete here has got a broken..." "Heart from not getting to nail the hot bridesmaid." " You think that's funny, you bunch of entitled ass wipes?" " Huh?" " Hey, people die here, all right?" " They bleed on the ground you're standing on." " Drew, get the patient." " The patient." " I'm with the doc." " Bunch of frat boy a-holes." " This is Jorge, father of the bride." " He's got a head laceration and angulated wrist fracture." " Otherwise known as an Owie." " I'm fine, doc." " How's my little girl doing?" " Let's get you cleaned up first, then we'll check on her." " Will there be any celebrities?" " Oh, of course, Mrs. Zia." " You'll be here." " Thanks for being here and blowing off your date." " Oh, I didn't blow it off." " It wasn't a date." " Just going to meet her later at her place." " My point is thanks for being my buffer." " Just gotta show her a good time and then she leaves bright and early in the morning." " No problem." " I love your mom." " You wouldn't say that if she came to stay with you for a month." " It's almost over." " I get my life back." " Oh, this is so exciting." " I love the fancy casinos in Atlantic city." " Here, guys." " Have a little fun on me." " Drink, gamble." " Maybe you'll find another hot chick here tonight." " Maybe..." "Or maybe not." " This place is a dump, Christopher." " Why would you bring me here?" "  Just keep her busy." "  I got you." " Come on, Mrs. Zia." " Let's go have some fun." " Okay, does this hurt?" " No." " All right." " How about here?" " A little." " All right." " K, you all right?" " I'm fine." " Sorry, he wouldn't sit still." " Wanted to be with his wife." " It's okay." " We're going to take her to CT, clear her cervical spine." " Is there any news on the father?" " Don't waste your breath on him." " Okay." " Just, he ruins everything." " This... this is all his fault." " It's a long story." " It's the same story." " He says he's sober and he's not." " My mother passed last year, and I just wanted someone from my family at my wedding." " I..." "I should've known better." " And he... he..." "Kryztal?" " Kryztal?" " Kryztal?" " What's happening?" "!" " Help her." " Colles' fracture." " Orthopod should get here in a few hours." " I'm fine." " All right, good." " Now let's take a look at this cut here." " Heard the nurses talking." " Army doc, huh?" " Where were you stationed?" " This time, Bagram." " Was a medic in Iraq, back when it was the wild west." " Those were the days." " You ever do patrol on Al-Rashid street" " between Shuhada?" "  And the Anhar Bridges." " That crammed bazaar there, waiting any second for someone to hit an IED." " That was the hairiest thing" "I've ever been through in my life." " Where were you?" "' 03, I was chasing down Saddam." " Back in '04 and '05." " Then Kandahar, '07 and '09." " Sounds like you should've bought some property." " Yeah." " Everybody needs a good mud hut, right?" " Yeah." " You married?" " To another soldier." " Smart man." " My wife never did get it." " World goes on without you, you know?" " Yeah, I got a friend back there that's missing her daughter's 13th birthday." " It's all she can think about." " I missed plenty of those." " Recitals, dances, soccer games." " Truth is, my daughter didn't want me at her wedding." " Well, that sounds a little harsh." " Yeah." " Irony is that every time I was out there, every single time, just the thought of my daughter was the only thing that kept me going." " Yeah." " Please, help her!" " Does she have a history of fainting?" " No, no way." " Is it possible she's pregnant?" " I don't think so." " I mean, she..." "She would've told me." " Any drugs, alcohol?" " No." " Yeah, actually." " She's taking anti-anxiety medicine for the wedding." " She's so high-strung, she was having bad dreams and nightmares." " Okay." " Can you tell me the names of these medications?" " I..." "I don't know." " I'm sorry." " I don't know." " All right." " Let's get her to CT." " Can I go with her?" " Once she's conscious, you can." " But we have to take her for some scans, all right?" " We'll be back." " I love you, k!" " 5." " No more underhand throws, old man." " And no more lip, dollface." " Unless you want to plant them on mine." " If you don't crap out," "I'll do whatever you want with my eyes open." " Oh." " Who's this child?" " Is that your boyfriend?" " Maybe he is." " Maybe he isn't." " You just broke my heart." "  Ah." " Come on." "  Easy 4." " She crushed me." " What can I say?" " If you give him some love, he'll get back on a roll." " Stop shooting blanks, old man." " I'll give you my number if you roll me something good." " Well, now I got incentive." " No, no, you don't, and no, you won't." " What's going on here?" " I take one call from Janet, and you're playing craps?" " What happened to bingo?" " Hey, your mother won't be kept down." " I don't know." " She's good." " Bingo is boring." " Why would you bring me to a casino to play bingo?" " Look in my eyes." " Look in my eyes." " There you go." " Hard 10, yeah!" "  Yes!" "  Yes!" "  Yes!" "  Yes!" " Oh." "  Oh." "  Oh, hey." " Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey." " No one touch this table." "  Hey." " Hands off." "  Okay." " Okay." " Hey." " Pulse is pounding." " 150s, at least." " Regular rhythm?" " Yeah, probably svt." " He's unstable." " We need to cardiovert." " Grab the defibrillator off the wall, right there, now." " Go." " Let's go!" " Let's go!" " Come on." " Thank you." " Okay, ready?" "  Clear." "  Clear." " No battery?" "!" " Come on!" " I called the ambulance, but they're coming from the city, at least half an hour." " Okay." " Toph, he doesn't have that long." " No, no, he doesn't." " Okay." " Hey, Jocelyn, can you let me know when Kryztal gets out of CT?" "  Yes, Dr. Alexander." "  Thank you." " So what's up with your fireman Sam?" " His buddy Jonah tells me you two went out again?" " Your place or his?" " Seriously, did we not just have this conversation about how when you're at work," "I am your supervisor, not your friend?" " Okay, I don't want to discuss my personal life here, and if I do happen to tell you something personal off hours," "I don't want you to discuss it here." " I've been the topic of enough gossip to last me a lifetime." "  Got it." "  Oh, yeah?" " Nurse?" " Can I get a little help?" " My, um, my leg hurts." " Yeah." " You know what?" " I'm going to let you get that one." " Sure." " After my next patient." "  Jordan?" "  Oh, hey." "  Hey, what's up?" "  Hi." " I did not get to greet you properly earlier." "  Yeah, there was a lot going on." "  Yeah." " What's going on with Kryztal?" " Her dad wants to know." " He's been asking about her every two minutes." " He wants to see her." " I think it would do him so good." " This whole wedding thing has gotten him a little upset." " Yeah, I don't think it's a good idea right now." " Why not?" " Well, she made it pretty clear from her part that they're not that close, and she feels like he ruined her wedding." " Oh, did he push her in the river?" " I..." "I'm just saying that I don't think it's a good idea and that we shouldn't get involved." " Why are you so upset by this?" " 'Cause I hate it when people don't respect what someone like him has been through." " No one's saying that." " Yeah, he told me he missed a lot of things, but he was at war defending his country, so I think that's a pretty good excuse for missing a few softball games." " I..." "I totally agree, but from what she said, it's more to do with him being an alcoholic." " Yeah, I wonder if five tours has anything to do with that." " Um..." "Okay, look, drew, you..." "You just got back." " You're a little raw." " That's not what this is about." " I'm speaking up for my patient." " And I'm speaking up for mine." " Okay, she's high-strung, she's fainting." " Please, let me fix my patient before we decide to solve any of the family issues." " For now, we'll just... we'll have to agree to disagree." " You'd think after everything you went through with T.C., you'd be on that guy's side." " I checked all four aeds, all missing their batteries." " I found an amp bag." " Toph, his pulse is getting weaker." " We need to get him back in sinus asap." " Uh, what about cold water immersion?" " Stimulate his diving reflex." " Good idea." " Got..." "All right." " Let's make some room." " Okay, make some room, make some room, come on." " Give them some room." " The doctor says he needs room." " Here, hold this." " Ready?" " Let's go." " There we go." " There we go." " Thank you." " There we go." " Yeah, his pulse is back to normal." " Amazing." " T.C. Saved him!" " That was amazing." " It was all Topher's idea, Mrs. Zia." " I was just the busboy." " You're too modest, Dr. Callahan." " We'll get you training with Topher, man." " Little cycling, we'll get you on schedule." "  That's..." " Look, no biggie." " That's great, man." " Hey, listen, one other thing." " I know you guys, I know you like teasing Paul." " And I get that." " But I would really appreciate it if you toned it down just a little bit." " I just don't want it affecting his work." " No problem." " I'll spread the word." "  Thank you." "  Yeah." " Oh." " Hey, bro." "  Hey." "  How you doing?" " Great." " What was that..." "That with Scott?" " Uh, he... he wants me to..." "He wants me to train him, get him back in shape." " You know, chicks love the abs." " Right, right." " So... so he wasn't saying anything about me?" " And before you answer, I will remind you that I have the hearing of an elephant." " Okay, fine." " He asked us to stop messing with you, and I said we would." " He... he didn't need to do that." " Makes me look bad, like I can't take care of myself, you know?" " Hey, tell him, not me." "  T?" " T?" "  Yeah." " I'm telling you, she loves you, you love casinos." " Toph, Toph, if you leave now, she will never let you hear the end of it." " Yeah, that's true." " She's getting up there, man." " Come on, you complain, but what if it's her last visit?" " Hey, my mom, she's going to outlive me." " Okay." " You know, I said the same thing about my mom, and you know when I got to tell her what she meant to me?" " Over a respirator on her coma bed." " Maybe she heard, maybe she didn't." " Time to go, guys." " All right, you go, I'll stay." " Worst case, get drunk, call an uber." " I've had enough people in my life trying to fix things for me, you know, and I'm tired of it." " I get that." " I do, but you see my point?" " I need the E.R. and the surgical departments to work well together and if they don't respect you..." "Well, they... they will." " Look, I'm..." "I'm not the rah-rah guy." " I'm the lead by example guy." " They will follow me." " It just might take a bit longer." " You know, maybe... maybe it's not your way or T.C.'S, but, you know, I could do it my way." " Okay." " All right." " Let's see how that goes." " So what's up?" " Just, um, something wrong right here." " It hurts, so you might need to examine it." " Okay." " Well, let me take a look." " Drop your pants, let's see it." " See it?" " Yes." " It." " Your penis." " That's clearly what you're hinting at, right?" " I'm just letting you know that my leg..." "Come on, you started this joke." " Let's..." "Let's see it through." " Let's..." "let's see how big you are." " My guess is you're an inch-worm." " Big-mouth guys usually are." " Everything okay here?" " Huh." " Yeah, I think we're good here." " Right, guys?" " You've all learned a valuable lesson about wasting a doctor's time, right?" " And you, hipster dude, give me your phone." " I know you were taking a picture." " Come on." " You're lucky I don't break this." " Oh." " Nice." " Crop shot." " Delete." " Holy." " This is one right before she tripped." " Look, push in and you can see her eyes already rolling back in her head." " Yeah, so she didn't trip, she fainted." " Nice find." " So what does that mean?" " Well, I'm going to have radiology read your scan right away, so we can figure this out." " But for now, I'm going to have Dr. Rivera stay with you, okay?" " Let's scoot you over." " I can't get over calling you Dr. Rivera." " You look like my age." " Well, I can't get over the fact that you're my age and you're married." " It just made sense, I guess." " You got anyone special?" " You mean, someone I've swiped right on?" " Nah." " Marriage is the last thing on my mind." " Well, that may change when you meet the right person." " I don't have time for the right person." " I come from a small town, like a really small town." " They paid for my med school and they're sort of depending on me, so I don't have time for someone special in my schedule, until say, 2025." " I know what you're saying." " You think I'm drunk, right?" " Huh?" " I'm not good enough?" "  Nobody's saying that." "  Everybody said it!" " I heard them at the wedding." " Your labs came back clean." " I can tell you didn't drink." " All right, I'll tell them that." " All right." " It'll be fine." "  Jorge?" "  You!" "  Hey, what's going on?" "  Not true, not true." "  No, listen." "  Get away from me!" "  Get back!" "  Hey, hey, hey!" " Okay." " All right, all right." "  Get away from me." "  Okay." "  Get away from me!" "  Everybody, back!" " Stay in the rooms!" " What happened?" " No idea." " He just went crazy." "  Get away from me!" "  Please drop the scalpel." "  Let us help you, okay?" "  Get them away!" " Drop the scalpel." " No, no, no." " Talk to us." " What's going on?" " You see them?" " Do you see them?" "!" "  It's okay." "  Get them off of me!" " Jorge, we will." "  I got this." "  No, no, no!" " Get some restraints!" " Okay, he's fully sedated." " Let's get him to trauma 3." "  What did he do now?" "  He started another fight?" " No, he didn't start a fight, okay?" "  He wasn't himself." "  What?" " Your father's hurting right now, okay?" " You should reach out to him." " He needs you." " He needs me?" " He wasn't there for me when I needed him." " And who are you?" " Okay." " All right." " What the hell are you doing?" " I was just explaining her father's situation." " No, you were lobbying for him and you need to back off." "  I don't feel very well." "  Jordan." "  What's wrong?" " Kryztal." "  She's out again." " She's in v-tach." " We need a crash cart." " I can't believe you rushed a guy with a scalpel." " I don't know, man, I just..." "I just reacted." " Yeah, I mean, that's what I thought last year at the accident." " Almost cost me my career." " Yeah, but look at you now." " Gonna be a bad-ass surgeon just like your pops." " Hey, I'm..." "I'm proud of you, man." " Uh-huh." " Yeah, this part of Scott's request or something?" " No, no, I'm being serious." " When you first got here, man, you were like..." "You were like a scared little mouse, man." " You'd sweat, your voice would crack." " Yeah, that's your compliment?" " Yeah, that's my compliment." "  Got it." "  I'm saying how far you've come." " Thanks, man." " Uh..." "That really means a lot." " You saying..." "Come on, don't get all emotional on me now." " No, no." " I'm..." "I'm not." " I'm just... with my hand surgery, and the rehab..." "It's all I've dreamed of ever since I was 5." " Hmm." " You know, I guess..." "I guess you just don't know how much you really want something until you almost lose it, you know?" " Yeah, I do." " Yeah." " I figured I'd be finishing up my NFL career by now." " But here I am." " Yeah, but I mean you love being a nurse." " Yeah, I do." " I do." " But it wasn't my dream since I was 5." " Come on." " Please, you got to help me." " Doc, you got to help me." " You called for a trauma consult?" " Yeah, blunt head trauma with worsening mental state." " May have sustained a brain bleed or a concussion, so we're going to get him a CT." "  Let's go." "  I don't feel good." " I don't feel good." " You just got to relax, Jorge, okay?" "  We're going to do a CT..." " No!" " Don't you touch me!" " Don't you touch me!" " Type and cross for 4." " Page GI." " Let's go." " Her EKG is totally normal." " It shouldn't be, but it is." " You needed a cardiac surgery consult?" " Yeah." " Where's Scott?" " He's busy." " Sent me." " Dr. Alexander?" " Okay." " We have a seemingly healthy young female." " She fainted twice, went into v-tach, but now her EKG looks normal." " I agree." " Any other symptoms?" " Yeah, anxiety." " Probably pre-existing." " I have a list of anti-anxiety medications that she's on." " Okay." " And her husband mentioned she's been having nightmares." " Nightmares?" " Trouble sleeping." " You have an idea?" " Yeah, I..." "I do." " Yeah." " So, ma, you have everything you need for your trip tomorrow?" " Is that all you're thinking about?" " Getting rid of me?" " No." " No." " Just..." "Lynn and the twins really loved having you here." " That's because kids respond to discipline, not that Janet would know." " Stop!" " Stop!" " Why do you have to be so..." "So critical about my wife?" " About my kids?" " About me?" " I'm the one who found the save for the old man." " I'm the hero!" " Stop yelling." " It makes your face turn red." " There you go again." " Why are you like that?" " You're so content to just be." " You're my son." " You're supposed to be better." " Better?" " I'm a doctor." " I'm... no, I'm the chief of the E.R." "At a major trauma center." " I was an army ranger." " I have not one, but three beautiful, intelligent daughters and an incredible wife, who, I'm going to tell you, finds you as aggravating as I do." " How can you say that" "To your mother?" " I raised you." " You..." "You terrorized me." " And you're..." "You're still doing it." " Nothing is ever good enough for you." " I can't..." "I can't win." " I'm not going to..." "I'm not going to take it anymore." " I mean, seriously, what'd you ever do with your life?" " Mom." " Mom." " Hey." " Thought you had the night off." " Yeah, so did I." "An elderly patient with hypotension, svt, converted on scene." " Got to get him to the Cath lab, stat." " Okay, I'll get somebody to..." "Hey, I got this." " You ever known me to pass off a patient?" "  Nice to meet you, Sam." "  See you around." " So when was the last time you had a drink?" " I don't drink." " Yeah." " Dr. Alister said that your blood alcohol test did come back negative, but I'm going to ask you again, when was the last time you had a drink?" " You puked up blood, Jorge." " You know why?" " Because you got ruptured varicose veins in your esophagus." " They're called varices." " It's the result of drinking." " A lot of drinking." " Your shaking, your paranoia, your delusions..." "These are all symptoms of delirium tremens, which is a severe form of alcohol withdrawal." " I'm sober." " Hey, we're trying to help you here." " Okay?" " Just tell us the truth." " I..." "I wanted to be clean for her wedding." " I thought I could do it, man." " The last drink I had was on the plane, I swear." " Okay." " All right, man." " That's good." " Admitting it is a good start." " And you can't stop like that again, though." " You saw what happens." " Next time, it could be worse." " My daughter..." "She saw me getting restrained, didn't she?" "  Yeah." "  Yeah." " Could one of you ask if I could see her for a minute?" "  Yeah." "  Of course." " Hello?" " I'm a man, I'm a doctor, and I'm looking for my mother." " I'm coming in." " Mom, I..." "I'm really sorry." " I don't know why I said that stuff." " I wasn't always nothing, you know?" " I know." " I know." " You worked your ass off at those restaurants." " I should be more grateful." " I was an engineer." " What?" " Yes." " I went to school in Hong Kong before you were born to be an engineer." " Are you serious?" " Yes." " We moved to the United States." " And it was hard." " The language." " And then your father died." " And I had to give it all up to work at that crappy dragon palace, just to keep you and your sister alive." " Do you think I liked that?" " Who knows what I could've done." " Why didn't you tell me that before, mom?" " Because..." "It was my job to make sure you were given every opportunity to do great things... the things that I couldn't do." " And you did them." " And I am proud of you." " Can... can I hug you, mom?" " I know it's..." "It's weird, and we don't really do that." " Kryztal, you have something called brugada syndrome." " It explains why you're fainting and why your heart almost stopped." " It was actually the nightmares that tipped me off." " It's a symptom." " It's an electrical problem in your heart that could cause sudden cardiac death if not treated." " So what do we do?" " Is there a cure?" " Yes." " We treat it with an implantable defibrillator." " You have to attach this to my heart." " Is there another way?" " I'm afraid there isn't." " And if we don't do this, you could go into cardiac arrest at any time." " Also, I think you should know that there's a genetic component to brugada syndrome." " It's... it's inherited." " And your father has the condition, as well." " Kryztal, look, I know that you're hurting, and you're scared." " But your father is, too, and he would really like to see you." " Yeah." " Well, too bad." " On top of being a drunk and ruining my past, my dad's also ruined my future." " I never want to see him again." " Hey, I wouldn't jump on that tuna sandwich." " It's been there since bush was president." " Oh, that's gross." " Yeah." " So, I..." "I hear your night of fun and debauchery got cut short." "*  Well, I've loved, I've lost, but I still can't find *" "Nothing says debauchery like a casino full of 80-year-olds with air tanks and walkers." " Yeah." " Poor Toph." " His mom is really driving him crazy." "  Yeah, she's still on his case?" "  Nonstop." "*  And I open my eyes and I don't know why but I feel so old *" "Yeah." " How's your bride doing?" " Well, she's on her way to the O.R." "Instead of her honeymoon." " That's a big change of plans." " For better or worse, right?" " Yeah." " See, that's where we were smart." " We spread our worst out over eight years." " Yeah, we did." "*  Let it go *" "But there was a lot of good, too." "*  Let it go *" "I really do want you to be happy." "*  I don't know what you've got *" "I want the same for you." "*  but you've got to let it go *" "Hey." " Cardiology called." " The old guy only wants the doc that dunked him in the water." " Okay." " I'll be right there." " I'm not even going to ask." " Yeah." " Don't." " Okay." " One tuna sandwich." " Oh, you're not really going to buy that, are you?" " Oh, no, just making sure nobody else does." "*  You don't know what you've got * * but you've got to let it go *" " Hey." "  Hi." " How you feeling?" " Just tell me how I'm doing." " Don't be a pussy." " Spit it out." "*  Let it go *" "You're going to need open-heart surgery." " Let's do it." " Yeah." " The problem is that your heart stopped twice during the Cath procedure, so..." "You need the operation, but you're probably not going to survive it." "*  You've got to let it go *" "Yeah." " You got any..." "Friends or family I can call?" " All my friends, they're dead." " Family, never had one." " I was too busy..." "Trying to get laid." " Don't look at me like that." " When I was your age, I was better-looking than you and I could kick your ass with my eyes closed." " Oh, yeah." " I believe it." " Oh, man." " Holy cow." "*  Let it go *" "You stay for awhile?" "*  Let it go *" "Sure." " I'll stay as long as you want." "*  I know * * you don't know what you've got * * but you've got to let it go * * you don't know what you've got *" "Doctor, hold on." "*  But you've got to let it go *" "Can I talk to him?" " He's already sedated for surgery." " Sorry." " Oh." " Go." " He looks so small... so worn." " You think I'm a terrible person, don't you, for not wanting to speak to him?" " I think I have no right to judge anybody on anything." "*  if you knew me back when I was younger * * the world at my feet was what mattered *" "Hey." "*  Oh, how I thought everything was beautiful *" "Hey." "*  And I loved it much like a mother *" "How's Jorge?" " Not great." " Drew, I'm sorry about earlier." " I wasn't as sensitive to you as I should've been." " No." " I..." "You were just trying to help." " Yeah, but you just got back and..." "Jordan, I know the hell you went through with T.C. When he first came back." "*  If humility is the thing I've been needing *" " I'm sorry." "  It's okay." "*  Well, I've got enough *" "Forget it." "*  To last * * maybe it's time *" "This wasn't about me coming back too soon." " This case just brought up some other stuff that I didn't want to admit to." " Like what?" " I haven't told my parents I'm back." " It's their 40th anniversary." " I'm supposed to go." " But I can't, 'cause I'm too scared to tell 'em that Rick and I got married." "*  While the water is rising *" "Um..." "But they know you're out, right?" " Yeah." "*  Will you still keep me in your sight *" "See, growing up, my dad and I used to be best friends." " We watched games together, went to games together, we played every sport." " We did everything together." " And then when I came out to him, it's like he couldn't talk to me anymore." " Honey, I'm so sorry." "*  I'm beating it to death *" "It's the same Steelers game, right?" " I mean, what's the difference?" "*  I remember when *" "But to him, it had all changed." "*  Running forever *" "So I figure if I don't say anything, maybe for a year or two..." "You know, maybe there's that glimmer of hope." " Even if it's just 1% that..." "* During the highest tide * he'll change and then things can go back to the way they used to be." "*  While the water is rising * * will you still keep me in your sight *" "Drew, you know, your..." "Your dad's getting older." " And how are you going to feel if you don't get the chance to talk to him?" "*  Ooh * * ooh *" "He's crashing." " Get the crash cart now." "*  Ooh * * ooh *" "Look, I don't care if you dated T.C. Or Dr. Clemmens." " Believe it or not, I may have dated other women before I went out with you." "  Hmm." "  Hmm." " I'm just saying that some guys have a hard time working with other guys that have dated the woman that they may or may not be interested in." " Well, I'm not like those other guys." " That's good." " And I'm definitely interested in a woman they may have dated." " In fact, I'd love to make her a gourmet breakfast this morning." " Oh?" " A gourmet breakfast?" " Hmm." " How many times have you used that line?" " Oh, this is the first time." "  I swear." "  Uh-huh." " So what do you say?" " Truffle omelet at my place around 9:00?" " Why don't you make it 8:45?" " Dr. Alexander to recovery." " He was always the best at everything." " You brought your mom." " You've been avoiding that all month." " Yeah, what the hell?" " Let her brag about her boy." " You know, I have to say, it all turned out pretty damn good." " We had a conversation." " I mean, I'm still glad she's leaving, but that conversation, it opened up a whole new side of our relationship." " By the way, how's..." "How's the old man?" " Clive?" " He's all patched up." " He'll probably be back at the casino in a week." " Cemetery... 3-6 months." " I'm sorry to hear that." " Yeah." " Don't be." " He, uh, had an amazing life." " He gets to go out the way he wants." " That's all we can ask for, right?" " Hey, the shift's about to end, guys." " Remember what we talked about..." ""ethey artypay orfay ewdray."" "  What'd she say?" "  I have no idea." " The welcome home party for drew." " Let's go." " Why... why didn't you just say that?" " Took us a little bit longer than expected, but your surgery went well, and you should be feeling like yourself in no time." " So the nightmare wedding saved your life." " See?" " I knew I was right marrying you." " And how was my dad's surgery?" " The surgeons got into his heart and the years of alcohol had already destroyed it." " He's gone." " I'm so sorry, Kryztal." " Dad, hey." " Yeah, it's me." " Yeah, no, I know." " I just wanted to..." "Right." " Dad, just..." "Yeah, I just called, 'cause there's something I need to tell you." " Drew?" " Drew?" " Hey." " I called my dad." " Okay." " How'd it go?" " Oh, sweetie." " It's okay." " Come here." "  Surprise!" "  Surprise!" "  Aw." "  Sorry." " Sorry." " I was..." "I was running late." "  Where's drew?" "  Who knows?" " But I'm starving, so I'm not waiting." " But first, I..." "I'd like to make a toast to my mom." " Thank you for reminding me what it takes to be a great parent, dedication to your family, and putting them above all else." " To you, mom." "  Cheers." "  Thank you." "  Hear, hear." "  Cheers." " Mama Toph." " Speech." " Okay, well..." "I've always known that Christopher was the best and brightest, but to hear from his colleagues..." " He is." "  He's amazing." " It just helps me know that I've made the right decision." " I'm so proud of my son Don't." " That I'm coming to live with him permanently." "  Wow." "  Congratulations." "  Yeah." "  Good to have family around." " Son of a bitch." " Yeah." " She planned it." " Yeah." " She did it in front of everyone, 'cause she knew I couldn't refuse." " She used all of us as a buffer." "  She played me, she played me." "  Yeah." "*  It's such a sad and confusing place *" "Nice catch tonight, Paul." " Like you said, you're a leader by example." "*  But get knocked down on my face, oh *" " Surprise!" "  Surprise!" " Okay, I would like to propose a toast, actually." " To having our family back together again." "  Cheers." "  Cheers." " Uh, thank you." " You have..." "No idea how much I needed this." " So thank you so much." "  Come on, come on, come on." "  Thank you." "*  Take my hand and help me find my way back home * * help me find my way back home * * yeah, yeah, yeah *"