All language subtitles for Diagnosis Murder s08e04 By Reason of Insanity

So, give them the hold.

Free the hold.

Up there, down there.

Clocker those mockers.

I left Sophie this morning.

Why?

Why do you think? So I could be with
you.

I'm married.

Oh, believe me, Sin, there's plenty of
money to go around. Just tell Richard

marriage is over. We'll move in
together.

There'll be no more sneaking around.

Come on, my marriage isn't about money.
I love Richard.

Yeah, but... What about us?

Ethan, Ethan, Ethan, Ethan, Ethan.

You're great. You're the best.

No, it's fine.

Doesn't mean I want to leave my husband.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

Rudy!

Rudy! Rudy!

Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!
Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!

Rudy!

You want to go to jail?

Ethan Foster, get in here.

Are you afraid of the neighbors?

What is wrong with you?

I am just sick and tired of that bum.

Look, look, look, look, look. We should
be home any minute, okay? He'll take

care of it.

Come on.

You gotta go.

I love you.

I love you.

Go. Go.

Go.

Sorry, buddy, but you're going to have
to take it somewhere else, okay?

Guru, Roy, Diane.

Well, Roy, you're going to have to find
a better place to camp. No.

Look, I'm really sorry, but you're
creating a problem. No, you're Enrich.

I'm not even a boy named Sue, okay?

Father Seton will kill you. Don't go.

Hey, Father Seton will kill you. That's
it. Stay away from my house, all right?

Enrich! Father Seton will kill you!

Enrich! Come on, guys.

I'm not Enbridge.

Good. What is your name?

Saul Agnew Gore.

Two vice presidents and bipartisan
booth.

You know, I'm impressed.

Has a doctor ever put you on medication?

Yes, sir.

Thank you.

I take it that guy was a patient here
before.

Not a patient, a student.

And a brilliant.

It's hard to imagine him as a doctor.

Harder to imagine he'd turn out the way
he did.

George had such a wonderful creative
mind.

You know, I remember one day I was
teaching, and George raised his hand and

started talking.

It wasn't making any sense at all.

And I thought it was me. I didn't
understand his thinking.

Then he started talking about voices in
his head. That was the beginning of

schizophrenia.

Couldn't you get him to agree to
hospitalization? We got him into

right, but he just walked right out of
the hospital.

Never came back.

Well, Steve and I found him wandering
around the beach at Venice, and we

persuaded him to come back into
treatment.

And then?

Well, you know, pharmacology wasn't as
sophisticated as this is. He complained

that the medication made him groggy,
made his mouth twitch.

Tired of dyskinesia. Exactly.

And he couldn't get a 5150?

Well, he wasn't showing any violent
symptoms at all, so we couldn't hold him

involuntarily. So the third time he
turned down treatment, we had to let him

Couldn't do anything about it.

Cynthia told me you left your wife.

How's Elliot taking this?

Well, he's 14 and furious.

Are you sure you can't stick it out
until he gets to college?

I think it's a little too late for that
now.

Are you sure?

Well, what about you?

What about me?

If Richard had a fling, would you
forgive him?

Richard doesn't have flings.

No, supposedly.

Well, I guess you don't know the answer
to that until it happens. It's not a

worry, believe me. What about you?

If Cynthia had an affair, would you
forgive her?

I don't know.

I mean, I guess it would depend on the
circumstances.

I did the unpardonable.

I fell in love.

Wow.

Is this woman in love with you?

I thought she was.

She's a happily married woman, this
lady, isn't she?

How can you possibly know that?

Oh, well, see, now, a single woman would
be thrilled to have Ethan's

announcement, but a married woman would
choose a married man because a married

man is safe.

Oh, great. So, to me, she's a love of my
life. To her, I'm merely low risk.

But why would a happily married woman
have an affair? Oh, come on.

Change?

A little excitement?

Taste of the forbidden?

Well, I must lead a very sheltered life,
then.

I'm not going to suggest you do what I
did, Richard, but I gotta tell you, the

sex was great.

What are you gonna do now?

Get on my knees and beg.

Well, that's great.

I think Sophie will listen.

He's not talking about Sophie.

Are you? No. I'm going to tell my
marriage friend that I love her so much.

I'm willing to continue the affair on
her terms.

Well, she should tell you to go straight
to hell.

But when you say it like that, she just
might say yes, Ethan.

Oh, good.

Jesse, would you take that?

Yeah, sure.

And this.

And this.

There it is.

There what is?

Well, it's hot in here. I was trying to
figure out why I had the only office in

the hospital that wasn't air
conditioned.

What do you want me to do with these?

Just put them in an empty space
someplace.

I don't think that's safe.

Uh -oh.

Well, I'll do it.

What are these for?

Oh, I found an old crossword book of
mine. Which is why I bought all these

dictionaries last time I was trying to
do them.

Maybe I could help.

You do crosswords?

I've got one here for you.

Try this on for size.

Musician of many words. Eight letters.
The middle two letters are D and H.

Sondheim. Stephen Sondheim.

Of course.

I was trying to...

Think of a syllable that started in D
-H. Like Dharma, the Hindu principle

rules the universe.

That's right, that starts with D -H.

Jodhpurs?

You're very good.

Ah, it's just a quirk or a trick, I
don't know. It's a talent I have.

What faster than I am.

Did you want something?

Yeah. Dr.

Burke said that George is stable and
he's ready to release him. Oh, no.

Yes, so maybe you can go talk to him.
Well, he's not going to listen to me.

I don't want you to say a word. Just
listen. Sophie.

No, not one word or I won't be able to
get through this.

Elliot's a mess.

He can't understand what you're doing.
Neither can I.

So I'm making a one -time offer.

Tell me it's over. Come back home.

We won't ever have to speak of this
again.

What makes you think I want to come
back?

You have a son.

What good is it going to do him to have
a miserable father?

Since when did I make you miserable?

Since I found out what it's like to be
in love.

Who is she? Who broke up my marriage? It
was us to make.

We never loved each other anyway.

You married me?

Oh, you bastard.

I had money.

You had looks.

That's not love.

It's just enough.

I'm going to make you pay for this.

Aida tonight. Care to join me?

Let me check with Richard.

Who's that?

Ethan has an extra ticket to Aida.

Is that the one where they're sealed in
the cave and used up all the air by

singing? Yes. Beautiful love story.

Go.

You sure you don't mind?

Let's see.

Ethan gets a friend when he needs one.

I get to stay home.

And you get to go see that ridiculous
opera.

Sounds like a great deal to me.

Nope.

Say, listen, I have to be at the Beverly
Hills Hotel. Why don't you pick me up

there at six?

Yeah?

I'll see you then.

Goodbye.

So the police didn't press any charges?

They hardly ever do in cases like this.
Then maybe we can have him arrested.

I don't know.

Disturbing the peace.

Well, he spent a couple of days in jail.
That doesn't sound good to me. He's

just going to be back out on the streets
again. If I can just get him to stay.

George. No.

You don't even know what I'm going to
ask you yet. No.

George, if you could just stay a few
days, we can adjust your medication.

No. You'd have some clean clothes, nice
bed.

It may be too late.

Too late for what?

Father Seaton is going to do something
terrible.

Sorry.

Is that who I think it is? Yeah, George
Lawson.

Could have been a great doctor.

ONE EYE!

We're so bad.

The worst.

Here, come for a drink, huh?

Richard?

Richard, you can be done.

What?

What is it?

No, no, no.

What is it? Come on, come on, come on.
I'll call the cops.

Come on.

Mr. Lawson?

Take it easy, easy.

Mr. Lawson, I need to ask you a few
questions.

You're Eli.

Eli, the cop.

I'm Lieutenant Steve Sloan.

Dr. Mark Sloan is my dad. You saw him at
the hospital yesterday.

You remember?

Yeah, look in your bag.

Demon tooth.

Are these yours, Mr. Lawson?

Is this knife yours?

Father Seton!

Demon truth!

Father Seton!

Demon truth!

Father Seton! I'm sorry, Mr. Lawson.

Put your hands behind your back, please.

Mr. Lawson, I'm placing you under
arrest.

You understand what I'm saying to you?
Father Seton did it!

Father Seton!

Father Seton!

There we go.

Carl Mason!

George, I'm Dr. Jesse Travis. I've
treated you here before. Where's Carl

Jesse, this man needs to be put in lock
-up. Not until we get him saved. Dr.

Burke will tell me he's in the ER stat.

Conny Mint!

Conny Mint!

Stay with him in the ER.

George?

The Tin Man Icon.

George, I'd like to believe you. I don't
know what you're saying.

What happened?

Look,

take down anything he says, no matter
how little sense it makes.

What happened?

Looks like one of your former students
may have committed a murder.

No. Are you sure?

We found him on the beach right outside
of the crime scene.

Who was it?

The victim's name is Richard Fielding.

How do I know that name?

He's the homeowner that called the cops
on George Dawson two nights ago, naming

premeditation.

If we could just have found a way to
commit George, it might never have

happened. Dad, you can't blame yourself.

Is that what I tell Richard Fielding's
widow?

Dad, sometimes people just slip through
the cracks of the tooth. A man's dead. I

failed a patient and a student.

Can't just rack that up to the system.

Let her go at that.

You have my cell number. Please do not
disturb the widow. You can call me about

any details.

Thank you.

They have to do an autopsy before
releasing the body to the funeral home.

soon as they do, I'll finalize all the
arrangements.

Thank God you're here.

How do women catalyze on their own?

That's something you'll never have to
worry about.

I thought he was just a harmless drug.

George,

you know what happened?

I didn't take my...

Medicine. And then what?

Drank Westcrop.

What does Westcrop mean, George?

Westcrop. It means Westcrop. You know,
another word for pine chew.

Tell me something, George.

Do you know what a knife is for?

Cutting. Cutting what?

People.

Doctors cut people to heal them.

And... Were you healing Richard Fielding
when you cut him?

I didn't cut him. Who did?

Father Seton.

Father Seton used a knife to kill.

George, is Father Seton in your head?

Sometimes.

Like you, like him, like any itch.

Hey, how is he?

Well, now that we got him on meds, he's
stabilized.

The bad news is, since he's stable, he
can be moved to jail.

Jail? He should be institutionalized.
Well, that's the worst news.

George just admitted that he understands
that a knife is a lethal weapon.

So by today's standards, that means he
can be tried and found guilty of murder.

Whatever happened to not guilty by
reason of insanity?

Well, that went out when Hinckley shot
Reagan.

We're tough on crime these days.

By any medical definition.

George is a dysfunctional, disorganized,
paranoid schizophrenic.

By today's legal definition, George is
sane.

That's the craziest thing I've ever
heard.

Yeah, well, crazy is neither a medical
or legal term.

What about George's own private
language?

Well, it's just that.

You know, there are identical twins that
have a private language.

That doesn't make them insane.

Is anyone else here cold?

Why is it with modern technology,
everything is either too hot or too

young or too terribly old.

Maybe that's it.

What, Cole Porter?

Maybe George is speaking in rhyming
slang.

Like what a cockney calls a key's
dancing fleas.

Yeah. What would rhyme with Father
Seton, then? Uh, Fields of Eden? Not

that helps us.

Rhyming slang doesn't have to be direct.

Take lemon, for example.

In cockney, lemon means girlfriend.

Lemon and girlfriend don't rhyme.

Yeah, exactly. But lemon is short for
lemon curd, which rhymes with bird,

in British slang means young, attractive
woman, which can take you to

girlfriend. That's impenetrable.

Yeah, but not to a cockney. I bet you
that George's language is perfectly

understandable to him.

Jesse, didn't Steve say he was having an
officer take down everything that

George said?

Yeah. Do you want me to see if I can go
make sense of it? Yeah.

Yeah, if this slang rhyming thing works,
we might have a hope of saving George.

Sounds like a stretch to me.

You know, Mark, you should really get
someone to fix that.

Yeah, I know it.

Old hospital.

Mr. Foster, am I looking for Cynthia?

She's not home.

Maybe we could come in and talk to you
for a minute, then?

This is Ethan Foster.

He was here when Cynthia's husband's
body was found.

This is Dr. Jesse Travis.

Hi. I was hoping I could speak with
Cynthia for a moment.

I'm comfortable staying here. I'm sure
you understand.

Yeah, of course.

Do you know where she's staying?

Yes.

The address.

Oh, Ocean Shores.

Isn't that where you told me you were
staying?

What are you implying, Detective?

Nothing. Did you get her the room next
to yours?

Actually, I found her an apartment suite
in the luxury wing. Sounds like you

guys were close.

When my wife and I were living together,
we were over here all the time.

Yeah. Hey, that homeless guy, do you
ever see him around here?

Why? Well, you know, he seems to be
saying a lot of things that don't make

sense, and I've got this theory.

I think that he's speaking in code, and
if you or Cynthia can remember any

particular phrases or words, then maybe
I can crack it.

The code, that is.

And do what? Get him off?

We're just trying to find out exactly
what happened. We know what happened. He

killed Richard. Now, gentlemen, if
you'll excuse me, I have a long list of

things Cynthia wants me to bring her.

She must really trust you.

Isn't that the definition of a friend?

How did you get in here?

I'm your wife.

I showed them I .D.

They gave me a key.

That won't happen again.

It won't have to. Believe me, I have no
intention of coming back here to where

you humiliated me.

What are you doing, Sophie?

Following you.

Did you know that you can see our opera
seats from the side loge?

Oh, you and Cynthia were so sweet.

Nuzzling necks, those ratamays, and Aida
saying their farewells.

Tell me, did Cynthia know you'd murdered
her husband just hours before?

The police have Richard's killer in
custody, sweetheart.

No, dear.

The police have the man you framed in
custody.

You know, you never were a very good
listener, Ethan.

Now, I want you to try very hard to
actually hear what I'm saying.

I followed you from here.

I saw Richard let you into the house. I
saw you kill him.

Why haven't you gone to the cops?

We have a son.

Knowing that you're a murderer has made
me as thick as I am, and I am very thick

now, Ethan.

What would it do to him?

No.

Elliot is never going to know that his
father is a murderer.

He's not going to have to live with
that.

That's a very wise decision.

Silence comes with a price.

Not kind of in a cutscene.

Sanctimonious rage, but go ahead.

You have my undivided attention.

That's a first.

Just tell me what it's going to cost.

Everything.

The house, bank accounts, the stocks,
your partner's draw.

Everything.

Or else what?

You go to the police, you do that, it'll
be a media circus going on for months.

Is that what you want for Elliot?

You said it yourself.

He'll spend the rest of his life on a
psychiatrist's couch.

Are you really going to do that to your
son?

I don't have to go to the police.

The only person I need to tell is
Cynthia.

You know, Jesse's right. How many women
do you know who would let a man pack

their clothes?

I agree.

Even if there was something going on
between Cynthia and Ethan, it doesn't

mean... Hey,

break it up.

Mouth to mouth bastard.

Make more sense of what he calls most
people. Now let him go.

It's who you are.

Don't start.

What is he, crazy?

A non -functional schizophrenic of the
disorganized type.

George, you just gave a complete medical
description of your condition.

So? All those other words, what are
they? Code?

It's how my voice speaks.

In my head. The voice.

In my head.

I have to talk like my voice.

Or what?

Bad things. Bad things.

He is crazy.

Just leave him alone, okay?

George, we've checked with the Catholic
Diocese, the Greek Orthodox Diocese.

There's no Father Seton in Los Angeles.
Father Seton kills.

Are you Father Seton?

No!

Is Father Seton the name of the voice in
your head that tells you what to say?

No, that's Dominic Yaffe.

One last question, George.

Were Cynthia and Ethan having an affair?

They were true alders.

Is that a rhyme, alders, lovers?

That's a terrible rhyme.

No, no, no.

George, if you'd just help us
understand. I know.

You're an almond cork roast.

You're an almond cork roast.

Round with toast.

Are you all right?

I hope you two will forgive me, but
there's really no polite way to put

Were you having an affair?

Yes.

There's no point in trying to hide it
anymore. I guess the difference doesn't

make any way.

Did your husband know?

I really don't see how... Richard was
very naive about these things.

Almost made it too easy.

You make it kind of sound like a game.

It was.

A stupid game. Don't say that.

Ethan, every time I look at you, I think
I could have been spending that

afternoon with Richard.

You couldn't keep your hands off of me.

That's what it's about. That's what it's
all about.

Look, I know in time you're hoping I'm
going to fall in love with you. Don't.

Excuse me.

Would you please leave us alone?

I take it that romance was not a game to
you.

I hope you're satisfied.

I'm yourself.

I've got to do an evil rule machine.

Help!

Help!

Hinshark!

Have a job yourself!

What's going on?

He's a bentonite.

Try the Amco.

Get me a mag fast.

He's not the pin rag.

We've got time for your gibberish now.

I need a medic. Is anybody coming? He's
not in her bag. Not breathing.

I can see that. Medic!

No time.

He'll die.

Your fault.

Knife! Oh, no. No chance.

He'll die.

I hope I can do this.

I guess we could all use a drink.

Evil hell.

Evil hell.

Hey, great shot, son.

What do you say? How about a little one
-on -one? Come on.

I miss.

Look, I know you're mad at me. Things
aren't exactly great for me right now.

least you can do is listen to me.

The least you can do is get off my
property.

Elliot, go inside.

You've got to let me talk to the boy.

You don't get it, do you?

You have no place here.

When I said everything, I meant it.

Elliot's not a piece of property.

Elliot is not going to have anything to
do with you.

I get sole custody even. Is that clear?

You don't even think about fighting it.

Because if the court asks for a reason
why you're unfit to have custody of the

boy, I will give them one.

You are taking this too far, Sophie.

Let me take it farther.

You show up here again, I'll call the
cops.

And I won't be talking about a
restraining order.

Are you still trying to fix that AC?

Yeah, I thought maybe if I covered half
this vent up it would work.

Oh, I'm glad you're here.

Uh, second file, third book. What? Third
book, down.

I got it.

Modern anagrams. How'd you know?

Know what?

Anagrams. George is speaking in
anagrams.

Anagrams? Yeah, anagrams. You know, when
you take the letters from words and

make other words out of them. Well, Mark
said that George called him an almond

cork roast the other day. So?

So, I ran it through the computer.

Almond, cork, roast.

You can do anagrams on a computer?

Oh, yeah. Take the computer about 12
seconds, what it would take me hours to

And what does your computer tell you
that the almond, cork, roast means?

Dr. Mark Sloan.

And Father Seton must be an anagram,
too.

Yeah, for Ethan Foster.

George wasn't raving. He was naming the
killer.

How kind of you to make a house call,
Dr. Sloan. Well, not really too kind,

Father Seton.

I'm sorry, what did you call me?

Well, not me, George Lawson.

George kept insisting that somebody
named Father Seton murdered Richard.

It turns out that Father Seton is an
anagram for Ethan Foster.

Oh, great. So a madman's anagram means
I'm guilty of murder.

Well, I mean, there's a few other
things, too, like a knife.

For instance, it had been wiped clean of
fingerprints, but not of the blood.

Now, why would somebody do that?

I really don't understand how crazy
people think.

Well, I don't think it's that crazy,
really.

I think it was a deliberate attempt to
frame George for a murder that you

committed.

I'll tell you about George's clothes.

I'm sure you will.

Well, George refused to wear clean
hospital garments.

In fact, when he was arrested, he was
wearing the same soil clothes he wore

first time he was brought in.

Clothes do make the man, don't they? Or
unmake him, perhaps.

See, George would have had to put on new
clothes to commit the murder and then

change back again. Now, that doesn't fit
his delusional pattern at all.

Well, try this.

It's really uncomfortable to sleep in
blood -soaked clothing.

Right, then how did you know that?

And also this question of the entry. The
glass in the sliding door was broken,

but the front door...

was unlocked, which led the police to
believe that Richard had let the killer

himself. Which is something you'd do for
a friend, but hardly anybody you'd had

a fight with two nights before.

You know, so far, I've only heard
reasons why George didn't do this. I

heard word one about me.

You know, I had my son run your license
plate through the computer records.

Uh -huh. And you got a parking violation
that afternoon in Malibu. I promised to

pay the fine.

So I thought you were picking up Cynthia
in Beverly Hills.

Yes, I did that.

After I left Malibu.

Did you see Richard that afternoon in
Malibu?

I don't recall.

Well, a neighbor might. Now that we know
who we're asking about, the police are

going to canvas the neighborhood.

Are you sure somebody didn't see you on
the beach that afternoon with George

Lawson?

What do you think they saw?

You, planning evidence.

And of course, for instance, you're
going to re -examine the knapsack George

carrying, too.

Is this supposed to frighten me?

It really should.

Because believe me, the next time I
knock on your door, I want to be with my

son, and we'll be here to arrest you.

And that'll be the last time that you
open your own door again.

George identified Ethan's photograph.

We know Ethan Foster is guilty.

Yeah, but we can't prove it, Dad.

This is an election year. The D .A.
needs somebody who can prosecute.

You said he'd be willing to put an
innocent man on trial?

All we've got is speculation and a
suicide.

And it might be able to talk him into
accepting a plea of insanity.

But then poor George would be
institutionalized for the rest of his

At least to be getting treatment.

But the thing is, he would know he was
being incarcerated for something he

didn't do.

I gotta admit, it's not good.

There must be something we can do.

With Ethan Foster dead, I don't know
what that could be.

They said I might find you here.

Oh, God, Sophie, I just heard.

Are you blaming yourself?

No.

And you didn't.

I'm so sorry.

A little late, don't you think? Yes.

I feel terrible.

Oh, you'll feel worse in a moment.

You have to believe me, I never thought
he would kill himself.

Of course you didn't.

Just like you never thought he'd kill
your husband.

What?

Your lover killed your husband.

To be with you.

Told you you'd feel worse.

Ethan loved you so very much.

This is a nightmare.

What were you thinking? That you were
having a harmless little fling? Yeah,

that's all it was.

Well... Two men are dead.

Thanks to your little adventure.

Your husband.

And mine.

Oh, I bet it doesn't feel so harmless
anymore, does it?

You

have

to believe me. I didn't know.

It's not your testimony that's
important, Mrs. Fielding.

What I need is Mrs.

Foster's cooperation.

You'll never get that.

Look, if I have to, I will get on the
witness stand myself. I cannot live with

the idea of an innocent man being
convicted.

And say what?

Everything. Everything that Sophie told
me.

That's hearsay. It's admissible in a
court of law.

Well, then what if I say Ethan told me?

Well, that would be fine if it were
true.

A dying man's declaration is an
exemption to the hearsay rule, but you

me that Ethan didn't confess.

What difference does that make?

It's called perjury.

You sure I can't give you a hand? Thank
you, Dr. Slob, but I cannot.

You know, I think we should discuss this
inside.

Anything you want to say, you can say
out here.

Mrs. Foster, I know terrible things
happened, and I know you were no party

them.

I'm here to beg you to come forward.

I can't do that. Why not?

I have a son, Dr. Sloan.

He knows his father committed suicide.
Do you have any idea what that means?

Yes, I do.

It means he's at much greater risk to
commit suicide later in his own life.

I can't allow things to get any worse
for my son. He is never going to know

father is a murderer.

Even if it means an innocent man goes to
jail?

That's not my concern.

I only care about my son.

Hey! I'm afraid you need to go back now,
George.

How dare you?

What are you doing with my son?

Mom, I was just hanging out with my
friends.

What are they saying to you?

That man needs help, Mom.

He's homeless, he's sick, and he's been
accused of murder.

It's none of your concern.

There's this woman, and she knows that
he didn't do it. She can prove it, but

she won't.

Did it ever occur to you that this woman
might have her own reasons for keeping

quiet? What are you talking about?

What if this woman, what if she's afraid
for her own child?

I don't understand.

What if she doesn't want to cause her
own son pain?

Mom, if I were that kid, I'd rather feel
the worst pain in the world than

discover that I was responsible for an
innocent man's conviction.

You haven't told him, have you?

No.

Tell me what?

Tell me what?

I hope you're right, that this is the
right thing, Dr. Sloan.

Come on.

But you haven't seen Barbara himself?

Uh, listen, Cheryl, something just came
up.

Could you, uh, stand on alone for a
couple of more hours?

Call me if anything happens.

Mrs. Foster?

Do you have something you want to tell
me?

George, I'm going to try you on some of
the new atypical antipsychotics.

I want you to take those.

If you just sit here in the hospital, we
could monitor your side effects. No, it

hurts. What, the new drugs hurt you? No,
the pale shot.

You know, me in this place, this
hospital. Oh, yeah, well,

you once spent a lot of time in this
hospital.

That's why.

You come and see me, won't you?

Let me know how you're doing.

You could come see me.

Absolutely. Hey, Doc.

Not you.

The other doc.

Me?

Yeah, Dr. Demento.

Thank you for saving my life.

You... You called me doctor.

Man, I don't know what kind of demons
you've been chasing, but I gotta tell

I'm real glad I got locked up with a
doctor.

Well, that's... That's... What, George?

First time I've been called doctor.

To me?

You're the best.

You been released, have you, Brad?

Yeah. They only had me on a drug and
disorderly.

What about you, Doc?

You gonna be okay?

Well, I don't know. Some days are good.

Some days not so good.

Yeah. Tell me about it.

See ya.

Doug Luck, Dr. Sloan.

Speed Dog.

Doug Luck.

Doug Luck.

Good luck.

Speed Dog, Godspeed.

Same to you, George.

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