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Dead.
He's dead.

I came to wake Mr. Bromden
for dinner and...

Get Miss Chris.

Bring the gurney.

Jesus.

The new girl is in tears.

Oh, God.

He tore himself
apart in here.

If the other patients see this,
they will panic.

Let's get him off the unit.

All right.

We can't leave him in here.

We have to do the leg,
as well.

All right.

What if he didn't do it
to himself?

Why were his arms so...

That's all you're gonna do,
just flip the mattress?

That's all
we can afford these days.

Hey, get that side.

Please.

All right.
Remember, thumbs like this.

All right, so let's go again.
Ta ta.

My hands are sweaty.

She's a rock star, huh?

How good is she?
Real good.

Well, she's got
a damn good teacher,

that's why. Huh?

Go finish
your breakfast.

Put 'er there.

And be quick.
Okay.

Hey, I talked to Manny.

His son's going to come
by Sunday for a lesson,

and I got a lead on a couple
other kids in the building.

You know,
a little extra cash for us.

Ah, I don't know.
Is this stupid?

I like a man with hustle.

Yeah?

I'm gonna need a real kit.

You know, I can't be
teaching paying students

on boxes and buckets.

This is-- Come on.

What's Ivan going to say
when he finds out

we blew a bunch of our
savings on a drum set.

Our savings.
And it's not his business.

He's not in
your life anymore.

He's in his daughter's life.

And when Isabel says that we got
a drum kit in our apartment,

he's gonna know it's yours.

And I don't want her to lie.

Maybe she can
tell the truth.

We'll talk more tonight.

Yes, we will talk tonight
together.

Oh, my God.

It's gonna be
so loud, isn't it?

This is taken care of.
Don't you worry.

You know, I know you hired me
for a full clear,

but I can set aside
some stuff for you.

No problem.

It's all junk.

Well, it's junk,
yeah, but, you know,

there's probably a couple of
hidden hopes and dreams, right?

You'd be surprised.
You get rid of everything,

it's like throwing away
a whole person.

You don't want to do that.

What I want you to do
is haul everything

in this house to the dump.

Clear?

Yes, ma'am.

And I need you out
of here by 7:00.

Yeah, I-I'll be
done by 6:00, easy.

Ah.

How was it, the place?

I'm taking a man's
life to the dump.

His kid didn't care.
Let's not talk about it.

It's too sad.

Yeah, it's messed up.

I don't know
how people can be like that.

Like, my mother's
house is full of stuff,

but at least she keeps
the place neat.

God, I don't even
want to imagine.

what it'd be like
if she didn't.

Which reminds me. Mom called.

She's on at me again about
flying to Orlando to visit.

Told her I think about it,

but Isabel is in school.
Gotta take off of work.

It's not like she would be
happy with just a weekend.

Pepper?

Pepper, you there?

Yeah. Yeah. Uh...

I know it's ridiculous
to think about plane fare

when we're thinking about
buying you drums.

But I was thinking if maybe
you find some on sale.

Listen, I, uh...

I bought the kit.

- What?
- Yeah, I bought it.

I found the perfect one.
It was on sale and everything.

Well, how much it cost?

Uh, it was like four grand.

$4,000?!

That's the sale price?!

We were supposed to talk
about it tonight, Pepper.

Look, I can make it back in,
like, three months.

All right?
I'll take any moving job.

I'll get the students.
I got a kid coming Sunday.

All right, I promise.

It's almost everything
we have.

Marisol, it's gonna be fine.

- All right? Trust me.
- What are you doing here?

What?
I wanted
to surprise Isabel.

Well, this
ain't a surprise.
Marisol?

You're happy to see me,
aren't you, baby?

Don't talk to her.
Talk to me.

When did you get all
bold like this?
Marisol?

Ever since I split--

Don't talk to me like that
in front of my daughter.

I don't like you
showing up like this.

You're supposed to call.

You can't just show up
whenever you feel like.

I did call, you didn't pick up.
Hey, when I call, you answer.

You do not ignore me.
Do not ignore me!

Pepper, wait!

- Pepper!
- This is not your business!

- I'm making it my business!
- Pepper, stop! Stop!

You don't deserve her.

You don't deserve
that little girl.

Please! Stop!

Hey! Hey! Hey!

Hey, hey.

Get off of him!

Pepper, Stop!
Come on!

Pepper, they're cops!

Fuckin' cops.

- Cuff this clown.
- Oh...

Come on!

Wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait.
Shut up.

Marisol!
Mind your business.

Marisol.
Shut up!

Son of a bitch.

You know how many times Marisol
called the cops on that guy?

Nine.

You know how many times
the cops came to help? Huh?

Take a guess.
I said, enough already.

Look, can't
we just talk about this?

All right, I-I screwed up,
all right?

Hey. Huey, Dewey, and Louie.
You guys hear me?

What'd you call us?

What, you never seen
"DuckTales"?

Nice. You're a metal fan?

The friendly stuff isn't
gonna work, so stop trying.

Hey, precinct's
10 blocks back.

Yeah, I-I-I don't mind
doing the extra work.

I mind.
What about you, Dewey?

I could go either way.

Okay, I--
I got out of hand.

Yeah,
you got out of hand,

all right, but it's
too late now, buddy.

Hey, c-come on. Just turn
around, leave him with me.

I'll process it.
Oh, that's a brilliant idea.

You stay working and we go home.
How's that gonna look?

Nah. Let's do this guy a favor.

- Is this a hospital?
- Oh, kind of.

I think maybe we should
take him to the station.

Yeah, t-they're not
gonna help him here.
Can I just apologize?

If we did what Louis here wants
and took you to the station,

you wouldn't get
a Desk Appearance Ticket.

Assault three cops, you go
straight to Central Booking.

You think guys
who assault cops make bail?

Yeah. Probably not.
Probably not.

This is better than jail.
Promise.

Plus, oh!

You're a tough guy.
You're gonna be fine.

Wh-- What is this place?

You know where you are?

You're in the jungle, baby.

Dorry, be quiet.

Take 10 steps back now.

I was at the end of my shift.

Us, too, man.
But then, you know.

Oh, everybody's at the end
of their shift, right?

I've had a long day.
You've had a long day.

He's had a long day.
She definitely had a long day.

Why make it longer, hmm?
Just let me go home, please.

We bring you in,
they have to take you.

You know what I mean?
That's the law, right?

Unfortunately, that is correct.

No, this-- this ain't right.
You-- You can't do this.

Please. Come on.

Please!
This ain't' right.

This ain't right.
You can't do this.

Please.

Please!

My name is Dr. Anand.

For the record,
today is October 12th.

Welcome to New Hyde Hospital.

This building,
this unit is called Northwest.

This is my intake team
behind me.

Let me be very clear.
You are not a prisoner here.

Uh, Doc?

Well.

New admit.
Police brought him.

It's only a day since
we lost Mr. Bromden.

You don't find it strange?

Mr. Bromden dies, and the
very next day, we get a new man.

Go on about your
business, Dorry.

New Hyde is hungry.

Peter.
Pepper.

Everyone calls me Pepper.

Why is that?
Pepper's got a kick.

Put a little pepper in it.
Boom. You know?

Why do you think
you're here, Pepper?

Dr. Anand: Pepper? No?

Pepper, why do you believe
that you're here?

I was protecting people.
My girlfriend and her kids.

Assault and battery.
Resisting arrest.

Assaulting three
police officers. I could go on.

These three, they hop out of
a car and they jump me.

And they don't tell me
they're cops.

And I'm-- I'm battling one guy.

An abusive ex-husband,
by the way.

Put that in your notes, please.

And then it turns into four,

and I think I'm fighting
for my life.

And now these guys, they
bring me to a mental hospital.

They tell me they're doing
me a solid.

How is that legal?
How is that right?

You get into fights often?

- That's all you have to say?
- It's a question.

I help people,
that's what I do.

Judging by how
tonight has gone,

I'm guessing
that's a crime now.

And why do you think that
people need you to save them?

You say that like
it's a bad thing.

Like I should leave
well enough alone

and mind my own business
and be like-- like you guys

and look right
through people.

Well, forget it.
That is not my way.

Hello? Who's on duty?

It's me.
I'm here, Doctor.

Slow down, slow down,
slow down.

You'll fall.
These people are leaving.

Josephine,
this man is agitated.

Prepare a dose
just in case.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Who is Antoinette
to you?

Seems like a point of stress.

I could see why
it might make you anxious.

Make you want to lash out.

You want to talk about it?

No, you don't do
that mess in here.

It's okay, it's okay,
it's fine.

Well, that's my cue. Good luck.

I want to prepare you
for what comes next.

But I need you to remain calm.

Can you do that?

Okay, you'll be categorized
as a temporary admit.

You'll be in our custody
for 72 hours.

Three days?
Comply with the rules,

you'll be out on Monday.

Monday.

You'll finish intake
at the nurse's desk.

You can lock up behind me.

Please keep her
away from me.

Oh, Dorry is harmless.

Think of her
as our local tour guide.

Comply with the rules.
You'll be fine.

Maybe you'll even get something
out of all of this.

It is meant to help.

Dorry, maybe you can escort
Pepper to the nurse's station.

Tough day.

I'm sorry, buddy,
but if it's any help,

you really had no choice.

Neither did those cops
or the doctors.

This was no accident.

You were summoned.

Everyone in here
as batshit as you?

I can definitely see
why he chose you.

You're built to last.

And a bit of a prick, huh?

Perfect.

You know,
when I came to New Hyde,

I thought it was just a visit
with my ophthalmologist.

My husband, Ralph,
made the appointment.

He noticed I was having
trouble even before I did.

Said he came home
from work

and found me
crying every night.

And I had to take
his word for it because...

...I didn't remember
being that way at all.

That's when I met
Dr. Walter.

He's been dead a long time.

You heard him.

Just comply.
Just play nice.

That's all
they want from you.

What is that?

You'll find out
soon enough.

I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

I don't know where
I could have lost them.

'Cause you're always
running like a rabbit.

Take your time.
Keep your wits.

They'll charge you
for new keys.

Take it straight out
of your paycheck.

Haloperidol.
20 milligrams.

That's for me?

It's not for me.

Uh, yeah.
I-I don't like pills.

This is what Dr. Anand
is going to scan on Monday

for you to be able to
be discharged.

He needs to see on
every dosage line the letter C.

If he sees NC,

"noncompliant," even once,
then he will decide

whether you're to stay
with us longer.

Ma'am,
I can't stay here.

All right.
I got my life on the outside.

I got people
waiting for me.

If you want to go home,
follow the doctor's orders.

Simple.

Check under his tongue.

Open your mouth, please.

Lift your tongue.

Good.
Men's hall's that way.

Hurry now.

That pill will hit you
like a train.

What, that little thing?

Room 217.

You're in with Coffee.

Who?

Okay. Okay.

All right. Good.

Okay.

Hold on.

Here we go.

Let me get that light.

Okay. Almost there.

Yeah.

There you go.

No.

You were summoned.

But who summoned you?

Lend me a quarter.

Oh.

Okay.

All right.
You must be, Coffee.

Lend me a quarter.

You are a weird
cup of joe.

The nurses did that.

Now, how about that
quarter, roomie?

I gotta get out of here.

So say we all, brother.

You're late.

Well, I'm surprised
to see you awake.

You're late for group.

I need to--
There's only one thing
you need to do, big man,

and that's attend group.

Coffee, you know
where to go.

Take Hard Rock Cafe
with you.

What's that dude's problem?

Scotch Tape.

His problem
is scotch tape?

That's all we call him.
He holds things together.

Fixes what's broken.

Which is a lot.

Dr. Badger:

When I lecture
at Nassau Community College,

my students arrive early.

I remember you. You--
You're a doctor?

- Yes.
- Um...

So, uh, last night,
I saw something or someone,

and he was
really messed up.

And I've been hearing this sound
coming from the ceiling,

like a-- like a
scratching sound.

It's New York City.

The rats own it.
We're just passing through.

Well, look, I-I hear
how I'm sounding right now,

but--I-- I--

I don't want to
call Scotch Tape.

Don't make me do that.

Just sit.

As I was saying,
welcome back to book club.

I'm glad to see
so many of you here.

Dr. Anand orders us
to attend your meetings.

If we don't, we get
marked noncompliant.

Mr. Mack,
always a ray of sunshine.

Look, he thinks this is
a classroom.

Shh! Shh!

Yeah, so, uh...

do I get a phone call
in here? 'Cause--

"Whenever I find myself
growing grim about the mouth,

whenever it is a damp,
drizzly November in my soul,

whenever I find
myself involuntarily pausing

before coffin warehouses

and bringing up the rear
of every funeral I meet,

and especially whenever my hypos
get such an upper hand of me

that, oh, it requires
a strong moral principle

to prevent me from deliberately
stepping into the street

and methodically knocking
people's hats off,

then...

I account it high time
to get to sea as soon as I can."

People think this is the story
about a whale, but it's not.

It's a story about America,

a crew of very different people
trapped on a ship at sea

trying to kill a whale.

Or...

is the whale trying
to kill them?

Who is the real enemy?

Can they even recognize
who's pulling the strings?

You are right where you belong.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.

Okay, okay. Okay.

Are you all right?

Nurse!

No, please don't call him.
Please don't call him.

No, no.
Nurse!

No, I-I-- Please, no,
please don't call him.

Please. Because--
Because I need to leave.

I can't be here.
I can't make it till Monday.

I can't.

Today is Tuesday.

- Nurse!
- You said Monday!

Nurse!

You said Monday.
Okay, calm down.

You knocked me out
for four fucking days!

Calm down. Calm down.
Does anybody work here?!

I don't belong here.
I want out.
I understand. I understand!

I want out, you hear me?
I want out!

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!
- What?

Hey, hey, you!

You stay down.

Get off me!

Get off me!
You fucking lied to me!

No, no, no!

No, no, no, no no, no,
wait, wait, wait, wait!

No!

Hey. Do you know the history
of the American buffalo?

I don't believe
in accidents.

Everything happens for a reason.

If we didn't show up,

you could have been a headline
in the "Post" tomorrow.

"Doctor Killed
By a Violent Mental Patient."

They would have come
up with something snappier.

"Quack Gets Whacked."

But that's not
how it went.

And I want you
to understand why.

Because your friends on the NYPD
were here to protect you.

Although that guy wouldn't
have even been here

to attack the doctor if we
didn't bring him in.

What he did proves
he belongs here.

No. It doesn't.
We took care of you.

I wish you gave us
the same courtesy.

You called in a complaint
to my superiors

for bringing that wild man in.
It's Tuesday.

Why wasn't he released
yesterday?

I thought that was
going to be the end of it.

Well, uh...

He didn't take his meds.

Morning doses, yes, but...

lunch and dinner,
he was noncompliant.

He refused?

He, uh-- He slept.

Couldn't that be
because he was so drugged up

from the morning doses?

He's not used to taking
psychiatric meds?

Okay, look,
the people above me,

all they care about
is the charts.

The charts dictate
whether we live or die.

This unit is the last unit

still running in this
whole compound.

And we're in danger of
being shut down every day.

Maybe that's good.
Oh, you say that,
you see, but--

Cover your ass.
Keep your job.

No, not my job.
Our whole staff,

everyone here is trying
to do right by these people.

You really think you're--
you're helping?

Oh, you think
it's bad in here?

Because they have no
chance on the streets.

Hey, this is Marisol.
You missed me.

Leave me one.
I'll hit you back.

I really wish you'd picked up.

Uh, it's me.

Um, I got arrested.

Uh, you know that part.

Um...

Listen, the-- the cops, they--
they took me somewhere.

I need your help.
Um...

Listen, Marisol, ab--
about the other night,

look, I know I went off on Ivan,

but when I saw him put
his hands on you,

I just-- I lost it,
and they grabbed me.

And...

And I'm-- I'm worried
about you.

I'm worried about Isabel.

Is she--
She doing all right?

W--

Will you come get me?
Um...

I'm at, uh...

So what happens
with him now?

Well, attacking
a staff member

is a major infraction,

and he'll be held
for longer observation.

How long?
Two weeks.

Jesus.

Well, something might
really be wrong with him.

You saw that temper.
M-Maybe--

Maybe it's good we
brought him in, you know?

Yeah. Yeah.

Some people go their entire
lives without realizing

that they could benefit
from psychiatric care.

I'm sorry, a-am I--
am I stupid?

I mean, we're supposed
to help people.

Y-You all are
just helping yourselves.

This can't be the job.

It can't be.

Hey, somebody let me out!

Who is that?

Oh, it's--
it's Dr. Walter.

He practically
built this place.

Made it what it is today.

He's creepy.

There may be a bigger problem
for us with this guy.

Okay, the longer he stays,
the more likely

someone's going to
come looking for him.

No one comes looking
for these people.

Maybe I belong here.

I'm seeing things.

Maybe I'm losing it.

The only thing you are at risk
of losing in here is your soul.

Hey, um, I don't know
if you remember me.

I'm on the job
out of the 141.

Uh, I helped
with the towing scam last year.

Yeah. You know, I look out
for your byline, "Daily News."

You're doing good stuff.

I saw a dead man.

Big guy.

His throat was all...

The man in here before
you, he was my friend.

He was trapped here.

And now you are, too.

Hey, call me back
on this number.

I-- I got something else.
It's bad.

A lot worse than that
tow truck thing.

You know, people should know.
I-I want to help.

What is this place, man?

What comes first?

The egg or the chicken?

Do bad things happen in a place
because the place is evil...

...or were so many bad
things done there,

it invited evil in?

I don't know the answer.

I only know
what it's like now.

Hey.

Hey, excuse me.

Hey!
Excuse me.

Excuse me.

This hospital profits
off our bodies.

Something else
feeds on our souls.

I saw a set of keys,
staff keys,

the first night
I was here.

I think I know
where they might be.

You know, instead
of breaking a window,

we could just walk
out the door.

I am listening.

Are you lost?

I want to leave.

You sounded upset.

Full of righteous fury.

I believe I can help you
with that.

Your-- Your face.

You're looking for a way out.

It's funny you say that.

No, no...

No.

No, please.

Please.

♪ Murder for freedom,
a stab in the back ♪

♪ Women and children
and cowards attack ♪

♪ Run to the hills

♪ Run for your lives ♪

♪ Run to the hills

♪ Run for your... ♪

If he leaves,
I will kill you.

What's behind
that silver door?

Man 2: The devil lives there.

You cause problems,
you don't comply.

Dr. Walter is gonna
pay him a visit.

I am not okay!
None of this is okay!

Patients are anxious.

Five milligrams.

Don't let this place break you.
That's what it's trying to do.

You have a visitor.
Must be someone special.

You shouldn't be here.
You got to go.

Are we ever going
to talk about this place?

What really goes on around here?
We're all they have.

You know
this is a safe space, right?

You think
you're protecting us.

More than I care to explain.

I need you to tell me
about the silver door.