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DR. MELENDEZ: Previously,
on The Good Doctor...

I tried to help you,
and you pushed me away.

It can't just be about
having fun together.

If I have to call security,
you understand that I'm also
gonna have to fire you.

I am a surgeon!

I am...
I am a surgeon!

I am a surgeon,
Dr. Han!

(INDISTINCT TALKING
ON TELEVISION)

SHAUN: Why are you sad?

I'm not sad.

Is there another reason
to get drunk

at 10:00
in the morning?

Shut up.

It's fun to drink
with someone who is fun.

Lea is fun.
You're not fun.

Shut up.

No.

If I have
something to say,

I will say it.

Well, if I have
someone to shut up,
then I'll shut them up.

If I have something
to s...

Okay, I do not
like to be touched.

(GRUNTS)

Just shut up.

**

I am a surgeon.

(GRUNTS)

(THUD)

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

You've had sex
with each other.

Yes.

And you're planning
on doing so again?

Yes.
Good news.

Because neither of you are
in a subservient position
to the other...

Well, sometimes.

You work together and
you are sleeping together.

You don't see any way
that can go wrong?

Nothing for your employer
to worry about?

I'm going to interview
each of you separately

to ensure that
the relationship
is consensual.

EMT: Zack Cordell, 31,
loss of consciousness,

laceration with closed
head injury,

possible brain contusion.

GCS score?
Nine. Dr. Murphy thinks

it might be
an epidural hematoma.

Dr. Murphy?
Yeah, he's...

Where'd he go?

Shaun?

Come in.

Tell us what you saw,
what you did.

I can't.

I'm not
a doctor here.

You're still
a doctor, Shaun.

We need to know
what happened.

I found him
like that.

I want
a STAT head CT.

Get me a CBC
and a tox screen.

It might be
an epidural hematoma.

We heard.

Let's get a bolt
ICP monitor ready.

CLAIRE: I'm on it.
Dr. Lim...

How was
your meeting?

I confirmed the lack of
inducement or pressure.

I assume
you did likewise.

We are approved.

For what?

* At last

**

* My love has come along

**

* My lonely days are over

**

* And li... *

I farted,
I peed, I pooped,

everything is working as well
as I can possibly hope.

We just need to know
there are no post-surgical
complications.

You're not wearing
a wedding ring.

I'm not married.

Well, gays
can get married,

they have children...
You need to have children.

I'll tell you
what's more interesting

than a non-married woman
not wearing a ring.

Dr. Park here
wears a wedding ring

even though
he's not married.

I'm divorced,

but we're trying
to reconcile.

Well, good for you.

Kids?
A son.

BP looks good.

How often
do you see them?

Dinners, I hope.

I mean, dinners are
really important.

They live in Phoenix.
Oh, no.

No, no, no, no, no.

JP drain site looks good
with no bilious output.

Do you have
any other symptoms?

I-I've got a bit
of a stomach ache,

because of
those nasty veggie slushies

Dr. Mitzger has me on.

Does this
look inflamed?

I don't think
she's ready to go.

What? Why not?

We need to order
an abdominal ultrasound,

make sure you don't have
a deep post-surgical abscess.

Hopefully
just one more day
with us, Ida.

I am concerned about
how you dealt with
Dr. Murphy.

Have you known
anyone else with ASD?

Not well. Have you?

When you give people
responsibility
they can't handle,

the results can
be devastating.

Well, every time Dr. Murphy's
been given responsibility,
he's risen to the occa...

He's never been
given responsibility.

He's been
given things to do,

but always with someone
right behind him.

I'm the first one
to really challenge him.

And he failed.

Are you okay?

Yes.

When something bad happens,
we have to remember

we're not defined
by any one thing.

You're not just
a doctor, Shaun.

You're a good friend,

a good person.

There are so many things
you can do.

What do you want?

I want

to be a surgeon.

What else?

**

What else
do you want?

I want what
everybody wants.

I want...

(SIGHS)

I want my life
to matter.

I want to have fun.
I...

I want to fall in love.

I think
I'd be a good father.

I think
you will be, too.

But I don't know
how to fall in love.

Good morning,
Claire.

Good morning.

Here are
some chocolates.

**

They're not
really chocolates.

Here's a stapler,

which represents
flowers.

Thank you.

These flowers
are beautiful.

You have nice hair.

Thank you, Shaun.

I like your shirt.

It's old.

I was wondering
if you would like to...

(WHISPERING)
Say the words.

There could be
other people there
that would be distracting.

There could be noises
that would be distracting.

She could misunderstand
my question.

You can't let that...
She could say no.

Shaun.

She will.

Y-You don't know.

Someone will.

Shaun, you're gonna
fall in love,

and you're gonna
have your heart broken.

And you're gonna
fall in love again.

And you're gonna
lose your job again.

No.
Yeah.

This is life.
You know that.

You've been hurt.
And you've survived.

You've gotten
stronger, better.

Not better.

It's not better.

(SIGHS)

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES, CHIMES)

Zack's tests
are ready.

Large iced,
extra shot.

Oh, no. No extra shot
for me today.
I'm already kinda up.

Having a good day?
Uh...

Yeah,
a real doozy.

As of today,
I'm officially cancer free.

That's fantastic.
Thank you.

(CHUCKLES)
I'm so happy for you.

You just got yourself
a free coffee.

Thank you.
I got you something, too.

(GASPS)

A Model J.

Just like the one that
we never got to see

at the car show
we never made it to.

Wow.

Open up the hood.
Check out the engine.

Oh, okay.

**

You're right. We're too old
to just have fun.
(CHUCKLES)

I-I want to commit.

Commit?

I meant commit
to a relationship.

Not to, like,
pledging our

never-ending love
before God.

In sickness and in health.
That's what you wanted.

I have just been through
the seven levels of Hell.

I am ready
to embrace life,
to be bold.

**

This is
definitely bold.

It's... It's also...

It's also stupid.

(RING CLINKS)

I made it a part
of our wedding vows.

Marty and I pledged
we would never be apart

for more than five days
at a time,

and we never were.

Until he died
two years ago.

I made my daughter
put it in her vows.

Junie lives in Napa.

Three children,
two boys and a girl.

You're still young.

You should give your son
a brother and sister.

Everything looks great.

I think
we can send you home.

Good.

Junie's driving in
with her youngest.

Oh.
(CUP CLATTERS)

I-I can't feel
my fingers.

Other than the contusions,
no hematoma.

I wish you were
back in Path.

I don't wish
I was back in Path.

(CHUCKLES)

CBC is normal.

Tox screen
is basically clear.

No drugs, trace amounts
of alcohol.

Maybe he tripped
and hit his head.

No. His gait
was erratic,

and so was
his behavior,

both highly suggestive
of intoxication.

I thought you found him
unconscious.

**

What happened?

Did he do something
to you?

Say something
to you?

Shaun?

You never lie.

Why would you
lie about this?

If Zack wasn't intoxicated,
then he has
a neurological issue.

You need to run an EEG
and a CT angiogram.

I have to go.

Could be Guillain-Barre,
maybe peripheral neuropathy.

I think we should
perform an EMG

and a nerve
conduction study.

What do you want to do?
Send her home.

I think
she's making it up.

Her symptoms
are very mild,

very typical
post-op reactions,

except the one
that suddenly appeared

as soon as we told her
she could go home.

She's just lonely,
looking for attention.

She can be lonely
and sick.

According to the MRI,
she's just lonely.

It's no fun
releasing a patient

only to find them
in the morgue 24 hours later.

Recheck her history,
run whatever tests you need,

rule out everything
you can.

Thank you.
And congratulations.

You and Dr. Lim.

It's an excellent
match.

(GASPS, COUGHS)

(COUGHING)

I have a sample
I'd like you to test.

Shaun, you don't
work here anymore.

How do you
have a patient?

It's Claire's
patient.

There's no patient name
on it.

What are
this patient's symptoms?

He's coughing blood.

**

(SIGHS)

I'll expedite
the test.

We'll get the data
analyzed by a neurologist
as soon as possible.

And when it comes back okay,

we could have you discharged
by the end of the day.

You said "when."

You think
I'm making this up?
Wasting your time?

No, I...
Yes.

I do.

You're right.
You're faking?

No.

Not entirely.

I can feel my fingers.

But they're tingling.
Because you're 87, Ida.

These are just
symptoms of old age.

Junie had leukemia.

Months of chemo, and she just
got sicker and weaker.

Three days before
her 9th birthday,

two oncologists said there was
nothing more they could do.

Told us that she would never
make it through the night.

**

They said it was pointless,
"Oh, it... It's so cruel."

(VOICE BREAKING)
But it wasn't their little
girl who was dying.

(SIGHS)

The next morning
(SNIFFLES)

Junie was still alive.

And the morning after that,
she opened her eyes,

and all the people said,
"Oh, it's a miracle."

But it wasn't
a miracle.

Junie is alive with
three beautiful children

only because I refused
to let those doctors
tell me what to do.

And now that I'm old,

they give me
even less credit.

We'll let you know
the test results.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

WBC and
PT are elevated,

and hemoglobins
are a little low.

It could be
pneumonia, DIC...

It's trauma-induced,
so more like...

Trauma?

(SIGHS)

Then coagulopathy
is possible,

making bleeding worse.

You need
to get the patient

on phytonadione
as soon as possible.

I'm writing
a script.

(PEN SCRATCHING)

You'll tell your patient
how important this is, right?

Good news, Ida.

Normal electrical activity
at rest,

normal action potentials
with contraction.

Thank you.

I'm sorry
I wasted your time.

You don't have to listen
to your doctors.

But you do have
to be honest with them.

DR. REZNICK: Park.

Bile.

**

They're treating you
for rhabdomyolysis.

That makes sense.

Why are you here?
I am a doctor.

Why are you sad?

I'm sad
and angry and...

(SIGHS)
...confused and
I don't know.

**

I wasn't supposed
to be at the bar.

I was supposed to be
at a job interview.

Dr. Glassman got me
a job interview,

but I don't
want a new job,

and people tell me
that I have to move on,

but why can't I
just be sad

and angry and...

(SIGHS DEEPLY)

**

It's not rhabdo.

You need
immediate treatment.

What?

Wh... For what?

For what?
For what?

(WEAKLY)
Tram...poline...

(THUD)

Hey.

Dr. Murphy?

I need help in here!

**

CLAIRE: Left hemothorax and
grade 2 splenic laceration

resulting from
a rib fracture.

Inserted
a chest tube to reduce
the blood pooling

in the pleural cavity.

DR. LIM: Any idea
what caused
the trauma?

Zack Cordell
beat him up.

The patient
he brought in?

Shaun told you?
Not explicitly.

But he was acting strange
from the minute they came in.

Shaun acting strange
isn't strange.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

**

Excuse me.

DR. ANDREWS: Dr. Murphy saved
another person today.

DR. HAN: Encountering
an emergency is not
a job qualification.

And how can you
trust a doctor

who doesn't have
the sense to tell someone

he was injured
before passing out?

It's no longer
a request, Jackson.

Am I only allowed to do my job
when you agree with me?

You knew someone
on the spectrum.

What happened
to them?

They died.

But if either of us
are making decisions

based on
our personal experiences,

we're making
the wrong decisions.

You paid a lot of money
for my judgment.

Too much,
I'm starting to think.

Well, that was
the point.

I didn't need
the money.

I needed
the commitment.

You went out
on a limb for me.

You fire me now,
you look like a fool
in front of the board.

**

It's not the clips.

Ida needs to be
opened up again.

(SIGHS)
That's too bad.

There's one other test
I'd like to try.

I'm starting to feel
some pain on my left side.

It's important
for a doctor

to use
all their senses.

(SNIFFS)

Tastes like
a bit of kale,

seven delicious
vegetables...

Good news is
you don't have

a potentially fatal
bile duct issue.

The bad news is
we know you've been dumping
your veggie slushie

into your drain to make us
think you were sick.

**

You'll be discharged
this afternoon.

You asked
to see me?

Yeah, for the last
two hours.

I'm sorry.
I've been dealing
with Dr. Murphy.

It seems someone
beat him up.
Quite severely.

Yeah, that shouldn't
have happened,
but before he passed out,

he said he knew
what was wrong with me.

Well, we all know
what's wrong with you.

You're an ass with
a head trauma and rhabdo.

He said you're wrong.

He kind of spaced out
all distracted,

then he said that
I don't have that
and that I need treatment.

Distracted how?

Like, he was
looking around

trying to find something
in the air, I don't know.

And then it looked
like he found it.

What exactly did he say?

DR. LIM: Trampoline?

And?
That's it.

You know Shaun.
It could be a reference

to something
he read somewhere.

It could be a metaphor.

It could be
the guy misheard.

It could be delirium.

Shaun had
a systolic pressure of 70,

he may have been
hallucinating,

he may have
just been wrong.

(ALARM BLARING)

CLAIRE: He's hypotensive,
O2 SATs are dropping.

He's crashing!
Bag him.

Bolus five units of
vasopressin and start a drip.

**

"Trampoline," from
the Spanish word trampolino,
meaning "springboard,"

from the Italian
root trampoli,
meaning "stilts."

Maybe Shaun
was talking about

an excessive growth disorder
like acromegaly.

But instead of just saying
the name of the disorder,

he used
the English translation

of the Spanish derivative
of the Italian?

(SIGHS)

Maybe we should
just wake him up.

His respiratory status
is too fragile.

We have a very sick patient.
If Shaun can save his life...

We have
two very sick patients,

and if there's a 1% chance
that waking Shaun

will risk his life
I say we don't do it.

We shouldn't
need Shaun.

We can figure this out
ourselves.

What do we know?

Low BP, nausea,
and dizziness,

erratic gait
and behavior.

Adrenal insufficiency
could explain his gait and BP.

We'd be seeing
hyperpigmentation.

Botulism?
There'd be
descending paralysis,

if anything
he has ascending.

Lyme disease?

Explains fatigue and dizziness
and, if advanced,
impaired muscle movement.

And an arrhythmia
could be lowering his BP.

None of this sounds like

"trampoline."

Let's get him started on
100 milligrams of doxycycline.

**

(INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC PLAYS)

**

NURSE: Do you need...
Shh.

(MUSIC STOPS)

Sorry, sorry.

(SIGHS)

You were on duty when
Dr. Murphy passed out, right?

I was first one in.

Is this
where he was standing?

I think he was closer
to the patient.

Hmm...

W-What about the blinds?
Were they like that?

Please, I need to know what
Shaun's experience was
when he was standing here.

Also, could I
get a step stool?

Sure.

Thanks.

Why can't you get him
his job back?

You were the president for,
like, a hundred years.

I'm gonna fight for him,
but I'm only one vote.

We all get
smacked around.

We got to learn
to take the hits,

lick our wounds,
and move on.

He likes you,
you know?

Yeah, I like him, too.

He likes you more.

When he gets rejected,

I'm glad it's coming from
somebody who cares about him.

**

**

(ELECTRICITY CRACKLES)

**

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

**

We need an OR stat!

(SIGHS)

Hey, Shaun.

It's me, Auntie Em.

What are you
doing in my room?

No, Shaun,
we're in the hospital.

You were
pretty bad earlier,

but now you...
Zack... Zack...

Zack has
the wrong diagnosis.

No, no, no, Shaun. I know.
No, no, he'll...

It's fine. It's actually fine.
He'll die unless
he's treated immediately.

Shaun, it's fine.
No, he needs...

"Trampoline."

Zack had
an aortic arch aneurysm

with signs
of impending rupture,

the evidence of which was
a pulsatile mass in his neck.

That and his erratic gait
and behavior

are explained by the fact
that he had tertiary syphilis.

Also known as...

Treponema.

Zack misheard you,

but we were able
to repair the aneurysm,
and he is stable now.

DR. GLASSMAN: Okay.

Okay.

All right.

Lie down, Dorothy.
Get some rest, all right?

We finally
got her history.

Those doctors who said Junie
wouldn't survive the night,

they were right.

Three days before
her 9th birthday,
Junie died.

Ida never had
any grandchildren.

What about her husband?

He did pass away
two years ago,

but he and Ida separated
after their daughter's death.

**

It doesn't change
anything medically.

**

I'm sorry.

You know what $300,000
can get you in Tempe?

How are you doing?

I have an O2 SAT of 97%

and urine output
of 200cc an hour,

so I'm doing well.

I just got off
the phone

with Dr. Turner
at San Jose General.

You missed
a job interview?

I like being
a surgeon here.

But you're not anymore.

And we can't change that.

(SIGHS)

Shaun.

Both of us,

we need to face reality.

**

My brother Steve said
that whenever people
want you to do something

they think is wrong,

they say
it's "reality."

Yesterday,
Dr. Shaun Murphy

did something
that was different.

And it wasn't
because he showed mercy

to someone who had been
cruel and violent to him,

although
that's extraordinary.

What was different is that
yesterday, Dr. Shaun Murphy

made Dr. Claire Browne
a better doctor.

Why?
Because Dr. Claire Browne

looked at a problem
through Dr. Murphy's eyes
and she saved a life.

And that's extraordinary.

Dr. Han,

Dr. Murphy
may not communicate
like you do.

He may not
communicate like I do,
but make no mistake.

He does communicate.

And he inspires.

DR. HAN: (INHALES DEEPLY)
Well, welcome back

to the Board,
Dr. Glassman.

I've heard
of your insights
and passion,

and I'm grateful
to witness it.

Thank you.

But I didn't fire Dr. Murphy
because he doesn't inspire.

I fired him
because he was irrational,

unprofessional.

He couldn't calm down.

He couldn't
control himself.

I stand by
that decision.

And if Dr. Glassman insists
on putting this to a vote,

the issue isn't
whether Dr. Murphy
should be working here.

The issue
is whether I should.

Whether I control
my staff.

Because I can't work here
if I don't.

**

Okay.

I don't think there's anything
else on the agenda, so...

DR. ANDREWS:
Steve was right.

And Dr. Glassman
is right.

You're gonna
propose his motion?

Dr. Andrews,
I don't think you have
the votes to carry it.

I agree.

But I don't
need the votes.

**

Just as you have the power
to fire someone

under your supervision,
so do I.

You're gonna fire me
to save Dr. Murphy.

He's not ready
to move on.

Neither am I.

**

Did you
hear about Han?

Can't imagine Andrews
will survive the fallout.

They're gonna need
a new Chief of Surgery.

What if either of us
is offered the job?

One of us bossing
the other around?

I don't think
that would fly with HR.

Someone would have
to resign.

Or we'd
have to break up.

Or

we could turn it down...

I think things are great.

And they've been great for,
what, four weeks now?

Just over a month.

It'd be crazy
to pass on a chance

at being
a department head.

Are you that crazy?

No.

Are you?

**

No.

Good.

I talked
to Andrews' assistant.

Aoki should be calling you
with the offer any minute.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

(RINGING CONTINUES)
(SOFTLY) You'd better answer.

Hello.

Ms. Aoki, it's good
to hear from you.

Hi... Shaun.

**

I got my job back.

That's great.

I have
a question for you.

Yes.

I don...
I don't mean yes.

I also don't mean no.
Just what is the question?

**

Do I look nice?

Yes, Shaun.

You look very nice.

**

(INSECTS CHIRPING)

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

I know myself.

I know what I want,

and I know
what I love.

You don't love me.

You barely know me.

I think I do.

I think I know you.

And, sure, we could go out
on another date

and another date
after that

and more dates after that,
but life is short

and getting shorter,
and I want to spend

whatever time I have left
with you.

When we're together,

it feels like we're speeding
down the PCH in a Duesenberg,

12 cylinders with 400cc
and turbo boosts

and picnic basket in the back
with baguettes and Gruyere

and prosciutto
and Chateauneuf du Pape,

and you're sitting next to me,
wind in your hair,

and you're laughing
that laugh,

and the sun,
and the ocean.

And it just feels like
we can go forever.

**

Debbie Wexler,

will you marry me?

Yes.

(CHUCKLES)

**

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

You have nice hair.

I know, fabulous.
I was ju...

Here are flowers
and chocolates.

Real ones.

I was wondering if...

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

...you would like to...

...eat dinner?

Are you
asking me out?

Yes.

On a date?

Yes.

I would love to.

**

(GASPS)

**

(SHOUTING)

**