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Previously on "The Good Doctor"...

Can I help you?

My name's Miles Browne. I'm your father.

- Go home.
- Whoa.

I think you're having a stroke.

I have terminal cancer.

I waited for you, and you left.

MILES: I thought about you every day.

♪♪

It's good we're not roommates anymore.

'Cause I couldn't do this.

Having sex doesn't make us a thing.

You need to see other women.

- Why? I don't really want to...
- No excuses.

You wanna come back
to my place for a little more?

Just sleeping with you
isn't good for me.

I want to give Heather a chance.

[WATER RUNNING]

Thanks for cooking.

And the new skillet.

The chicken was delicious.

What'd I tell you?

Cast iron kicks ass.

Wait till you sear a steak in it.

You won't believe the difference.

I'll definitely try it.

Mm.

So, you up for a movie?

Actually, I thought maybe
we could just... talk.

Oh. We've been all night talking.

Yeah, about our jobs, the news,
the weather,

but...

we, uh... we never really
talked about the past.

Oh, we did.

When you were in the hospital.

Barely.

Have you forgiven me?

♪♪

[SIGHS]

I...

I'd rather just watch a movie.

- Claire, I don't...
- If you want to join, great.

If not, let's just call it a night.

Okay.

Movie it is.

Okay.

♪♪

How'd your presentation go?

It was... long.

Didn't you do laundry yesterday?

I'm not doing laundry. I'm packing.

For our camping trip.

We've done nothing but work
for three weeks,

and neither of us feels... better.

A weekend in the woods
isn't going to change anything,

not to mention you can't even
sleep on a couch,

much less outside on the ground.

I agree.

It's going to be a challenge,
but that's the point.

The further outside
our comfort zones we go,

the more distracted we'll be.

♪♪

[KEYS RATTLE]

[DOOR UNLOCKS]

[ALARM BLARING]

[BUTTONS BEEPING]

[BUZZER]

[BUTTONS BEEPING]

[BUZZER]

[BUTTONS BEEPING]

[ALARM STOPS]

Whoa! It's me! It's me, okay?

- Don't shoot.
- Are you okay?

I'm fine. Can you put
the gun down, please?

I opened the door,
and the alarm went off. It's broken.

Oh, thank God.

- Man.
- I thought somebody, uh...

Hi.

Hi.

It's not loaded.

Yeah. Good.

No. No, not good.

I store this loaded always.

I unloaded it.

For this exact reason.
You could' killed me.

And if you had been an intruder,
you could've killed me.

I'm not an intruder. I'm me.

Hello?

You had the gun pointed
right at my head.

No. I was aiming center mass.

My finger wasn't even on the trigger.

Thank you very much for the apology.

- Really appreciate it.
- Apology?

What in the world would make you think

that it was okay to unload my gun?

You almost shot me center mass, okay?

But by all means, don't apologize!

I did not almost shoot you,

and if you don't stop
with the apology cr...

I'm going to bed.

Alone.

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ASHER: The discoloration is a
deeper red than her last exam.

CLAIRE: And it's warm to the touch.

Ow!

Sorry. How long has it been tender?

Uh... about a week.

Well, it's not a bruise
or muscle strain.

The AV malformation's growing.

Which is why I've been
recommending surgery

since she was five.

And I've agreed every time.

It's the first time
there's been any pain.

And the meds and the nutritional
supplements have been working.

No, they haven't,

and puberty will accelerate
the growth even more,

which puts her at a high risk
for a spontaneous hemorrhage.

Turtleneck sweaters are definitely

not the solution any longer.

She needs the surgery.

When?

We can admit her
and start the prep right now.

AVA: Awesome.

I hate turtlenecks.

Your EKG's normal, cholesterol's low,

and I didn't see any concerning moles.

I wear SPF 50 every day.

There was one thing.

I noticed that you previously
had been on antidepressants.

I stopped taking those nine months ago.

They didn't help, and I found
an alternative therapy

- that's working great.
- Wonderful.

Cognitive behavioral therapy?

Nope. [CHUCKLES]

Uh, I'm injecting a psilocybin serum

that I make
from hallucinogenic mushrooms

I grow in my basement.

Okay, that's, uh, crazy.

You need to stop that immediately.

There's tons of studies online
that show that psilocybin

causes dopamine surges
that treat depression.

And even more studies
that show that people

who self-medicate with street drugs

end up more depressed, addicted,
and sometimes even dead.

I spent a year
researching mushroom cultivation

and learning
how to extract the psilocybin.

And most importantly,

this is the first treatment
that's ever worked.

I've never felt better.

At least let me do some additional tests

to make sure there aren't
any adverse side effects.

Sure.

I'm always open to new information.

♪♪

Good morning.

How can I help you?

We're here to camp at Yosemite Creek.

Great. You have a reservation?

Reservation?

Campsites are reservation only.

That's not true.

There are 27 first come,
first serve campsites.

There were 27 campsites at 6:00 AM.

By 6:45, they were all taken.

I'm gonna need you
to turn the car around.

No, we need to go camping.

Sir, I understand you're upset, but...

No. You... You don't understand
at all why...

Shaun, it's okay.

We'll find another place to camp.

Uh, thank you.

♪♪

LIM: Tighten up.

Now work from the outside in.

Eliminate any arterial feeders.

This would be a lot easier

if they'd let me do this
seven years ago.

ASHER: It's not their fault.

They're scared of surgery
for their 12-year-old child.

They're arrogant.

And stubborn.

You're quiet.

CLAIRE: Oh. Sorry.

I was actually thinking
about my own parents.

Miles thinks that we should
"deal with the past"

so that there's not a barrier
between us.

Things have been going pretty good.

And why mess with success?

I agree.

When it comes to parents, some things,

in fact, many things,
should just be left unsaid.

Says the guy who doesn't have
a relationship with his.

Yeah. Because I said things
that should have been unsaid.

Well, I agree with Miles.

It's not gonna be an easy conversation,

but...

wounds that aren't treated get worse.

- [ALARM BEEPING]
- There's blood in her ET tube.

Must be a bleeder in the airway.

Retract the wound.

[HOSE SUCKING]

♪♪

PARK: The research on psilocybin
for drug-resistant depression

is promising.

Apex of the lungs look clear.

There's a big difference between
"promising" and "proven."

Not to mention a drug
made by professionals

versus some guy growing
mushrooms in his basement.

You're the most skeptical guy I
know about alternative medicine,

but this you agree with?

I'm not surprised.

That Park's a total hypocrite?

That you two disagree.

You never agree on anything.

I think you just...

enjoy arguing with each other.

[SCOFFS]

You need to get closer.

Can you focus on the left inferior lobe?

Uh...

[COMPUTER WARBLES]

- What is that?
- A lesion.

A fungal lesion.

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

♪♪

This isn't camping. It's tailgating.

There's trees,
a place we can pitch a tent

and build a fire.

It smells like gasoline.

Oh.

I think their generator
might have a leak.

Just what you want
right next to a campfire.

♪♪

We have a view of the lake.

It's pretty, isn't it?

Yeah.

♪♪

♪♪

We had to abort the laser
surgery due to a bleed,

but she's conscious and stable
now in post-op recovery.

The AVM infiltrated too deep
into the upper lobe of the lung

to ablate with the laser.

We'll have to go back in
and remove her collarbone

for better access.

Another surgery?

To remove her bone?

We'll put it back
after we excise the AVM.

She'll have to wear a brace
until the bone heals.

Vascular malformations are chameleons.

It's hard to tell
where abnormal blood vessels end

and normal ones begin.

You were all a lot more confident

in your assessment this morning.

We want to take our daughter home.

- Yeah.
- Now.

I'm sorry. That's not possible.

The laser surgery caused
weakening in the AVM,

which means it could rebleed
at any time.

♪♪

[EXHALES SHARPLY]

Okay.

♪♪

Okay.

You're lucky. If you scheduled
your physical a week later,

your liver and lungs would be failing.

[EXHALES SHARPLY]

And after the surgery?

What about my depression?

You're asking if you can
continue a treatment

that's killing you?

[SIGHS]

Before I started
the psilocybin injections...

I was miserable.

I-I couldn't sleep, I barely ate.

I can't bear to face
that darkness again.

I don't know if it's the psilocybin

or placebo effect,

or something else
neither of us understands,

but if you found the light once...

you can find it again.

♪♪

[CRICKETS CHIRPING]

♪♪

Okay.

It's a nice fire.

I used the Teepee method.

♪♪

[THUNDER RUMBLES]

♪♪

I'm thinking open thoracotomy
and midline laparotomy.

We might be able to use
minimally invasive scope surgery

to get the big lesions
and attack the rest

post-operatively with anti-fungals.

More like minimally effective.

Better to be aggressive,
take them all out at once.

That's a huge operation
with a long, painful recovery.

He has a huge problem.

This lesion looks like
it extends behind the liver.

You're the senior surgical resident.

You need to start making these calls.

JORDAN: I'm not so sure about that.

I'm sorry, but I question
Dr. Park's objectivity

when it comes to Dr. Reznick's ideas.

I don't care where an idea comes from,

and I don't appreciate you
accusing me...

It wasn't an accusation.

Then what would you call it?

A respectful and sincere question.

What's the answer?

My objective opinion is...

a minimally invasive approach is best.

Okay.

I want it all mapped out with
a 3D reconstruction simulation

before we go in there.

We'll operate in the morning.

[RAIN FALLING]

♪♪

It's actually kinda soothing.

It reminds me of the dripping faucet

in our old apartment.

The sound helped me fall asleep.

Mm.

I loved that building.

It's where we had our first hug.

[GLASS SHATTERS]

- Oh!
- [LAUGHS]

Definitely not soothing.

[GRUNTS]

These might help.

You brought earplugs to a camping trip?

Sometimes you snore.

Thank you.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm.

Mm! Ooh!

[GASPS]

[INHALES SHARPLY]

[SIGHS]

That's it.

I give up.

I have a repair kit.

I don't want to fix things, Shaun.

I just want to go home.

I...

don't want to go home.

If you want to stay
in a cold, wet, leaky tent,

go ahead, but I am sleeping in the car.

[SIGHS]

Ah.

29:32.

Yeah. I used to do sub-25
on recovery days.

Hey, you have time to grab
a quick bite before you go in?

I was actually thinking, uh...

maybe we could talk.

I would love that.

[SIGHS]

♪♪

The last time I saw you before you left,

I... I screamed at you

because you missed my birthday party,

and for the longest time,

I thought if I could just
tell you I was sorry,

that you'd come back.

It wasn't you, Claire.

None of it.

I mean, you... were a great kid.

So smart and thoughtful.

How could you just disappear?

Things between your mother and I
were such a mess.

One night, she was having
one of her episodes,

told me I was worthless.

The only thing I was good for was money.

♪♪

I said, "Okay, if that's all you want,

that's all I'mma give you."

I sent her a check every month.

Never saw or spoke to her again.

It was mean and petty.

- Pathetic.
- We never got any money.

What are you talking about?

I sent monthly support
until you finished college.

I worked two jobs.

I took out a loan to pay
for tuition and our rent.

♪♪

Look... I sent
more than enough for rent,

for clothes, for food.

She stole my money from my child.

The child you totally abandoned.

No. Not totally.

It's not my fault
she squandered that money.

It's not your fault I grew up
without a father?

Without any social life

because I was so busy
being a mom to my own mom?

The woman that you walked out on
when things stopped being fun?

Okay, listen, I'm sorry, okay?

I didn't mean for this
to become an argument.

No, you're not sorry.

If you were, you wouldn't
still be blaming her,

using her as an excuse.

♪♪

You took off because you were too weak

to do what a father is supposed to do...

To take care of me, to protect me.

And now you're back when it's easy,

when I don't need a father?

♪♪

No, you know what? Forget it.

- Claire...
- Look, just don't...

Don't call, don't come to the door.

Just leave me alone.

♪♪

♪♪

[SIGHS]

♪♪

[BIRD SQUAWKING]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

I thought this would be helpful.

I was wrong.

We can go home.

Well...

why don't we do the hike
you planned first?

Is...

that what you want?

Is that what you want?

Mm.

I think so.

♪♪

Okay.

New plan.

Blueberry pancakes, and then hike,

and then back home to our warm
and cozy and dry bed.

♪♪

LIM: Divide the sternal
attachment of the SCM.

ASHER: And done.

CLAIRE: Removing the medial clavicle.

You have the talk?

Yeah.

I never said it would be easy.

You can't excise a tumor
without some bleeding.

Some tumors are inoperable.

He wants to be forgiven.

I... I just can't.

He doesn't deserve it.

Well, it's not the kid's job
to make the parents

feel good about themselves.

This mat of vessels is invading
the upper lung tissue.

How deep does it go on your end?

I can see underneath the apex,

but can't tell what's tumor
and what's subclavian artery.

We can't get this out
without pulling out

the whole upper lobe of her lung.

Well, the parents
are not gonna like that.

I-I'll go.

They don't trust you.

Well, that's not your problem.

Well, it shouldn't be
the patient's either.

I'll have a better chance
of getting their consent.

I bought some pastries.

Uh, I'm good.

[SIGHS]

I, uh... I'm sorry that I, uh...

unloaded the gun without telling you.

Thank you.

I, uh... I appreciate that.

I know that you're nervous around guns,

which is all the more reason

that you should just leave mine alone.

Well, maybe there's a better way
to deal with this.

So, w-what if we kept your gun
in your nightstand like always,

but we keep the ammunition
in another room?

So your idea of a compromise
is that I agree to do

what you've been doing
behind my back all along?

An intruder is not gonna wait for me

to collect my bullets
from the guest room closet.

My house is not that big.

I don't... I'm so confused.

You still have to run up the stairs

and get the thing either way.

Do you ever notice
that whenever we're talking

about something related
to the home that we both share,

that you always refer to it
as your house?

I do?

This isn't about gun safety.

This is about your house and your rules

and your wanting to control me.

You don't trust me to make
decisions about my own life.

I'm just trying to find a way
to make you feel safe.

I-I don't need you or any other man

to find a way to make me feel safe.

♪♪

LEA: [SIGHS]

♪♪

It's actually pretty
outside the campground.

Another half-mile,
and we can see the lake.

You're really cute.

I want to take a picture.

Go stand on that log.

I'll get you from a low angle.

A hero angle because you're my hero.

[CHUCKLES]

Okay.

Okay, a smidge to the left.

Aah! Ah! [GASPS]

Shaun!

Are you okay?

Oh, my God. You are not okay.

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

♪♪

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

Okay.

On the count of three.

- Mm-hmm.
- Ready?

One, two...

- [BONES CRACK]
- Aah! Ah!

You were supposed to wait
until I got to three!

I know, but in the movies,

they always go early
to catch you off guard.

You don't need the element of surprise

to reduce a dislocated ankle.

Okay, but did it work?

Yes.

You...

You relocated it correctly.

Damn.

But... my toes are still dusky and numb.

The posterior tibial artery's torn.

I thought it was just pinched.

If circulation isn't restored,

I'll have permanent tissue damage,

maybe even have
to have my foot amputated.

This is not a problem.

I can run to where I can get
a cell signal and call 911.

It'll take at least two hours

for you to run back to the campground.

I'm faster than I look.

You told me you used
to skip phys-ed class

because you hated running.

I can hate it and still be good at it.

No.

My pocket knife
is as sharp as a scalpel.

The tent repair kit has nylon thread,

and you can use a fishhook
as a suturing needle.

You are obviously delirious

because there's no way in hell
I am doing surgery.

It's not a complicated procedure.

For a surgeon, which I'm not!

I'll guide you step-by-step, okay?

It'll just take two sutures.

I've seen you hem your pants.

An artery is not a pair of jeans!

There's a bottle of tequila
in my backpack.

You will need to sterilize the incision,

and I will need anesthesia.

Shaun, I...

Tequila! Stat!

We thought you were certain before.

I know you're scared
and this is confusing.

We brought her in
with some minor inflammation.

No, the inflammation was not minor.

What we are proposing
would reduce her lung capacity,

but she can still live a normal life.

No. No, we're taking her
some place else.

We're gonna get a second opinion.

We can't cut out part
of our daughter's lung.

She'd never forgive us.

[SIGHS]

And maybe she shouldn't.

You were wrong to refuse the surgery

that Dr. Lim proposed years ago.

A-Are you trying to guilt us
into agreeing with you?

You are guilty.

Ava is in this situation
because you were too afraid

to make a tough decision,

and now you are trying
to blame everyone else

because you can't deal with
the guilt of having messed up.

You need to stop thinking
about what is gonna make you

feel like a good parent

and start thinking about
what your daughter needs.

♪♪

♪♪

Careful with that anesthesia.

I need you coherent enough
to guide me through this.

Don't worry.

I've calculated the proper dosage.

N-No.

No, not like that.

The scalpel goes
on the left of the tray,

sponges on the right,

needle driver and sutures in the middle.

Okay. Got it.

Okay.

And might I suggest
not barking instructions at me?

I'm freaked out enough already.

I'll do my best.

But even with the tequila,
when you cut into my ankle,

I'll be in extreme pain,
which can cause irritability.

I can't do this.

You have to.

The worst that could happen
is you mess it up

and cause permanent damage to my foot,

which is exactly what will
happen if you don't do it.

[SIGHS] Okay.

Tequila. Stat.

♪♪

[MONITOR BEEPING]

ANDREWS: Suction.

JORDAN: That enough?

Perfect.

Mediastinum's cleared.

Now onto the lung lesions.

PARK: I'm having a problem
maneuvering in here.

There's too much peritoneal scarring

from the fungal deposits.

Can you cut at it sharply?

I'm too close to the common bile duct.

Need help?

Morgan was right.

There's no way to remove all
the lesions laparoscopically.

Alright, let's pull the scopes
and open him up.

♪♪

SHAUN: [BREATHING HEAVILY]

LEA: [SIGHS]

♪♪

[GRUNTS]

Okay, the blood's pouring out.

What do I do now?

Okay.

Okay, tighten the tourniquet

and then use a sponge
to clear the blood.

♪♪

Okay.

Okay.

It's clearing up.

You should be able to see...

I see it.

And the leaking hole.

Now you just need to use
the needle driver

to sew the edges together.

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

Be careful not...

Be c-careful not to what?

Shaun?

Put the backpack under my head.

How's that gonna help with your ankle?

It... won't,

but I'm about to lose
consciousness from blood loss,

and I don't want dirt in my...

Shaun?

Shaun?

Shaun.

Shaun.

Shaun.

Shaun. Shaun, come on.

Come on, Shaun.

Shaun.

Oh.

Okay.

[SIGHS]

Come on, Lea. If you can hem a pant leg,

apparently you can do this.

Alright.

Okay.

♪♪

CLAIRE: I have freed
the pleural membrane.

[MONITOR BEEPING]

♪♪

Oh, why does blood have to be
so damn slippery?

♪♪

[SIGHS]

And how am I supposed to tie a knot

if I can't even grip the damn thread?

♪♪

Mm.

There we go. There we go.

Okay.

Okay.

Here we go.

Mm.

♪♪

You're a woman.

Um, yup.

I've always considered myself
a supporter of women,

you know, equal pay for equal work,

the right to choose.

Uh, thank you, from all of us.

Debbie seems to think that I am...

overbearing and, uh, controlling.

[SIGHS]

My ex was a humanities professor
and ACLU chapter head.

But I made more money,

and I don't think
he was conscious of this,

but I do feel he was threatened by...

my independence.

The more insecure he got,
the more controlling he became.

He had to pick the restaurants
where we ate, the movies we saw.

I mean, I definitely had my own issues,

but...

his need to control me
was one of the many reasons

our marriage fell apart.

♪♪

♪♪

[SIGHS]

I can feel my toes.

Are you finished?

No.

[SIGHS]

Now I'm finished.

[SIGHS]

There's enough flow to keep the
tissue alive until we get to an ER.

You did this with a tent repair kit?

And a fishhook.

She is very good at fixing things.

You're lucky.

Yes.

I am.

♪♪

How do you feel?

Like a gutted fish.

I'm sorry. We had no choice
but to open you up

to access all the lesions.

But they were able to remove them all

without damaging any of the organs.

You should recover fully.

Physically.

There are new antidepressants
you haven't tried.

But I also wouldn't stop
the mushroom cultivation.

Really?

After all this?

Cultivation.

If this helped you,

it was either the placebo effect,

or all the focus you put
into perfecting the process.

Sometimes distraction
is the best medicine.

♪♪

♪♪

MURRAY: Hey.

♪♪

We are... so sorry.

[EXHALES SHARPLY]

This is our fault.

♪♪

It's okay.

♪♪

I love you.

[SIGHS]

♪♪

♪♪

I thought our relationship
was just a fun distraction,

but when you pushed me away...

I realized it was more than that.

I was hurt.

Resentful.

Which made every interaction we had...

complicated.

What're you talking about?

You made sure it wasn't
complicated at all.

We stopped having sex,
and now we're friends.

[BOOTS ZIP]

You know it's more than that.

And it can't be.

Not anymore.

What does that even mean?

We still work together.

We have to talk to each other.

About work. That's it.

We can't try to keep
some sort of friendship going.

Which means no more jokes,
no more teasing,

nothing that isn't totally professional.

So, what? We just...

act like robots around each other?

I don't want that.

It's boring.

No.

We act like we did
before we ever moved in together

and let ourselves get into this...

unprofessional...

mess.

Yeah.

Pretending that what happened
didn't happen.

That always works.

[BOOT ZIPS]

♪♪

[SIGHS]

♪♪

[SIGHS]

You were a horrible father.

And you can't undo the harm you did.

But...

I should forgive you.

You deserve it.

And I need it.

Because I need you.

[BREATHES SHAKILY]

So, I-I'd like to keep
spending time together...

and talking.

♪♪

I would love that.

Do you think...

think maybe we could, uh...

restart everything with a...

hug?

♪♪

[BREATHING SHAKILY]

♪♪

♪♪

[SIGHS]

I was wrong.

I convinced myself that I was right,

and I was wrong.

I took...

a choice away from you.

And I will do everything I can
to make it right.

I-I'm...

I'm so sorry.

You don't have to a-apologize.

Can you stop doing that?

I don't think I can make this work.

I have had this feeling for months.

It's like a pit in my stomach,

and I-I-I didn't want
to... face what it was,

but when we were fighting,

I just felt, like, relief,

like I had an out.

You think I don't respect you.

I don't...

I do.

Aaron, you almost walked
out of our wedding

because I...

used bad grammar.

That was bad.

[SCOFFS]

That was a bad moment.

Marriages are made up of moments, right?

So many of our moments
are... are just...

Are great.

[SIGHS] Too many are so... Just painful.

♪ And I will hold you tight ♪

This is crazy.

We love each other.

I love you.

♪ ...will keep you warm ♪

♪ I will build... ♪

I love you so much.

♪ And I'll build a fire ♪

It's just not enough.

♪ And in our hearts ♪

♪ We still pray for sons and daughters ♪

♪ And all those evenings
out in the garden ♪

♪ With red, red wine ♪

♪ These quiet hours turning to years ♪

Thank you.

♪♪

The rain, the drunks,

the freezing cold night alone in my car,

and you almost losing your foot

was definitely a bit more
of a distraction

than I was hoping for.

♪♪

But I'm really glad you took me camping.

♪♪

You're welcome.

♪ And I'll build a fire ♪

♪ You fetch the water,
and I'll lay the table ♪

♪ And in our hearts ♪

♪ We still pray for sons and daughters ♪

♪ And all those evenings
out in the garden ♪

♪ With red, red wine ♪

♪ These quiet hours turning to years ♪