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- [Announcer] Paging Dr. Stateman, Dr. Stateman please.
- I'm gonna throw it,
and you're gonna try to hit the door, okay?
- Sorry.
- It's fine.
Just try not to split your stitches, okay?
I've been watching your videos.
You guys really need to take it easy.
Wheelchair races and baseball, like,
you literally just had major surgery.
- But I'm so bored.
I can't wait to get out of here.
- I can.
I'm gonna miss this place.
It's really grown on me.
- Well, you're not the one who had a near-death experience.
- Just try and rest.
And maybe you'll actually get out of here.
But whatever you do, don't listen to him, okay?
(both laugh)
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- [Dr. Henry] So that'll be our plan of action, Amelia.
- I can't believe I have to go back on dialysis.
- Hey, it's not forever.
And because of your condition,
you are high up on the transplant list.
- I should've come in earlier.
I can't believe I let this happen.
- Well, you know what?
As soon as you get a new kidney,
there's an excellent chance you'll be up on your feet
in a couple months.
- But what if I don't get one right away
or if it doesn't take?
My mom won't let me go across the country in the fall.
- Tell you what, let's hope for the best.
- Yeah.
I can't imagine that you--
- Maeve.
I'd really appreciate it if you weren't involved
in this conversation.
- Okay, yeah.
I can respect your privacy.
- [Dr. Henry] So what do you think?
Do you have any questions?
- Do you guys have any apple juice?
- I think I can make that happen.
I'll send Benny in.
- This tastes like swamp water,
but I guess that's how like it, swamp monster.
- Sorry.
Not everyone likes their coffee
as bitter as their personality.
- Hey, knock it off.
You've caused enough trouble already.
Everything okay?
- I'm fine.
I need everybody on their A-game.
I can't have another repeat of what happened last time.
- Roxie, you are organizing the shed.
- Cece, I'll get you set up in pediatrics.
- Cleaning?
Really?
- I think--
- You got it, boss.
- Ready?
- This is cruel.
What's Maeve's beef with me?
- Did you like forget about fighting with Cece
and letting a patient go into sepsis?
- Actually, the Edward thing was my fault.
- What are you doing here?
- I'm keeping Edward entertained while he's recovering.
- Oh.
Too bad for him.
- What?
I'm like super entertaining.
- Well, Benny's not.
Unfortunately, I'm on cleaning duty.
- Do you want help?
I'm super, super good at cleaning.
- Yeah right.
I bet your mom still cleans your room for you.
- I clean my own room and I tie my own shoes.
- Wow, want a prize?
- 'Kay, great.
Travis.
If you want to keep flirting with Roxie,
you can actually help her clean the shed.
- The shed?
- The shed, okay?
- Alright, so this is the playroom and that is Dash.
He is super shy.
I've honestly never seen him not on his phone.
The doctors are trying to figure out what's causing
his stomach aches, but he doesn't really say much,
so I'd love for you to just keep him company.
- I'll do my best.
- Just try not to make things worse.
- Hey, I'm Cece.
Do you want to play a board game or something?
- No.
- Neither do I.
- What's going on?
- I'm swamped with apps.
Dr. Atkins wants my help coming up with fundraiser ideas
for the pediatric wing and to top it all off,
Amelia kicked me out of her consult this morning
with Dr. Henry.
- Yikes.
Did she say why?
- I don't know, because she hates me
and wants me to look bad?
- Maeve.
- I know.
Not everything revolves around me.
It's just, Benny, I am freaking out.
- Just relax.
We already separated Cece and Roxie
and I'm sure they're doing fine on their own.
And as for Amelia, just give her some space.
I'm sure she'll come around.
- I hope so.
- I'll see you later.
- Sounds good.
- I need a charger.
My phone's dead.
- What do you want me to do about it?
- Can I use yours?
- Seriously?
I have no games on my phone.
- All phones have games.
- Fine.
- Hey.
- Hey what's up?
- Have you seen Travis?
He was supposed to be keeping me company.
- No, I haven't seen him, sorry.
But you can hang out with us, right Dash?
How's your recovery going?
- Fine.
The good news is the headphones still work.
At least Travis can't make me do anything else stupid
for awhile.
- You know you don't have to listen
to everything he says, right?
- He's a go big or go home kind of guy.
He doesn't really like the word no.
- Why don't you make him do it then?
- Who's Peter?
- No one.
- Then why is he texting you a bunch of heart emojis?
Sounds like Roxie.
Don't let that psycho get you down.
You know she's just jealous that I love you?
What?
- Give it back, give it back!
- He loves you?
- Edward, help me!
You're doing the most now!
- You're on your own here. - Give it back!
- Okay, but do you remember when Mr. Wallace
fell in front of the entire school?
- Oh my gosh.
Or that field trip to the aquarium?
We practically ran that place.
- Oh my gosh, and Andrew almost fell in the shark tank.
- There you are!
Amelia, is he bothering you?
- No, he's fine.
- I'm not bothering her.
We go way back.
- Oh, oh I didn't know.
Okay, good.
Well, we're gonna have to leave you though,
because I have so much to tell you about Roxie.
- Or you could stay here.
- You sure?
- I'm stuck in this chair for the next four hours.
I could use a distraction.
- Oh, okay.
But you didn't hear this from me,
but I think our friend Roxie has a little bit of crush.
- No way.
- Like, I am so serious.
- I thought you said you'd help.
- Look what I found.
- You look like a pirate.
- Arr ye be right.
And look!
One for the lady.
- I am not wearing that.
- Come on, I dare you.
- I cannot believe I'm doing this.
- What was that?
- Arr, I cannot believe I'm doing this.
- That's more like it.
- Look, it's Maeve.
- Looks just like her.
- Yeah, do you like it?
- That's hilarious.
Draw something else.
- Okay, what should I draw?
Should I draw you?
- Yes!
Try to match my hair, but a little bit.
- Spiky?
- Yeah.
Yeah, that's perfect.
Wow.
How did you do that?
- I can show you if you want.
- Yes.
- Okay so you're gonna grab it.
And then..
You got the hang of it!
See, you got it.
You have more talent than me!
Just color in more, yeah.
- And it's like I want to support Roxie,
but like this situation is so messy and not to mention
she's ruining this whole program for me.
I'm done.
- Yeah, Roxie's not exactly good at doing things
for other people under the best of circumstances.
- Breakups bring out the worst in people.
Sounds like she maybe just it's a rebound.
- Yeah, if only Travis running the program
that'd fix all your problems.
- Travis?
- I was kidding.
- No, like that's it.
You're literally a genius for that.
- He called me a genius.
- That's a great idea.
- [Benny] I didn't even think of that.
- You sure? - Yes!
Yes, Mikey.
Like you are on it with that one.
- That's perfect.
- You come here often?
- Oh my goodness.
- What are you guys doing?
- Having fun?
It's not that big of a deal.
- It is an incredible waste of money and supplies,
especially when the hospital is dealing
with serious budget cuts.
All right, you know what guys, just go home.
- But I still have an hour to serve.
- Guess you'll have to find another time to make it up.
But it's not that big a deal, huh?
- Think you can help me get this off?
- I can't.
- Hello?
Someone help me!
- Sure you got everything?
- Yeah, I'm sure.
- Where are you guys going?
- Home. - Home.
- I think I have a better idea.
- You went away without about saying goodbye.
- Sorry.
Thanks for all your help today.
- No problem.
It was fun.
Sorry for getting you into trouble.
- No worries.
It's gonna be boring without you around.
- Really?
I joined the program.
I hope that's okay.
I guess that's a yes.
- [Girl] Next time on, "Attaway General."
- [Benny] Let's just hope this plan works out, okay?
- I like you, Roxie.
I was wondering if I could take you to ice cream some time?
If you're not over your ex, it's okay.
- Are you even listening?
- Yeah yeah yeah, of course!
- [Maeve] I think it's a recipe for disaster.
When it blows up, I will blame you.
- Help! - What was that?