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Previously on E.R.:

You're going, right?

To Africa?

It's not Rio.

But it's not here.

Bonjour.

Bonjour.

Get down!

Je vous en prie! Ne tirez pas!

Du gouvernement.

Don't do anything stupid.

Like what?

Like get yourself killed.

Hi.

Hi.

When did you get back?

Just now.

It's 5:30 in the morning.

My flight from London was delayed.

I missed you.

Did you just let yourself in?

I'm sorry about how I left.

Can I have my key back, please?

Sorry we're late.

I couldn't get Hannah going.

Same with Katie this morning.

I don't want to sit in the middle.

In the car, please.

I sat in the middle yesterday.

Hannah, will you sit in the middle this morning?

Move over, Matthew.

Can we trade days next week? Steve has to go

to Seattle, and I don't have anybody

to sit with Devon. Sure. Can you call and remind me

over the weekend?

Thank you, Hannah.

Bye, Matthew.

Sorry you got stuck with that.

Art Institute field trip.

Luck of the draw.

Hey, Beth, it's me.

What do I have at 3:00?

Can we cancel Howard or move him till later?

Crap!

No, not you.

Traffic.

I'll have to call you back, Beth.

Excuse me. Pardon me. Excuse me.

Excuse me. I'm sorry, ladies. I'm late for work.

Just made it, you know.

If I'm late again, my boss is going to kill me.

You're a doctor?

Yeah.

Yes, I am.

Where are we, Mommy?

We're almost there, sweetie.

Denise Johnson.

No, Beth, I'm still stuck.

I'm taking...

Mom?

Mom!

Look out!

Mom, look out! ( Screaming )

Yes, it can be challenging,

and at times it is dangerous,

but it's very rewarding.

You know, you get to make money

and be an asset to your community and...

Now what?

: Attention passengers,

due to a delay ahead of us, we are unable to proceed.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your patience.

Thank you.

Says he'll have them out in a few minutes.

How many? Four.

A mother and three kids.

And there's another guy trapped under a car across the street.

Six-victim MVA. Great way to start a shift.

Yeah, I was supposed to have today off, too.

Aren't you graduating soon?

Yesterday.

Congratulations.

You know what they call the guy that graduates

last in his class from medical school, right?

That joke is so tired.

Doctor.

Ha, ha. I graduated fourth in my class.

When is this supposed to be finished?

Weaver said they'd be done last week.

So they should be done by what, Thanksgiving?

So why don't they just shut us down during all this?

Oh, please.

That would make way too much sense.

Hey.

Hey!

: Hey!

Is that absolutely necessary?!

Does anyone know where Susan is?

We're going to need extra hands.

Think she's in the handicapped head.

Again?

We're out of copier paper.

I'm not Department Chair anymore.

Tell Dr. Lewis.

We're over our monthly allocation

and the Chief of Staff's office

refuses to authorize any additional overages.

That's you, right? ( Electric crackling )

Excuse me.

Are you deaf?

I said stop!

Excuse me, can you help me, sir?

You need to find a triage nurse.

No, I'm sorry. I work here.

Lucky you.

I'm supposed to start today. Neela Rasgotra?

Rag what?

Rasgotra.

Don't we hire Americans anymore?

Hey!

: Hey!

I'm talking to you!

Dr. Lewis in there?

Oh, yeah.

Susan.

Yeah?

Uh, see you later.

Yeah. Uh, you know what, maybe.

Um, I don't know.

Fire's almost got the MVAs out.

Three adults, three kids.

I thought you were divorced.

We are.

Carter's back.

Yeah?

He tried to apologize.

No, no. Did he screw it up?

You said Friday. Why do they even bother?

I said maybe. Didn't say for sure.

Dr. Lewis, you got another TWA.

Oh, hi, I'm Susan Lewis.

Are you a resident?

Neela Rasgotra. Third year medical student.

That's a nice outfit.

You may want to wear something different next time.

It gets kind of messy down here.

You can put your stuff down here.

Where's the ceiling, huh? Where are the doors? The glass?

Is this your first rotation? Yeah.

The tile? Look, we usually wait until...

No, no! I don't want you to wait.

I want you to take what you have and do it now, finish it.

Have you ever been in a trauma before?

No.

32-year-old restrained driver

in a high-speed rollover with PSI.

No LOC, complains of hip and low back pain.

Pulse 120, B.P. 130/82.

Okay, Neela, hang close.

The kids...

Please help the kids.

Eight-year-old female. Bilateral femur fractures,

head trauma with altered mental status.

B.P. 90/60, resps 24.

What happened?

Her legs were crushed between the truck and the seat.

Took CFD a long time to cut her out.

How many more incoming? Three.

Any other attendings? No.

You a doctor yet?

I graduated yesterday.

Good enough. Where's Pratt?

Don't know.

Frank, where's Dr. Pratt?

How should I know?

Okay, Jerry, I want you to start paging Pratt

and don't stop paging him until he calls back.

My computer just went down.

Whoa, they're all down.

Son of a bitch!

Oh, for God's sake.

Oh, man.

Oh, no, I'm a doctor here.

All right.

Hey! How was Africa?

Hot.

That's your pager going off. Yeah.

Going to answer it? Nope.

I'll catch up with you later.

Matthew, back middle passenger wearing a lap belt.

Scalp lac from the dome light, closed left wrist fracture.

Doctor, you're late.

I was outside helping the paramedics.

You were supposed to be here at 8:00,

not five after or ten after or 20 after.

Hey, Frank.

Where's the lounge?

Down by X-ray.

Morning.