Dopesick

I brought you here tonight to sign a petition

so we can try to bring an end to this nightmare.

I think a lot about being a doctor again.

A way to make amends for the pain

that we have caused others is to give back.

You need to get to a hospital immediately.

Fuck off.

Come to New Orleans. I'll be the regional manager.

We'll make a fortune there.

A black box label indicates the drug is

much more dangerous.

Absolutely not.

I don't believe you will find support

at Main Justice

for felony charges against these individuals.

Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen.

After careful consideration,

I have decided to indict Michael Friedman,

Paul Goldenheim, and Howard Udell

on felony charges.

I'm starting Suboxone tomorrow.

Give me one hell of a send‐off.

Got it.

Beth is in heaven now.

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler! Shame on Sackler!

Take down their name!

Take down their name!

Take down their name! Take down their name!

No longer!

No longer!

No longer. No longer!

No longer!

No longer!

400,000 dead, 400,000 dead, 400,000...

Sacklers lie, people die! Sacklers lie, people die!

Sacklers lie, people die!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler!

Shame on Sackler! Shame on Sackler!

Your record since the plea deal continues

to be clean, which is good.

You also continue to pass your drug tests, also good.

You're on path to complete your probation

in three months' time.

Have you thought about what you'll do then?

Well, I really want to get my medical license back,

but I can't do that as long as I'm on Suboxone.

How long do you think you'll be on the MAT for?

I don't know. Um...

I'm afraid I'll relapse if I stop.

If you choose to stay on the MAT,

you need to consider a profession

that doesn't require a medical license.

Yeah, okay.

Hey, Elizabeth Ann.

How you doing? What‐‐

what are you doing here?

Same as you, Doc.

You had enough to eat, enough sleep?

You don't‐‐ Can you just leave me alone?

Hey, you.

What if I wait outside for you?

When you're done in here, I'll take you to lunch.

We'll visit a little bit and catch up.

You know, I'll buy you anything you want.

If you don't eat it, you can take it home.

How was your meeting?

Not great.

I got two years left, and she keeps telling me

I'll probably end up back in jail.

Yeah, they all think we're just a bunch of,

you know, worthless junkies.

They don't get it.

They don't know that if we don't have this stuff,

it feels like we can't breathe.

If I stop, I'll die.

And if I don't stop, I'll die.

So I guess I'm gonna die.

So that's kind of why I wanted to talk to you.

Okay? I'm seeing this doctor.

And I'm on this new medication, and it's really helped me.

I haven't relapsed in a year, and my mind is coming back

like it used to be before all this.

Really? Yeah, really.

Hey.

Elizabeth Ann, you're young.

You got an entire future that you could do anything.

You could go to college if you wanted to go to college.

You could if you wanted to.

You could.

Listen to me.

I will personally drive you

to this doctor I've been seeing.

I'll drive you there, and I'll you drive back.

And I'll take you to therapy twice a week,

and I'll pay for all of it.

What's in it for you?

I delivered you, girl.

Ain't no one thing in this world

I wouldn't do to help you get better

when you're sick, nothing.

I'll try it.

I'll try it.

But no promises I'll keep going.

Okay, okay, fair enough.

Today, we are here to celebrate the promotion

of Amber Collins.

Look, all I have to say is, New Orleans better watch out

because they got a bitch tiger coming their way!

Cheers! Cheers!

Sayonara, you motherfuckers.

Hi.

Hey.

Someone hasn't put in their transfer to Nola yet.

I was giving it some space between you leaving,

so they're not suspicious.

Are you not coming?

Of course I'm still coming.

'Cause I'm a big girl.

If you changed your mind, you can tell me.

I haven't changed my mind.

Good, I wanna make this work.

Me too.

You better.

Hey, Billy.

Um, I gotta run a few things past you.

Can you swing by my office in say, ten?

Sure.

Okay.

Shut the door for me, Billy.

Sure.

Have a seat.

Yeah.

How's it going?

These are two lawyers from headquarters.

I have some concern over three training tapes

that went missing from my office.

And you were in here alone last week.

Right. Um...

I didn't take‐‐if that's...

I don't know anything about any missing tapes.

If Purdue property were to show up in the media

or in the hands of law enforcement,

and those tapes were traced back to you,

we would sue you for stolen property,

breach of contract,

and misappropriation of trade secrets.

We'll bankrupt you with litigation

for the rest of your life.

But I didn't‐‐I didn't‐‐ I didn't take 'em.

I didn't take the tapes.

Several people, including myself,

have noticed a very negative attitude

towards your work of late.

We think it's best to terminate your contract.

Um...

Okay.

This is a nondisclosure agreement.

If you sign it,

you'll get a severance package of $75,000.

I would need to show this to my lawyer first, but I‐‐

No, you need to sign it right now, right here.

If you don't, you get nothing,

and you make yourself vulnerable

to future litigation.

Billy, come on. This doesn't have to get ugly.

If you did take the tapes, this will smooth it all out,

as long as you destroy those tapes right away.

You are not gonna get a better deal than this.

And the flip side,

flip side could get really bad.

Do what you do best,

and take the money.

Clear the way, Clear the way!

Are you friends with him?

No.

I always thought he was kind of a tool.

All right?

I remember you were one of my smartest.

You were probably the smartest patient I had.

Always reading a book, you know.

I'm looking for something new.

You got any favorites?

How'd it go?

She did very well.

She took her first dose,

and she needs to wait here an hour to make sure

she doesn't have an adverse reaction to the medication.

All right, okay.

Well then, we'll just stay put for a minute.

I'll see you in a week, young lady.

Thanks, Doc.