Coma 1x1

Part One

& What kind of hospital has no bodies?

& Susan Wheeler: The weirdest part was opening my eyes and having some strange guy over me.
    Jen: That was weird for you?

& Dr. Mark Bellows: Okay, show of hands... how many of you are absolutely certain that you want to be surgeons?.. Congratulations. You screwed up already. They didn’t tell you?.. Never do your first rotation in your chosen field. Use the ones you don’t care about to gain experience.

& Susan: Isn’t it our job to do what’s best for our patients?
    Professor Hillside: Yes. But... the irony is that we have done our job too well, and we live in an aging society. Is it right to devote resources to those who will succumb to some ailment or other, or is it sensible to discover cures for your children so they’ll have... better lives?

& Jen: If I’m gonna marry this guy, I think I’m allowed to Google him.

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& Geoffrey Fairweather: You’ll have to excuse him, Dr. Lindquist. Paul’s a little on the competitive side.
    Dr. Agnetta Lindquist: We’re wired to compete. Our ancestors competed for food, for shelter, for mates. And those who couldn’t didn’t survive.
    Paul Carpin: Yeah, it’s how we distinguish the best from the rest, Fairweather.
    Fairweather: Best from the rest. Oh, well, it rhymes, so it must be true. Fool, tool. See? I did it, too.

& Susan: Carpin was really into her.
    Fairweather: Yeah, well, he’s an elitist and a sociopath. Most doctors are only one or the other. He’s the whole package... most likely to succeed.

& Dr. Mark Bellows: Neither of them make any sense to me.
    Dr. Agnetta Lindquist: That’s one of the reasons we invented God... to pin the blame for senseless occurrences on the whim of a higher power.

& Dr. Howard Stark: One caveat, one requirement, is that you bring anything you find directly to me and only me.
    Susan: Well, Mark... Dr. Bellows... has also been very helpful...
    Dr. Stark: Susan, only me. I know it sounds paranoid, but he’s close to Dr. Lindquist, she’s close to Dr. Nelson... You get the picture. Don’t trust anyone.
    Susan: Anyone?
    Dr. Stark: Almost anyone.

& Mrs. Emerson: Come on, people, it’s one tiny little girl.

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