:38:00
we're not doctors.
:38:02
we've got to leave
here immediately!
:38:05
no. not until I've had--
:38:07
excuse me.
:38:10
her.
:38:11
am I interrupting?
:38:12
no! he was just
on his way out.
:38:19
what happens when
the real doctors come?
:38:24
hi.
:38:25
dr. Trowbridge.
:38:26
where?
:38:27
oh! right!
:38:29
make yourself
comfortable. sit down.
:38:31
thank you.
:38:46
what can I do for you?
:38:48
dr. Trowbridge--
may I call you Homer?
:38:50
why?
:38:51
well, that's your name.
:38:53
oh! right!
Homer. of course.
:38:55
what's your name?
:38:57
Karen.
:38:58
Karen.
:39:00
dr. Trowbridge...
Homer...
:39:01
when you walked
into this tent,
:39:05
it was the most exciting
moment of my life.
:39:07
well, you just wait.
:39:09
you're my hero. I've
read all your papers.
:39:12
how'd you get
my papers?
:39:14
oh, you mean
my medical papers!
:39:17
are you
making fun of me?
:39:18
oh, Karen,
our first fight.
:39:20
you might think I'm silly
to worship you the way I do,
:39:23
but in my estimation,
you're a genius.
:39:25
well, I think genius
is a pretty strong word,
:39:28
but if you insist on using it,
I can handle it.
:39:31
in fact, I hesitate
to mention my problem.
:39:34
it's a task hardly worthy
of your abilities.
:39:36
go ahead. mention it.
:39:37
there's nothing
I wouldn't do for you.
:39:39
the khan's brother,
he's been suffering
:39:42
from pain in
the right lower abdomen,
:39:44
obviously
an inflamed appendix.
:39:46
obviously.
:39:47
dr. Hadley was
going to remove it,
:39:49
but now that
you're here,
:39:51
just to see you perform
even a simple surgery
:39:54
would be a great thrill
in my life.
:39:57
I'd really rather not.
:39:59
I don't have
my instruments with me.