:57:01
l need to know who was on ER duty
when Minkins and Dolson were seen.
:57:06
What are you doing? Why?
:57:08
Because someone who worked these shifts
has destroyed my life.
:57:12
l'm fucked, Jodie.
:57:14
lt doesn't matter what happens in court.
l won't practice medicine again.
:57:18
Not here. Not in England. Nowhere. Ever.
:57:22
Why me?
:57:25
Because you have access
to the fourth floor.
:57:32
Look, l've put my number on there.
:57:36
Please?
:57:40
Think about it.
:57:50
Althea Dolson?
:57:52
Althea. Right, l beg your pardon.
:57:55
Thank you. My name's Harbash.
l'm a doctor at Gramercy Hospital.
:58:00
l wonder if you'd help me.
:58:02
We're trying to locate anyone
who might know a Theodore Dolson.
:58:08
You don't.
:58:10
All right...
:58:11
...thank you very much, anyway.
:58:15
What kind of pain is that?
:58:19
Right, so that's a sort of high fever
and a sore throat.
:58:24
That would be very hard for me to say.
:58:26
You'd have to have a culture taken.
:58:30
Could you hang on for me?
l've got a call coming in.
:58:33
Thank you. Sorry. Hello?
:58:35
lt's happy hour, Doc.
:58:37
We have found Mr. Half-Mole.
:58:40
Right. You got our finders' fee...
:58:42
...and Mr. Half-Mole says
he knows about these rooms...
:58:45
...and it's a $ 100 tour.
You got 15 minutes to meet us.
:58:49
Okay, fine. Where?
:58:50
Grand Central information booth.
:58:53
And don't forget. No scrip...
:58:55
...no trip.