ER (1994–2009): Season 3, Episode 15 - The Long Way Around - full transcript
Nurse Carol Hathaway is held hostage during a convenience store robbery, then befriends one of the gunmen.
Previously on ER.
Oh, my god, I gave
him the wrong blood.
Maybe we should go
out again some time.
I don't think
it's a good idea.
We maybe able
to foregone the investigation.
I don't want any
special favors here.
We're gonna have
to incubate him.
Doesn't wanna be
put on the machine.
He's gonna die,
if we don't in tube him?
Should probably just go
to the Suntimes my self.
Tell them, death had
nothing to do with the sick up.
Then what happens?
Lose my job maybe.
I'm gonna take
very good care of you.
Whenever you have urge
to date three woman at once.
Snap it.
Hello?
Who is this and why are
you calling me at 7:00 A. M.?
It's just a day off, ma.
No big deal.
Yes, I usually do work Fridays.
Huh?
Marshall field?
Uh, no, no.
I‐I got enough sheets.
What?
No, no. I have a lot
of stuff I wanna do
around the house today.
No.
No, I don't need your help.
No. Mom.
Mom?
Ma! I don't need
your help, but thank you.
Yeah...no.
Go check out the sale, okay?
Okay, bye.
Morning, Leon.
Good morning, Carol.
Hate going to work
on a morning this cold.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Hey, Leon!
Hi, Miss Hathaway.
Slow down there, Robert.
I hate that
he calls me Miss Hathaway.
Yeah it's a real crime when
kids show that kind of respect.
‐ Ha ha ha.
‐ Have a good one.
Oh, and Happy Valentine's day.
Oh, God, I forgot.
Yeah, you, too.
Hiya.
Hey. Good morning.
‐ Good luck.
‐ Thanks.
Good morning, Mrs. Novotny.
Good morning.
Good morning.
No, Javier,
not the dog cans.
The little biscuits,
we need the little biscuits.
Okay, Mrs. Novotny,
the little biscuits.
It's for my wife.
I think she has an ulcer.
Do you know which
one she should take?
I'm sorry.
I can't help you.
But this one says
four times a day.
This one says
two times a day.
I just do the baked goods.
Know what I mean?
Miss?
Just go now, no problems.
‐ I don't call anyone.
‐ Give us the damn money.
‐ We should have waited.
‐ Shut up.
I'm gonna need more shelf
space to put 'em up there.
Whoa, whoa.
Hang on. Hang on.
'I'm not doing anything.
I'm not moving.'
Get them down!
All of 'em.
Let's go.
What are you doing?
Just shut up and keep them down.
Okay, get down!
Face down!
You, too, go on!
Don't look at me.
James, let's just go.
Listen, didn't you hear him?
He said to
get down. So get down!
Okay that's it let's go.
You stop right there,
you bastards!
Come on, pops.
Joseph, no! No!
Go back!
Come on.
Anton!
'Please, he needs help, please!'
There's a Police car right
down the street.
Oh, God.
'Don't just stand there.'
Where's the back?
‐ Where's the back?
‐ 'Anton.'
Damn it.
Where the keys?
Gimme' the keys.
'Needs help'
Lady just give us the keys.
Just give us the keys.
You leave him
alone, you bastard.
Leave him alone!
Duncan, I need help.
'Sure. I'll just
get you some help.'
'Just give me a minute.'
'I want everyone
just to stay where they are.'
You got it?
I don't want anyone moving.
I don't want anyone talking.
I want everyone to just
stay where they are.
‐ 'Anton! Anton!'
‐ 'Duncan.'
'Check out those
guys on the floor.'
'Over there, there
are two upon the floor.'
'We should have waited until
there weren't any customers.'
'The welfare
checks come out today.'
People come
in to cash them.
We wait,
we miss the money.
Oh, man.
Geez.
How many?
Just a couple so far.
Robert.
Get behind those crates.
I don't want anybody
moving around, right?
Nobody's moving
around here, right?
‐ He needs a doctor.
‐ You shut up!
Get behind those crates.
'Okay, shut up!'
‐ We've got to go.
‐ You shut up, too, okay?
Robert, just listen to me.
'Get behind those crates.'
Just crawl in
behind those crates.
Why would he
go and do that?
I just told
him not to move.
Get over here.
'Please, he needs a doctor.'
I said get over here.
I don't want to.
Don't want to?
What the flying‐‐
Robert, just
come over here by me.
It's okay, come on.
‐ 'Please!'
‐ 'Come on.'
'That's it.
Come on, it's okay.'
Quick.
Brilliant.
'Please.
Oh, please!'
Please!
He needs help!
'Please!'
Shut your mouth.
I need help here, too, you know?
‐ Duncan, would you shut her up.
‐ Help us.
‐ Just shut up.
‐ Please!
'Lady, what
are we supposed to do?'
Now stop your yapping now.
Wait.
Wait, I'm a nurse.
And maybe I can help him
and Mrs. Novotny will be quiet.
Won't you, Mrs. Novotny?
Hey, James, that's a bit
of luck. We got a nurse.
‐ Get her over here.
‐ What's your name?
‐ Carol.
‐ Carol?
Well, maybe you can go
and help my cousin James, Carol.
I think her
husband's a lot worse‐‐
Yeah sure, but you better take
look at my cousin James first
or else he'll get
really pissed off.
'Go on.'
You what was your name?
Robert, You go with her.
No, ple‐please
he's just a little boy.
He shouldn't
see something like that.
None of us should
see something like that.
Now go on.
And you, you go with her.
Go on!
Miss Hathaway.
I think I'm gonna throw up.
'Don't look, Robert'
Robert don't look there.
You, what's your name?
Don't point that thing at me.
I want you to stay over here.
Where am I gonna go 7‐11?
And no talking, either.
Over here!
'Please.'
'Please...someone!'
Hey, Duncan, don't
you go anywhere.
'I won't.'
'You stay where
I can see you, okay?'
Look, I'm
not going anyplace.
There's police everywhere.
I need to take your pulse.
Don't.
I need to take
the pulse in your neck.
Please!
‐ Should we get that?
‐ We just let it ring, okay?
Carol, help us!
What's the matter
with the old boy?
I'm fine.
I think he hurt his wrist.
God. You'd think
I'd shot everyone.
Now you look like a fairly
strong guy but just remember
‐ Remember I got the gun, okay?
‐ I'm not doing anything.
I‐I'm not moving.
You should answer the phone.
'Get him some help please!'
'Please!'
James, maybe
we should get that.
I just need
a minute to think.
Maybe it's not for you.
The wound is very serious.
The bullet may have hit
your kidney or spleen.
Well will you just
make it stop bleeding.
We need to get
a doctor in here.
We're not getting anyone in here
so you better do
something yourself.
I don't have the supplies.
Look around you
got a whole store full.
Okay.
No, he stays with me.
Let her go.
She's gonna look for some stuff.
‐ If your friend doesn't‐‐
‐ He's my cousin.
If your cousin
doesn't get to a hospital soon
then he's gonna bleed to death.
Please, help us. Please.
Carol please help us.
Duncan, get something
in front of the door.
Come on.
Come with me. Up.
Go round there.
Alright we're going
to move this over there.
Okay.
Kind of a heavy sucker, huh?
I just stocked it.
I love America.
Everyone has a job here, huh?
You...do you have a job?
Uh, yeah,
I teach at school.
Out.
What?
I teach school, first grade.
That's good if
you get them young enough
then you can teach them right.
I guess no one got to you huh?
She has a mouth.
Duncan stop chatting with them.
Get down there.
This will stop it for now.
It's good. Good.
I'll come back and
change it in a while.
Do you still need me?
For what?
I'll just go and check
on the old man?
Whatever.
Pray for us sinners now
and at the hour of our..
...hail Mary,
full of grace
the lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou...
Mrs. Novotny.
Mrs. Novotny, I need you.
'I'm gonna do five
compressions in a row.'
'And on the fifth, I want you
to hold your husband's nose.'
'and blow into his mouth.'
Hey, cops are
moving their cars back.
One, two, three, four, five.
I need some help!
She's helping.
Why are they doing that?
How should I know?
You're the American.
I can't do this.
I need medical supplies.
IV, fluid, blood, monitors.
Shut her up will you?
And I need
somebody to do CPR.
I can do it.
No, you, you don't move.
You sit there
and you say nothing.
Listen to me, Duncan.
You do not want
this man to die. Okay?
'Those cops out there consider
that a much bigger deal.'
Now I need some help.
You, can you‐can you
do this CPR thing?
'We just want to know
if everyone's alright'
if anyone needs
any help, that's all.
'I got the straws'
but I couldn't find the..'
what was it?
That's alright rubbing
alcohol, that's good, Robert.
Get me some liquor.
‐ What kind?
‐ Any kind.
Grain alcohol
is the strongest.
We got to think
what to tell them.
Tell them anything.
I should just
keep going, right?
Uh‐huh.
Okay. you can move
back now, Mrs. Novotny.
Mrs. Novotny,
you can move back now.
Marita.
'Alright.'
'It's okay.'
Okay, Robert..
...pour some on the straw.
‐ 'Robert?'
‐ I'll do it.
‐ We need to get out of here.
‐ I know. I know.
I just need to think, you know?
You weren't thinking
very much at all, were you?
This is all my fault?
Well, it was your bloody idea!
Is that it?
Yeah, he's breathing.
He's got a pulse.
You can stop doing compression.
That's good.
That means you got him.
Quiet, I'm trying to listen.
You said he's breathing,
but he looks kind of blue.
He's going to be fine.
We're going to do this.
What is it, is he al‐alright?
I need uh, ice pick.
Get me an ice pick.
‐ They're by the freezer.
‐ I'll get it.
No, grandpa, you stay there.
I'll get the ice pick.
Alright and‐and I need
a little tiny straw.
This too big.
We don't, we don't
have anything like that.
Those little cardboard
juices my kids drink them
those have those little straws.
Robert, go get those from
the fridge now, Robert.
Please now, go.
Geez Duncan, how
long is this gonna take?
Have you
got someplace to go, James?
I shot the man.
If he pops off, then it's
my ass they've got, not yours.
Right. Like I'm
going to get probation.
‐ Should I start again?
‐ No.
'We need to know how many
people you got there'
'and is everyone's alright.
Are you guys alright?'
'We can try to
work something out.'
What are we doing now?
He needs a chest tube.
Do it. Do it.
It's not what I do.
I'm a nurse.
Please we need supplies you've
gotta send for a doctor in here.
Yeah, they'd love
that chance wouldn't they?
Oh, please
you have to help him.
Okay.
Third, no,
Fifth intercostal
neurovascular
bundle above the rib.
Alright, screwdriver.
Pour some liquor on it.
'Rip open the tampons
and pull off the tube.'
Ah!
Alright, cut me
a piece of tape, Robert.
Give me the tampon.
Alright, the tape.
Alright
I need more tape.
Great.
Okay, Mrs. Novotny
blow into his trach tube.
We've lost his pulse.
Should I start CPR?
No, I got it.
What's your name?
Angie.
I got it for now, Angie.
Thanks.
Come on.
Come on.
You can't do it, can you?
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Your cousin's losing
more and more blood.
There's nothing more I can do.
‐ We'll get out of this.
‐ Yeah, right.
Shut up, bread man
and just keep dragging.
I'm going to throw up.
I have to go to the bathroom.
‐ He goes nowhere.
‐ He's just a kid.
You don't want him
throwing up in here, believe me.
It's okay, James
I've checked the bathroom.
'There's no way out of there.'
‐ Okay.
‐ Go on.
'Guy's listen to me.'
'Okay, I just, figure out
who'll start working with us.'
Duncan, you've got
to help your cousin.
He's got to get
to a hospital.
Yeah, and I have to get to one
of your fine American prisons.
They'll go easier on you.
You've never killed before.
‐ Just how do you know that?
‐ You haven't, have you?
'Duncan, what
the hell's taking so long?'
Come on.
Hey! Hey!
It's me, Javier.
Quiet. Quiet.
There's a door behind
me, but I can't get out.
It's locked.
I've got a baseball bat.
No! No, no they'll shoot you.
Stay right there. I'm going
to try and get the keys okay?
Hang on. Don't move.
What are you going to tell them?
Tell them we want
a way out of here.
a truck or van or something.
Tell them to send
in medical supplies.
Oh, right. Like what?
What do we need medical stuff?
Duncan, don't be stupid.
Some blood at least four units
of O‐negative a
couple IV's, saline.
Right then she just fixes
me up and we walk out of here?
I don't know. Maybe.
When they send
in medical supplies
they're gonna send
them in with a cop.
Now look what you did.
I don't like
the big guy. Tape him up.
‐ What?
‐ Tape him up.
I don't like him.
And I don't like her
moving around like that.
She's trying to help.
‐ Here, put this on.
‐ Thanks.
Here this wouldn't be necessary
if he hadn't shot the coffeepot.
Angie, don't talk back to them.
Next time, maybe
you should shoot
the milk or the
cold drinks or something.
There's not gonna be a next time
James, I'm not
listening to you anymore.
What did I do?
I said we shouldn't come in
here when there were customers.
The flipping owner shot me.
You didn't listen
to me, that's the point.
Listen to you?
Where are the keys?
The keys?
The keys to the
door of the storeroom.
Javier is hiding in there.
He could get out.
First shelf
under the counter.
I'll try to get them.
Okay. Shh.
What's taking
that kid so long?
He's throwing up.
Give him a break.
'I wanna talk
to the hostages now.'
'I want everyone
to know we got..'
Don't they ever shut up?
You have a
fracture dislocation.
I should reduce
it's gonna hurt.
You might wanna
take a drink of that liquor.
I couldn't do that.
I'm an alcoholic.
Okay. Angie, can you
get us some aspirin, please?
‐ Yeah.
‐ No, I‐I can do it.
I can do it.
Where do you think you're going?
I'm going to
get him some aspirin.
I think I saw
them over there.
Try not to shoot it, okay?
Angie!
Try not to
shoot the aspirin.
That's not funny.
You know what, maybe
the old man over there
will toss up
his Alka‐Seltzer.
You'll have a little
target practice, huh?
‐ Bang‐bang!
‐ James, shut up!
You know you can shoot out hat
whole row of dishwashing liquid.
‐ 'Just pow! Pow!'
‐ 'I said it's not funny.'
'You could shoot out the
lights while you're at it.
‐ 'Shut up, James.'
‐ Bang bang, you can shoot out‐‐
He shot my husband! Isn't
that good enough for you!
He shot him here...and here.
‐ And all he could do‐‐
‐ Mrs. Novotny..
...was bleed and bleed.
He couldn't move.
He couldn't breathe.
He couldn't...talk.
'He couldn't..'
He couldn't
say good‐bye.
He couldn't say
how much he loved me.
I wanted to hear him say
that just one more time!
Shh.
You see!
You see?
I shot her old man!
I killed her husband,
and a good job I did too
before he put a hole
through your other side.
You didn't thank me
for that, did you?
‐ Where's that flipping kid?
‐ Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
He's been in there half my life.
Yeah, but if he's sick,
he might need me.
Okay, okay, whatever.
Hey, kid!
Kid, are you
still in there?
Come on out now. You
can't throw up forever.
We're all eating
free hot dogs out here.
Don't you want one?
That was a stupid thing to say,
if he's chucking up. You try.
Robert, come out now.
Robert, it's me.
It's Carol..
It‐it's Miss Hathaway.
"Miss Hathaway."
That's very sweet.
'Come in.'
Are you feeling better?
Hmm? That's good.
We can go back out now.
Duncan doesn't like me.
Well..
...I don't think Duncan
likes any of us
but you're going
to be okay, Robert.
You don't know that.
No, I don't, but there are
a lot of police out there
and at some point, they're gonna
come in here and help us.
Duncan will shoot them.
Just like he shot Mr. Novotny.
No. He can't shoot them all.
'Cause there'll be like
80 of them or something?
Or something.
What if they all start
shooting at the same time?
Well...then we'll have to duck.
Why did you take
your shoes and socks off?
My feet were hot.
Okay, I want you to put
them back on and come out
so we can join
the others, okay?
I suppose you've seen
a lot of dead people.
I mean, in your
line of work.
Yeah.
This is just
the way it is?
Yes.
Guess you sort of
get used to it.
Not really.
Hey, there!
Buddy, there you go!
Hey, hey..
Robert? Robert, come out!
What the hell did you
do now doing now?
‐ Come here.
‐ Stay away from me!
'Robert, come out now!'
You can't even catch
a little kid?
I don't see you helping me.
I'm not coming out!
Just leave him in
there. Who cares?
Robert, come out now.
Get away from me!
‐ Come here!
‐ Let go of me!
Don't hurt him!
‐ Don't hurt him.
‐ I'm not going to hurt him.
I'm just going
to kill him.
James, will you answer
the frickin' phone!
You're coming
over here with me.
You're going to sit
in the corner.
Get down
and stay there!
No, better still..
better still, I want you feeding
quarters into that thing.
Both hands on at all times.
I'm gonna go over there
and answer that phone.
I wanna hear a little ping, ping
coming from this direction.
I don't hear it, I'm most likely
to turn around and shoot, okay?
Ping, ping, ping.
No! We all know
that I shot the coffeepot
so I'm not afraid
of shooting this thing
or anything in the way
of this thing.
Get down!
You, Bread man, down!
Miss Hathaway,
do you wanna come
and attend to my
poor cousin James?
'He's so weak he can't
even pick up the phone.'
What do you want?
Oh, we're fine.
Thank you very much.
Sweet of you to ask.
No, we don't want
much of anything
except perhaps a van or
a truck or how about a tank?
No, we don't need
any medical help.
Our very own nurse
Hathaway is doing
'quite beautifully
on her own.'
They don't think
you can handle this.
They want to send
in some doctor.
I think she resents
the implications of that.
I think we all do.
Hey, come down
from there!
Get away from me!
Let go now!
‐ Get down from there!
‐ Let go. Get away from me!
'I'm not coming down!'
There are dead cats up there.
Is that what you want?
A face full of dead cats?
'No! Get away!'
Hey, hey, hey..
I need to start, Duncan.
God, how long does
that thing go on for?
I'm going
to start now, okay?
Robert's probably told
them all about us by now.
The Scottish one,
he killed the old man
burned the school teacher
and stole my shoe.
What are we
going to do?
I don't know.
I need some time to think.
He's bleeding badly.
I don't know how much
time he has left
if we don't get him
to a hospital.
I can keep changing
his bandages
but it's not going
to matter.
Just shut up, okay?
Don't talk
to me like that.
I've just tried to help him.
That's all I'm trying to do now.
Do you have any glue?
Yes, we do.
It's on the shelf
behind the counter.
I know, Duncan.
We'll ask for a chopper
and they can fly us to a boat
out in the middle
of lake Michigan.
The lake is probably frozen.
'Then one of those
ice sailing boats.'
'I did that once.'
A couple of winters ago,
up in lake Geneva.
'It was incredible.'
'They're really fast, right?'
'60 miles an hour.'
'Felt like 100.'
They'll never catch
us at that speed.
‐ We'll be home free, right?
‐ Yeah, sure. Home free.
What are you doing?
The cut's too deep.
I can't close it.
Unless you want me to get
you a needle and thread.
No, no. Glue's fine.
You weren't lying,
were you..
...about his bleeding?
You have to give
up now, Duncan.
Duncan, maybe we should
go to that place
you were telling me about.
The fifth of something.
Firth, the Firth of Clyde.
You take a Ferry.
Yeah. To the island
of Great Cumbrae.
And then, sneak a tiny
boat over to little Cumbrae
because it's privately
owned, you know?
'You can get caught, of
course, but it's worth it'
if the sun's in the sky
and the Firth is blue.
Big mountains of Arran,
all purple
jutting up in the background.
Sounds beautiful.
Yeah, I wouldn't know.
I've never been.
Never even seen the Firth.
Maybe that's what I should
have pledged at Hogmanay
to go to little Cumbrae.
A clean break
with the past.
A fresh start.
But I came to America instead
to stay with my cousin.
'My father thought
I was crazy.'
He's a pallet driver on
the shipyards in Glasgow.
30 years, loading on
and loading off.
Got me the same job
when I was 19.
I was laid off by 20.
It was a good job, you know, but
I always wanted something else.
Wanted to be something more.
I have, too.
With all you can do? Why?
I don't know.
So then I end up in here.
Duncan Stewart comes to America
and on a Friday morning,
comes in here.
We just needed
the money.
Yeah, but look
what we got, James.
Look, you're a bloody mess
and I don't know what to do.
You're alright.
I'm not alright at all.
I killed a man!
I killed a man! Do you know
what that feels like?
Do you know what
that feels like?
Huh?
‐ Do you?
‐ I do.
I killed a man.
I gave him the wrong blood.
Yeah, but you didn't
mean to kill him.
You didn't mean to
kill Mr. Novotny.
And how many of those cops out
there are gonna care about that?
It's alright, James. I'll get
us out of this somehow.
I just have to think of
something. I don't know what
'but...I have to think
of something.'
Maybe Robert had the right idea.
Maybe that's the way out.
We stack up these crates high
enough to support the ceiling.
Duncan, behind you!
Don't, Duncan.
'You already know
what it feels like'
except this time,
you'll mean it. Don't. Don't!
‐ Where the hell were you?
‐ Don't hurt him.
Where were you?
Where were you?
At the storeroom
by the door.
The door? You're telling
me there's a door?
Here, just take them.
Take them.
Just take the keys, Duncan.
'We're gonna wait
for him to get'
'here because he wants
to start talking to you.'
Where does it go?
It's a fire escape.
The ladder leads up to the
apartment building behind us.
There's a building
behind us?
You're coming with me.
Just don't move your wrist.
You'll be fine.
I hope it is you
who will be fine.
James, I have to go.
There's a way out.
I have to go.
I don't want
to leave you, but..
We should have waited.
They'll take good care of you.
I know they will.
Come on. Let's go.
Go on.
This is called taking
the long way around.
We did it, Miss Hathaway.
We did it.
When we get to
the end of the alley
I want you
to let me go, Duncan.
Sure.
I wouldn't want you
to slow me down.
'Hold it right there.'
Stop right there. Police.
Stop, Is that one of them?
Yes. Don't run, Duncan!
Don't run!
Stop or I'll shoot.
Don't run!
God!
Call the paramedics!
Call the paramedics!
This is unit 2418. I'm in the
alley behind 3312 Woolcott.
I've got one offender down.
I need a wagon or an ambulance.
What about the other suspect?
The other suspect!
Internal bleeding...he's still
inside. Probably passed out.
The second suspect is inside,
possibly unconscious.
Come on.
Get the paramedics!
‐ Clear trauma two!
‐ Carol, you alright?
‐ Are you hurt?
‐ We can get it from here.
Clear Trauma two!
Duncan Stuart.
Multiple GSWS
to the chest and thigh.
Two liters saline in.
Just gave high dose
epi for PEA.
James Rogers, single
entrance wound, left abdomen
massive blood
loss on scene.
Shocky, BP 80/45,
pulse 144.
Good breath sounds
bilaterally.
‐ Okay, on my count‐‐
‐ My count.
One, two, three, go.
Alright. Give me
two units saline.
Four of o‐negative
on the rapid infuser.
We got spontaneous
respiration. Hold the CPR.
'Okay, let's move it.
one, two, three.'
‐ Where's Benton?
‐ Out with an Appendectomy.
‐ He's got a pulse.
‐ What about Morgenstern?
He needs a surgeon.
‐ 'He's up in the OR.'
‐ I got it.
Duncan...Duncan, hey.
You hang in there, okay?
Think of all the beautiful
places you told us about.
Think about the Firth of Clyde
and little Cumbrae.
You hang in there, okay. We're
gonna pull you through this.
Are you alright?
Yeah, I'm fine.
‐ Lost his pulse.
‐ I'll intubate him.
'Give me a 7.5
ET Tube, please.'
We need a
portable chest!
Two units in!
‐ Please.
‐ I need the tube.
Got it?
Pulse ox is 85.
BP 75 over 50.
Sinus tach at 150.
Pulse thready.
Cap refills poor.
There's no exit wound.
Probably got the spleen.
Give him a gram
of cefoxotin, CBC.
Type and cross for six.
Still no pulse.
Decreased breath sounds
on the right.
He's going to need
a chest tube.
Haleh, take over.
'I'll do the Foley.'
Malik, dip the
urine for blood.
Kerry, Duncan needs
a chest tube.
Duncan?
The patient in two.
You know, I think
Doug can handle the two.
Who's the senior
surgical resident on call?
‐ Carol, what're you doing here?
‐ I'm trying to help!
You know, I think we got it.
Why don't you take a break?
‐ Oh God.
‐ Call the OR.
They can explore
this guy up there.
‐ Got a blood gas?
‐ Done.
We need two more units of O‐neg
on the rapid infuser now!
Get an H and H
and cross for eight.
‐ You want type specific?
‐ That's a good idea.
I already ordered it.
Check the blood bank.
‐ How about the portable chest?
‐ I ordered that too.
Doug, can you take over CPR?
‐ Yup.
‐ Carol, call radiology again.
Carol!
Hey, Carol.
Hey, Carol,
let's go. I got it.
Hi. This is Carol Hathaway
in the ER.
We need a portable
chest in trauma two.
Asystole!
'Let's crack him.'
Got it?
Let's go.
'Give me a number ten blade.'
Rib spreader.
Start internal
compression.
'Amp of epi.'
Okay, two more units
of O‐neg, Statinsky.
Mig of atropine.
'Give me some suction.'
Hey...anyone talked to Carol?
How's she doing?
Not well from the looks of it
she ain't giving up her job.
‐ Is this guy going to make it?
‐ Yeah, probably.
Weaver thinks
it's just his spleen.
'How many units?'
Four O‐neg,
four type specific.
'Last epi?'
Five migs,
three minutes ago.
How long
has he been down?
25 minutes.
Time of death, 13:48.
Hey, Carol, how are you?
I'm fine, Jerry. Thanks. Do you
know where the others are?
Yeah. The lady with the burned
hand is right here, curtain two.
The rest got transferred
to St. Mary's.
The little boy, Robert Potter,
ten years old?
I didn't hear
anything about him.
Thanks, Jer.
...second‐degree burns.
I'm just going to go get some
thermazine salve and dressings.
Hey. You're okay now.
You're okay.
Yeah, I guess so.
And, uh,
and you're alright?
Yeah. I'm fine.
How about the others?
Uh, that bread guy,
Lockhart? He was fine.
And, um, Javier and Mr. Dusak
went to some other hospital.
And Robert?
Robert.
Robert crawled back down
the hole he crawled up in.
He didn't have
a scratch on him.
I didn't think
I would be this shaken.
But we got out alright, huh?
Yeah.
Well, they'll just put some
cream and dressings on your
burns and you'll
be fine in no time.
‐ Okay.
‐ Okay.
Hey..
...you really saved
our lives in there.
None of us could
have done that.
I'll see you around.
Are you alright?
Well, it's been
a busy day, but‐‐
Hey. Are you alright?
Yeah, I'm fine.
When we first heard
that you were in there
and the police didn't
tell us anything.
We didn't know
what was going on.
You sure you're okay?
Okay.
Oh, and Doug?
I'm sorry about what happened
in there. I didn't mean‐‐
I don't care about any
of them. It doesn't matter.
Just glad you're okay.
Jerry, uh, could you..?
Carol!
Do you, uh, do
you need anything?
No, thanks.
I'm fine.
You know..
...we've missed
you around here.
I've missed it, too.
I love my job, Kerry.
I know.
I'm going home.
That's a good idea.
Oh, my god, I gave
him the wrong blood.
Maybe we should go
out again some time.
I don't think
it's a good idea.
We maybe able
to foregone the investigation.
I don't want any
special favors here.
We're gonna have
to incubate him.
Doesn't wanna be
put on the machine.
He's gonna die,
if we don't in tube him?
Should probably just go
to the Suntimes my self.
Tell them, death had
nothing to do with the sick up.
Then what happens?
Lose my job maybe.
I'm gonna take
very good care of you.
Whenever you have urge
to date three woman at once.
Snap it.
Hello?
Who is this and why are
you calling me at 7:00 A. M.?
It's just a day off, ma.
No big deal.
Yes, I usually do work Fridays.
Huh?
Marshall field?
Uh, no, no.
I‐I got enough sheets.
What?
No, no. I have a lot
of stuff I wanna do
around the house today.
No.
No, I don't need your help.
No. Mom.
Mom?
Ma! I don't need
your help, but thank you.
Yeah...no.
Go check out the sale, okay?
Okay, bye.
Morning, Leon.
Good morning, Carol.
Hate going to work
on a morning this cold.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Hey, Leon!
Hi, Miss Hathaway.
Slow down there, Robert.
I hate that
he calls me Miss Hathaway.
Yeah it's a real crime when
kids show that kind of respect.
‐ Ha ha ha.
‐ Have a good one.
Oh, and Happy Valentine's day.
Oh, God, I forgot.
Yeah, you, too.
Hiya.
Hey. Good morning.
‐ Good luck.
‐ Thanks.
Good morning, Mrs. Novotny.
Good morning.
Good morning.
No, Javier,
not the dog cans.
The little biscuits,
we need the little biscuits.
Okay, Mrs. Novotny,
the little biscuits.
It's for my wife.
I think she has an ulcer.
Do you know which
one she should take?
I'm sorry.
I can't help you.
But this one says
four times a day.
This one says
two times a day.
I just do the baked goods.
Know what I mean?
Miss?
Just go now, no problems.
‐ I don't call anyone.
‐ Give us the damn money.
‐ We should have waited.
‐ Shut up.
I'm gonna need more shelf
space to put 'em up there.
Whoa, whoa.
Hang on. Hang on.
'I'm not doing anything.
I'm not moving.'
Get them down!
All of 'em.
Let's go.
What are you doing?
Just shut up and keep them down.
Okay, get down!
Face down!
You, too, go on!
Don't look at me.
James, let's just go.
Listen, didn't you hear him?
He said to
get down. So get down!
Okay that's it let's go.
You stop right there,
you bastards!
Come on, pops.
Joseph, no! No!
Go back!
Come on.
Anton!
'Please, he needs help, please!'
There's a Police car right
down the street.
Oh, God.
'Don't just stand there.'
Where's the back?
‐ Where's the back?
‐ 'Anton.'
Damn it.
Where the keys?
Gimme' the keys.
'Needs help'
Lady just give us the keys.
Just give us the keys.
You leave him
alone, you bastard.
Leave him alone!
Duncan, I need help.
'Sure. I'll just
get you some help.'
'Just give me a minute.'
'I want everyone
just to stay where they are.'
You got it?
I don't want anyone moving.
I don't want anyone talking.
I want everyone to just
stay where they are.
‐ 'Anton! Anton!'
‐ 'Duncan.'
'Check out those
guys on the floor.'
'Over there, there
are two upon the floor.'
'We should have waited until
there weren't any customers.'
'The welfare
checks come out today.'
People come
in to cash them.
We wait,
we miss the money.
Oh, man.
Geez.
How many?
Just a couple so far.
Robert.
Get behind those crates.
I don't want anybody
moving around, right?
Nobody's moving
around here, right?
‐ He needs a doctor.
‐ You shut up!
Get behind those crates.
'Okay, shut up!'
‐ We've got to go.
‐ You shut up, too, okay?
Robert, just listen to me.
'Get behind those crates.'
Just crawl in
behind those crates.
Why would he
go and do that?
I just told
him not to move.
Get over here.
'Please, he needs a doctor.'
I said get over here.
I don't want to.
Don't want to?
What the flying‐‐
Robert, just
come over here by me.
It's okay, come on.
‐ 'Please!'
‐ 'Come on.'
'That's it.
Come on, it's okay.'
Quick.
Brilliant.
'Please.
Oh, please!'
Please!
He needs help!
'Please!'
Shut your mouth.
I need help here, too, you know?
‐ Duncan, would you shut her up.
‐ Help us.
‐ Just shut up.
‐ Please!
'Lady, what
are we supposed to do?'
Now stop your yapping now.
Wait.
Wait, I'm a nurse.
And maybe I can help him
and Mrs. Novotny will be quiet.
Won't you, Mrs. Novotny?
Hey, James, that's a bit
of luck. We got a nurse.
‐ Get her over here.
‐ What's your name?
‐ Carol.
‐ Carol?
Well, maybe you can go
and help my cousin James, Carol.
I think her
husband's a lot worse‐‐
Yeah sure, but you better take
look at my cousin James first
or else he'll get
really pissed off.
'Go on.'
You what was your name?
Robert, You go with her.
No, ple‐please
he's just a little boy.
He shouldn't
see something like that.
None of us should
see something like that.
Now go on.
And you, you go with her.
Go on!
Miss Hathaway.
I think I'm gonna throw up.
'Don't look, Robert'
Robert don't look there.
You, what's your name?
Don't point that thing at me.
I want you to stay over here.
Where am I gonna go 7‐11?
And no talking, either.
Over here!
'Please.'
'Please...someone!'
Hey, Duncan, don't
you go anywhere.
'I won't.'
'You stay where
I can see you, okay?'
Look, I'm
not going anyplace.
There's police everywhere.
I need to take your pulse.
Don't.
I need to take
the pulse in your neck.
Please!
‐ Should we get that?
‐ We just let it ring, okay?
Carol, help us!
What's the matter
with the old boy?
I'm fine.
I think he hurt his wrist.
God. You'd think
I'd shot everyone.
Now you look like a fairly
strong guy but just remember
‐ Remember I got the gun, okay?
‐ I'm not doing anything.
I‐I'm not moving.
You should answer the phone.
'Get him some help please!'
'Please!'
James, maybe
we should get that.
I just need
a minute to think.
Maybe it's not for you.
The wound is very serious.
The bullet may have hit
your kidney or spleen.
Well will you just
make it stop bleeding.
We need to get
a doctor in here.
We're not getting anyone in here
so you better do
something yourself.
I don't have the supplies.
Look around you
got a whole store full.
Okay.
No, he stays with me.
Let her go.
She's gonna look for some stuff.
‐ If your friend doesn't‐‐
‐ He's my cousin.
If your cousin
doesn't get to a hospital soon
then he's gonna bleed to death.
Please, help us. Please.
Carol please help us.
Duncan, get something
in front of the door.
Come on.
Come with me. Up.
Go round there.
Alright we're going
to move this over there.
Okay.
Kind of a heavy sucker, huh?
I just stocked it.
I love America.
Everyone has a job here, huh?
You...do you have a job?
Uh, yeah,
I teach at school.
Out.
What?
I teach school, first grade.
That's good if
you get them young enough
then you can teach them right.
I guess no one got to you huh?
She has a mouth.
Duncan stop chatting with them.
Get down there.
This will stop it for now.
It's good. Good.
I'll come back and
change it in a while.
Do you still need me?
For what?
I'll just go and check
on the old man?
Whatever.
Pray for us sinners now
and at the hour of our..
...hail Mary,
full of grace
the lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou...
Mrs. Novotny.
Mrs. Novotny, I need you.
'I'm gonna do five
compressions in a row.'
'And on the fifth, I want you
to hold your husband's nose.'
'and blow into his mouth.'
Hey, cops are
moving their cars back.
One, two, three, four, five.
I need some help!
She's helping.
Why are they doing that?
How should I know?
You're the American.
I can't do this.
I need medical supplies.
IV, fluid, blood, monitors.
Shut her up will you?
And I need
somebody to do CPR.
I can do it.
No, you, you don't move.
You sit there
and you say nothing.
Listen to me, Duncan.
You do not want
this man to die. Okay?
'Those cops out there consider
that a much bigger deal.'
Now I need some help.
You, can you‐can you
do this CPR thing?
'We just want to know
if everyone's alright'
if anyone needs
any help, that's all.
'I got the straws'
but I couldn't find the..'
what was it?
That's alright rubbing
alcohol, that's good, Robert.
Get me some liquor.
‐ What kind?
‐ Any kind.
Grain alcohol
is the strongest.
We got to think
what to tell them.
Tell them anything.
I should just
keep going, right?
Uh‐huh.
Okay. you can move
back now, Mrs. Novotny.
Mrs. Novotny,
you can move back now.
Marita.
'Alright.'
'It's okay.'
Okay, Robert..
...pour some on the straw.
‐ 'Robert?'
‐ I'll do it.
‐ We need to get out of here.
‐ I know. I know.
I just need to think, you know?
You weren't thinking
very much at all, were you?
This is all my fault?
Well, it was your bloody idea!
Is that it?
Yeah, he's breathing.
He's got a pulse.
You can stop doing compression.
That's good.
That means you got him.
Quiet, I'm trying to listen.
You said he's breathing,
but he looks kind of blue.
He's going to be fine.
We're going to do this.
What is it, is he al‐alright?
I need uh, ice pick.
Get me an ice pick.
‐ They're by the freezer.
‐ I'll get it.
No, grandpa, you stay there.
I'll get the ice pick.
Alright and‐and I need
a little tiny straw.
This too big.
We don't, we don't
have anything like that.
Those little cardboard
juices my kids drink them
those have those little straws.
Robert, go get those from
the fridge now, Robert.
Please now, go.
Geez Duncan, how
long is this gonna take?
Have you
got someplace to go, James?
I shot the man.
If he pops off, then it's
my ass they've got, not yours.
Right. Like I'm
going to get probation.
‐ Should I start again?
‐ No.
'We need to know how many
people you got there'
'and is everyone's alright.
Are you guys alright?'
'We can try to
work something out.'
What are we doing now?
He needs a chest tube.
Do it. Do it.
It's not what I do.
I'm a nurse.
Please we need supplies you've
gotta send for a doctor in here.
Yeah, they'd love
that chance wouldn't they?
Oh, please
you have to help him.
Okay.
Third, no,
Fifth intercostal
neurovascular
bundle above the rib.
Alright, screwdriver.
Pour some liquor on it.
'Rip open the tampons
and pull off the tube.'
Ah!
Alright, cut me
a piece of tape, Robert.
Give me the tampon.
Alright, the tape.
Alright
I need more tape.
Great.
Okay, Mrs. Novotny
blow into his trach tube.
We've lost his pulse.
Should I start CPR?
No, I got it.
What's your name?
Angie.
I got it for now, Angie.
Thanks.
Come on.
Come on.
You can't do it, can you?
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Your cousin's losing
more and more blood.
There's nothing more I can do.
‐ We'll get out of this.
‐ Yeah, right.
Shut up, bread man
and just keep dragging.
I'm going to throw up.
I have to go to the bathroom.
‐ He goes nowhere.
‐ He's just a kid.
You don't want him
throwing up in here, believe me.
It's okay, James
I've checked the bathroom.
'There's no way out of there.'
‐ Okay.
‐ Go on.
'Guy's listen to me.'
'Okay, I just, figure out
who'll start working with us.'
Duncan, you've got
to help your cousin.
He's got to get
to a hospital.
Yeah, and I have to get to one
of your fine American prisons.
They'll go easier on you.
You've never killed before.
‐ Just how do you know that?
‐ You haven't, have you?
'Duncan, what
the hell's taking so long?'
Come on.
Hey! Hey!
It's me, Javier.
Quiet. Quiet.
There's a door behind
me, but I can't get out.
It's locked.
I've got a baseball bat.
No! No, no they'll shoot you.
Stay right there. I'm going
to try and get the keys okay?
Hang on. Don't move.
What are you going to tell them?
Tell them we want
a way out of here.
a truck or van or something.
Tell them to send
in medical supplies.
Oh, right. Like what?
What do we need medical stuff?
Duncan, don't be stupid.
Some blood at least four units
of O‐negative a
couple IV's, saline.
Right then she just fixes
me up and we walk out of here?
I don't know. Maybe.
When they send
in medical supplies
they're gonna send
them in with a cop.
Now look what you did.
I don't like
the big guy. Tape him up.
‐ What?
‐ Tape him up.
I don't like him.
And I don't like her
moving around like that.
She's trying to help.
‐ Here, put this on.
‐ Thanks.
Here this wouldn't be necessary
if he hadn't shot the coffeepot.
Angie, don't talk back to them.
Next time, maybe
you should shoot
the milk or the
cold drinks or something.
There's not gonna be a next time
James, I'm not
listening to you anymore.
What did I do?
I said we shouldn't come in
here when there were customers.
The flipping owner shot me.
You didn't listen
to me, that's the point.
Listen to you?
Where are the keys?
The keys?
The keys to the
door of the storeroom.
Javier is hiding in there.
He could get out.
First shelf
under the counter.
I'll try to get them.
Okay. Shh.
What's taking
that kid so long?
He's throwing up.
Give him a break.
'I wanna talk
to the hostages now.'
'I want everyone
to know we got..'
Don't they ever shut up?
You have a
fracture dislocation.
I should reduce
it's gonna hurt.
You might wanna
take a drink of that liquor.
I couldn't do that.
I'm an alcoholic.
Okay. Angie, can you
get us some aspirin, please?
‐ Yeah.
‐ No, I‐I can do it.
I can do it.
Where do you think you're going?
I'm going to
get him some aspirin.
I think I saw
them over there.
Try not to shoot it, okay?
Angie!
Try not to
shoot the aspirin.
That's not funny.
You know what, maybe
the old man over there
will toss up
his Alka‐Seltzer.
You'll have a little
target practice, huh?
‐ Bang‐bang!
‐ James, shut up!
You know you can shoot out hat
whole row of dishwashing liquid.
‐ 'Just pow! Pow!'
‐ 'I said it's not funny.'
'You could shoot out the
lights while you're at it.
‐ 'Shut up, James.'
‐ Bang bang, you can shoot out‐‐
He shot my husband! Isn't
that good enough for you!
He shot him here...and here.
‐ And all he could do‐‐
‐ Mrs. Novotny..
...was bleed and bleed.
He couldn't move.
He couldn't breathe.
He couldn't...talk.
'He couldn't..'
He couldn't
say good‐bye.
He couldn't say
how much he loved me.
I wanted to hear him say
that just one more time!
Shh.
You see!
You see?
I shot her old man!
I killed her husband,
and a good job I did too
before he put a hole
through your other side.
You didn't thank me
for that, did you?
‐ Where's that flipping kid?
‐ Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
He's been in there half my life.
Yeah, but if he's sick,
he might need me.
Okay, okay, whatever.
Hey, kid!
Kid, are you
still in there?
Come on out now. You
can't throw up forever.
We're all eating
free hot dogs out here.
Don't you want one?
That was a stupid thing to say,
if he's chucking up. You try.
Robert, come out now.
Robert, it's me.
It's Carol..
It‐it's Miss Hathaway.
"Miss Hathaway."
That's very sweet.
'Come in.'
Are you feeling better?
Hmm? That's good.
We can go back out now.
Duncan doesn't like me.
Well..
...I don't think Duncan
likes any of us
but you're going
to be okay, Robert.
You don't know that.
No, I don't, but there are
a lot of police out there
and at some point, they're gonna
come in here and help us.
Duncan will shoot them.
Just like he shot Mr. Novotny.
No. He can't shoot them all.
'Cause there'll be like
80 of them or something?
Or something.
What if they all start
shooting at the same time?
Well...then we'll have to duck.
Why did you take
your shoes and socks off?
My feet were hot.
Okay, I want you to put
them back on and come out
so we can join
the others, okay?
I suppose you've seen
a lot of dead people.
I mean, in your
line of work.
Yeah.
This is just
the way it is?
Yes.
Guess you sort of
get used to it.
Not really.
Hey, there!
Buddy, there you go!
Hey, hey..
Robert? Robert, come out!
What the hell did you
do now doing now?
‐ Come here.
‐ Stay away from me!
'Robert, come out now!'
You can't even catch
a little kid?
I don't see you helping me.
I'm not coming out!
Just leave him in
there. Who cares?
Robert, come out now.
Get away from me!
‐ Come here!
‐ Let go of me!
Don't hurt him!
‐ Don't hurt him.
‐ I'm not going to hurt him.
I'm just going
to kill him.
James, will you answer
the frickin' phone!
You're coming
over here with me.
You're going to sit
in the corner.
Get down
and stay there!
No, better still..
better still, I want you feeding
quarters into that thing.
Both hands on at all times.
I'm gonna go over there
and answer that phone.
I wanna hear a little ping, ping
coming from this direction.
I don't hear it, I'm most likely
to turn around and shoot, okay?
Ping, ping, ping.
No! We all know
that I shot the coffeepot
so I'm not afraid
of shooting this thing
or anything in the way
of this thing.
Get down!
You, Bread man, down!
Miss Hathaway,
do you wanna come
and attend to my
poor cousin James?
'He's so weak he can't
even pick up the phone.'
What do you want?
Oh, we're fine.
Thank you very much.
Sweet of you to ask.
No, we don't want
much of anything
except perhaps a van or
a truck or how about a tank?
No, we don't need
any medical help.
Our very own nurse
Hathaway is doing
'quite beautifully
on her own.'
They don't think
you can handle this.
They want to send
in some doctor.
I think she resents
the implications of that.
I think we all do.
Hey, come down
from there!
Get away from me!
Let go now!
‐ Get down from there!
‐ Let go. Get away from me!
'I'm not coming down!'
There are dead cats up there.
Is that what you want?
A face full of dead cats?
'No! Get away!'
Hey, hey, hey..
I need to start, Duncan.
God, how long does
that thing go on for?
I'm going
to start now, okay?
Robert's probably told
them all about us by now.
The Scottish one,
he killed the old man
burned the school teacher
and stole my shoe.
What are we
going to do?
I don't know.
I need some time to think.
He's bleeding badly.
I don't know how much
time he has left
if we don't get him
to a hospital.
I can keep changing
his bandages
but it's not going
to matter.
Just shut up, okay?
Don't talk
to me like that.
I've just tried to help him.
That's all I'm trying to do now.
Do you have any glue?
Yes, we do.
It's on the shelf
behind the counter.
I know, Duncan.
We'll ask for a chopper
and they can fly us to a boat
out in the middle
of lake Michigan.
The lake is probably frozen.
'Then one of those
ice sailing boats.'
'I did that once.'
A couple of winters ago,
up in lake Geneva.
'It was incredible.'
'They're really fast, right?'
'60 miles an hour.'
'Felt like 100.'
They'll never catch
us at that speed.
‐ We'll be home free, right?
‐ Yeah, sure. Home free.
What are you doing?
The cut's too deep.
I can't close it.
Unless you want me to get
you a needle and thread.
No, no. Glue's fine.
You weren't lying,
were you..
...about his bleeding?
You have to give
up now, Duncan.
Duncan, maybe we should
go to that place
you were telling me about.
The fifth of something.
Firth, the Firth of Clyde.
You take a Ferry.
Yeah. To the island
of Great Cumbrae.
And then, sneak a tiny
boat over to little Cumbrae
because it's privately
owned, you know?
'You can get caught, of
course, but it's worth it'
if the sun's in the sky
and the Firth is blue.
Big mountains of Arran,
all purple
jutting up in the background.
Sounds beautiful.
Yeah, I wouldn't know.
I've never been.
Never even seen the Firth.
Maybe that's what I should
have pledged at Hogmanay
to go to little Cumbrae.
A clean break
with the past.
A fresh start.
But I came to America instead
to stay with my cousin.
'My father thought
I was crazy.'
He's a pallet driver on
the shipyards in Glasgow.
30 years, loading on
and loading off.
Got me the same job
when I was 19.
I was laid off by 20.
It was a good job, you know, but
I always wanted something else.
Wanted to be something more.
I have, too.
With all you can do? Why?
I don't know.
So then I end up in here.
Duncan Stewart comes to America
and on a Friday morning,
comes in here.
We just needed
the money.
Yeah, but look
what we got, James.
Look, you're a bloody mess
and I don't know what to do.
You're alright.
I'm not alright at all.
I killed a man!
I killed a man! Do you know
what that feels like?
Do you know what
that feels like?
Huh?
‐ Do you?
‐ I do.
I killed a man.
I gave him the wrong blood.
Yeah, but you didn't
mean to kill him.
You didn't mean to
kill Mr. Novotny.
And how many of those cops out
there are gonna care about that?
It's alright, James. I'll get
us out of this somehow.
I just have to think of
something. I don't know what
'but...I have to think
of something.'
Maybe Robert had the right idea.
Maybe that's the way out.
We stack up these crates high
enough to support the ceiling.
Duncan, behind you!
Don't, Duncan.
'You already know
what it feels like'
except this time,
you'll mean it. Don't. Don't!
‐ Where the hell were you?
‐ Don't hurt him.
Where were you?
Where were you?
At the storeroom
by the door.
The door? You're telling
me there's a door?
Here, just take them.
Take them.
Just take the keys, Duncan.
'We're gonna wait
for him to get'
'here because he wants
to start talking to you.'
Where does it go?
It's a fire escape.
The ladder leads up to the
apartment building behind us.
There's a building
behind us?
You're coming with me.
Just don't move your wrist.
You'll be fine.
I hope it is you
who will be fine.
James, I have to go.
There's a way out.
I have to go.
I don't want
to leave you, but..
We should have waited.
They'll take good care of you.
I know they will.
Come on. Let's go.
Go on.
This is called taking
the long way around.
We did it, Miss Hathaway.
We did it.
When we get to
the end of the alley
I want you
to let me go, Duncan.
Sure.
I wouldn't want you
to slow me down.
'Hold it right there.'
Stop right there. Police.
Stop, Is that one of them?
Yes. Don't run, Duncan!
Don't run!
Stop or I'll shoot.
Don't run!
God!
Call the paramedics!
Call the paramedics!
This is unit 2418. I'm in the
alley behind 3312 Woolcott.
I've got one offender down.
I need a wagon or an ambulance.
What about the other suspect?
The other suspect!
Internal bleeding...he's still
inside. Probably passed out.
The second suspect is inside,
possibly unconscious.
Come on.
Get the paramedics!
‐ Clear trauma two!
‐ Carol, you alright?
‐ Are you hurt?
‐ We can get it from here.
Clear Trauma two!
Duncan Stuart.
Multiple GSWS
to the chest and thigh.
Two liters saline in.
Just gave high dose
epi for PEA.
James Rogers, single
entrance wound, left abdomen
massive blood
loss on scene.
Shocky, BP 80/45,
pulse 144.
Good breath sounds
bilaterally.
‐ Okay, on my count‐‐
‐ My count.
One, two, three, go.
Alright. Give me
two units saline.
Four of o‐negative
on the rapid infuser.
We got spontaneous
respiration. Hold the CPR.
'Okay, let's move it.
one, two, three.'
‐ Where's Benton?
‐ Out with an Appendectomy.
‐ He's got a pulse.
‐ What about Morgenstern?
He needs a surgeon.
‐ 'He's up in the OR.'
‐ I got it.
Duncan...Duncan, hey.
You hang in there, okay?
Think of all the beautiful
places you told us about.
Think about the Firth of Clyde
and little Cumbrae.
You hang in there, okay. We're
gonna pull you through this.
Are you alright?
Yeah, I'm fine.
‐ Lost his pulse.
‐ I'll intubate him.
'Give me a 7.5
ET Tube, please.'
We need a
portable chest!
Two units in!
‐ Please.
‐ I need the tube.
Got it?
Pulse ox is 85.
BP 75 over 50.
Sinus tach at 150.
Pulse thready.
Cap refills poor.
There's no exit wound.
Probably got the spleen.
Give him a gram
of cefoxotin, CBC.
Type and cross for six.
Still no pulse.
Decreased breath sounds
on the right.
He's going to need
a chest tube.
Haleh, take over.
'I'll do the Foley.'
Malik, dip the
urine for blood.
Kerry, Duncan needs
a chest tube.
Duncan?
The patient in two.
You know, I think
Doug can handle the two.
Who's the senior
surgical resident on call?
‐ Carol, what're you doing here?
‐ I'm trying to help!
You know, I think we got it.
Why don't you take a break?
‐ Oh God.
‐ Call the OR.
They can explore
this guy up there.
‐ Got a blood gas?
‐ Done.
We need two more units of O‐neg
on the rapid infuser now!
Get an H and H
and cross for eight.
‐ You want type specific?
‐ That's a good idea.
I already ordered it.
Check the blood bank.
‐ How about the portable chest?
‐ I ordered that too.
Doug, can you take over CPR?
‐ Yup.
‐ Carol, call radiology again.
Carol!
Hey, Carol.
Hey, Carol,
let's go. I got it.
Hi. This is Carol Hathaway
in the ER.
We need a portable
chest in trauma two.
Asystole!
'Let's crack him.'
Got it?
Let's go.
'Give me a number ten blade.'
Rib spreader.
Start internal
compression.
'Amp of epi.'
Okay, two more units
of O‐neg, Statinsky.
Mig of atropine.
'Give me some suction.'
Hey...anyone talked to Carol?
How's she doing?
Not well from the looks of it
she ain't giving up her job.
‐ Is this guy going to make it?
‐ Yeah, probably.
Weaver thinks
it's just his spleen.
'How many units?'
Four O‐neg,
four type specific.
'Last epi?'
Five migs,
three minutes ago.
How long
has he been down?
25 minutes.
Time of death, 13:48.
Hey, Carol, how are you?
I'm fine, Jerry. Thanks. Do you
know where the others are?
Yeah. The lady with the burned
hand is right here, curtain two.
The rest got transferred
to St. Mary's.
The little boy, Robert Potter,
ten years old?
I didn't hear
anything about him.
Thanks, Jer.
...second‐degree burns.
I'm just going to go get some
thermazine salve and dressings.
Hey. You're okay now.
You're okay.
Yeah, I guess so.
And, uh,
and you're alright?
Yeah. I'm fine.
How about the others?
Uh, that bread guy,
Lockhart? He was fine.
And, um, Javier and Mr. Dusak
went to some other hospital.
And Robert?
Robert.
Robert crawled back down
the hole he crawled up in.
He didn't have
a scratch on him.
I didn't think
I would be this shaken.
But we got out alright, huh?
Yeah.
Well, they'll just put some
cream and dressings on your
burns and you'll
be fine in no time.
‐ Okay.
‐ Okay.
Hey..
...you really saved
our lives in there.
None of us could
have done that.
I'll see you around.
Are you alright?
Well, it's been
a busy day, but‐‐
Hey. Are you alright?
Yeah, I'm fine.
When we first heard
that you were in there
and the police didn't
tell us anything.
We didn't know
what was going on.
You sure you're okay?
Okay.
Oh, and Doug?
I'm sorry about what happened
in there. I didn't mean‐‐
I don't care about any
of them. It doesn't matter.
Just glad you're okay.
Jerry, uh, could you..?
Carol!
Do you, uh, do
you need anything?
No, thanks.
I'm fine.
You know..
...we've missed
you around here.
I've missed it, too.
I love my job, Kerry.
I know.
I'm going home.
That's a good idea.