Previously on "Do No Harm"
I saw the two of you right before she O. D.'d.
Were you doing cocaine with Dr. Cole?
Let's kill Ian Price.
I love you, Olivia.
Just you and Jason behind my back?
Let me out of this chair, Olivia!
Where's Olivia?
I don't know.
- Welcome, Ian. All: Hi, Ian.
Jason cares about you. We care about you too.
If you think for one second
you're gonna get rid of me that easily, think again.
[Gasps]
[Cell phone rings]
Hello?
Will.
What?
[Police radio chatter]
Will.
I...
I can't believe Ian did this.
- I'm so sorry. - This is a church.
For God's sake...
I want you to know that I take full responsibility, okay?
For everything, for all of this.
We can't meet here anymore.
That's, uh... They're kicking us out.
Well, maybe I can speak with someone about that.
[Scoffs] It'd take a lot more than... than, uh, talk, so...
All right, let me pay for the damages.
Money can't fix this.
I want to help, will. Please, let me make this right.
It's too late for that, okay?
And this thing between you and Ian,
it's just, I...
It's hurting other people now, and I can't... I can't...
[Breathes deeply] I can't stand for that.
I just, uh... I just... I just can't, so...
Will?
Hey, you all right?
I am having a very hard time
keeping my alters in check, having...
Staying in control,
and I got to say that this conversation
is not helping.
Okay, yeah, I-I...
I understand. I'll go.
[Exhales deeply]
Will...
I'm sorry.
Jason, hey. I need a minute... Very time sensitive.
I was just coming to see you, actually.
- Why? What happened? - Ian...
Set fire to a church.
- Wow. That is very medieval. - People could've died.
Ruben, people will die unless we can figure out a way
to make this drug viable.
Look, that's what I want to talk to you about.
So we're miles away from coming up with a kill drug.
That's just a fact, but Blackout...
Blackout is ready to go.
Why are we talking about Blackout? He's immune.
Ian's immune, but what about other people
who don't need to use it for the rest of their lives,
who could benefit from it in the short term?
Wait a second.
Are you talking about selling Blackout right now?
That was the plan, remember? You use it, and I monetize it.
No, no, we can't call that kind of attention to the lab.
Jason, you can't deny me the chance
to actually get something out of all of the work I've done.
No one can know about Blackout, all right?
Not right now.
We got to focus on getting a biochemical profile
of Ian's brain... that's it.
[Scoffs] I have to go.
Go where? Hey, we got to strategize.
No, we don't.
Contrary to popular belief, I don't just work for you.
Ruben.
Dr. Cole.
- Yeah. - We have a problem.
Great. Add it to my list.
Okay. Last night I overheard Dr. Jordan
- talking about you on the phone. - Get to it, Josh.
I went to reception and jumped on his call.
- What'd you hear? - Him and Dr. young.
I'm not even sure.
It was all very hush-hush, very deep throat.
[Cell phones vibrate] Chopper's on the roof...
- Spinal injury. - I'm on it.
Trauma says it's out of their league,
and they need you right away.
Just hang on. We're gonna take good care of you.
- Hey. - Hey.
24-year-old woman fell Mountain biking.
Now bilat leg weakness, decreased DTR's,
point tenderness over the T-12.
- How long since the injury? - About an hour.
All right, let's go. Let's go. Who's got the C.T. scan?
All right, fracture in the T-12 with hematoma.
C-spine's clear.
Kimberly, can you hear me?
- I can't move my legs. - Okay.
The accident caused a blood clot in the middle of your spine.
It's pressing on your nerves, okay?
- Am I paralyzed? - No.
Once we remove that clot,
you should be able to move your legs again, okay?
Dr. Solis? We should cool her first...
Protective hypothermia, limit damage to the cord.
Well, it's risky... heart arrhythmia.
But cooling her gives her the best chance at walking again.
If that hematoma grows by even a millimeter,
she will never move her legs again.
Okay, we'll do a neuro exam every five minutes.
At the first sign of trouble, take her straight to the O.R.
We just need a few hours, okay?
- Yeah, okay, let's go. - Great.
Let's get her up to the I.C.U.,
and, uh, let's load the cooling catheter.
Set the target temperature to 32 degrees celsius.
Thank you.
I'm just gonna check your eyes, okay?
You just hang on, Kimberly. Everything's gonna be fine.
Dr. Cole, I need an order for pain control.
Dr. Cole?
Do No Harm 01x06 I Can't Keep Your Secret Original Air Date July 27, 2013
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Mommy! Are we almost there?
Sorry Buddy. I got a little lost.
But we'll be there soon, I promise, okay?
Got it?
This is it.
Come on, let's go down to the water.
Are we staying here forever?
No, kiddo...
just until we find some place better.
But I had a lot of good times here as a kid.
Did you live here?
A long time ago.
So it's just you and me, Buddy,
and Buster.
Oh, hey, look, this...
This is perfect for skipping stones.
Watch this.
See?
- I can do that. - Yeah?
Here, try this one.
Put your thumb there and your finger there,
and you pull your arm back and flick your wrist.
Almost.
What's that place? Can we go there?
Well, you're a little young for that, Buddy.
[Laughter, chatter]
All right, grab it while you can.
Here we go.
- Happy Birthday, Wade. - Thank you.
[All cheering]
Hey, Tipsy!
You working or what? We need drinks over here.
Yeah, I cut you off last round.
If you're finished, it's time to go.
You cut me off?
No, it's still there.
Whiskey, neat, double, now.
Yeah, maybe I'll just call you a cab.
How about I get my own drink?
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey! - Hey!
Hey! All right, it's time to go.
Oh, we got a live one.
Don't do this. Don't do this.
No, it's okay. She likes it rough.
I am not saying it again.
You can leave your way or our way.
Oh, if your way involves doing something better
with that pretty mouth of yours than talking tough...
Ow.
Who said anything about talking?
Oh, I was wrong.
You are a little cut off, aren't you?
I bet this is as close to wood as you've gotten in months.
[Groans] [Laughter]
Dude, let's go.
All right, we'll be back.
Super. Wear a cup!
Yeah. [Cheers and applause]
You got a problem too?
Just admiring your handiwork.
[Shouting, whistling]
- You want a shot? - Absolutely, baby.
Come on, let's go inside and get dried off, okay?
Put some food in your belly.
Will.
Was I not clear before? I can't deal with you right now.
I know. I'm sorry.
I've got a problem, and I need your help.
- Of course you do. - No, this time it's not Ian.
All right? It's something else.
It's you. What, you can't even
- look me in the eyes now? Will? - Look, Jason...
You're one of the few people
- I have been clear... - who knows about my secret.
I got to ask you a question. Damn it, Will!
Tell me the truth.
Did you send this to me?
"I can't keep your secret anymore."
That's what... you think I sent that?
That's what this is about? Yeah.
I think you're pissed at Ian. I think you're pissed at me.
- I think you're trying to punis... - Screw you.
If you really think that I sent that,
then we have nothing more to talk about.
If it wasn't you, then who?
[Sighs]
Oh, speak of the devil.
Kenneth, when are you gonna lay off?
Oh, you make it too easy, Jason.
Let me guess what this is about... my research.
Oh, you've got bigger problems than that, my friend.
I do? Like what? [Sighs]
Just know you brought this on yourself.
Dr. Cole.
Dr. Solis needs a neuro check on Kimberly Abe A.S.A.P.
Listen, I need you to do something for me.
I need you to get a hold of Dr. Jordan's cell phone.
You want me to steal his cell phone?
I know. It's crazy. Just do it, please.
I need to know if he sent me a text this morning.
Why? Was it like a sexting thing?
No, no, it was a text from an unavailable number.
I think it might have been him.
Do this for me, please.
All right, I'll do what I can.
So how long have you guys been engaged?
Three months. All our friends are so excited.
Everything's been so surreal and just, you know, amazing.
- Yeah. - Making plans...
You know, thinking about the wedding.
Well, you can still do that. You should.
For our honeymoon, we were gonna bike across France.
Yeah, so we've been riding a lot, getting in shape.
I wanted to bike down this ravine,
but she wanted to stay on the road.
When we got to the edge of the drop, I just...
took off.
And by the time I noticed she wasn't behind me, I...
Blood clot's expanding. We need an O.R. now.
- Page Dr. Cole. - Wait. What's happening?
I'm gonna need you to step out of the room.
We're gonna take very good care of her, but I need you to go...
- now, please. - Yeah.
What do you got?
DTR's are down. Hematoma's expanding.
- Core temperature? - 32.
Okay, that'll help. Let's go.
- Dr. Cole? - Yes?
I need to see you in my office as soon as you've scrubbed out.
Is this about Jordan?
As soon as you've scrubbed out.
Dang it!
I didn't do anything!
Tell it to the lady with the flat tires.
I didn't do that!
You believe him?
- No. - Me neither.
Come here.
Try again. Try again!
- Sorry! - You're what?
- I'm sorry. - Say it like you mean it.
I'm sorry.
Better?
- Sure. - I think so too.
Come here.
Come here!
Get up!
If you come back, I'll kill you.
Boy, some people...
You just never know, right?
Yeah, I had a bad feeling the minute he walked in the door.
Yeah, what's your feeling about me?
I'm not sure yet.
You think I'm good for a lift home?
Looks like you could use it.
It's a 45-minute drive around the lake.
Well, who says we're going around it?
[Rock music]
Whoohoo!
[Laughing]
Whoo-hoo! Yeah!
♪ The revolution's on
so where's the booze on this thing?
Booze?
I got something way better than booze...
Party starters.
I wrote the prescription myself.
What, you're a doctor?
Hell, no. I hate doctors.
I can't, not anymore.
Suit yourself.
There might be booze in that cabinet.
I need a key.
- You need a what? - A key?
I don't have a key.
This isn't your boat, is it?
It is now!
[Laughs]
Whoo! ♪ come and get it
♪ if you want it, want it
♪ come and get it, if you want it, want it ♪
♪ want it, want it, come and get it ♪
So back there at the bar, you could've called the cops.
You could've done a lot of things,
but you got right in that guy's face.
I like that.
Well, that's me.
Is it?
I don't think it is.
I think that you are fearless on the outside,
and on the inside, you are something else entirely.
And I like that too.
[Whispers] I have a secret.
That guy didn't slash your tires.
[Chuckles] He didn't?
[Laughs] Who are you?
- My name's Ian. - Ian.
Ian Price.
Well, Ian Price...
You owe me a new set of tires.
♪ There's nothing I can do ♪
♪ so I just bide my time
- Irrigation? - Yes, doctor.
Ah, can't see anything.
There... the inferior turbinate.
All right. Rotating 180 degrees.
- Anyone see the medial turbinate? - Negative.
I don't see it.
God. More irrigation.
Damn it. I can't see anything.
There, but...
Hey, Lena, are you seeing this?
The entire sphenoid wall is gone.
This blood is coming from her brain.
Maybe that's what caused the bike accident.
- You think she had a stroke? - I don't know.
We'll get a new C.T. and cerebral angiogram.
What about the hematoma on her spine?
- That's gonna have to wait. - But she'll be paralyzed.
Brain trumps spine.
How'd it go?
Uh, I'm not sure. Got to order another scan.
You have time. Come with me.
What did Jordan tell you?
Something I found very hard to believe.
You want me to take a drug test?
You seem surprised.
Yes, of course I'm surprised.
Good.
That's the reaction I was hoping for...
Complete shock.
That was my reaction too
when Jordan insinuated that you were doing cocaine
with my daughter.
I wasn't. Vanessa, I was not.
I can assure you.
Well, that's what this is for.
Oh, please. Is this really necessary?
Would I be the surgeon that I am
if I had some kind of drug problem?
- Probably not... - Okay.
Which is why you should pass with flying colors.
[Clears throat] What's going on?
Okay, I looked at Dr. Jordan's phone while he was in surgery.
- He didn't send you a text. - Yeah, I just figured that out.
Where are you going? You have rounds.
Give them to Jordan, will you? I got to go see Dr. Marcado.
Anything I can do to help?
- Do you have to pee? - I guess.
Great. Use this.
Leave it in my office, okay?
I so deserve a raise.
Ruben.
Hey, Connie.
- You looking for Dr. Marcado? - Yeah. Where is he?
Don't know. He left about an hour ago.
Did he say where he was going?
No, but he was wearing a suit.
Really?
Weird, right?
- I mean, for him. - Yeah, yeah.
Thanks.
It's a lipophilic gaba receptor inhibitor,
but I call it "Blackout."
My test subject had a unique condition
which prevented him from sleeping.
He took "Blackout" for five years
and slept like a baby.
He was clearheaded enough the next day to perform surgery.
We would need to submit this drug
- through our own trials... - Of course.
And verify the results with your test patient.
Well, obviously, due to his position,
he'd prefer to remain anonymous.
And, obviously, due to the impressiveness
of your claim, we would like to verify it with him.
We need proof. We need his name.
[Rock music playing]
Fire's out.
No, it's not.
I'm so cold.
I need more wood on the fire.
[Chuckles]
Fire you want, fire you shall have.
I've been looking at these things for weeks now.
Okay, I have to ask...
Who would buy this painting?
[Laughs] Uh, my mom.
You like it?
I hate it.
Me too. [Glass breaks]
[Laughs]
- What do you think? - Are you serious?
- This one as well? - Yes.
[Laughs] [Glass breaks]
All right, what else? Let's destroy some stuff.
Uh, the flower pot.
- This one? - Yes.
Fantastic.
[Squeals, laughs] [Flower pot breaks]
What else? Come on.
The centerpiece... that.
[Laughing] [Centerpiece breaks]
More! More! Books.
Aah! [Laughing]
Oh, this has got to go. We've got to burn this. Come on.
No, that one I like.
Okay.
All right, then...
Your majesty.
Oh, I got to go. What? No.
- Yep. - Not again.
You graduated from one-night stands weeks ago.
Come on, just stay.
That's not an option.
What, do you think this will make me want you more?
'Cause I already want you more.
I have to leave.
[Footsteps departing]
[Door opens, closes]
Olivia!
Did you do this? Worked for you.
Okay, I need your keys. I got to get out of here.
- Come back inside. - Where are your keys?
- Just come back inside. - Stop.
I'm not messing around. Where are they?
They're in the car.
What, you're gonna take my car?
Ian!
It's Ruben. Leave a message.
Ruben, I know you're taking a meeting
at Supson Pharmaceuticals.
I have no idea what you're telling them,
but please, please, don't do this, okay?
- I'll do anything... - Jason?
We're ready.
Thanks. Call me back, okay?
And moving caudally.
There, on the left.
Thrombosed internal carotid dissection.
- Damn it. - God.
All right, let's go talk to the fiance.
Yeah.
Nick. Hi. How you holding up?
All right.
Okay, well... [Clears throat]
- Well, we have some news. - Okay.
The, uh... the artery
from Kimberly's heart to her brain...
It, uh, has a tear in it.
It's like a hose, basically,
that has a cut on its side.
That's where all the blood has been coming from.
But she's gonna be okay, right?
Well, we scheduled another surgery.
That's gonna fix the artery
- in her neck. - Okay. Great.
That'll prevent her from having any brain damage,
but the medicine that she'll have to be on...
That's gonna cause the clot on her spine to grow,
so most likely, she'll be paralyzed...
permanently.
I know this is a lot to take in, Nick.
Kimberly is gonna have
a very serious physical deficit to overcome,
but in all the important ways, she's still gonna be Kimberly.
How?
She's losing everything that makes her who she is...
and I don't think I can handle this.
Well, do you love her?
More than anything.
Then you can handle it.
I'll book the O.R.
Nick, I have, uh,
I have somebody I want you to talk to, okay?
How old is he?
Too young to be dealing with this.
Well, I'll just try to stay in the moment,
help him cope with the emotions he'll be cycling through.
You know they just got engaged.
It's probably best I don't focus on the long term.
I don't want to assume what his choices are.
"His choices"?
If they're going to stay engaged,
if he's going to spend the rest of his life
taking care of her...
Well, I certainly hope so.
For Kimberly's sake.
Well, yeah.
Well, we're talking about Nick here...
What's best for him.
He's just a kid.
He has his whole life ahead of him.
We did a ten-panel urine screen...
Cocaine, cannabis, amphetamines.
He's clean.
Good. This is very good.
The samples were collected here?
No, he brought it in.
I want you to bring him back.
You want him to do the test again?
No, this time I want a blood draw.
And be sure you do it yourself.
Let's move Michael Vitali's brachial block to 5:30
and move Michelle Ramirez to tomorrow, okay?
Got it, doctor.
Also, I need an O.R. in 30 minutes, less, okay?
- Ruben, hey. - Hey, I'm running late.
I got to talk to you. Where were you just now?
Hey, come here. Come here. What the hell, Jason?
Does this look familiar to you... Supson Pharmaceuticals?
What'd you do... Go through my desk?
Ruben, we talked about this this morning.
You cannot sell Blackout without exposing me.
- What did you tell them? - Get off me.
I could lose everything.
Do you understand that? My job, everything.
You come into my lab every day...
"Work harder, work faster."
You don't give a damn about me, what I want.
Hey, hey, I am fighting for my life right now.
What about mine?
Did you sell it?
All right? Did you hand over our work?
Did you hand it over to them? Do they have my name?
It's not your work. I slaved over that drug.
I spent five years in that lab,
and now you have me working on the kill drug.
When am I supposed to get something out of this?
I just wanted to make some money, and you know what?
They offered me $1 million, Jason.
A million bucks, and I walked away from it
because I wouldn't give them your name.
I wouldn't expose you like that.
- Did you send the text? - What text?
The text this morning... Come on.
I didn't send you any text.
Good luck finding someone else to make your stupid drug.
I'm done.
DNA sequencer. Request had your name on it.
I don't have any recollection of that.
That's what I thought.
'Cause your research doesn't even involve genetic study.
- Ian? - No, must be some sort of...
Ian!
Um, will you excuse me, please, for one second?
So, uh, this... this hospital dude
said there's no one here named Ian Price.
Yeah, listen, I'm really sorry.
Uh, I don't know you,
and I'm definitely not who you think I am, so...
[Scoffs]
"J. Cole"?
Who is J. Cole? What the hell is going on?
Dr. Cole, is everything all right?
Yeah, everything's fine, Martin, just...
Dr. Cole? Dr. Cole?
This is very difficult to explain, okay?
And it's gonna be hard for you to understand, so...
- Stop being condescending! - I'm not being condescending.
This is just not the time or the place
to have this conversation, okay?
So, please, leave.
I can't leave because you have my car.
I had to take three buses to get here.
Please lower your voice, all right?
This is my place of work, okay?
Here's some money. What is this?
Take this money. Please, just go.
Are you kidding? Are you giving me money?
Are you kidding? Martin, uh, sorry.
- That was just a former patient. - Ian!
Clearly, she's unstable.
[Insects chirping]
[Knocks on door] Olivia, come on, open the door.
I know you're in there.
Come on, Olivia, open the door.
Are you still pissed at me?
Olivia!
- Are you crazy? - What's wrong?
- Why didn't you open the door? - Get out!
I don't want to see you. You humiliated me today.
Humiliated you? This morning?
I told you I had to go. At the hospital!
You went to the hospital?
Do you know what it felt like
to have all of those people staring at me?
I told you never to go to the hospital.
How dare you put money in my hand
like I'm some kind of prostitute?
What happened?
You acted like you didn't even know me!
- Okay, listen... - You're pathetic!
Stop it. That wasn't me.
- Well, who the hell was it? - This is hard to explain.
I don't care what you're saying!
How dare you?
You know how many people have used me in my life?
- You're just like them! - I'm not one of those people.
Stop it! Stop it!
[Crying] Just tell me what's going on.
[Whimpering]
Okay. [Breathing heavily]
I've never shown anybody this before.
[Groaning]
Okay, stop... stop this. Ian?
It was you, wasn't it?
Is this your idea of some sick joke...
Expose me and watch me suffer?
Because of you, I lost the only support system I had.
I've destroyed the only friendship I've allowed myself,
and I put my job in jeopardy.
What more do you want?
Dr. Cole, I'm so sorry.
Cocaine stays in your blood about two to five days
unless you're a habitual user,
in which case, it could be detected
up to two weeks after the last time you used it.
Well, good thing my partying days are over.
Um, how long till the results are in?
About an hour.
- Ruben. - What are you doing here?
Yeah, I know... You're pissed at me,
but, please, I have nowhere else to go.
Here we go.
Dr. Young's screening me for drugs.
She's doing a blood test.
Anything he's put up his nose or under his tongue
in the last two weeks is gonna show up on that test.
Wow. Sounds like you're screwed.
Yeah, I am,
or I will be unless you have a...
I don't know... a clean sample that you can maybe swap out.
You see what I'm talking about, right?
Everything is always about you and about solving your problem.
You have access that I don't have.
Please! This hospital, these patients, my patients...
They're all that I have, do you understand that?
I don't have anything else.
I'm sorry. I-I...
I need your help, please.
Please.
[Scoffs]
This is from three months ago,
when you were still using Blackout,
when Ian was safely locked away...
Thanks to me.
Thank you.
Hey,
forgive me...
All right?
Please. I spent all day suspicious of everyone.
I never should've suspected you, okay?
You've protected my secret better than anyone.
Which secret, Jason?
You have so many.
I'll make the switch in a minute.
You don't have to babysit me.
"Which secret"? Wait a second.
What?
The text... I...
I thought it was about exposing Ian, but I don't think so.
I think it's about this.
I think it's about what we're doing in the lab.
It's about the kill drug. Who else knows but you and me?
Olivia. She knows.
Olivia sent the text.
And if she tells Ian about the kill drug,
he'll destroy us both.
Olivia.
What happened?
Tell me what Jason said.
He said that you're violent and dangerous
and that I should stay away from you.
I'm not gonna hurt you. You know that.
He doesn't know what he's talking about.
He? You? I don't understand.
How can you be two different people?
- Look, all I know is every morning at 8:25,
he shows up.
And then 12 hours later, I get my life back.
I get you back. That's all I know.
You don't know what happens.
No, nothing.
Is there a cure?
For who... him or me?
This is crazy.
Yeah, you're right. I knew you couldn't handle it.
No, I, uh...
No, I can handle it. I-I can.
I...
I can handle it, okay?
Okay. I'm sorry.
[Cell phone ringing]
Hello?
Olivia, it's Jason.
I got your text.
Is this about the kill drug?
I know that you want to tell him
because you think you love him,
but take a look in the mirror, okay?
That scar on your face... That isn't love.
That's...
possession and rage and obsession.
It's crazy. It has nothing to do with love.
You don't know everything about him.
I know that if you do this,
he will do everything he can to destroy me.
He'll spend every waking hour at war with me, Olivia.
How is that different from what you're doing to him?
It's not, but, Olivia, there are people
whose lives depend on me... people I can help.
And if you do this, I-I won't be able to help anyone ever again.
Please.
You have the power to decide whose life is worth saving.
Please, Olivia, choose me.
I'm sorry, Jason. I'm telling him tonight.
Olivia. Olivia!
[Pager beeps]
[Soft pop]
♪
♪ So you need a time of your life ♪
♪ when you feel all empty.
♪ So you need a time of your life ♪
♪ the darkest night
♪ paradise.
♪
♪ So you need a time of your life ♪
♪ when all rivers are empty. ♪
♪ So you need a time of your life ♪
♪ when all the leaves
♪ turn black.
♪
Okay, well done, everyone. [Exhales deeply]
Let's close her up, get her out of the PACU,
and dry her out. I'll float a swan.
I don't want to ruin your good work.
You won't.
- Blanca? - Mm-hmm?
The guy who was sitting here...
Uh, Nick... He left.
- When? - Right after surgery started.
I asked him if he was coming back,
but he didn't answer.
Thanks.
It's a lot to ask of anyone,
particularly a kid.
Yeah, but that's what you do, isn't it?
If I had a disability as profound as Kimberly's
and I truly loved someone, I'd...
want them to leave
so I wouldn't be a burden.
I wouldn't listen to you,
because if you love someone,
you can handle anything.
Excuse me, Dr. young. I have the test results.
What'd you find?
Dr. Cole tested negative for all substances.
- Thank you. - Oh, there's just one thing.
Yes.
According to the lab results, Dr. Cole isn't diabetic.
You mean his diabetes is under control.
No, I mean he was never diabetic, ever.
- Is there anything else? - No.
What'd they find? [Sighs]
Clean as a whistle.
I don't understand how...
Drop the witch hunt, Ken.
If there's a problem with Cole, I'll deal with it.
[Door closes]
[Insects chirping]
[Cell phone ringing]
Hello?
Olivia...
I miss you too.
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