Combat Hospital; Season 1, Episode 11 Brothers in Arms August 30, 2011
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One.
Two. Three. Four. Five.
One. Two. Three. Four.
Go, go, go. Heads up. Heads up. Stay sharp, guys.
- Come on. - You're done, Canada!
Take it. Take it!
- Yeah! - Nice shot.
- All right, Sheri! - You're so weak!
- Let's go! Let's go! - Nice!
One. Two.
Three. Four.
Okay. You're okay. You're okay. Check that belly wound.
Sir, convoy came across an orphanage.
Picked up casualties...
Three or four children with trauma,
two aid workers with gunshot wounds.
Field medic is working on 'em en route. Coming in hot, sir.
Put out the call. I want the maulvi, the terps,
- and get Pedersen to help with the kids. - Yes, sir.
Go, go, go, go, go!
- Keep it together. Keep it together. - Learn to skate, man.
- Rock 'n' roll now. Oh, who's that? - Yeah. 6 to 1, royal. I'm just saying.
- Get outta here. - I'm just sayin'.
Three. Sarge!
Four. Five.
Aah!
Aah! Aah!
You got it?
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
This is all you got, Canada? This is all you got?
Isn't this supposed to be your national sport?
This is how you lost last year.
We're playing hockey. We're not golfing, okay?
This isn't putting practice.
This is who you guys picked...
- Fore! - Terrible.
Wow.
Mmm.
Rebecca, who knocked you up?
I have been given the honor
of guarding Brigette Beaver,
the Kandahar Beavers' mascot.
That's the one that got stolen last year, wasn't it?
And the Canadian hockey team lost 6 to 1.
Yes, this is her.
9-1-1. Let's go!
Get the bays ready! Prep the O.R.!
- Jump, people. - Move. Move!
Get inside! Kelly will brief you!
Yes, sir. We're on it! Come on. Let's go.
Move it! Move it!
Sergeant Yolanda Cullerne, sir.
Medic with bravo company, 3rd battalion.
We've got an injured man, four children, two injured.
They're British aid workers.
Aah!
- The children are in shock, sir. - All right. Careful, come on.
I thought you said there were two men.
The other one didn't make it, sir.
Got gunshot wounds, abdomen and leg.
Pressure bandage on the belly, tournie on the leg.
Started an I.V.
Lollipop at the scene. B.P. 90 over 60.
Pri-1 Bravo, bay 2!
What's the status of the orphans?
The older boy has gunshot wounds, sir.
The kids are severely dehydrated and malnourished.
Well done, private. I'll take it from here.
Yes, ma'am.
It's all right.
Dr. Pedersen...
Vans.
I'm a doctor. My name's Grace. What's your name?
Grace.
Colonel, I got it.
This is a hospital. We're trying to help you.
I have no gun...
No weapon.
I just... please. I just want to check out your friends.
That's all I want to do.
No, stay away!
Y-you speak English? Good.
Severe blood loss. I need a gurney!
The aide worker's got a shattered femur.
Internal bleeding. Do we have an O.R.?
O.R. 2 is prepped and ready.
Bobby, you want to assist?
Love to.
Let's go.
Uh, what's with the...
Mascot duty, and don't even think of stealing it.
Bay 1!
Juvenile male, gunshot wounds, right arm and leg.
Loss of blood, needs O-2, I.V.s,
a unit of O neg, x-rays, and a set of vitals.
Colonel.
Easy. I got you, tough guy.
I got you. Altered level of consciousness.
- Aggressive with bouts of syncope. - Aah!
Will.
You need help, sir?
- Get me a set of vitals. - Aref?
Let's get two I.V.s in him. Get him stabilized.
Seriously infected wound, left arm.
I promise them, I won't let anything happen to hurt them
or their friend... what did you say his name was?
- Jawid. - Jawid.
Uh, Dr. Pedersen...
Cross my heart,
hope to die.
Colonel, sir.
Impending call from R.C. South.
It's urgent, sir.
All right.
Let's culture his wound
and then start him on a gram of cefazolin.
- Yes, sir. - All right?
Okay, so how's Marin supposed to be this great hockey player-
I know, right? He's not even as tall as the hockey stick.
Oh, what's up, Marin?
Hey, Marin. Just messin' with you.
Overcompensating, Bobby? Ready?
Hey. I didn't expect to find you here.
I need to question the patient you just brought in.
John Smith.
I assume there's no phone call.
Actually, there will be one
coming from your chain of command in a few minutes.
You going to tell me who this guy is?
You know I can't do that.
Sorry to interrupt, doctors.
Is the patient still conscious?
So far.
All right. I need everyone to clear out.
But, sir...
Just do as I say. Now. Now!
Yes, sir.
Thank you, major.
You got five minutes.
I guess it's, uh, useless to ask what's going on?
Just tell him to come to my office after he's done.
Oh, and by the way...
The Canadians are gonna give you Americans a pasting tomorrow.
- Come on, colonel. You're better than that. - Give me a break.
Oh, Will. Uh, Kelly's arranged special transport
for John Smith as soon as he's stable,
so let your staff know.
- Yes, sir. - All right.
- Ah, there you are. - Hey, thank you.
Sir, I want to try to keep all the children together
with Jawid in I.C.U./recovery instead of the main ward.
All right. Well, good, 'cause tomorrow, CIMIC will come
and arrange a placement for them.
Locally? I mean, if the local Taliban find out
that the kids came here, they could be targeted.
Something's wrong.
Oh, let's get in. Get in. Get in. Come on.
He's coding. Crash cart, please.
We've got v-fib.
Rebecca, start the compressions.
Ezrin, let's hang, uh, two units O neg.
I think it's hypovolemia.
Marin, you're on the airway. Good. I'm gonna...
Okay, I got it, Bobby. It's good. All right.
Two and three and four...
All right, stop C.P.R. Check his pulse.
I'm charging to 200.
No pulse.
Okay, clear. Everyone, clear.
Okay.
All right. Let's try this again.
Charging to 300. Clear.
- Normal sinus rhythm. - B.P. Is 90 over 50.
That my friends, is how you run a code, huh?
All right, let's get him stabilized
before we continue with the operation.
Give him pressors. I want his B.P. to where I'm comfortable.
Rebecca, we're good?
Yes, we'll hold surgery till his vitals settle.
Was it worth it?
I mean, did you get the information
that you needed?
Hey, man. I, uh, I asked around,
and no other doctors would take over a code like that.
Are you kidding me? You're so insecure, you need an apology?
Okay, then. I'm sorry, all right? Are we done?
Actually, we're not done, man.
Look, it wasn't cool, and I want an explanation...
Look, grow up.
Smith doesn't know anything.
They were attacked as soon as they arrived.
We have to find out what happened,
how the mission was blown,
who attacked 'em,
where the owner of the orphanage went,
and who took the other children.
Are you suggesting we interrogate
emotionally traumatized kids?
I know. I know.
But there are other lives at stake, and time's running out.
As much as I hate it, we've got to question those kids.
Hockey, hmm?
Mm-hmm.
And those little pieces of wood in the wound,
like you punched a wall?
You know what? I got it, okay?
You didn't have to bring out the whole tray.
You can't bandage your own hand.
Don't worry.
I won't tell anyone.
This place can get to you sometimes.
I'm not going to interrogate those children.
It's against my medical and personal ethics.
Doctor, the two men brought in with the orphans
were S.A.S. agents posing as aid workers.
We think the orphanage was being used by the Taliban
to recruit children and in essence
use them as weapons of war.
Those two agents went in there to rescue two dozen children
at that orphanage.
But found it virtually empty and an ambush waiting for them.
Are you telling me John Smith is an agent?
Listen, we're not asking you to interrogate them.
Just talk to them, see if they volunteer any information
that might be helpful.
It could save lives.
What happened to the rest of the children?
Well, that's one of the things we want to find out.
Look, if anybody can get the information we need
without hurting those children,
well, that's you.
Will you help us, major?
She really said that?
Yep.
No way.
Yeah.
Hey, Simon.
How's it going, doc?
Oh, ho-ho! CD? DVD, huh?
Fan mail from some flounder?
This is not for your innocent eyes.
- It's porn. - Porn.
So just so you know, I've made a bet
that the Americans will hand the Canadians their asses.
Now the odds are against you, so I stand to make
a lot of money when you do, so you will win.
So you will win. You will win.
They're pretty damn good.
You may want to hedge your bets, doc.
Oh, seriously, guys? You think last year's win was a fluke?
- Ah... yeah. - Yeah.
You know, your brethren from the great white north...
you need something to undermine their confidence.
So, okay, if we pull this off, what do we owe you?
Nothing. I'm doing this for the love of the game.
I didn't know you liked hockey.
- I don't. - Huh?
One must keep the mind occupied.
Just, uh, tell us how this works.
And the beaver is ours.
Damn it!
Grace. Hey someththing happened with Max,
and I just gotta wrap my he around.
You got a minute?
Uh, now's not good time. Can we set set something up later?
- Uh, 17:00? - 17:00. I'll be there.
- Thank you, Bobby. - Thanks.
- Bobby. Bobby. - Hey.
Bobby, Bobby, okay, so listen, so- -so...
Someone from the American team
just stole Brigette the mascot from me,
and I gotta find out who did this or I'm totally screwed,
because Colonel Marks is gonna put me on, like, ambulance duty
- for the rest of my rotation if... - Hold on.
If I don't find the stupid beaver.
Don't freak out. Calm down.
Okay.
Let's think of this logically. Now...
Yeah.
Who was around?
Pam.
Mm.
Yeah. No, she was dealing with a patient. Max?
Yeah. Max. I totally believe he'd take it.
You think so?
Absolutely.
All right. Well- oh, ixnay on the eaver-bay.
- What does that mean? - Shh.
Doctors.
Hey, colonel.
Where's Brigette?
Oh, she's in a safe place, sir.
You know, doing surgery and all, just...
Sir.
Hey, it's brigette.
Excuse me, officers.
It seems the Americans have her, sir.
Do you know anything about this, major?
Brother, you must eat.
How do I know it's not poisoned?
Does it not say in the Koran...
It is our duty to feed you and show you mercy.
The Koran has something for every occasion.
Can you translate?
Husna...
the man you came in with who- - who was shot,
he told us that he went to the orphanage to help you
and... and some other children. Is that so?
I mean, were there other children before he came?
Husna - (Speaks middle eastern dialect)
It's all right, Husna. Please.
She said they all left.
Where did they go?
She said the aid workers first came two weeks ago.
They fought with the owners, then left.
Then the owners got frightened,
and they took the children and they left.
But they said they'd come back for them. They never did.
These kids have been alone for two weeks.
So wait. The aid workers were there before?
They didn't just arrive today?
Oh, sweetheart. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, darling.
The men you brought in, the S.A.S. agents,
they hadn't just gone to the orphanage today.
They'd been there before, argued with the owners, and left,
after which, the owner split,
taking as many children as his truck could handle.
Doesn't sound like a rescue mission to me.
I understand your confusion...
Oh, no, no, I'm not confused.
If these men were using the orphanage
as some sort of base for operations, then they were
intentionally putting these children in harm's way.
Dr. Pedersen, I really can't explain why the child
told you the S.A.S. agents had been there two weeks ago.
I'm m gonna have to take this information
and run it up my chain of command.
Good.
Those children have been through enough.
Tell me the S.A.S. weren't setting up operations
in the orphanage.
Look, all I can tell you
is that a month ago, that British intelligence
got wind of a Taliban plot
that was to start two days from now,
using orphans as suicide bombers.
So you did know it?
I gotta find these missing children
and figure out how the operation was compromised.
I'm bringing in a specialist
that's gonna question these kids.
General, I know it's a sensitive mission,
but these are children we're talking about.
Right...
Here's the duty roster for next week.
Thank you. Uh, how's Aref?
Not good. Blood cultures came back.
Staff infection, but he's fighting.
Good, because the American Civil Affairs Agency
wants to take the kids tomorrow and hook 'em up
with an aid agency that can take them in.
Do you think he's gonna be ready to move?
No, I don't think that...
Only emergencies, Graham.
- Yes, sir. - Hey.
Look, I'm just asking you to give us a little taste, man.
You know, show us the goods, man.
You know what I'm talking about... the p-o-r-n, man.
Everyone within earshot can spell.
Look, England's supposed to be more socialist,
which means, those who have a lot to give...
Or lend...
To those who don't.
Look, I promise, we'll return the DVDs clean.
Actually, England is more of a monarchy,
which means, the king takes all and answers to none.
Too bad about the mascot.
Guess we'll just have to give you a beating
like last year, huh?
Really? We'll see. We'll see about that.
Ali, do you got a sec?
Sure.
Did you find out why Aref was at the orphanage?
Husna told us that, um, Aref's Uncle
came to drop him off a few weeks ago.
He went to Quetta to find work and said he would come back,
take Aref with him, but he never showed up.
I can try to find the Uncle and let him know
that his nephew is sick if you like.
Yeah, what I'd like to do is wring his neck.
You know that it's against our policy here
to wring an Afghan national's neck, right?
Well, I'm gonna go try to find the Uncle.
Maybe he was detained.
Or if he can't take care of Aref, then maybe
he can tell us of some more family members who can.
All right. Thanks, Ali.
No problem.
He shoots. He scores.
You're still gonna lose.
♪ Girl, you need some lovin' ♪
Your patient doing okay?
Uh...
Yeah, he's gonna pull through.
You upset about what happened in the O.R.?
No. It's, um...
No. It's not you. It's...
It's ridiculous, really
I, um, I was entrusted
with the Canadian hockey team's mascot.
And I let someone steal her. Now...
Oh, losing the team mascot.
You should be court-martialed, at least.
Me? You're the one who busted in
in the middle of an operation that I was doing.
And nearly killed your patient.
Yes, which I'm sure you had a very good reason for doing.
I did.
There's a hockey game tomorrow, and...
I thought that if you were here,
maybe you want to go?
I like hockey.
With me.
Go with me.
I kinda figured that.
I would very much like to go with you.
Good.
Then it's a date.
Or not. No it doesn't have to...
So I spoke with Tarzi,
who has a connection in the Afghan government,
and they might be able to pull some strings
to get those kids into the Northern Kabul Program.
What are we doing here?
Grace, I got a call from my chain of command
with an order to allow
an interviewer to come speak with the children.
- A what? - This person,
I'm assured, is a specialist.
Knows how to work with children.
Wait. You're having those kids questioned further?
You're doing it now.
Listen, I hate this as much as you do.
Now...
Don't. Don't give me the "this is war, Grace" speech.
Well, if what they share
identifies that others are in danger,
then it's unethical not to do it.
That the line they used on you?
I've talked with the children for two hours.
In my opinion, they know something.
Jawid's showing all the signs of withholding.
Defensiveness, anxiety, hypervigilance.
Those are also signs of trauma and post-traumatic stress.
Colonel, I know my job.
Mm-hmm.
I'd like to try again tomorrow.
I'm not comfortable with it.
You've got to see the greater picture here.
Is the picture big enough
to excuse traumatizing innocent children?
Are you so sure the oldest one is innocent?
Sir.
It's about Aref. I don't think he's in any shape
to be transferred to another facility.
Four weeks with a raging infection,
it's a miracle that he's alive.
His immune system is shot, he's malnourished,
he's emotionally traumatized...
I'll examine tomorrow.
And if he's strong enough, he goes.
Yes, sir.
Hey, how's the captain of Canada's finest hockey team?
You ready for the big match tomorrow?
Not now, Simon.
What, you've been brought down by a missing mascot?
I thought you were a bigger fighter than that.
What is it about "not now" that you don't understand?
Oh, sorry. Look, uh, I've got an idea
about evening the odds.
Okay, I bite.
Hey.
Hi.
You missed our appointment today.
Oh. Sorry, Bobby.
Uh...
We... we can talk now.
You know, it- - it can wait.
Okay, well-- well, come by my office tomorrow.
I'll check my schedule.
Okay, okay. No one's gonna touch you.
What happened?
Grace...
What'd your specialist do to him?
Hey. How's it going?
Yeah, good.
You wouldn't know anything
about the missing Canadian mascot...
Would you?
No, I can't say I do.
If you had to buy a gift for a woman in this place,
where would you go?
Depends on the woman.
Dr. Gordon.
Ah, Rebecca.
Well, um...
She's very handy.
She likes things like tools.
Really?
Yeah.
That's good to know.
Hey.
Hey, little man. Remember me?
Trang, you're late.
Didn't think you would show.
- All right. - Oh, man. What's going on...
Oh, son of a bitch.
Oh, snap. The Canadians shortened our sticks.
Hey. We can't have that.
Have you seen this?
This means war.
Guys... may I make a suggestion?
This is Oberstleutnant Emst Eberhardt.
He plays hockey.
I'm thinking, an unfamamiliar face on your team,
- it will unsettle your opponent. - No, wait a second.
I don't think it's a good idea, bringing in a ringer.
Why not? The Canadians have Glad Marin.
We flipped for Marin, and it was fair.
Listen to me, you shave off our sticks,
good sportsmanship goes out the window, right?
Yeah. Hey, emst.
Welcome to the R-3-M-M-U-S-A Eagles.
Come on in.
There you go. Get dressed.
Hi.
Simon, your idea to shorten the sticks was brilliant.
Mm.
Although, it's a shame. Max recruited some big German guy.
Uh, Emst something.
Emst Eberhardt?
- Yeah. - He's a pro.
Oh, I remember him. I was doing a rotation last year,
and he came in for a concussion.
Kept talking about hockey and how big his stick was.
Wasn't he your patient?
Was he? I don't remember.
Oh, yeah, yeah. I remember now. Yeah.
You know, I know a guy, um, Sven Nyqvist.
He's, um,
contracted with Vickerdale, like me.
Now he's into construction, that kind of thing.
But he plays a mean game of hockey.
Could you talk him into playing?
Ooh. Um... yeah. I mean, yeah, I could try.
Very nice.
All right. Now I'm gonna listen to your...
your heart.
Have to take this down.
Put this here like this.
Okay.
Now... this is a stethoscope.
Okay?
Listen to your heart. Boop-boop.
Boop-boop. Boop-boop.
Boop-boop.
Do you mind?
Sorry, sir.
Little heart murmur.
All right. I'm gonna check your lungs.
Diminished breath sounds. Wheezing.
We have to keep Aref here under observation.
Yes, sir.
I'm worried, Will,
that you might be getting too attached to the boy,
and the boy attached to you.
I can assure you, sir, that will not happen.
Two ibuprofen, please.
Go ahead. Say it.
"I told you so."
And yet, you're still letting your interviewer
talk to Husna today.
Grace, if you need to report this up your chain of command,
be my guest.
I've already made my objections known.
But it's not in our hands anymore.
I've been up all night thinking,
after what happened to Jawid last night,
Husna's not going to open up to your interviewer,
no matter how soft a touch he might have.
She could also end up extremely traumatized.
Bottom line... Everyone loses.
I can't see any other way.
I do.
- They trust me. - Mm-hmm.
I think I know how to get the information you want.
Mm-hmm. In exchange for?
There's a P.T.S.D. program in Kabul.
Those three children end up safe and protected
in the Northern Kabul Program.
Full financial support.
Grace, I can't pull that kind of weight.
But you know people who can.
When was he last sedated?
Two hours.
Oh, good.
Are you sure about this?
It's the only way.
Jawid...
I understand.
Yes, Jawid is gonna be okay.
Husna, you know there was a man that came by here
asking Jawid questions.
And that man's gonna come back and ask more
if we don't get some information,
so we need to know if you would be able to help us.
She doesn't know anything.
Surely you know the men who came and fired on the aid workers.
Husna! I know you have information,
and you must tell us what you know.
Grace, she really doesn't know anything.
I just need you to translate what I say
exactly as I say it.
Grace, she doesn't know anything.
If you don't tell us what you know,
that man is gonna come back and make you tell us.
Say it, just as I said it.
Ali!
As I said it, Ali.
Grace, she-- she really doesn't know anything.
Stop it. Stop it!
- Grace... - I know you're hiding information,
and I'm not gonna tolerate this!
Out! I don't want a word out of you.
And stop it. I know you've got the information,
and we're gonna get it from you.
- I am not going anywhere... - No!
Grace, let it...
She knows nothing.
It's me you want.
I'm the one who called the Taliban
to tell them about the aid workers.
I know where they took the other children.
We were hungry. They promised us food.
I'll do anything you want. Just don't hurt her.
Thank you, Jawid.
Ma'am.
Thank you.
Hey.
I haven't seen you all day.
So you know that special ops guy... Joe?
He's here.
Busted in in the middle of a surgery.
I don't know, some super secret mission stuff
about the aid workers from the orphanage.
Do you know anything about that?
Anyway, we are going to
the hockey game together tomorrow,
so if you happen to see a sock on the doorknob, I w...
Shut... Rebecca, please. I don't need to know everything
going on in your head right now, all right?
Just...
Okay.
I am just gonna stop talking
and let you get on with your life.
It's a sedative. It's gonna help you sleep.
Hey, Will.
You have any kids?
No. We decided not to have any.
We both have military careers.
I promised.
Crossed my heart.
Said that no one would hurt them.
Hey.
Just get some rest, okay?
Hey, there.
Hey.
Ta-da.
Nice.
Ta-da.
Didn't have time to wrap it.
A leatherman.
It's perfect.
I love this. Thank you.
Oh, I needed a boost today. This is great.
Are you having a rough time?
No, no. Grace said something to me last night, and it...
What'd she tell you?
What do you...
I know you know that whatever she's told you
should be kept in strict confidence.
Okay, first, Grace didn't tell me anything.
Second, she'd be the last person to reveal anything confidential.
- So... - Really?
Yes, really.
Wait. Is this why Grace is so upset?
Did you do something? Look, I didn't do anything.
- Really? - Oh.
So that's what this is about,
what I do for my job here.
Look, Rebecca,
I am a soldier.
Who I am outside the wire and what I do,
- that's not who I am in real life. - No?
Well, I guess I'm never gonna find that out
as long as we're both in Kandahar.
I guess not.
Yeah.
♪
Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
- U.S.A.! - U.S.A., let's go!
Let's go!
Okay, this is it.
Quick passes, keep focused.
Focused, guys.
Whew.
Hey.
Listen, about last night...
You apologize. I know. I accept.
Quick passes! Quick passes!
Everything we have on that! Everything we got on that!
By the way, I blew off Joe.
Oh.
All right, Sven. This is what I want you to do.
I want you to go down there and clean out the slot.
You got it? All right. Let's go.
All right, let's keep this friendly
in the spirit in which it was intended.
Game on!
♪
Where's your friend?
Is he off performing
unspeakable acts of counterterrorism,
running into the breach, guns blazing,
that kind of thing?
At least he's doing something.
Down the middle! Pass it down the middle!
Pass the puck! Come on!
May I be blunt?
♪
Take your head out of your ass, stop acting out,
and just tell her you like her.
♪
Let's go. Let's go!
♪
Come to the front. Come to the front. Come to the front.
♪
- Aah! - Come on!
Bring it out here, commander.
Yeah!
Hey, hey, hey.
Whoa. Whoa. Whoa, whoa. Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Hey, relax, guys.
- Absolutely. - It's just a game.
Hey, let go! Let go of him.
- Come on. Easy. - Oh!
Oh!
Ohh!
It's bad enough you hit a contractor,
but you also hit another officer.
I mean, even within the context
of competitive sport, these are both...
punishable offenses.
I mean, your chain of command wants to send you home.
But I can't afford to lose a T.T.L. right now.
I got him to agree
to let me mete out punishment...
Should you accept those terms.
Yes, sir.
I've already apologized to Nyqvist and to Pam,
and I'd like to apologize to you as we...
No. You don't get to apologize to me yet.
Now for the next two months, you're in charge of cleaning the ambulances.
I also expect you to have weekly visits with Dr. Pedersen
and go through her anger management program.
Do you accept those terms?
Yes, sir.
And if I may, sir...
No, you may not.
You're dismissed.
I've been authorized to tell you
that the information you got out of Jawid...
was extremely helpful.
We found the missing children. Lives were saved.
I hope one day she forgives me.
Well, my command pulled the necessary strings.
They'll be in Northern Kabul by tonight
to start their program.
I'm not the bad guy.
No, but... I wouldn't want your job.
Must be very lonely.
It is, major.
It is.
It's a peace offering for being an idiot.
You know, this whole bad boy thing
you've got going on?
You don't need it for people to like you.
Yeah.
Well, it works for your boyfriend.
Not my boyfriend.
How did you get this into my locker?
Ah, if I told you, I'd have to kill you.
Mm.
So listen, I'm, um, I'm going to go,
I'm going to change my t-shirt,
and then I'm...
Gonna get some food.
Would you like to join me on the boardwalk?
Sure.
Good.
Yeah.
Cool.
What is that? This isn't...
Why won't you call me?
At the hospital, they said you'd gone away,
but I know you wouldn't do that to me.
What the hell are you doing in here?
- Uh, we... we just thought... - Who is this guy?
- Get out. - We just thought it was...
Get out!
♪ As we were ♪
♪ as before ♪
♪ comes to be ♪
♪ nevermore ♪
♪ the fool ♪
♪ to regret ♪
♪ to repent ♪
Combat Hospital; Season 01, Episode 11 Brothers In Arms August 30, 2011
♪ to forget ♪
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♪ as our hurt ♪