Doctor Odyssey Season 1 Episode 1 - Pilot
Doctor Odyssey Season 1 Episode 1 - Pilot
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00:00You're kidding, right? I'm a nurse. I've worked here for three years. You really don't recognize
00:13me? It's not the issue, baby doll. You're not getting on without a crew ID. I had it.
00:18I just, I lost it. I gave you that corticosteroid cream last summer when you got sunburned in
00:23Sonata. Remember that spot on your back where you couldn't reach? Yeah, I remember. But
00:31you're not flirting your way onto my ship, Romeo. I'm losing my job because you're not
00:35responsible. Avery, she's a nurse. She can vouch for me. Hi, Rhonda. Hey. Unless she
00:40got a crew badge in her back pocket with your picture on it. You left it at the grab and
00:46go. It was on the counter by those weird boner pills. She's joking. Thank you, Rhonda. I
00:50loathe you. You're obsessed with me. By the way, it was not by the boner pill. So, you
00:55ready? Three amigos back in action for another season? More like the two amigos of Mr. Magoo.
01:01Speaking of Magoo, have you heard from Dr. Campbell at all? No. I was waiting for his
01:05usual pre-season protocol manifesto email, but I never got anything. You don't think
01:10that he... Kicked the bucket? Magoo? No. He's a cockroach. He could walk out of a plane
01:17crash without a scratch. You, my friend, are bad. Hello, gang. Welcome back. Take a
01:25walk with me. Six hours to show time for this season's maiden voyage. Still about a day
01:36and a half's worth of work to do, Catherine. But it all comes together. Somehow it does
01:42every year. Catherine, I'm sorry. Where's Dr. Campbell? Oh, he's no longer with us,
01:48I'm sorry to say. Thank you. Relax, guys. He's not dead. I had to let him go. Thanks,
02:00Alan. After that debacle that happened last year, our special guest came aboard. Bacterium
02:06Yersinia Enterocolitica. Yeah, well, you don't have to remind me of the gory details. I saw
02:11a lady using a sunhat as a vomit bag. Jermaine! Sorry, Captain. Refunds all around. Two more
02:17voyages canceled. Probably cleaned and sanitized. And the contact tracer said if we just caught it
02:23one day earlier. I told Dr. Campbell that guy did not have appendicitis. Which is why he is no longer
02:31in charge of the health on my ship. The cruising world of today has to exceed passengers' expectations.
02:39We live in very uncertain times. Wars and worldwide pandemics and nobody is going to
02:45venture out for anything less than total perfection. Or we get replaced by virtual
02:50reality go-bot sex dolls on a virtual cruise on a virtual Pacific where there are no diseases
02:57and no employees. Mary, Captain? There, you got a little something right there. Bottom line is,
03:02we in this business have to be at the apex of our game. No more mistaking bacterial outbreaks
03:08for appendicitis. Sebastian, right? You're new up here. Yes, sir. Let me show you how to
03:14fold these towels. I can't work under some new old quack. We should be running this department.
03:20Us. We're the only ones who care. I know. Tell him. Captain, you made the right call letting Dr.
03:26Campbell go. Uh-huh. If I may, I'm a nurse practitioner. I've had the same amount of
03:30training as a doctor. I'm legally qualified to be head medic. I want to nominate myself
03:36for the position. I very highly second that nomination. Thank you, Avery. Tristan, I'm very
03:41well aware and very grateful for your years of service on the Odyssey. But in this case,
03:46the decision's already been made. Out of 110 applicants, we found him, Dr. Max Banks.
03:55Graduated at Yale on top of his class, served four years in the Peace Corps in West Africa.
04:00He developed some sort of new technique for cleft palate surgery. Won a prize from the U.N.
04:06for humanitarianism or something crazy. And he served on the pediatric board for Johns Hopkins.
04:13Captain, with all due respect, he sounds overqualified. Yeah, well, after last year,
04:20I'll take overqualified as to under any day. Now, he's arriving shortly, so I have trust
04:28that the two of you will make it a smooth transition.
04:34This guy must be a hundred years old. This is a nightmare.
04:38Hi. I don't have my badge yet. I'm Max Banks. I'm the new doctor.
05:00I'm Rhonda Cole. Go ahead, baby. I got you. Thank you.
05:22And there he is now.
05:24Doctor, welcome aboard the Odyssey. And since they're seemingly catatonic,
05:35allow me to introduce you to Avery and Tristan. You must be my brilliant and capable nurses.
05:41We are the ship's brilliant and capable nurses, yes. I'm in fact an N.P.
05:46Nurse practitioner, of course. I'm sorry. Max Bankman.
05:50Um, do you have any bags? I do, but they come with their own guys.
05:55Perfect. Shall we? He's going right in there. When I was working in Tanzania, the villages there,
06:03Fijiji, they call them, I learned two things. One, what you can do with a rudimentary setup,
06:08and two, what you can't do, which is why I've asked to make a couple of modifications around
06:11here. Uh, yeah, everything here is state-of-the-art. Nice. What the hell,
06:16big man, is this a... Dialysis machine. Yeah. In a major hospital, they'd only ever use it for
06:21patients with kidney failure, but let me tell you, it is a Swiss army knife. You can use it for
06:24anything. Hemoperfusion for toxic congestions, managing fluid overload in patients with heart
06:29failure, CRRT for the critically ill. It's amazing. When I was working in the Beninia of Africa,
06:34what is he, Bruce Banner? Bruce Wayne? He's not wrong. I've been saying we should have
06:38a dialysis machine for years. Now, this guy could be practicing medicine anywhere on earth,
06:43but he wants to practice it here, in a floating theme park? It says here my cabin's on the Pelican
06:48deck. It's Tristan, right? Yes. You think you could show me the way? Oh, it would be my utter
06:53delight. Please. This is not a corner of the world I'm used to practicing medicine in.
07:06So what does bring you to this corner of the world? I mean, a guy like you could practice
07:10anywhere, right? It seems like it has its perks. I don't know. What do you like about it?
07:17You know the secret? They don't want us to tell all the guests.
07:20She belongs to us. This ship, this life, it's ours. We just let them try it on for a week.
07:27When the sun goes down, we get back to port, it's our turn. Work like a captain,
07:34play like a pirate. The Odyssey philosophy. She's ours. I like that.
07:45Wow. I could get used to this.
07:49Captain's dinner's at eight. It's formal, which does not mean Hawaiian shirt.
07:55I found that out the hard way. Black tie.
07:59Thank you. Yeah. And thanks for showing me around.
08:04I'm excited. Yeah, it's a big old bucket of fun.
08:13Why am I here? Truthfully, it's the same as you. Work life balance. I've always been really good
08:19at the work part, but now it's time for life. Yeah. Now you'll get it all right. It'll throw
08:25itself at you when you least expect it. Watch your back. Maybe we can watch each other's back.
08:32Yeah. I'm not going to be like your wingman, dude. Sorry. It's nothing personal. It's just
08:37maths. It's the guy to girl ratio. Here's what, like three to one? It's every man for himself.
08:44Come on. I mean, you've already got this suite. You're a doctor. You have a head start.
08:53Into the wild blue yonder. Good luck with everything.
09:31This is a cutting edge ring. It wirelessly monitors your vitals. Get a 500 mil saline bag.
09:36He needs to be rehydrated and four milligrams of Zofran. On it.
09:42Sorry I'm late. Where were you? I got turned around. Ma'am, is that your husband? Yes. I need
09:47you to tell me everything that's happened right from the very beginning. She's already given a
09:50statement. It's in his chart. We were at the margarita mixer, the send off, and Bert said he
09:54was feeling funny and then he just started doing that. Okay, team. How are we going to tackle this?
10:00First things first, differential diagnosis. That's the symptoms. Name the associated
10:04conditions. Narrow it down from there. Excuse me, sir. We have conjunctivitis, a rash that would
10:10be symptomatic of allergic reaction. The vomiting would seem to suggest something ingested. Food
10:15allergy maybe? He doesn't have food allergies. The margaritas at the send off mixer tasted weird,
10:20like pennies sort of. Interesting. Margaritas don't have any common allergens, but metallic
10:25taste can be associated with certain medications. Antibiotics like azithromycin.
10:31So what do we have? An allergen. Something ingested. Metallic taste.
10:37Adverse reaction to an oral antibiotic is where I'd put my money. Nice. A reasonable deduction
10:42if the patient were in fact taking any antibiotics. Which he is not. Mr. and Mrs. Rubens,
10:48before going to the mixer, did you by any chance stop by the seafood buffet?
10:52Oh, honey, you know I love a cocktail. A shrimp cocktail. This is the life. Have I died? Have I
11:00died and gone to hog heaven? Cheers. Cheers. We had some shrimp, but he's not allergic to shrimp.
11:08We love seafood. He's not having an allergic reaction. Not to the shrimp, nor to any antibiotics.
11:14This happens at least once a trip. Shrimp contain iodine. You eat too much shrimp too quickly,
11:20and it can lead to iodine poisoning. Iodine poisoning? You'd have to eat a hell of a lot.
11:24It happens to baby seals too, which is why we call this little ailment seal disease.
11:30Give him two milligrams of Ativan. Oh, my poor little seal pup. So what are you going to do?
11:37Well, Mr. Rubens, we are going to have to pump your stomach. But don't worry,
11:40we're going to have you feeling great by tomorrow morning.
11:45Quick deduction work back there. Well done.
11:48We see a lot of different things on cruises. We also see a lot of the same things.
11:52Your office has a library with a good section on maritime medicine. You may want to study up.
11:57Will there be a quiz? You're living it.
12:17Sorry I'm late, Captain. I've been catching up on the various cruise ship maladies that
12:27afflict cruise ship people. Cruise ship people? You mean, as in people having too much fun?
12:36Never in my life did I consider that it was possible for a human to eat enough
12:39shrimp to give themselves iodine poisoning. Now, Doctor, you cannot judge our passengers.
12:48We're tending to their dreams. We have folks on here who've saved for years,
12:53sometimes their whole lives, just to pay for this experience at sea.
12:57And other than the birth of their child or, in some cases, their weddings,
13:02this will be the most exciting week of their entire lives. And it's our job to guarantee that.
13:07Understood.
13:09See, our mission is to preserve the dream, and you're here to keep these dreamers safe.
13:16You might think of yourself as a guardian angel.
13:20A guardian what now?
13:21Guardian angel. We make it look perfect so that resistance isn't even a possibility.
13:28And why should it be? There should be zero guilt on a pleasure cruise.
13:32Now, you may think that the staff we have up here in the white shorts running around
13:36are glorified extras from a country club. But make no mistake about it, they are certified the best.
13:44You don't get to be on my ship without hours and hours of intensive training
13:49and hospitality and scuba and CPR. The best of the best.
13:54Sometimes we even apply sunscreen, because out here there are no sunburns.
14:00It's about as far from hell as you can get.
14:04This ship, this ship is heaven.
14:10Usually we're about three hours from land, so medevac in the deep ocean is not even a possibility.
14:16So it'll be your job to keep everyone alive. That's a terrifying burden.
14:21It comes with enormous responsibility. So we need you to be there for us.
14:27It comes with enormous responsibility. So we have to be prepared for terrible things to happen.
14:33And you can't begrudge these mishaps and these accidents.
14:37Speaking of mishaps and accidents, I have to go. But Captain, I hear you.
14:45And thank you.
14:58What happened?
15:00It broke.
15:02He's in shock.
15:04What broke, Mr. Arrington? Is it a bone?
15:12Penile fracture.
15:14You can't fracture you. It's not actually a bone.
15:16It's a broken fascia.
15:18The membrane beneath the skin that connects the erectile chamber to the pressure.
15:22The only thing that's left is the bone.
15:24The membrane beneath the skin that connects the erectile chamber to the pressure.
15:26The only treatment is surgery.
15:28It's a quick procedure. 15 minutes. I'm in and out. Local anesthetic.
15:32We can't do surgery on board. It's against COVID.
15:34Policies we coordinate with the nearest hospital.
15:36Except in cases of emergency.
15:38Every second that you lose blood is the second you lose the opportunity for a full recovery.
15:40We need to act now.
15:42Do what you need to do, Doctor.
15:44Get him prepped. We got this.
15:46The blood from his erection is pooled at the base of his penis.
15:48Can't do anything until we evacuate the hematoma.
15:50Can't do anything until we evacuate the hematoma.
15:52Can't do anything until we evacuate the hematoma.
15:56Scalpel.
16:00Generally speaking, penile fracture happens during intercourse
16:02when the receiving party is on top,
16:04vigorously moving up and down,
16:06and then they pull out too far,
16:08and when they sit back down, they miss.
16:10and when they sit back down, they miss.
16:14And you had this in the Peace Corps.
16:16Absolutely not.
16:18Pre-med. Leandra. Suture?
16:20Who's Leandra Suture?
16:22Sutures. Stitches.
16:26Leandra is the woman who taught me about penile fracture.
16:28Leandra is the woman who taught me about penile fracture.
16:30Sophomore year. Togo party.
16:32I'm sorry. Wait. You broke your...
16:34I'm sorry. Wait. You broke your...
16:38Before you get too excited, I should probably tell you,
16:40it really only happens to the larger, firmer members.
16:44That's wholly inappropriate.
16:46Knock, knock.
16:48Room service.
16:50Leftovers from the captain's dinner.
16:52How you feeling?
16:54Like I snapped my pee-pee in half and had it stitched back together.
16:56Like I snapped my pee-pee in half and had it stitched back together.
16:58Unfortunately, we are going to have to keep you in here overnight,
17:00and then monitor that throughout the rest of the week.
17:02Well, how long until he can, you know...
17:04Well, how long until he can, you know...
17:06Yeah, sorry. No more knocking boots or booties for at least four to six weeks.
17:08Yeah, sorry. No more knocking boots or booties for at least four to six weeks.
17:10Man, I'm sorry, babe.
17:12I ruined our honeymoon cruise.
17:14You know, intimacy is infinitely nuanced.
17:16You know, intimacy is infinitely nuanced.
17:18We're in Manzanita the day after tomorrow.
17:20I know a woman there, a tantric therapist.
17:22She works with couples,
17:24helps them explore deeper levels of connection
17:26through touch, breath work,
17:28pleasure centers.
17:30Pleasure centers?
17:32I mean, I'm not interested.
17:34Okay.
17:36Wonderful.
17:38Enjoy your dinner.
17:46Help! He's not breathing!
17:48He's not breathing!
17:50Come back! Come back!
17:54What happened?
17:56I told her to wait one at a time, but she jumped in right after.
17:58I wanted to do it together!
18:04Is he going to be okay?
18:06Bird! Bird, can you hear me?
18:08Bird, breathe! Breathe, Bird!
18:10Bird! Bird, hang in there, buddy!
18:12Hang in there, Birdie Bird!
18:14You didn't kill him, madam.
18:16When you knocked into your husband,
18:18his clavicle separated from his sternum,
18:20punctured a hole in his windpipe.
18:22That's why he's having trouble breathing.
18:24A hole in his windpipe?
18:26We're inserting a tracheal tube
18:28to make sure he gets all the oxygen he needs.
18:30He'll be breathing in no time.
18:36I know we were supposed to lay low
18:38after he caught the seal disease,
18:40but we were just so excited to be here
18:42and have fun!
18:44Don't worry, ma'am. We've had it from here.
18:46But how will you make it better?
18:48For good?
18:50He needs advanced thoracic surgery
18:52to put his clavicle back in place.
18:54We're not equipped to do that.
18:56This isn't stitching up a penis.
18:58While we're in Puerto Vallarta in six hours,
19:00I can contact EMS there.
19:02We can't just keep him here all night like this.
19:04Any delay in treatment could cause serious vascular damage.
19:06We have to do something.
19:08In certain cases, the sternoclavicular joint
19:10That sounds extremely risky.
19:12If it doesn't work,
19:14it could severely exacerbate his condition.
19:16It would mean significantly longer recovery time.
19:18But...
19:20it's your call, Doctor.
19:24No, it's not.
19:26This procedure would take all of us.
19:28The decision has to be unanimous.
19:30If anybody has any reservations, speak now.
19:36Avery, will you make a ramp, please?
19:38Tristan, I need you to grab him under the shoulders
19:40and brace his back with your knee.
19:50Now, on the count of three,
19:52I want you to rotate his shoulders counterclockwise.
19:54One, two...
19:56But then I'm pushing against you.
19:58That's the point, Tristan. Rotate him.
20:00One...
20:02It's gonna snap his shoulder blade.
20:04Do it.
20:06Are you ready?
20:12One...
20:14Two...
20:16Three.
20:30You good?
20:32Crap my pants, but I'm alive.
20:36You know, I just didn't do well being bossed around.
20:40Well, I am your boss, bud.
20:42Yeah.
20:44And who has more experience on this ship doing this?
20:46Guys, not in front of the patient, please.
21:02Any signs of life in the great beyond?
21:04Oh, just a big swirling ball of hot air
21:06directly overhead.
21:14Sorry.
21:20So, is it ever the same?
21:24Or is it always, like,
21:26a little bent?
21:30Your penis, after you broke it.
21:34The body is a miraculous
21:36healing machine.
21:38That was good work today.
21:40The tantric therapist
21:42at Manzanita.
21:44Lainey. She's amazing.
21:46She saved my life after a breakup
21:48a couple of years ago.
21:50Besides, it's not enough just to fix him up here.
21:52I have to also...
21:54Preserve the fantasy.
21:56Always. All the time.
22:00Tristan, he's a good nurse.
22:02Don't get hung up on first impressions.
22:04He's been my right hand for three years.
22:06He knows a lot. He's a valuable tool.
22:08Oh, he's some kind of tool, all right.
22:10You respect him, he'll respect you.
22:14We're all here for the same reason.
22:16Work like a captain, play like a pirate.
22:18Yeah.
22:20Also that.
22:24So, what about you?
22:26What are your first impressions of the new doctor?
22:28Well, admittedly,
22:30it was a little low
22:32after his misstep with the iodine poisoning.
22:34But...
22:36Good recognizes good.
22:38The penile fracture,
22:40the clavicular relocation,
22:42that was...
22:44Decent.
22:46Well, I try.
22:48Bedtime.
22:50You two,
22:52first port tomorrow.
22:54The passengers are out of sight and mind
22:56for five hours.
22:58Thank God.
23:00All of which
23:02I will spend napping.
23:04No, you won't.
23:06If you thought today was a big day.
23:08It's not a big day.
23:10It's not a big day.
23:12It's not a big day.
23:14It's not a big day.
23:16If you thought today was a big day.
23:38Is this a
23:40don't tell captain kind of thing?
23:42Because I'd really rather not get fired on my second day.
23:44You're not going to get in trouble, dude.
23:46Be cool. Bonfire basically is captain's order.
23:48As long as we're back by dinner when the cruisers
23:50are done at port, we're good.
24:06Hey, Wolfler.
24:08You good?
24:10Just digesting the scenery.
24:12And that means
24:14one thing.
24:16Shots. Come on.
24:30Okay. I see you.
24:32I see you, Dr. Odyssey.
24:34Big kahuna.
24:36Playing nice?
24:38Yes, mother.
24:40Yes, we are.
24:48Oh, man.
24:50I have a secret.
24:52But I can't tell you.
24:54Ever.
24:56Sorry.
24:58Is it that you're in love with Avery?
25:00No.
25:02No.
25:04Oh, my God, dude.
25:06Don't ever say that to anyone.
25:08You know I'm pretty good at keeping secrets.
25:10Democratic oath and all.
25:14Step into my office.
25:20Oh, boy.
25:24Talk to me.
25:26It is not good.
25:28I like her so much.
25:30You know?
25:32I've had it bad for like
25:34two years.
25:36It is rough.
25:38But she always says to me, like,
25:40oh, you're like my little brother, you know?
25:42You know what, man?
25:44I'm never gonna give up hope.
25:46I refuse to move on.
25:48Ever.
25:50That seems healthy.
25:56Well,
25:58until then,
26:00best time to my admirers.
26:02Hi.
26:04I think she's looking at me.
26:06Yeah.
26:08Hey.
26:10Hi.
26:12Are you looking at him?
26:14Or me?
26:16Sorry.
26:18I was looking at him.
26:20But you're cute, too.
26:22No.
26:24No.
26:26No.
26:28Get up.
26:30What are you doing?
26:32Dance off, doc.
26:34Dance off, pants off.
26:36DJ!
27:00Get up, doc.
27:18You're still not, doc?
27:20No!
27:26Oh, yeah.
27:28Jump, jump!
27:30Jump, jump!
27:32Jump, jump!
27:34Jump!
27:36Despacito
27:38Quiero resonarte a besos despacito
27:41Durma en las caderas de tu laberinto
27:43Quiero ser de tu cuerpo todo un manuscrito
27:48Quiero oÃr bailar tu velo
27:50Quiero ser tu ritmo
27:52Que le enseñes a mi boca
27:54Tus lugares favoritos
27:58Déjame sobrepasar tus zonas de peligro
28:02Hasta provocar tus gritos
28:05Y que olvides tu apellido
28:08Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
28:11Nos vamos pegando poquito a poquito
28:13Que le enseñes a mi boca
28:15Tus lugares favoritos
28:17Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito
28:19Nos vamos pegando poquito a poquito
28:22Hasta provocar tus gritos
28:24Y que olvides tu apellido
28:26Despacito
28:29Despacito
28:34This is wrong.
28:36But it feels so good.
28:40But it's wrong. We just met each other.
28:43And yet, we feel as if we've known each other all our lives.
28:50But it's wrong.
28:53I know.
28:55I know. I know.
29:00I know.
29:08We need to be professional.
29:10This is the day drinking talking, not us.
29:12Yeah, definitely not us.
29:14Please don't tell the captain.
29:15Yeah, I was just about to text him.
29:19Guests are back soon.
29:21Here, sit up.
29:24What are you doing?
29:27Nutrient drip.
29:29Electrolytes, B vitamins.
29:32This will do you a whole lot better than that nap you wanted.
29:45A doctor who's afraid of needles?
29:57So, where'd you learn to dance like that?
30:04You know, I always wanted to take dance classes as a kid.
30:07But it's not really something the boys did where I grew up.
30:11And then, one day I got tapped on the shoulder
30:15and gently reminded that life is fleeting and unbelievably fragile.
30:20March 2nd, 2020.
30:22I was working at a hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.
30:24Oh, yeah, we know. You went to Yale.
30:28Actually, I was the attending physician, general internal medicine,
30:31but who's counting?
30:35One day, I get a cough.
30:37No big deal, but, in abundance of caution,
30:39I ask one of my residents to give me a strep and a flu test.
30:42And that night, I had to go to the hospital.
30:44I had to go to the hospital.
30:46I asked one of my residents to give me a strep and a flu test.
30:49And that night, cough gets a little worse,
30:51but both the strep and flu test come back negative.
30:53Then everybody gets worried that I've had a pulmonary embolism.
30:56So, they give me a CT scan, check for a blood clot,
30:59but they also give me a new test.
31:01A coronavirus test.
31:03Now, at that point, there were barely any cases in the U.S.,
31:06so I didn't even think about it as a realistic possibility.
31:09But as I'm sitting there waiting for the results of the CT scan,
31:13I found out on the news, actually.
31:15A hospital in New Haven reporting Connecticut's first ever case
31:18of the novel coronavirus.
31:20A physician who was admitted last night at J.D. Memorial,
31:23ultimately testing positive for the virus.
31:26After that, everything moved very fast.
31:29They put me in a negative pressure isolation room,
31:31cut me off from all human contact.
31:33My blood oxygen dropped to 85%, and then kept on dropping.
31:37I refused to sleep because I was afraid I wasn't going to wake up.
31:41And at that point, in China,
31:43they were giving patients with advanced cases second CT scans, right?
31:47So they could chart the progression of the virus.
31:49Only way to ensure proper treatment.
31:51But there was a problem.
31:53I was in isolation on the ninth floor,
31:55and the CT scanner was on the fourth floor.
31:58And they were afraid to move me.
32:00Didn't want to risk exposing the rest of the hospital.
32:03We are following CDC and evidence-backed protocols.
32:06You are staying in this room.
32:08Yeah, and after that, I was just...
32:10darkness, just black.
32:13I thought I was dead.
32:15But they'd be able to pray.
32:17Because somewhere, in the recesses of my consciousness,
32:20there was a voice.
32:22My voice. Very faint.
32:24And I knew that I needed that second scan.
32:27So I just focused on that all day, every day.
32:30And I prayed.
32:31I prayed for them to give me the second scan.
32:34And they did.
32:35And the results from that scan got me approved for remdesivir
32:38for compassionate use, and that turned the tides.
32:41So against all odds, and despite being patient zero,
32:45I lived.
32:47And because I lived, and because I went through hell,
32:52I decided that I was going to pursue joy
32:55at all costs.
33:01Which I guess is a very, very long-winded way of saying
33:04that I finally enrolled in a dance class.
33:07And then you came here?
33:15Thank you for sharing that.
33:18I will caution you.
33:20Joy, at any cost, is its own kind of hell.
33:36♪♪♪
33:46♪♪♪
33:56♪♪♪
34:06Do you want to go to my cabin?
34:09No, I'm good.
34:11Why are you scared?
34:13No. No, no, I'm not scared.
34:15I'm just, like, shy.
34:17Like, a little shy.
34:19I'm not really into shy guys.
34:24No, I'm not.
34:30There's no shyness.
34:32No shyness at all.
34:34Whoo!
34:36What are you doing?
34:38I am Leo Brandt, the Western Surfing Association champ
34:42of Huntington Beach!
34:44I'm not shy!
34:46I'm king of the world!
34:48Help! Help!
34:50Help! Help!
34:52Somebody help!
34:58Leo!
35:02I'm right here!
35:11Full stop.
35:12Execute a Williamson turn.
35:15Man overboard.
35:17Get medical and security up here right away.
35:19Yes, sir.
35:20Go ahead and drop the buoys and the flares.
35:30Hey.
35:31Is this real? Man overboard?
35:32Yeah, it's real.
35:34Thought your cabin was on the Pelican Deck.
35:36What brings you to this side of the crew quarters, doc?
35:38House call?
35:40Bad call, man. You're a superior.
35:42You understand, that's like a fireable offense.
35:43We didn't do anything, and even if we did,
35:45what are you gonna do, tattle on me?
35:46I don't know what I'm gonna do, Judas.
35:48In case you haven't noticed, there's more important things
35:50going on right now than your job.
35:58Please tell me what you guys took tonight.
36:02I'm a nurse. You're not in trouble.
36:05Molly.
36:07Just a little.
36:08So he may still be alert as long as he survived the fallout.
36:11She needs hydration.
36:12He's not even into drugs.
36:13It was me. I mean, it was all my fault.
36:15I told him to. I just...
36:17He teaches special ed kids.
36:19That's his job. He's a good person.
36:22Is he gonna freeze to death like a Titanic?
36:25That's a very good question.
36:26What is the water temp tonight?
36:27You're supposed to know that, doctor.
36:29It's in the daily weather briefings.
36:31Surface temp is 83, maybe 80.
36:33So anywhere between 2 and 12 hours
36:35before hypothermia sets in.
36:37It is unlikely that this is anything but recovery.
36:39Only 15% of the people that go over survive.
36:41The fallout usually kills them.
36:43Well, let's hope he's part of that 15%.
36:45Captain, if he is out there,
36:47category 4 waves at night,
36:49it's gonna be like finding a needle
36:50in a hundred square miles of hay.
36:55Sure is.
36:57Alert all the other ships in the vicinity.
37:00The current was headed east off the port side,
37:02so that's the direction he will have drifted.
37:06Let's get this guy.
37:20We're over an eddy.
37:22What?
37:23Those boys, they were port side,
37:25but they come back around starboard.
37:27The current's moving in a circle.
37:28We're searching the wrong area.
37:35There!
38:05He's not responsive.
38:11We got him.
38:18Come on.
38:27Come on.
38:36He's good.
38:38We are inbound.
38:39Thank God.
38:42Oxygen. Get him oxygen.
38:44Pulmonary conscious.
38:45Breath is rapid and irregular.
38:46He aspirated a lot of water.
38:47Could be ARDS.
38:48Definitely ARDS.
38:49We need to get him intubated.
38:50His left arm's in bad shape.
38:51Possible proximal fracture.
38:52I'm gonna get him prepped for an x-ray.
38:53Avery, you and Tristan get him on low tidal volume.
38:55Let's prepare to assist on ventilating
38:57using the ARDSnet protocol.
38:58Utilize the high peak low FiO2 table
39:00and closely monitor his peak inspiratory pressures.
39:03Okay, Leo.
39:04It's gonna be all right.
39:08Hey.
39:11That was good work out there.
39:14And that dive was pretty epic.
39:18Well, if you hadn't seen the buoys, I...
39:23Look, uh...
39:26Tristan, I'm sorry.
39:29About, you know...
39:31I shouldn't have done that.
39:33Even though nothing happened, but...
39:35She's beautiful.
39:38Yes.
39:39And smart.
39:42And maybe I'm just a little...
39:43Screwed up?
39:47Yeah.
39:49Who would want to work in a floating circus
39:51but someone who's screwed up?
40:01Besides...
40:04Comebacks are cooler anyways.
40:14What's the first thing you said
40:15when you realized you'd been rescued?
40:17I think I said I'm, uh...
40:19Sorry I'm naked?
40:23We wanted to let you know
40:24that we met with your practitioner in Manzanilla.
40:27Was it okay?
40:29It was not okay.
40:31It was amazing.
40:32Yeah, uh...
40:34This trip was awesome.
40:36You are so welcome.
40:37Do you totally hate us?
40:39Of course not.
40:40Guess like you keep a shark.
40:42Well, despite everything, we had a blast.
40:44Can't wait till next year.
40:45Yeah, who knows?
40:46Maybe they'll get your leg chewed off by a shark.
40:49Exciting!
40:51Bye.
40:52It's okay.
40:56I thought I picked up on a little something
40:58the other night.
40:59Some tension in the medical suite, Dr. Odyssey?
41:04Absolutely not.
41:06It's a love fest, sir.
41:07Good.
41:09I love hearing that.
41:11Love is in the air.
41:13Just not too thickly or quickly.
41:20Love fests are interesting.
41:22About the other day.
41:23I shouldn't have done that.
41:25I enjoyed it, but I shouldn't have done it.
41:27And I am your superior, so...
41:29We're good.
41:30Won't happen again.
41:32You were great this week.
41:34The real emergency doctor, on it.
41:36And, uh, yeah, we're good.
41:38Won't happen again.
41:40Besides, you'll have plenty of other distractions next week.
41:43It's singles week.
41:45It's singles week?
41:47Is every week a theme?
41:57You
41:59You
42:01You
42:03You
42:05You
42:07You
42:09You
42:11You
42:13You
42:15You
42:17You
42:19You
42:27You
42:29You