Doctor at Large
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1:30:02
Good day to you.
1:30:04
(Elephant trumpets)
1:30:07
- Hello, Joy.
- Hello, Tony.

1:30:09
Well, why so glum?
Where are you off to?

1:30:12
To Spratt, to get the sack.
1:30:14
- Join me.
- You've got another job already?

1:30:17
Private personal physician
to the Maharajah of Branda.

1:30:21
I'm starting a clinic for his girls.
1:30:24
Well, if you need any elephants,
Joy has a contact.

1:30:28
By the way, I've given Lady Howkins'
15,000 to St Swithin's.

1:30:31
Tell them to stuff...
some pillows with it.

1:30:34
(Growls) That's nice, isn't it?
See you in the pub.

1:30:38
That's old Benskin fixed up.
Heaven help India.

1:30:41
What'll you do now?
1:30:43
Go back to GP, end up in
Middlesbrough with feet and ringworm.

1:30:47
- Someone's got to do it.
- Be you soon.

1:30:49
- No, it won't.
- What?

1:30:51
- You were right. I've given up.
- Joy!

1:30:54
My student days are over.
1:30:57
What will you do?
Go back to nursing or something?

1:31:00
I might.
I think I've rather lost the thing.

1:31:04
I'm a bit sick of hospitals.
I might do private nursing.

1:31:07
Some old rich woman
eating her head off in Monte Carlo.

1:31:11
That would be fun.
1:31:13
Palm trees, sunshine,
Greek millionaires...

1:31:16
- Somehow they don't appeal to me.
- You must be dotty.

1:31:20
What on earth's the matter
with Monte Carlo?

1:31:23
It's too far from Middlesbrough.
1:31:26
I'll wait for you in the hall.
1:31:30
- (Knock)
- Come.

1:31:38
Dr Sparrow, I do not enjoy being
hauled out of bed at 3am,

1:31:43
made to drive through a cloudburst
to see a sicked-up surgical saw.

1:31:47
I understand, Sir Lancelot.
I apologise.

1:31:50
I do not accept your apology.
1:31:52
This is not the first time
our paths have crossed unhappily.

1:31:55
- No, sir.
- Then, let's ensure it is the last.

1:31:58
I assume you mean
my dismissal from the hospital?


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