1:06:01
Yeah, it doesn't happen often.
Fortunately, I had nothing urgent.
1:06:06
Nothing urgent? A patient
who may be dying isn't urgent?
1:06:11
What?
- Look, all I can say is,
1:06:14
I have never been so disillusioned
with anyone in my whole life.
1:06:19
And you may as well know the truth:
I'm taking you off the case.
1:06:25
You're taking me off what case?
- That's right.
1:06:28
I guess I've been
out in the hot sun too long.
1:06:32
The fact that you
didn't want to tell me is one thing.
1:06:35
But to go off and leave George
when he's...
1:06:40
dying.
1:06:41
Oh, Ralph!
- Did I hear you right, Judy?
1:06:45
Did you say George was dying?
- Oh, stop it, Ralph!
1:06:49
I know all about it. I'm flying
him to the Mayo Clinic tomorrow.
1:06:55
But...
1:07:02
Ralph Morrissey, how can you laugh
at a time like this?
1:07:05
I've encountered hypochondriacs
in my time, but never one like him!
1:07:13
Ralph,
you mean it isn't true?
1:07:16
He had a complete check-up
just two weeks ago. - I know.
1:07:20
George Kimball will outlive us all,
unless he worries himself to death.
1:07:23
Then there's nothing wrong with him?
- Absolutely nothing.
1:07:26
I told him that
in my office on Friday.
1:07:31
Oh, how could he do this to me?
Why would he say he's dying?
1:07:36
I don't know.
I'm not a psychiatrist.
1:07:39
But, boy, they make a fortune!
- What possible reason could he have?
1:07:43
Well, maybe... I don't know!
- Why did he say a thing like this?
1:07:55
Oh. Of course...
1:07:58
Of course!
- What? - I'll tell you why.