:19:12
- Your dad's gonna be okay.
- He's not my dad.
:19:15
Oh, I'm sorry.
Your granddad's gonna be okay.
:19:18
Oh, thank you so much.
:19:20
We're not related.
:19:22
- He's a friend.
- Sorry.
:19:24
I'm Dr. Mercer.
:19:27
Mr. Sanborn did have
a mild heart attack.
:19:29
I gave him something
to dissolve the clot, and it worked.
:19:32
He's very lucky.
:19:34
Another half-hour, I don't...
I don't know if this would have worked.
:19:41
This was very intense.
:19:43
- He's doing great.
- Yeah.
:19:45
I gave him something
to help him sleep.
:19:47
It might make him a little loopy at first
but then it should knock him out.
:19:51
- You're Mrs. Sanborn?
- No! Oh, no. No, I'm just...
:19:55
No, I'm Erica Barry.
:19:56
He had dinner at our house.
I met him this afternoon.
:19:59
You're Erica Barry?
:20:01
- Yes.
- The playwright?
:20:03
- Yes.
- What a pleasure. I'm a huge fan.
:20:07
- Really?
- Huge fan.
:20:08
Thank you.
:20:10
Wow!
:20:14
Thanks.
:20:18
Thank you, doctor.
:20:21
- Erica. Green tea.
- Oh! That's hot.
:20:24
- Thank you.
- You're welcome. May I?
:20:26
Yeah. Yeah, sure. Yeah.
:20:28
This is very sweet of you.
:20:31
In med school you learn what keeps
you up without making you nuts.
:20:35
You know I heard you had a house
in the Hamptons.
:20:38
I am a big fan. I've seen every play
you've ever written.
:20:41
Some were written before your time.
There's some Marin's never seen.
:20:44
No, I'm pretty sure I've seen
them all.
:20:47
- I saw the last one twice.
- Julian, a walk-in may need stitches.
:20:50
Okay, thanks.
:20:52
I'll check on Mr. Sanborn.
:20:53
If he's asleep, you might want some
shuteye. Come back in the morning.
:20:57
Great to meet you, Erica. Ladies.