Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: My Lord. Dr. John W. Thackery: You do realize the patient is conscious, don't you, Bertie? Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: I was marveling at the technology. Dr. John W. Thackery: Zinberg taught you to tell the truth. I taught you to lie. Seems like neither of us did a very good job.

Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: My Lord.
Dr. John W. Thackery: You do realize the patient is conscious, don't you, Bertie?
Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: I was marveling at the technology.
Dr. John W. Thackery: Zinberg taught you to tell the truth. I taught you to lie. Seems like neither of us did a very good job.

Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: I need the speed of this place. Of you. Dr. John W. Thackery: Maybe I've changed. Perhaps I'm not as reckless and fast as you remember.

Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: I need the speed of this place. Of you.
Dr. John W. Thackery: Maybe I've changed. Perhaps I'm not as reckless and fast as you remember.

Dr. Levi Zinberg: I'm not running a circus. There are no high-wire acts here. Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: But sometimes there needs to be. Sometimes risks have to be taken.

 

Dr. Levi Zinberg: I'm not running a circus. There are no high-wire acts here.
Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: But sometimes there needs to be. Sometimes risks have to be taken.

Things always look worse at the beginning.

Things always look worse at the beginning.

Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: How long have you been working in here? Dr. John W. Thackery: What day is it? Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: Strictly speaking, it's Monday morning. Dr. John W. Thackery: Two days.

Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: How long have you been working in here?
Dr. John W. Thackery: What day is it?
Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.: Strictly speaking, it's Monday morning.
Dr. John W. Thackery: Two days.