Showing posts with label Dr. John W. Thackery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. John W. Thackery. Show all posts

This is it. This is all we are.

This is it. This is all we are.

This is it. This is all we are.

It's very simple. You either do it my way or you can excuse yourselves and I'll go it alone.

It's very simple. You either do it my way or you can excuse yourselves and I'll go it alone.

It's very simple. You either do it my way or you can excuse yourselves and I'll go it alone.

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.: 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.

Abigail Alford: Are you surprised? Dr. John W. Thackery: Not a bit. Abigail Alford: Well, that's because nothing surprises you. Dr. John W. Thackery: Because I've never loved anyone but you.

Abigail Alford: Are you surprised? Dr. John W. Thackery: Not a bit. Abigail Alford: Well, that's because nothing surprises you. Dr. John W. Thackery: Because I've never loved anyone but you.

Abigail Alford: Are you surprised?
Dr. John W. Thackery: Not a bit.
Abigail Alford: Well, that's because nothing surprises you.
Dr. John W. Thackery: Because I've never loved anyone but you.

Dr. John W. Thackery: You want this man to stay, this is now a fight you fight alone. Dr. Algernon Edwards: I didn't expect it to be any other way. Dr. John W. Thackery: Is this a provocation? Dr. Algernon Edwards: No, it's the future. You think it's here too early and I think it's here too late.

Dr. John W. Thackery: You want this man to stay, this is now a fight you fight alone. Dr. Algernon Edwards: I didn't expect it to be any other way. Dr. John W. Thackery: Is this a provocation? Dr. Algernon Edwards: No, it's the future. You think it's here too early and I think it's here too late.

Dr. John W. Thackery: You want this man to stay, this is now a fight you fight alone.
Dr. Algernon Edwards: I didn't expect it to be any other way.
Dr. John W. Thackery: Is this a provocation?
Dr. Algernon Edwards: No, it's the future. You think it's here too early and I think it's here too late.

I'm not looking to make history with their transfusion. I want to make history with their survival.

I'm not looking to make history with their transfusion. I want to make history with their survival.

I'm not looking to make history with their transfusion. I want to make history with their survival.

Dr. John W. Thackery: Wendell, when you next look at this liquid, you will realize that it's not whiskey you've been drinking your whole life, but your mother's feces. Dr. Algernon Edwards: Sometimes this comes a bit too easily to you.

Dr. John W. Thackery: Wendell, when you next look at this liquid, you will realize that it's not whiskey you've been drinking your whole life, but your mother's feces. Dr. Algernon Edwards: Sometimes this comes a bit too easily to you.

Dr. John W. Thackery: Wendell, when you next look at this liquid, you will realize that it's not whiskey you've been drinking your whole life, but your mother's feces.
Dr. Algernon Edwards: Sometimes this comes a bit too easily to you.

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. 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.

It'll be good if there's a doctor in the room so I can revive them once they discover your proposed patient is a Negro.

It'll be good if there's a doctor in the room so I can revive them once they discover your proposed patient is a Negro.

It'll be good if there's a doctor in the room so I can revive them once they discover your proposed patient is a Negro.

Dr. John W. Thackery: If one could suggest to someone who was hypnotized to do all sorts of humorous feats, then why not use it for something more practical? Change people's perception. Curb their addiction. Dr. Algernon Edwards: I've heard crazier ideas. In this room, actually.

Dr. John W. Thackery: If one could suggest to someone who was hypnotized to do all sorts of humorous feats, then why not use it for something more practical? Change people's perception. Curb their addiction. Dr. Algernon Edwards: I've heard crazier ideas. In this room, actually.

Dr. John W. Thackery: If one could suggest to someone who was hypnotized to do all sorts of humorous feats, then why not use it for something more practical? Change people's perception. Curb their addiction.
Dr. Algernon Edwards: I've heard crazier ideas. In this room, actually.

Virginity is a man's idea meant to shame.

Virginity is a man's idea meant to shame.
Virginity is a man's idea meant to shame.

Monsignor Joseph Mills Lawlor: Addiction a disease? I've never heard of anything so absurd. Addiction is a failure of personal morality. Dr. John W. Thackery: I'd like to test that theory. I'd happily inject you with cocaine and heroin for a week and see if your morals and character is still intact.

Monsignor Joseph Mills Lawlor: Addiction a disease? I've never heard of anything so absurd. Addiction is a failure of personal morality. Dr. John W. Thackery: I'd like to test that theory. I'd happily inject you with cocaine and heroin for a week and see if your morals and character is still intact.
Monsignor Joseph Mills Lawlor: Addiction a disease? I've never heard of anything so absurd. Addiction is a failure of personal morality.
Dr. John W. Thackery: I'd like to test that theory. I'd happily inject you with cocaine and heroin for a week and see if your morals and character is still intact.