J.D.: [v.o.] We did all we could over the next few days to keep the transplant patients going, but odds were against us. First we lost Mrs. Sykes. And then Mr. Dennison. And I knew that Dr. Cox needed me the exact same way that I needed him earlier.
J.D.: Hey. Hungry?
Dr. Cox: No.
J.D.: I guess our lunch was kind of a one time thing, huh? There's no way you could have seen that coming. I mean, rabies? Come on. There's like three reported cases a year. In fact, testing for it would've been irresponsible. You would've wasted time those people didn't have.
Dr. Cox: I was obsessed with getting those organs.
J.D.: You had to be. The fact is that those people were gonna die in a number of hours and you had to make a call. I would've made the same call.
Dr. Cox: Yeah?
J.D.: Yes. And I got us lunch, and I think we should eat it.
J.D.: [v.o.] Right then, I knew I was gonna pull him out of this. But unfortunately sometimes the hospital picks a day where it's just gonna pile it on.
Dr. Cox: [both pagers beeping] Oh, God. Come on.