Turk: Here's the situation. Your son is stable, his vitals are good. But the damage to his spine was quite severe so there's a strong possibility that he could-
Mr. Hill: He really loved that car. The one he had the accident in. He was always cleaning it. Driving it around with the top down.
Turk: Okay, hum Rich, the problem with spinal cord injuries-
Mr. Hill: Do you have any kids, Dr. Turk?
Turk: Yeah, I do. I've got a daughter.
Mr. Hill: They grew up fast. You know, when Mickey was 12, he was a hell of a football player.
Turk: Rich, I'm trying to talk to you about your son. Here's the-
Mr. Hill: Yeah. I know you're trying to talk to me about my son. When they brought Mike in, I saw them poking at his fingers and toes, asking if he felt it. Dr. Turk, I have a pit in my stomach because I'm afraid you've come here to tell me my boy is going to be paralyzed. Tell me it isn't true.
Turk: We're not exactly certain of that yet.
Mr. Hill: You're his doctor, what do you think?
Turk: [laughs] Oh my God, I'm so sorry. Listen, just something really funny jumped into my head.
Mr. Hill: What? Tell me.
Turk: You remember when the gopher starts to dance in Caddyshack?