Lucy: [v.o.] I knew I'd just changed Alan's life, but I wasn't gonna make a big deal out of it.
[fantasy: TV promo:]
TV Announcer: [v.o.] Lifetime presents Antonio Sabato Jr. as Alan the Drunk. A man this broken...
Antonio Sabato Jr.: I'm just really broken.
TV Announcer: Needs a woman this strong.
Lucy: You can do this, Alan. [bottle shatters]
TV Announcer: With a mentor who cares so much.
J.D.: God, I care so much.
Antonio Sabato Jr.: I guess this is good-bye.
Lucy: No, we can't.
Antonio Sabato Jr.: I know you're a doctor.
Lucy: I'm a med student, damn it.
Antonio Sabato Jr.: Lucy...
Lucy: Shh.
TV Announcer: "Courage to Heal: The Lucy Bennett Story".
[reality:]
Lucy: [v.o.] Antonio Sabato Jr., my safely ethnic dreamboat.

Lucy: [v.o.] Flapjacks! Oh, thank God. I thought I was late for Dr. Cox's class. That would be the biggest mistake I could make.
Cole: Damn, girl. That was a workout.
Lucy: [v.o.] Okay, second biggest.
Cole: You know, normally, I like to sleep in, but part of me is an early riser.
Lucy: Wow. This should not have happened. Again. Not that it wasn't nice. You have small but surprisingly powerful hands. And almost no beard. It's like you were created in a lab for a woman's pleasure.
Cole: The thing about Cole is that-
Lucy: No, no. No third person.

Lucy: [v.o.] I'm always psyched when Dr. D. asks me to swing by for office hours.
[J.D. and Lucy are sitting in a tree]
J.D.: So tell me, how's school going?
Lucy: Well, my hair is falling out in clumps, but that's not necessarily stress. I am getting older.

Lucy: Oh. Dr. Mahoney.
Denise: Hey, I need to talk. [enters Lucy's room] Oh, my God. Were you raised by horses?
Lucy: No.
Lucy: [v.o.] I wish.
Lucy: I was just studying.
Cole: What's up, shorty?
Lucy: And fornicating. Cole, get back under the horse blanket, please.
Cole: I was thinking that maybe the three of us-
Lucy: Cole, horse blanket.

Lucy: I still think you should do it, but I'll talk to Ryan.
Denise: Good.
Lucy: And another thing. I do love horses. They are God's most majestic creatures. If they could talk, they would be so very wise.

Lucy: [v.o.] Being in med school Is kinda like being in basic training, and the professors are like drill sergeants. Some rule with an iron fist.
Dr. Cox: Do you feel the spit raining down on your face, maggot?! And will you ever forget the excessive production of saliva is a condition known as Sia-lor-rhea! Sialorrhea! Huh!
Lucy: Sir, no, sir!
Lucy: [v.o.] Others carry a big stick.
J.D.: You wanna become a doctor? Well, you're gonna have to work. Work your little scrubs off.
Lucy: is this the speech from Fame?
J.D.: You want fame? Well, fame costs.
Lucy: [v.o.] Our only hope for getting through it, teamwork. Unfortunately, we all just looked out for ourselves.

Cole: You guys coming to my party?
Lucy: Yes. I cannot wait to wear a dress and have a reason to actually shave again. It is like the friin' amazon down there.
Lucy: [v.o.] Too far, too far, too far.

Lucy: What is your birth date? Probably just find that in the chart. Uh... How about are you married? Okay. Do you think that when bears hibernate, they have super long dreams?
Paul: What?
Lucy: You spoke. I got you! Now you owe me an answer. You know, tit for tat, which, by the way, is a horrible expression. It sounds pornographic.
Paul: Listen, girlie, I'm not interested In answering a bunch of stupid questions off of a form, so why don't you just leave me the hell alone?
Lucy: Great.

Lucy: I can't believe you came back.
Cole: It wasn't my idea. Denise made me.
Drew: How'd you get him to talk?
Paul: We had a conversation. All hot stuff here did was ask questions off a form.
Drew: Are you, uh, choosing to smile and ignore the insult 'cause he called you "hot stuff"? Attagirl.

Paul: In war, you have to make the hard choices, so I shot the man. But I'll never forget his face.
Cole: No way. You wasted a dude? Hey, my buddy killed a guy once. Backed right over him in a mini mall. It was crazy.
Drew: Yeah, that's the same.
Lucy: I can't believe you were our age when all that happened.
Paul: Yeah, you and me, both. Some of our guys never made it home. The rest of us tried to keep in touch, but, you know, life gets in the way. I haven't seen any of them for years, but I think about them all the time. You know, when you spend the hardest time in your life with a group of people, you're bonded forever.