Dr. Martin EllinghamAll right, Caroline, I'm going to give you an injection.
Danny Steel[gets down on one knee, hands clasped together] I'm saying a prayer for you, Caroline.
Dr. Martin Ellingham[eyeing Danny] Just a little prick.
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Joan NortonLook, Marty, you do realise that the villagers are dusting off their pitchforks, don't you?
Dr. Martin EllinghamYes. Exactly how many generations ago did the inbreeding start with these people?
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Dr. Martin EllinghamBert, it's been a long day. Take two aspirin and insult me in the morning.
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Dr. Martin EllinghamIs there anyone here who has a genuine medical problem?
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Elaine DenhamI'm sorry. I cannot tolerate imbeciles.
Dr. Martin EllinghamElaine, when we agreed you'd start at 8:30, you did realise I meant AM.
Elaine DenhamBuying biscuits at the supermarket, right, and this bimbo won't let me through on six items or less. All baps up to here and stick-on nails she was. Get this--
Dr. Martin EllinghamI tried to, but that woman shushed me.
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Dr. Martin Ellingham[on telephone] Richard Morris, ENT. Dr Ellingham, I have a patient who needs an urgent laryngoscopy. Yes, that is my opinion.
[to the dog who is rooting around in the bin]
Dr. Martin EllinghamStop it! Stop it!
[into phone]
Dr. Martin EllinghamWell, because I'm a doctor and he's a smoker with a lump in his neck. Would you like the tumour to write to you?
[the dog now has his head in the bin; Martin shouts]
Dr. Martin EllinghamWill you get out of that bin?
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Louisa GlassonThis is Miss Glasson from the school, Mrs Richards. I'm just checking on Bobby. Oh, dear, well, I'm sure the doctor will, he's...
Dr. Martin Ellingham[grabs phone from Louisa] Mrs Richards? Dr Ellingham here. Is his temperature still elevated? Right, I'm on my way, what's the address? Yep. Yep. I'll be with you in 15 minutes.