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Carter is concerned when he learns that Abby is drinking socially when the girls from work get together. Abby however doesn't appreciate his concern. Dr. Weaver embarrasses herself on television. Michael Gallant is frustrated when the resident cardiac specialist, Dr. Kayson, dismisses his diagnosis of a patient who subsequently dies. Dr. Pratt decides to report an Army Ranger who tried to commit suicide even though Gallant had decided to give the soldier the benefit of the doubt. Dr. Corday has deal with a severely injured woman who is more concerned about her Alzheimer's afflicted husband. Dr. Kovac's sex-addiction extends to having sex in a supply room with a young patient's mother. Written by
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Trivia
The title is based on the song "Walk Like a Man" written by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio, recorded by
The Four Seasons and reached #1 on the Billboard Charts for three weeks starting March 2, 1963.
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Quotes
[
Abby takes a dead fish out of the fish tank]
Nurse Abby Lockhart:
Time of death: 7:36 AM
Dr. John Carter:
Aw, your fish coded?
Nurse Abby Lockhart:
Yep, third time this week. Every afternoon I restock the little pond here, and every morning it's like the Exxon Valdez came through.
Dr. John Carter:
You can get somebody else to do this for you.
Nurse Abby Lockhart:
Well, I'm committed.
Dr. John Carter:
Committed fish killer.
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Abby drops the fish into Carter's coffee cup]
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Walk Like a Man (1987)
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