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Thank you so much. This is also what Melendez said at the end, isn't it?

Hello. Can someone help me? My DVR froze for a few seconds and I missed what happened at the end of one scene. Just after Melendez tells the rich patient they had cut out some of his nerves... The patient says "It doesn't matter, because {...} " That's the part I lost. What did he say and why did it piss Melendez off so much? Thanks. Transferring Shaun to pathology reminds me of the really bad doctor on Scrubs (name escapes me) who ended up transferring to the morgue and was very successful there :)

They appear to live in a walk up, probably a 6-story building, but not sure what floor they live on. So if someone was coming up the stairs, they could be there quickly.

I am trying to tell myself it's only a tv show, but I still don't get how Annalise gets a new, often high-profile case each week and has the whole jury selection/trial/outcome all within that same week. It wouldn't be so obvious except that each episode we are given the time line (six weeks earlier, five weeks earlier, etc).

Someone mentioned the DePalma film Sisters last week, that is one that I saw as a young teen and stuck with me -- and I believe Dot's dream was another homage to that film... the scene was almost identical, at least to my memory, except I think in Sisters, it was an axe and not a saw...

I thought they were vomiting from the combination of the fact of the conjoined twins PLUS the injury.