ER, season 6

Vanilla Latte Boy: Warm milk is nasty. Carol: Really? And what are you having? Vanilla Latte Boy: Double tall vanilla latte. Carol: A latte. Don't you know that coffee stunts your growth? Vanilla Latte Boy: That is so not true! Carol: Do your parents let you drink it? Vanilla Latte Boy: What are you, the coffee police?

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Elizabeth: [on finding Mark at the batting cage] So this is what American males do to vent their anger and frustrations. Mark: Figured a Romano-Weaver double homicide was overkill.

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Lucy: Dr. Finch, do you always jog to work? Cleo: It's only four miles. Kerry: Kind of makes you want to dislike her, doesn't it?

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Vanilla Latte Boy: I don't get this. You're a regular doctor... Luka: Yes. Vanilla Latte Boy: But you don't work here. Luka: No, I do work here, but only when they need me. I'm what they call a "Moonlighter." Vanilla Latte Boy: Because you're from another country? Luka: No, because I only work here from time to time, when they need me. Vanilla Latte Boy: And they needed you today because of the truck crash! Luka: [sighs] No. I'm here because one of the regular doctors... Vanilla Latte Boy: I thought you said you were one of the regular doctors. Luka: I just fill in when someone else is absent. Vanilla Latte Boy: Oh, I get it! You're like a sub! Luka: A sub...? Yeah, yeah. I'm a sub. Vanilla Latte Boy: What kind of accent is that? Luka: [sighs again] Thick!

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Carol: So, you took that little girl in to see her mother? Luka: Yes. Carol: Even though Dr. Weaver and Dr. Greene didn't think it was a good idea? Luka: Oh, mostly they're not sure if I'm a good doctor. Carol: Why do you say that? This is like the second or third time you've worked here, isn't it? Luka: Yeah. Enough time for them to stop calling me Dr. Kovac. You know, when people are not sure, they tend to keep things more formal. I hope you will be happy enough with your sutures to call me Luka. I took the girl in because, uh, children need to know, need to see, even if what they see is not good. It's still better than being in the dark, you know? Having... that kind of fear.

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Lucy: Dr. Dave, how much should I lower his O2? Dave: Oh, I don't know. Crank it down. If he turns blue, crank it up. Lucy: You're kidding, right? Dave: No. Purple ain't good.

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