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Kerry: The food was terrible. The music stinks. The drinks are watered down. But you sure know how to throw a great party. Mark: Thank you. Kerry: You're welcome.

Mark: Each day we work together as a family. Because we're a family, it's no secret that it's been a rough year for me. So I want to thank each of you for helping me through some hard times. You stuck by me when I needed you. And you've given your best to make our ER a place that we can all be proud of. So thanks for being my family. I couldn't have made it without you.

Kerry: Carol, are your meatballs frozen? Carol: I think they're just a little cold. Doug: (looking at his plate) What is this? Carter: Jerry says it's called pyttipanna. Anna: What's that? Carter: I have no idea.

Lydia: What are you wearing tonight? Connie: My velvet dress. Lydia: The one you wore last year? Connie: I didn't pass out and rip mine in the parking lot like someone I know.

Doug: Alright. (whispers in Carol's ear) Now be honest with me. Think I have what it takes to be an attending? Carol: Of course you do. (Carol hands Doug a slice of orange) Doug: Thank you! Think of me as diplomatic? Carol: What does that have to do with that? Doug: Answer the question. Carol: Well, it's not the first word that springs to mind, no. Doug: What would the first word be that would spring to mind. Carol: Um... (Carol pauses to think) Stubborn... (Doug chuckles) opinionated... (Doug chuckles) insouciant... (Doug chuckles; Carol kisses Doug) Doug: Insouciant?!?! Carol: Look it up. (Carol walks away; Doug continues to chuckle) NOTE: insouciant means "free from concern, worry, or anxiety; carefree; nonchalant."

Romano: Hey, Greene! I guess you've got some stones after all. You're the boss.

Carter: (about Dr. Del Amico) I wouldn't want to ruin a good friendship. Carol: That's lame, Carter. Ask her out.

Benton: (To Corday) Let me tell you something about Morgenstern. He's taught me more than all the other attendings combined.