ER Season 4 Episode 4

Benton: You know what, Carter? You don't want to be treated like my student? Stop seeking my approval.

Corday: You have another surgery?
Benton: Yeah. An emergency spleenectomy just came in.
Corday: I thought you'd left.
Benton: I did.
Corday: Here, I'll do it. You should go.
Benton: No, no, no, no. I got it.
Corday: Don't be so stubborn. It's your baby's first day home. I, on the other hand, have no life.
Benton: Look, I appreciate it, but it's okay.
Corday: You should take advantage of my generosity when it comes around. Trust me. You'll see it rarely.

Jeanie: I waited as long as I could to put in that chest tube. I didn't have a choice.
Kerry: He had rib fractures. You could have cut yourself and bled inside his chest.
Jeanie: But I didn't.
Kerry: We agreed you wouldn't put your hands into any cavities.
Jeanie: What was I supposed to do?
Kerry: Walk away.
Jeanie: He would have died.
Kerry: That's the risk you assume for your patients while you continue working here with HIV.

Corday: You know, you certainly managed to surprise me this morning, and that doesn't happen often.
Benton: What do you mean?
Corday: I like to think I can read people well, but I certainly didn't have you pegged as a family man.
Benton: Why not?
Corday: Most surgical residents aren't. And you strike me as ambitious, driven. I wonder how you'll manage it. Lovely wife, though.
Benton: Actually, she's not my wife.
Corday: Well, there you go. You surprised me again.

Anna: How could you go out with that guy?
Carol: What guy?
Anna: Ross. Didn't you use to date him? I mean if he's that patronizing to me, I can't imagine what it's like to go out with him.
Carol: He's seen that patient before. She's comfortable with him.
Anna: Yeah, because he's a man.
Carol: Well, some people are old-fashioned.
Kerry: Doug has difficulty dealing with strong women.
Carol: I don't know about that.
Kerry: If he can't charm or vilify you, he's lost.
Carol: That's not true.

Mark: Doug, have you seen Carol?
Doug: Yeah; about 5'6", pretty, packs an attitude...

(Doug is trying to get on a pair of roller blades)
Carol: How's it going, Doug? Need some duct tape?
Doug: So, is that what this is? An ego check?
Carol: No, no, no, no, no. This is about spending time together.
Doug: Well, I can think of better activities.
Carol: I like to keep you a little off balance.
Doug: Sorry to disappoint you, Carol, but... (he stands up shakily and tries to get his balance) you underestimate me!
Carol: I don't think so.
Doug: It's easy. It's like ice skating.
Carol: Until you have to stop.
Doug: Ah! That's what lamp posts are for.
Carol: Doug, your helmet. (she tries to put it on his head)
Doug: Uh uh, no. No helmet.
Carol: Safety first.
Doug: No, no, no! You're not wearing a helmet.
Carol: I know what I'm doing.
Doug: No! It'll mess up the 'do!
Carol: You wear that on purpose?
Doug: Just skate, Tonya.
Carol: Alright, Mr. Crash.
Doug: Crash? I'm not gonna cra- (he falls down)