General Hospital: Night Shift

Regina: Hey, I don't know if you heard, but, uh, Stacey Sloan just died. Leyla: And naturally you couldn't wait to come and tell me. Regina: I understand why this case is so important to you. Leyla: Stop it! You don't like me. You basically accused me of killing Mrs. Storch, based on... for God knows what and... and now you're thrilled that the patient I left in the elevator just died. Regina: Hey, I'm a nurse. I regret any loss of life. And if you're feeling guilty for screwing up, don't take it out on me! Leyla: You're not a nurse... yet, any more than I am. In fact, your grades are lower than mine, which pretty much explains your whole pathetic agenda. Regina: I'm sorry I ever wasted five seconds feeling sorry for you. You deserve to crash and burn, you stuck-up b****!

Spinelli: Um, excuse me, where... where... where are you taking the Charmed One? Jason: He means the baby. Nurse: Dr. Scorpio wants her there when the mother regains consciousness. Jason: Charmed One? Spinelli: What? Yeah, as if protected by supernatural forces. Yeah, I mean, despite the direst of circumstances, the Charmed One was triumphant. They really did a better job cleaning her up than we did, didn't they? Jason: Yeah, she looks good. Spinelli: You know, we really have to work on expanding your limited vocabulary.

Ms. Sneed: This was a well-intentioned effort, but it has obviously failed. Andy: Excuse me, Ms. Sneed, I don't think... Ms. Sneed: Dr. Archer, Dr. Behar is requesting you for an appendectomy in OR 3. And Dr. Lee, they are overloaded in... Andy: Look, listen up, Sneed! We are not going anywhere! Ms. Sneed: We are understaffed in the ER! There's an entire neonatal team... Robin: We are trying to save a mother and child that are in there! Ms. Sneed: That mother and child are already dead. Dr. Ford: Ms. Sneed! Ms. Sneed, have you taken a medical degree when I wasn't looking?

Epiphany: Dr. Ford approved Dr. Scorpio's plan to have personnel and equipment waiting for Ms. Sloan and her baby when they were brought off the elevator. Mr. Sanders: Is that standard procedure? Epiphany: There wasn't anything "standard" about the procedure tonight.