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Clips from Dr. Ken - Episode #2.15 (S02E02)

"when I dropped Dave off at oboe practice."
Dr. Ken
"Clarinet."
Dr. Ken
"Shh! You're embarrassing me in front of Danny Willis!"
Dr. Ken
"So, um..."
Dr. Ken
"So, yeah, so, you know, what are you guys studying, man?"
Dr. Ken
"AP Bio?"
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"A baller with brains?"
Dr. Ken
"The Steph Curry of science, too?!"
Dr. Ken
"Well, he can't start studying"
Dr. Ken
"until you get yourself under control!"
Dr. Ken
"Am I in his lap?"
Dr. Ken
"Not yet."
Dr. Ken
"Anyway, bro, good luck at the championship game Friday."
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"Wolfpack rules!"
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"Westbrook sucks!"
Dr. Ken
"Well, it's official."
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"Connor and I are living together."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, that's right! He moved in today."
Dr. Ken
"- Congrats! - Thanks."
Dr. Ken
""Home is where the heart is" without it being super-sad."
Dr. Ken
"I remember when Ken and I moved in together."
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"He used to leave little love notes for me."
Dr. Ken
"I still leave you notes."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, right."
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"This was on my pillow last night."
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""Don't use the downstairs toilet.""
Dr. Ken
"Turn it over. There's more."
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""Seriously... don't.""
Dr. Ken
"Hmm."
Dr. Ken
"Molly said Danny Willis hurt his ankle at practice today"
Dr. Ken
"and is wondering if I could take a look at him."
Dr. Ken
"You're pretty booked this afternoon."
Dr. Ken
"Damona, I said "Chyah!""
Dr. Ken
"It's Danny Willis!"
Dr. Ken
"Does Wolfpack pride mean nothing to you?"
Dr. Ken
"Hey, Pat..."
Dr. Ken
"Are you making coffee?"
Dr. Ken
"Oh, no."
Dr. Ken
"All right, you caught me."
Dr. Ken
"Don't tell anyone."
Dr. Ken
"I brought my baby to work."
Dr. Ken
"I saw one of those in Italy."
Dr. Ken
"So you enjoy cappuccino?"
Dr. Ken
"I don't know, sometimes it's better to be asleep."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, my God."
Dr. Ken
"This is literally the best coffee I've ever had."
Dr. Ken
"See, my coffee is robust and flavorful,"
Dr. Ken
"but not a lot of people feel the same about my personality."
Dr. Ken
"That's ridiculous."
Dr. Ken
"you're delightful."
Dr. Ken
"Really?"
Dr. Ken
"Absolutely."
Dr. Ken
"Thank you."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, um..."
Dr. Ken
"No, I swear to God."
Dr. Ken
"Ken and I searched all over the house for Dave's pajamas"
Dr. Ken
"He is a tiny, childlike man."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, gosh! I got to get back to work!"
Dr. Ken
"Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait."
Dr. Ken
"Thank you."
Dr. Ken
"All right."
Dr. Ken
"All right."
Dr. Ken
"Same time tomorrow?"
Dr. Ken
"Oh, screw it. He can Uber."
Dr. Ken
"Does this hurt?"
Dr. Ken
"A little."
Dr. Ken
"Push, push."
Dr. Ken
"So, about the championship game Friday?"
Dr. Ken
"Yeah, I have some bad news..."
Dr. Ken
"for Westbrook High, because you gonna play in that game, son."
Dr. Ken
"It's just a contusion, not a sprain."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, thank God."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, please... Call me Dr. Park."
Dr. Ken
"Hey, thank me when you're in the NBA..."
Dr. Ken
"Or tickets or... I don't know,"
Dr. Ken
"make me part of your entourage."
Dr. Ken
"Hey."
Dr. Ken
"Danny, can you reach your fingers"
Dr. Ken
"Is something wrong?"
Dr. Ken
"Hey, buddy, do you mind hanging around a little while longer?"
Dr. Ken
"Oh, damn! What smells so good?"
Dr. Ken
"No! No!"
Dr. Ken
"What?! No."
Dr. Ken
"Uh-huh, uh-huh. I know that coffee anywhere."
Dr. Ken
"When we were together,"
Dr. Ken
"Pat used to make that for me every morning."
Dr. Ken
"I stayed with him for an extra month"
Dr. Ken
"just for those cappuccinos."
Dr. Ken
"Are you hooking up with Pat?"
Dr. Ken
"He just brought his espresso machine to work."
Dr. Ken
"No, no, no! But you can't say anything!"
Dr. Ken
"I told him I wouldn't tell anyone."
Dr. Ken
"No."
Dr. Ken
"Ohh!"
Dr. Ken
"Okay, y-you can have a sip of mine."
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"Oh, damn!"
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"- Wow! - I'm so sorry!"
Dr. Ken
"That's messed up, Allison!"
Dr. Ken
"You can't... Please. Eh, deh, deh, deh, deh!"
Dr. Ken
"I don't even need you. I don't even need you."
Dr. Ken
"Pat's out of the office all afternoon,"
Dr. Ken
"and I've got the keys to everybody's office."
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"No! No, no, no, no!"
Dr. Ken
"You want a refill?"
Dr. Ken
"Let's do this."
Dr. Ken
"So, based on my exam, I heard a loud heart murmur,"
Dr. Ken
"and I noticed the length of his fingers,"
Dr. Ken
"Here's the bottom line..."
Dr. Ken
"I suspect he may have something called Marfan syndrome."
Dr. Ken
"Marfan syndrome?"
Dr. Ken
"from engaging in rigorous physical activity."
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"Which is why I'm ordering an echocardiogram"
Dr. Ken
"But until then..."
Dr. Ken
"But it's too big a risk."
Dr. Ken
"and its surrounding blood vessels,"
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"and playing basketball could result in cardiac arrest."
Dr. Ken
"Whoa, whoa. We came in for his ankle."
Dr. Ken
"Now you're talking about cardiac arrest?"
Dr. Ken
"I've been playing since I was little."
Dr. Ken
"And he's never had an issue."
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