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Clips from Dr. Ken - A Day in the Life (S02E02)

"the doctor they intend to focus on."
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"Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God."
Dr. Ken
"Ohh, my God!"
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"I said yes because, well, you know,"
Dr. Ken
"Dr. Park always behaves as if he's on..."
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"The director will be here first thing Monday with her film crew."
Dr. Ken
"- Why not Monday? - It's my birthday!"
Dr. Ken
"Ohh!"
Dr. Ken
"This is too much!"
Dr. Ken
"Bear in mind they will want to speak"
Dr. Ken
"to the rest of us, as well."
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"And who can blame them?"
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"some people over here..."
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"in front of the camera."
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"It was like I married the Tin Man."
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"to provide top-notch care to our patients"
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"in a friendly and efficient environment."
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"So not a typical day at the HMO."
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"Using it!"
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"You know, Welltopia's the number one HMO"
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"Really?"
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"Sure."
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"Excuse me! Hey!"
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"Is that your Us Weekly?"
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"- Hi. Hi. - Uh, hi."
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"I'm, uh, Clark Leslie Beavers."
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"I've been Dr. Park's nurse for a long time."
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"And we are a fantastic team,"
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"never stepping on each other's toes..."
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"Oh, hello."
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"I was just reading some thank-you letters"
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"from patients whose lives I've touched over the years."
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"Hi, I'm Amy Thompson, the director."
Dr. Ken
"It's a pleasure to meet you."
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"Actually, my profile's better here."
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"It hides the chins."
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"Oh, my, you're a whole thing, aren't you?"
Dr. Ken
"Okay."
Dr. Ken
"and I'm a partner here at Welltopia."
Dr. Ken
"Oh, great."
Dr. Ken
"Uh, why don't you tell us a little bit about your family?"
Dr. Ken
"Well, I've been in love with the same woman for over 20 years,"
Dr. Ken
"and if my wife finds out, she'll kill me."
Dr. Ken
"He's adorable, too."
Dr. Ken
"Okay. Um, I'm... I'm told your wife"
Dr. Ken
"also works here as a psychiatrist?"
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"My wife. She good."
Dr. Ken
"Do you need a minute?"
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"I'm just confused as to why you're doing it."
Dr. Ken
"I was just trying to thread my comedic point of view"
Dr. Ken
"And we'll be right back with "American Healthcare.""
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"Uh, Dr. Park, you don't have to try so hard"
Dr. Ken
"to force the narrative."
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"Just, you know, let it happen naturally."
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"Okay, uh, I don't know what's going on"
Dr. Ken
"with this West Side and this comedic point of view."
Dr. Ken
"Big difference."
Dr. Ken
"is one of many things that makes me interesting."
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"Okay, uh, let's just take a-a little step back here, okay?"
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"This is a 10-part series about all aspects of healthcare."
Dr. Ken
"We shadowed an ER doctor."
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"We... we followed"
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"But we also would like to explore the role"
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"of the primary care provider."
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"You know, the first stop, the gatekeeper,"
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"the everyday side of medicine."
Dr. Ken
"Well, I got to say the way you described it"
Dr. Ken
"makes what I do sound pretty dull."
Dr. Ken
"No. Not dull. Everyday."
Dr. Ken
"you came to the wrong place."
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"West Side of what? The Valley?"
Dr. Ken
"It's something I say."
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"Mr. Sampson, are you sure you want to see a dermatologist?"
Dr. Ken
"Um, the mole is benign."
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"I'd like to hear it from an expert."
Dr. Ken
"Do you, uh, refer a lot of your patients to specialists?"
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"- Well... - Oh, my God, yes. Yeah."
Dr. Ken
"Specialists like to call him Dr. Punt."
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"I do a lot more than just referrals."
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"Tons of them."
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"Blood pressure medication, cholesterol medication,"
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"all of your basic everyday medications."
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"Refill, refer, repeat."
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"Oh, my God, the three R's."
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"Before you jump to any conclusions,"
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"we're primary care physicians."
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"And I can assure you the front line is anything but mundane."
Dr. Ken
"I've been waiting an hour."
Dr. Ken
"There's a glitch in the scheduling program."
Dr. Ken
"and pick up some In Touch's while you're at it."
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"Hey! I didn't say nothing about Vogue!"
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"Oh, so now you're gonna make me check your purse."
Dr. Ken
"Huh? No! No, no, no."
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"She wou... she... she wouldn't 'cause,"
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"you know, she's a..."
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"I'd love to ask you some questions."
Dr. Ken
"Well... okay."
Dr. Ken
"Um, well, you can, uh... You can look right at me"
Dr. Ken
"instead of at the camera."
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"Uh, how long have you been working at Welltopia?"
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"Uh, what should I do with my hands?"
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"Sh... should I...?"
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"I'll just put them here."
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"Are you stepping on my screen time?"
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"Well, while I have you both here,"
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"what's your favorite thing about working at Welltopia?"
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"I want to show you a picture. I have a picture."
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"He's just excited you're here."
Dr. Ken
"since Ken and Allison started working together?"
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"For him?"
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"Um, see, I was... I was... I was like his work wife."
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"Um, and now that his actual wife is working here,"
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"it's just kind of... thrown off our rhythm."
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"Whoo. Aah!"
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"I made him his favorite cake... carrot."
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"Oh, yeah, see, that's him."
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"Yeah, he needs me."
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"That's me crushing it at the legendary Laugh Factory."
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"One of my proudest moments."
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"Saving lives."
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