402 — Private Practice

EOS 10

Justin McLachlan and PlanetM

Science Fiction, Comedy Fiction, Fiction

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Dr. Ecobar opens a new clinic on EOS10 and threatens to steal away the infirmary's best patients—and doctors. Meanwhile, Ryan investigates the mysterious reappearance of a ship from his past. Starring Dan Barry, Justin McLachlan, Charles Lipper, Lena Winter and Natalie Cutcher. This episode also starred Nanci Burrows. Private Practice was written by Craig McLachlan.

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0:00.0	There she is.
0:03.6	is.
0:04.6	Silent storm you have got to be kidding me.
0:07.6	What are you doing here?
0:09.6	You shouldn't be here.
0:11.6	Oh! God damn it, what is this, huh?
0:16.5	One last joke on Ryan, you disappear, but you leave me your cat and your broken down
0:20.3	pirate ship?
0:21.2	What the hell?
0:26.0	And you locked it. You locked to the door.
0:28.0	Interface. Is there any life signs in the silent storm?
0:31.0	Nope.
0:32.0	Okay, can you open the door? Let me try. Oh, no, no, not a chance. What do you mean? It has a dimensionally
0:40.9	reoriented encryption algorithm. They're literally impossible to crack without the key.
0:46.0	There's nothing we can try?
0:48.0	Do you? You do know what literally means.
0:52.0	Of course. Of course, how the hell would he know how to implement
0:56.1	a dimensionally blocking thing? There are only a few confirmed instances of them ever being used.
1:03.9	Whoever locked this door knew what they were doing.
1:07.9	Isn't he just the ending, mom?
1:10.6	That security file a report yet?
1:12.8	They classified the ship as unidentified and benign and sent it to impound.
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