Diagnosis: Murder — S08E04 — By Reason of Insanity
2000 · 45 MIN · IMDB 7.8 · DIR. Sandy Smolan
Overview
Dr. Mark Sloan tries to save one of his former students, a schizophrenic, from a murder charge, but is challenged by the man's seemingly incoherent babbling.
Dialogue Timeline — 979 lines
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00:00:08 Give 'em la hold.
00:01:54 I love you.
00:04:23 It's hard to imagine him as a doctor.
00:05:41 No, supposing.
00:07:02 I'm willing to continue the affair on her terms.
00:08:35 It's just a quirk or a trick.
00:10:15 Who's that?
00:11:34 Sorry.
00:14:18 I've treated you here before.
00:15:39 As soon as they do
00:17:36 that means he can be tried and found guilty of murder.
00:19:08 we might have a hope of saving George.
00:20:34 exactly what happened.
00:22:58 the sanctimonious rage, but go ahead.
00:24:26 He crazy.
00:26:20 You couldn't keep your hands off of me.
00:28:53 Look, I know you're mad at me.
00:30:16 "Almond cork roast."
00:31:56 It's really uncomfortable to sleep in blood-soaked clothing.
00:34:36 George identify Ethan's photograph.
00:36:18 that you were having a harmless little fling?
00:38:14 Even if it means an innocent man
00:40:23 I want you take those.
00:42:05 Doctor.
Cast & Characters
Dick Van Dyke
Mark Sloan
Victoria Rowell
Amanda Bentley-Livingston
Charlie Schlatter
Jesse Travis
Barry Van Dyke
Steve Sloan
Lisa Akey
Cynthia Fielding
William Converse-Roberts
Ethan Foster
Peter Gregory
George Lawson
Kaitlin Hopkins
Sophie Foster
Jonathan Brown
Elliott
Joel McHale
Richard
Daniel 'Smalls' Johnson
Brad
Tim Van Pelt
Dr. Karl Banks
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed979
Dialogue density21.8 lines / min
First line00:00:08
Final line00:42:05
Production Record
DirectorSandy Smolan
LanguageEnglish
Factoids
Episode
Diagnosis: Murder, season 8, episode 4: By Reason of Insanity.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/2625/season/8/episode/4
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