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To make up for refusing her advances in the morning, Gleb suggests Sophia to check which places in the hospital would fit for making love. She absolutely likes this idea. Sophia invites Gleb into a VIP ward, with clear intentions, but Gleb gets sent on another task by Bykov, an instead sends Alexei, to learn just what Sophia wanted. Naturally, Lyosha busts Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry). To not repeat the situations like this, Sophia warns Gleb that ''all'' such requests are invitations to have sex. But she ''again'' gets busted by Alexei, this time because he gets send by Lyuba to check on Sophia. After that, the two talks with Alexei himself, asking him to ''not'' go to archives, to not ruin everything yet again. But Alexei gets an order to go to archive from Bykov, and Lyosha can't refuse direct order. He tries to warn them, but they don't hear him, and when he enters, he interrupts them mid-process. They only manages to find some privacy when Alexei finally leaves home, and they stays on a night shift together.
When Timur annoys Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, Bykov asks him wether he may spend a whole day silent. Like really, a whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient. Timur deals with this clearly rigged task by giving his patient the list of questions, and leaving. But Bykov refuses to give up so easily, and starts provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', through various means: asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheats by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur doesn't fall for this. Then Bykov uses even dirtier tactic, and threatens Timur with a night shifts on weekends ''unless'' he objects to it. When Timur's mother calls, it seems that there's no way for him to win (he can't risk ignoring the call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur manages to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm that he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wants and hanging up. Bykov decides to cooperate with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier tactic -- send Polina to check on Timur, who "acts weirdly". Polina, of course, fails to get any info from Timur, and jumps into conclusion that he's acting like this because his grandma has died! He always acted like this after visiting her (she doesn't feel all that well), but if he's ''that'' quiet, it means that something ''really'' bad has happened. Bykov can't tell her the truth without ruining his plan. Polina tries to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talk with him. This goes for quite some time, but by the point when she starts giving Timur massage, Bykov returns and informs Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason why Timur is so silent. She reacts as well as may be expected, and refuses every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he'd won the bet...
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because he finds the fact that he's a venereologist "shameful". Naturally, this offended Kupitman. But despite this, he still tries to help Phil, and even calls his friend in Surgery, to help Phil's cover story. Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird that ''everyone'' acts so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of the doctors starts telling stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduces Katia to Kupitman, he interrupts the Head of Surgery and calls Kupitman the "Head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth, but then they gets informed of a new patient, and the Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action", ignoring Phil's attempts to refuse. Now, Phil has to either admit to Katia that he lied about being a surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove that he's not a surgeon by failing it (potentially with catastrophic consequences for the patient). In near panic, Phil tries to make a cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awakes, angrily asking wether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room asking the same). This is when Phil finally faints. He awakes in Kupitman's office, saying that he's sorry. Kupitman angrily asks him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing the patient; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession, his boss and his friend? To add insult into injury, not even Katia finds anything shameful in Phil being a venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
When Timur annoys Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, Bykov asks him wether he may spend a whole day silent. Like really, a whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient. Timur deals with this clearly rigged task by giving his patient the list of questions, and leaving. But Bykov refuses to give up so easily, and starts provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', through various means: asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheats by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur doesn't fall for this. Then Bykov uses even dirtier tactic, and threatens Timur with a night shifts on weekends ''unless'' he objects to it. When Timur's mother calls, it seems that there's no way for him to win (he can't risk ignoring the call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur manages to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm that he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wants and hanging up. Bykov decides to cooperate with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier tactic -- send Polina to check on Timur, who "acts weirdly". Polina, of course, fails to get any info from Timur, and jumps into conclusion that he's acting like this because his grandma has died! He always acted like this after visiting her (she doesn't feel all that well), but if he's ''that'' quiet, it means that something ''really'' bad has happened. Bykov can't tell her the truth without ruining his plan. Polina tries to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talk with him. This goes for quite some time, but by the point when she starts giving Timur massage, Bykov returns and informs Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason why Timur is so silent. She reacts as well as may be expected, and refuses every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he'd won the bet...
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because he finds the fact that he's a venereologist "shameful". Naturally, this offended Kupitman. But despite this, he still tries to help Phil, and even calls his friend in Surgery, to help Phil's cover story. Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird that ''everyone'' acts so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of the doctors starts telling stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduces Katia to Kupitman, he interrupts the Head of Surgery and calls Kupitman the "Head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth, but then they gets informed of a new patient, and the Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action", ignoring Phil's attempts to refuse. Now, Phil has to either admit to Katia that he lied about being a surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove that he's not a surgeon by failing it (potentially with catastrophic consequences for the patient). In near panic, Phil tries to make a cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awakes, angrily asking wether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room asking the same). This is when Phil finally faints. He awakes in Kupitman's office, saying that he's sorry. Kupitman angrily asks him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing the patient; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession, his boss and his friend? To add insult into injury, not even Katia finds anything shameful in Phil being a venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
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To make up for refusing her advances in the morning, Gleb suggests Sophia to check which places in the hospital would fit for making love. She love; she absolutely likes this idea. Sophia invites Gleb into a VIP ward, with clear intentions, but Gleb gets sent on another task by Bykov, an instead sends Alexei, to learn just what Sophia wanted. Naturally, Lyosha busts Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry). To not repeat the situations like this, Sophia warns Gleb that ''all'' such requests are invitations to have sex. But she ''again'' gets busted by Alexei, this time because he gets send sent by Lyuba to check on Sophia. After that, the two talks with Alexei himself, asking him to ''not'' go to archives, to not ruin everything yet again. But Alexei gets an order ordered to go to archive from there by Bykov, and Lyosha which he can't refuse direct order.disobey. He tries to warn them, but they don't hear him, and when he enters, he interrupts them mid-process. They only manages to find some privacy when Alexei finally leaves home, and they stays on a night shift together.
When Timur annoys Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, Bykov asks himwether whether he may spend a whole day silent. Like really, a whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient. Timur deals with this clearly rigged task by giving his patient the list of questions, and leaving. But Bykov refuses to give up so easily, and starts provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', through various means: asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheats by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur doesn't fall for this. Then Bykov uses even dirtier tactic, and threatens Timur with a night shifts on weekends ''unless'' he objects to it. When Timur's mother calls, it seems that there's no way for him to win (he can't risk ignoring the call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur manages to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm that he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wants and hanging up. Bykov decides to cooperate with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier the dirtiest tactic they can think of -- send Polina to check on Timur, who "acts weirdly". Polina, of course, fails to get any info from Timur, and jumps into conclusion that he's acting like this because his grandma has died! He always acted like this after visiting her (she doesn't feel all that well), but if he's ''that'' quiet, it means that something ''really'' bad has happened. Bykov can't tell her the truth without ruining his plan. Polina tries to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talk with him. This goes for quite some time, but by the point when she starts giving Timur massage, Bykov returns and informs Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason why Timur is so silent. She reacts as well as may be expected, and refuses every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he'd won the bet...
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because he finds the fact that he's a venereologist"shameful". Naturally, this offended Kupitman."shameful", and get offended. But despite this, he still tries to help Phil, and even calls his friend in Surgery, to help Phil's cover story. Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird that ''everyone'' acts so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of the doctors starts telling stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduces Katia to Kupitman, he interrupts the Head of Surgery and calls Kupitman the "Head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth, but then they gets informed of a new patient, and the Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action", ignoring Phil's attempts to refuse. Now, Phil has to either admit to Katia that he lied about being a surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove that he's not a surgeon by failing it (potentially with catastrophic consequences for the patient). In near panic, Phil tries to make a cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awakes, angrily asking wether whether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room asking the same). This is when Phil finally faints. He awakes in Kupitman's office, saying that he's sorry. Kupitman angrily asks him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing the patient; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession, his boss and his friend? To add insult into injury, not Not even Katia finds anything shameful in Phil being a venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
When Timur annoys Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, Bykov asks him
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because he finds the fact that he's a venereologist
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* TheBet: Bykov and Timur have a bet; Timur would win if he [[TheQuietGame manages to remain silent for the rest of the day]]. Timur wins, though at the cost of damaging his standing with Polina even more.
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* TheBet: Bykov and Timur have a bet; Timur would win if he [[TheQuietGame manages to remain silent for the rest of the day]]. Timur wins, though [[PyrrhicVictory at the cost of damaging his standing with Polina even more.more]].
* HonestyIsTheBestPolicy: Phil wants to impress Katia by showing her the hospital, but he wants to avoid revealing that he's a venereologist. Kupitman, who was offended by him talking about their profession like it's something shame-worthy, offers to "help" with his new plan anyway and cooperates with actual surgeons to make it happen, only to then make Phil trapped in the "operation room", with only option being to just tell the truth; he instead tries to do the "surgery", knowing nothing about how to, and faints when the "patient" rises up and calls him out. When he awakes, even Katia calls him out, also telling that there's ''nothing'' shameful in being a venereologist.
* HonestyIsTheBestPolicy: Phil wants to impress Katia by showing her the hospital, but he wants to avoid revealing that he's a venereologist. Kupitman, who was offended by him talking about their profession like it's something shame-worthy, offers to "help" with his new plan anyway and cooperates with actual surgeons to make it happen, only to then make Phil trapped in the "operation room", with only option being to just tell the truth; he instead tries to do the "surgery", knowing nothing about how to, and faints when the "patient" rises up and calls him out. When he awakes, even Katia calls him out, also telling that there's ''nothing'' shameful in being a venereologist.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: Phil is afraid of telling Katia that he's a venereologist, as he doesn't know how she would react. His choice of words offends Kupitman (a venereologist himself), as it implies that venereology is something shame-worthy.
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* PyrrhicVictory: Timur wins the bet, but his silence leads to Polina thinking that he's worrying about his grandma, and when she learns that nope, it's purely for the money, she gets angry at him, and Timur spoils his relationship with her even further. She refuses to even listen to his apologises. Considering that Polina was the reason why he even moved there in the first place...
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* TheQuietGame: Bykov gets annoyed by Timur telling him "funny" stories, and offers a bet: whether Timur can spend the rest of his shift without saying anything, for any reason. Bykov employ some really dirty tactic to win no matter what, but ultimately fails... but [[PyrrhicVictory Timur would rather lose the bet than win at this cost]].
* PetTheDog: Kupitman, learning that Phil has invited his girlfriend to see the hospital, offers to pretend that it's Phil who's boss here, and Kupitman is his subordinate, so Phil would impress her. But Phil then tells that he'd lied about being a surgeon, out of shame, which offends Kupitman.
* PyrrhicVictory: Timur wins the bet, but his silence leads to Polina thinking that he's worrying about hisgrandma, grandma and trying to comfort him; when she learns that nope, it's purely for the money, she gets angry at him, and Timur spoils his relationship with her even further. She refuses further, with her refusing to even listen to his apologises. Considering that Polina was the reason why he even moved there in the first place...
* PetTheDog: Kupitman, learning that Phil has invited his girlfriend to see the hospital, offers to pretend that it's Phil who's boss here, and Kupitman is his subordinate, so Phil would impress her. But Phil then tells that he'd lied about being a surgeon, out of shame, which offends Kupitman.
* PyrrhicVictory: Timur wins the bet, but his silence leads to Polina thinking that he's worrying about his
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* TheQuietGame: Bykov asks Timur wether he may remain silent for the rest of the day (as part of their bet), after her annoyed him with his "funny" stories.
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* TheQuietGame: Bykov asks TakeAThirdOption: Timur wether he may remain silent for has to interrogate the rest of patient. Talking means losing the day (as part of their bet), after her annoyed him with bet. Not talking means failing his "funny" stories.job. He just gives the patient the list of questions and records the answers.
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To make up for refusing her advances in the morning, Gleb suggested Sophia to check which places in the hospital would be fit for making love. She absolutely likes this idea.
After Timur annoyed Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, he asked him wether he may spend whole day silent. Like really, whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient.
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asked what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offered his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending what it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise what Phil lied to be surgeon, because he finds the fact what he's venereologist being "shameful". Naturally, this offended him.
Sophia invited Gleb into VIP ward (obviously meaning sex), but Gleb was sent on another task by Bykov, so he sent Lyosha instead to learn just what Sophia wanted. This resulted in him busting Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry).
Timur dealt with clearly rigged task by giving his patient list of questions and leaving. But Bykov wouldn't give up so easily, so he started provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', like asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheated by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur didn't fall for it. Then Bykov used even dirtier tactic, by threatening Timur with night shifts on the weekends ''unless'' he would object to it. When Timur's mother called, it seemed what he has no way to win (he can't risk ignoring mother's call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur managed to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm what he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wanted and hanging up.
Kupitman still in bad mood due to Phil being ashamed of their specialisation, but he offered his help anyway. He would call his friends in Surgery, to build up cover story for Phil.
To not repeat their previous mistakes, Sophia warned Gleb what ''all'' her requests like the first one should be interpreted as invitations. Meanwhile, Lyuba sent Lyosha to check up with Sophia, again resulting in him busting her half-naked.
Bykov unites with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier tactic -- sending Polina to check up Timur, who "acts weird", wether he is okay.
Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird what ''everyone'' act so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of doctors started saying stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduced Katia to Kupitman, he interrupted head of Surgery and called Kupitman "head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth... but then they gets informed of new patient, and Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action". They ignored Phil's attempts to refuse.
Gleb and Sophia talked with Alexei, saying him to ''not'' go into archives, to not interrupt them at least here. Meanwhile, Polina, after trying (and obviously failing) to talk with Timur, jumped into first logical conclusion she can: he acts this way because his grandmother died! He always acted in similar manner after visiting her (she was in not exactly best condition), but if he is ''that'' quiet, this must be something ''really'' bad this time. Bykov couldn't reveal the truth without stopping Polina's involvement right here and now.
Phil now has only two options -- admit to Katia what he lied about being surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove it by action (potentially with catastrophic consequences for patient). He, in near panic, tried to make cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awoke, angrily asking wether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room repeating his question). After this, Phil finally fainted. He awoke in Kupitman's office, saying what he is sorry. Kupitman angrily asked him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing real man; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession and his boss and friend? To add insult into injury, not even Katia finds anything wrong with Phil being venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
Bykov sent Alexei into archive, and Lyosha can't refuse ''his'' orders. Unfortunately, they didn't hear his warnings, so he was forced to enter -- just to interrupt them "mid-action". They only managed to find some privacy after Alexei finally leaved home and they stayed on night shift, together.
Polina tried to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talking with him. This went for quit long enough. By the point she started giving him massage, Bykov returned and informed Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason Timur is so silent. She reacted as well as you may imagine, and ignored every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he won his bet...
After Timur annoyed Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, he asked him wether he may spend whole day silent. Like really, whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient.
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asked what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offered his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending what it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise what Phil lied to be surgeon, because he finds the fact what he's venereologist being "shameful". Naturally, this offended him.
Sophia invited Gleb into VIP ward (obviously meaning sex), but Gleb was sent on another task by Bykov, so he sent Lyosha instead to learn just what Sophia wanted. This resulted in him busting Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry).
Timur dealt with clearly rigged task by giving his patient list of questions and leaving. But Bykov wouldn't give up so easily, so he started provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', like asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheated by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur didn't fall for it. Then Bykov used even dirtier tactic, by threatening Timur with night shifts on the weekends ''unless'' he would object to it. When Timur's mother called, it seemed what he has no way to win (he can't risk ignoring mother's call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur managed to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm what he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wanted and hanging up.
Kupitman still in bad mood due to Phil being ashamed of their specialisation, but he offered his help anyway. He would call his friends in Surgery, to build up cover story for Phil.
To not repeat their previous mistakes, Sophia warned Gleb what ''all'' her requests like the first one should be interpreted as invitations. Meanwhile, Lyuba sent Lyosha to check up with Sophia, again resulting in him busting her half-naked.
Bykov unites with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier tactic -- sending Polina to check up Timur, who "acts weird", wether he is okay.
Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird what ''everyone'' act so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of doctors started saying stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduced Katia to Kupitman, he interrupted head of Surgery and called Kupitman "head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth... but then they gets informed of new patient, and Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action". They ignored Phil's attempts to refuse.
Gleb and Sophia talked with Alexei, saying him to ''not'' go into archives, to not interrupt them at least here. Meanwhile, Polina, after trying (and obviously failing) to talk with Timur, jumped into first logical conclusion she can: he acts this way because his grandmother died! He always acted in similar manner after visiting her (she was in not exactly best condition), but if he is ''that'' quiet, this must be something ''really'' bad this time. Bykov couldn't reveal the truth without stopping Polina's involvement right here and now.
Phil now has only two options -- admit to Katia what he lied about being surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove it by action (potentially with catastrophic consequences for patient). He, in near panic, tried to make cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awoke, angrily asking wether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room repeating his question). After this, Phil finally fainted. He awoke in Kupitman's office, saying what he is sorry. Kupitman angrily asked him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing real man; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession and his boss and friend? To add insult into injury, not even Katia finds anything wrong with Phil being venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
Bykov sent Alexei into archive, and Lyosha can't refuse ''his'' orders. Unfortunately, they didn't hear his warnings, so he was forced to enter -- just to interrupt them "mid-action". They only managed to find some privacy after Alexei finally leaved home and they stayed on night shift, together.
Polina tried to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talking with him. This went for quit long enough. By the point she started giving him massage, Bykov returned and informed Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason Timur is so silent. She reacted as well as you may imagine, and ignored every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he won his bet...
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To make up for refusing her advances in the morning, Gleb suggested suggests Sophia to check which places in the hospital would be fit for making love. She absolutely likes this idea.
idea. Sophia invites Gleb into a VIP ward, with clear intentions, but Gleb gets sent on another task by Bykov, an instead sends Alexei, to learn just what Sophia wanted. Naturally, Lyosha busts Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry). To not repeat the situations like this, Sophia warns Gleb that ''all'' such requests are invitations to have sex. But she ''again'' gets busted by Alexei, this time because he gets send by Lyuba to check on Sophia. After that, the two talks with Alexei himself, asking him to ''not'' go to archives, to not ruin everything yet again. But Alexei gets an order to go to archive from Bykov, and Lyosha can't refuse direct order. He tries to warn them, but they don't hear him, and when he enters, he interrupts them mid-process. They only manages to find some privacy when Alexei finally leaves home, and they stays on a night shift together.
When Timurannoyed annoys Bykov with his "funny" stories to no end, he asked Bykov asks him wether he may spend a whole day silent. Like really, a whole day. To make it more interesting, they both would bet money on it. Unfortunately, Timur's first task involves ''interrogating'' his patient.
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asked what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offered his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending what it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise what Phil lied to be surgeon, because he finds the fact what he's venereologist being "shameful". Naturally, this offended him.
Sophia invited Gleb into VIP ward (obviously meaning sex), but Gleb was sent on another task by Bykov, so he sent Lyosha instead to learn just what Sophia wanted. This resulted in him busting Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry).
patient. Timur dealt deals with this clearly rigged task by giving his patient the list of questions questions, and leaving. But Bykov wouldn't refuses to give up so easily, so he started and starts provoking Timur into saying at least ''something'', like through various means: asking him in the elevator which floor he needs, suddenly scaring him, causing him pain, etc. He even cheated cheats by sending Lyuba to "interrogate" him about the bet, while hiding nearby, but Timur didn't doesn't fall for it. this. Then Bykov used uses even dirtier tactic, by threatening and threatens Timur with a night shifts on the weekends ''unless'' he would object objects to it. When Timur's mother called, calls, it seemed what he has seems that there's no way for him to win (he can't risk ignoring mother's the call, it may be something important if she called him during working hours)... but Timur managed manages to "talk" with her without anything more than one single "hm" to confirm what that he may hear her, with mother saying everything she wanted wants and hanging up.
Kupitman still in bad mood due to Phil being ashamed of their specialisation, but he offered his help anyway. He would call his friends in Surgery, to build up cover story for Phil.
To not repeat their previous mistakes, Sophia warned Gleb what ''all'' her requests like the first one should be interpreted as invitations. Meanwhile, Lyuba sent Lyosha to check up with Sophia, again resulting in him busting her half-naked.
up. Bykov unites decides to cooperate with Lyuba (who also betted on Bykov) against Timur, and use even dirtier tactic -- sending send Polina to check up on Timur, who "acts weird", wether weirdly". Polina, of course, fails to get any info from Timur, and jumps into conclusion that he's acting like this because his grandma has died! He always acted like this after visiting her (she doesn't feel all that well), but if he's ''that'' quiet, it means that something ''really'' bad has happened. Bykov can't tell her the truth without ruining his plan. Polina tries to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talk with him. This goes for quite some time, but by the point when she starts giving Timur massage, Bykov returns and informs Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason why Timur is so silent. She reacts as well as may be expected, and refuses every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he'd won the bet...
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because heis okay.
finds the fact that he's a venereologist "shameful". Naturally, this offended Kupitman. But despite this, he still tries to help Phil, and even calls his friend in Surgery, to help Phil's cover story. Phil "introduces" Katia to the Surgery, but she finds it weird what that ''everyone'' act acts so friendly -- unnaturally friendly. Then one of the doctors started saying starts telling stories about Phil's heroism. When Phil introduced introduces Katia to Kupitman, he interrupted head interrupts the Head of Surgery and called calls Kupitman "head the "Head of Traumatology" instead of his actual position, not risking even mentioning Venereology near Katia. Everything seemingly goes smooth... smooth, but then they gets informed of a new patient, and the Head Surgeon suggests to see Phil "in action". They ignored action", ignoring Phil's attempts to refuse.
Gleb and Sophia talked with Alexei, saying him to ''not'' go into archives, to not interrupt them at least here. Meanwhile, Polina, after trying (and obviously failing) to talk with Timur, jumped into first logical conclusion she can: he acts this way because his grandmother died! He always acted in similar manner after visiting her (she was in not exactly best condition), but if he is ''that'' quiet, this must be something ''really'' bad this time. Bykov couldn't reveal the truth without stopping Polina's involvement right here and now.
refuse. Now, Phil now has only two options -- to either admit to Katia what that he lied about being a surgeon, or proceed with operation and prove that he's not a surgeon by failing it by action (potentially with catastrophic consequences for the patient). He, in In near panic, tried Phil tries to make a cut on the patient's body -- and "patient" suddenly awoke, awakes, angrily asking wether he went nuts (with actual surgeon in the same room repeating his question). After this, asking the same). This is when Phil finally fainted. faints. He awoke awakes in Kupitman's office, saying what he is that he's sorry. Kupitman angrily asked asks him for what he's sorry: for nearly killing real man; the patient; for lying to his girlfriend; or for disrespecting his profession and profession, his boss and his friend? To add insult into injury, not even Katia finds anything wrong with shameful in Phil being a venereologist, not understanding why he tried to hide it.
Bykov sent Alexei into archive, and Lyosha can't refuse ''his'' orders. Unfortunately, they didn't hear his warnings, so he was forced to enter -- just to interrupt them "mid-action". They only managed to find some privacy after Alexei finally leaved home and they stayed on night shift, together.
Polina tried to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talking with him. This went for quit long enough. By the point she started giving him massage, Bykov returned and informed Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason Timur is so silent. She reacted as well as you may imagine, and ignored every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he won his bet...it.
When Timur
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asked what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offered his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending what it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise what Phil lied to be surgeon, because he finds the fact what he's venereologist being "shameful". Naturally, this offended him.
Sophia invited Gleb into VIP ward (obviously meaning sex), but Gleb was sent on another task by Bykov, so he sent Lyosha instead to learn just what Sophia wanted. This resulted in him busting Sophia half-naked (and ''very'' angry).
Kupitman still in bad mood due to Phil being ashamed of their specialisation, but he offered his help anyway. He would call his friends in Surgery, to build up cover story for Phil.
To not repeat their previous mistakes, Sophia warned Gleb what ''all'' her requests like the first one should be interpreted as invitations. Meanwhile, Lyuba sent Lyosha to check up with Sophia, again resulting in him busting her half-naked.
Kupitman, annoyed with Phil being too distracted to work, asks what's going on, and learns about Katia. Kupitman, feeling some compassion, offers his "help" with impressing Katia, by pretending that it's Phil who's boss here, earning him some free points -- only to realise that Phil has lied to be a surgeon, because he
Gleb and Sophia talked with Alexei, saying him to ''not'' go into archives, to not interrupt them at least here. Meanwhile, Polina, after trying (and obviously failing) to talk with Timur, jumped into first logical conclusion she can: he acts this way because his grandmother died! He always acted in similar manner after visiting her (she was in not exactly best condition), but if he is ''that'' quiet, this must be something ''really'' bad this time. Bykov couldn't reveal the truth without stopping Polina's involvement right here and now.
Bykov sent Alexei into archive, and Lyosha can't refuse ''his'' orders. Unfortunately, they didn't hear his warnings, so he was forced to enter -- just to interrupt them "mid-action". They only managed to find some privacy after Alexei finally leaved home and they stayed on night shift, together.
Polina tried to comfort Timur, by bringing his favourite cake and talking with him. This went for quit long enough. By the point she started giving him massage, Bykov returned and informed Polina about their bet and ''real'' reason Timur is so silent. She reacted as well as you may imagine, and ignored every Timur's attempt to apologise. But at least he won his bet...
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* TheBet: Bykov and Timur have a bet; Timur would win if he [[TheQuietGame manages to remain silent for the rest of the day]]. Timur won, though at the cost of damaging his standing with Polina even more.
* ImpossibleTask: After tricking Timur into TheQuietGame, Bykov ordered him to... ''interrogate'' his patient. Timur dealt with it by [[TakeAThirdOption giving patient the list with questions]].
* InterruptedIntimacy: First two times, Lyosha walked into Sophia being ReadyForLovemaking (she expected Gleb). On the third one, knowing what's going, he tried to inform her and Gleb what he ''must'' enter (which they didn't hear), and actually walked on them "mid-action". They only managed to "do it" without problems after staying on night shift while Alexei went home.
-->'''Gleb''': ''"Are you sure you never joined some social movement, like 'stop-sex' or something?"''
* LethallyStupid: Phil, if you clearly know nothing about surgery, why you even ''tried'' to cut up your "patient" instead of just admitting what you being "surgeon" was a lie? Scalpel -- and human (he was not a patient, though; it was another doctor) -- was real. Everyone called him out on this.
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: {{Subverted|Trope}}. While Gleb and Sophia ''planned'' to find more "exotic" places for sex in the hospital, something always gets wrong, resulting in Sophia staying alone and being busted by Alexei who goes to her current location for entirely unrelated reasons.
* PurpleProse: Kupitman, defending Venereology, gave Phil long, nearly poetic speech about their "sacred duty" as venereologists -- like only he can.
* ReadyForLovemaking: Sophia, (un)dressed and in seductive pose, waits for Gleb to enter and proceed to "most important part"... but instead Lyosha walks in. Cue Sophia's angry screams.
* SchmuckBait: Lyuba trying to ask Timur about their bet was so painfully clear trap (Bykov hides nearby, waiting until Timur would answer to Lyuba, failing the bet), Timur didn't fall for it.
* TheQuietGame: Bykov asked Timur wether he may remain silent for the rest of the day (as part of their bet), after her annoyed him with his "funny" stories.
* ImpossibleTask: After tricking Timur into TheQuietGame, Bykov ordered him to... ''interrogate'' his patient. Timur dealt with it by [[TakeAThirdOption giving patient the list with questions]].
* InterruptedIntimacy: First two times, Lyosha walked into Sophia being ReadyForLovemaking (she expected Gleb). On the third one, knowing what's going, he tried to inform her and Gleb what he ''must'' enter (which they didn't hear), and actually walked on them "mid-action". They only managed to "do it" without problems after staying on night shift while Alexei went home.
-->'''Gleb''': ''"Are you sure you never joined some social movement, like 'stop-sex' or something?"''
* LethallyStupid: Phil, if you clearly know nothing about surgery, why you even ''tried'' to cut up your "patient" instead of just admitting what you being "surgeon" was a lie? Scalpel -- and human (he was not a patient, though; it was another doctor) -- was real. Everyone called him out on this.
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: {{Subverted|Trope}}. While Gleb and Sophia ''planned'' to find more "exotic" places for sex in the hospital, something always gets wrong, resulting in Sophia staying alone and being busted by Alexei who goes to her current location for entirely unrelated reasons.
* PurpleProse: Kupitman, defending Venereology, gave Phil long, nearly poetic speech about their "sacred duty" as venereologists -- like only he can.
* ReadyForLovemaking: Sophia, (un)dressed and in seductive pose, waits for Gleb to enter and proceed to "most important part"... but instead Lyosha walks in. Cue Sophia's angry screams.
* SchmuckBait: Lyuba trying to ask Timur about their bet was so painfully clear trap (Bykov hides nearby, waiting until Timur would answer to Lyuba, failing the bet), Timur didn't fall for it.
* TheQuietGame: Bykov asked Timur wether he may remain silent for the rest of the day (as part of their bet), after her annoyed him with his "funny" stories.
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* TheBet: Bykov and Timur have a bet; Timur would win if he [[TheQuietGame manages to remain silent for the rest of the day]]. Timur won, wins, though at the cost of damaging his standing with Polina even more.
* ImpossibleTask: After tricking Timur into TheQuietGame, Bykovordered orders him to... ''interrogate'' his patient. Timur dealt deals with it without failing the bet, by [[TakeAThirdOption giving the patient the a list with of questions]].
* InterruptedIntimacy: First two times, Lyoshawalked walks into Sophia being ReadyForLovemaking (she expected was expecting Gleb). On the The third one, time, knowing what's going, going on, he tried tries to inform her and Gleb what that he ''must'' enter (which they didn't dont't hear), and actually walked walks on them "mid-action". mid-action. They only managed manages to "do it" without problems after staying on a night shift while Alexei went goes home.
-->'''Gleb''':''"Are Are you sure that you never joined some social movement, like 'stop-sex' "stop-sex" or something?"''
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* LethallyStupid: Phil, if you clearly know nothing about surgery, why you even ''tried'' to cut up your "patient" instead of just admittingwhat that you lied about being "surgeon" was a lie? as surgeon? Scalpel -- and human (he was (he's not a patient, though; it was it's another doctor) -- was are real. Everyone called calls him out on this.
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: {{Subverted|Trope}}. While Gleb and Sophia ''planned'' to find more "exotic" places for sex in the hospital, something alwaysgets goes wrong, resulting in Sophia staying alone and being busted by Alexei who goes to her current location for entirely unrelated reasons.
reasons. [[DoubleSubversion Then the two stays on a night shift, and decides to put it to best use]].
* PurpleProse: Kupitman, defending Venereology,gave gives Phil a long, nearly poetic speech about their "sacred duty" as venereologists -- like only he can.
* PyrrhicVictory: Timur wins the bet, but his silence leads to Polina thinking that he's worrying about his grandma, and when she learns that nope, it's purely for the money, she gets angry at him, and Timur spoils his relationship with her even further. She refuses to even listen to his apologises. Considering that Polina was the reason why he even moved there in the first place...
* ReadyForLovemaking: Sophia, (un)dressed and in seductive pose, waits for Gleb to enter and proceed to "most important part"... but instead it's Lyosha who walks in. Cue Sophia's angry screams.
* SchmuckBait:Lyuba trying to ask Timur about their bet was It's so painfully clear that Lyuba asking Timur about his bet with Bykov is actually a trap (Bykov hides nearby, waiting until Timur would answer to Lyuba, failing the bet), Timur didn't doesn't fall for it.
* TheQuietGame: Bykovasked asks Timur wether he may remain silent for the rest of the day (as part of their bet), after her annoyed him with his "funny" stories.
* ImpossibleTask: After tricking Timur into TheQuietGame, Bykov
* InterruptedIntimacy: First two times, Lyosha
-->'''Gleb''':
* LethallyStupid: Phil, if you clearly know nothing about surgery, why you even ''tried'' to cut up your "patient" instead of just admitting
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: {{Subverted|Trope}}. While Gleb and Sophia ''planned'' to find more "exotic" places for sex in the hospital, something always
* PurpleProse: Kupitman, defending Venereology,
* PyrrhicVictory: Timur wins the bet, but his silence leads to Polina thinking that he's worrying about his grandma, and when she learns that nope, it's purely for the money, she gets angry at him, and Timur spoils his relationship with her even further. She refuses to even listen to his apologises. Considering that Polina was the reason why he even moved there in the first place...
* ReadyForLovemaking: Sophia, (un)dressed and in seductive pose, waits for Gleb to enter and proceed to "most important part"... but instead it's Lyosha who walks in. Cue Sophia's angry screams.
* SchmuckBait:
* TheQuietGame: Bykov
