The Last Kind

Elizabeth Chambers:
A new virus?

Tyler Holtermann:
Yeah. From the results of the lab work, the patient's antibodies are clearly fighting off a virus, but the effects of it are nothing I've seen before. This is either a new virus or one that has mutated.

Bruce Turner:
Is everything okay?

Max Shepherd:
No, it's an emergency!

Max Shepherd:
I'll get the ones upstairs.

Elizabeth Chambers:
No, I'll take care of them. Plus, I'm a better shot than you are.

Elizabeth Chambers:
My name's Elizabeth Chambers and I'm a doctor in urgent care at St. Carlton's hospital in Portland, Oregon. I tried calling you earlier but I think we may have had a bad connection.

Tyler Holtermann:
Ah, yes. How may I help, Dr. Chambers?

Elizabeth Chambers:
I'm sorry for calling you this late, especially right after Thanksgiving, but we have an emergency situation happening here. We've been admitting a record number of patients here at the hospital with some unique symptoms. Since these symptoms fall under your area of expertise, I was told to call you because you're one of the most knowledgeable neurologists in Oregon. So, we were wondering if you aren't too busy, if you could come down here as soon as possible and assess them? We could really use your skills, Dr. Holtermann.

Max Shepherd:
No! Don't get near him! He's one of them!