Tammy and the Doctor

Tammy and the Bachelor | Tammy Tell Me True

Student Tambrey "Tammy" Tyree tells another student, "You’re monstrous kind..." (0:00)

Tammy tells Dr. Crandall, referring to her Grandma Dinwiddie, "... she passed on..." 
Crandall: ”... and to keep the patient warm.” 
Tammy tells Call, ”... the medicine man was here...” 
”... I’d be plain forspent with grief.” 
Call: ”... it tastes like wormwood...” (0:03)

Tammy tells Call, "That medicine talk..." 
Cardiac surgeon Dr. Bentley tells Call, ”... confirms Dr. Crandall’s previous diagnosis...” 
Tammy: ”... you medicine folk...?” 
”... medicine gibble-gabble.” 
Bentley: ”Now don’t you worry about it..,.” 
Tammy: ”Ma’am, there ain’t nothin’ to worry about...” 
”my mind would be so full of worry...” 
Bentley: ”... two patients on my hands.” (0:06)

Bentley tells Tammy, "... to alleviate your worries." 
”... for medicine without a license.” 
”... better than a medical prescription...” (0:09)

Tammy tells Bentley, "... my grandma’s patchwork crazy quilt." (0:12)

Bentley tells nurse Rachel Coleman "... beneficial effect on the patient’s morale..." (0:14)

Intern Dr. Mark Cheswick tells Tammy, "... Patient number..." (0:18)

Tammy answers a nurse: "Oh, this is the weed..." 
Nurse Millie Baxter: ”Did you say weed?” 
”Tammy, what kind of weed is this?” 
Tammy: ”Jimson weed...” (0:21)

A man tells Tammy, "I’m Dr. Hassler, psychiatry..." 
Hassler: ”... get yourself analyzed.” 
Tammy: ”... that word ‘analyzed’ means...” 
Hassler: ”... and bare your inhibitions.” (0:23)

Millie tells Tammy, referring to Mark, "... you don’t need to worry about him..." (0:25)

Millie tells Tammy, "I like the way you handle patients..." 
Referring to Jason Tripp: ”A very important patient...” (0:27)

Tammy tells Tripp, "... I don’t want you to be nervous..." (0:30)

Coleman tells Millie, "Continue sedation..." (0:30)

Surgeon Smithers tells Tammy, "You fool..." (0:31)

By telephone, Tammy tells Mark, "... but don’t you worry..." (0:35)

Mark tells Tammy, "... after I’d finished medical school..." 
”... It’s something I dream about.” 
Tammy: ”... could be it’s more than a dream...” 
”Well, old men dream dreams...” 
Mark: ”... so much worldly wisdom...” (0:38)

Millie, referring to patient Jason Tripp, "Hello, how’s our patient?" 
Tripp: ”I wasn’t in the mood.” (0:42)

Tammy tells Mark, "... she’s done herself in... he done himself in, and then they both do themselves in..." (0:45)

Man: "Take this patient to..." (0:52)

Tammy tells Tripp, referring to Mark, "... I sure get a giddy feeling when he kisses me." 
Tripp: ”.. The young fool...” (0:59)

Coleman tells Tammy, "... only in letting it make a fool of you..." 
”Don’t worry, Tammy...” (1:01)

Tammy tells Mark, "I am in no mood..." 
Referring to Call: ”... must be nigh on distracted out of her mind with worry.” (1:07)

Tammy tells Call, "... When my grandma’s pappy died..." 
”... a mourning pin, to mourn her man... the mourning’s long since gone...” (1:12)

A nurse tells Tammy, "... sorry for the way we behaved toward you." (1:13)

One nurse tells another, "Dr. Bentley was as nervous as an intern..." 
Millie tells Tammy, ”... He wants a mind reader.” (1:17)

Tammy tells Mark, "... folks carried so much false pride..." 
Mark: ”Now don’t worry, Tammy...” (1:18)

Tammy tells Coleman, "... I was just being selfish..." (1:19)

Mark tells Tammy, referring to Call, "We’ll know more after she regains consciousness..." (1:23)

Mark tells Tammy, "It’s a medical experiment..." (1:27)