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* CrimeOfPassion: Lorenzo's murder, for all intents and purposes, was this, as all Ralph originally wanted to do was steal drugs in order to have Community General ditch Techno-Sure and rehire his dad, albeit for self-serving reasons.
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* InformedAbility: Techno-Sure is apparently a highly regarded security firm. They seem much more incompetent, so much so that Norman dumps them by the end of the episode.
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, even if it is his birthday, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing all over the hospital?
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, even if it is his birthday, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing and popping back up all over the hospital?
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, even if it is his birthday, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing?
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, even if it is his birthday, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing?
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* WorthIt: Rupert missed the lunch rush getting his hand stitched and it may have hurt like Hell, but to him, it still felt good to deck a slimeball like Lorenzo.
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->'''Mark Sloan:''' I stopped asking myself why the killer hated Kotch, ''everybody'' hated Kotch!.\\
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->'''Mark Sloan:''' I stopped asking myself why the killer hated Kotch, Kotch; ''everybody'' hated Kotch!.\\
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* WhoMurderedTheAsshole: A key issue for mark in the episode, Lorenzo P. Kotch had so many enemies that he couldn't figure out who the killer was.
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* WhoMurderedTheAsshole: A key issue for mark in Subverted. Mark spends much of the episode, Lorenzo P. Kotch had so many enemies that he couldn't episode trying to figure out who the killer was.was from the many people who hated him, as it turns out the real killer was simply trying to discredit the security company Norman had hired for reasons stated above.
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* TrappedByGamblingDebts: What set off this mess. Ralph kept moving the body so that the committee would find it on their inspection. He was figuring this would get the hospital to throw Techno-Sure security under the bus and rehire his dad as their security. What does this have to do with gambling? Well, Ralph is so up to his neck in debt that the cabin his father was going to retire to was the only thing valuable enough to save him.
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* TrappedByGamblingDebts: What set off this mess. Ralph kept moving the body so that the committee would find it on their inspection. He was figuring this would get the hospital to throw Techno-Sure security under the bus and rehire his dad as their security. What does this have to do with gambling? Well, Ralph is so up to his neck in debt that the cabin his father was going to retire to was the only thing valuable enough to save him.him.
* WhoMurderedTheAsshole: A key issue for mark in the episode, Lorenzo P. Kotch had so many enemies that he couldn't figure out who the killer was.
->'''Mark Sloan:''' I stopped asking myself why the killer hated Kotch, ''everybody'' hated Kotch!.\\
* WhoMurderedTheAsshole: A key issue for mark in the episode, Lorenzo P. Kotch had so many enemies that he couldn't figure out who the killer was.
->'''Mark Sloan:''' I stopped asking myself why the killer hated Kotch, ''everybody'' hated Kotch!.\\
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, even if it is his birthday, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing?
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* DisabilityAlibi: What clears Rupert Leverton from being the killer. The punch he gave to Lorenzo earlier in the day required stitches which were done by Jack. Jack explains that the injury plus the anesthesia he gave for the procedure meant he couldn't hold so much as a straw, which makes breaking open Lorenzo's head with a nightstick out of the question.
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* DisabilityAlibi: What ultimately clears Rupert Leverton from being the killer. The punch he gave to Lorenzo earlier in the day required stitches which were done by Jack. Jack explains that the injury plus the anesthesia he gave for the procedure meant he Rupert couldn't hold so much as a straw, which makes breaking open Lorenzo's head with a nightstick out of the question.
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* PintSizePowerhouse: Norah Stebbings is maybe 5'5, so it seems unlikely she could have killed Lorenzo at first. However, Jack finds out while tailing her that the woman has three black belts, which makes things look much more likely.
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* BludgeonedToDeath: Lorenzo was killed when he was struck in the back of the head with a nightstick.
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* TapOnTheHead: Lorenzo was killed when he was struck in the back of the head with a nightstick.
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* AccidentalMurder: Ralph didn't set out to kill Lorenzo and didn't even know him. He killed Lorenzo in a panic because he was going to report his attempted theft of the pharmacy's drugs.
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* GamblingAddict: TheGamblingAddict: Ralph McReedy.[=McReedy=].
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* ItWasHereISwear: When Mark brings Steve to the initial crime scene, they find only the small puddle of blood left from the victim's head wound. The body and the bloody nightstick, not so much.
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Community General is having an inspection from an accreditation committee. Mark is happy to lead the tour, but is held up when he finds a patient's dead body. It's already hard enough to find the killer when the victim had so many enemies and having to juggle the committee inspection. What could make things even worse? Well, how about the fact that the body seems to have a habit of disappearing?
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* AmoralAttorney: Lorenzo P. Kotch, perfectly willing to fight for his clients by lying right through his teeth.
* AssholeVictim: Lorenzo P. Kotch.
* BirthdayEpisode: The episode takes place on Mark's birthday.
* BodyInABreadbox: The dead body keeps appearing all over the hospital.
* DisabilityAlibi: What clears Rupert Leverton from being the killer. The punch he gave to Lorenzo earlier in the day required stitches which were done by Jack. Jack explains that the injury plus the anesthesia he gave for the procedure meant he couldn't hold so much as a straw, which makes breaking open Lorenzo's head with a nightstick out of the question.
* GamblingAddict: Ralph McReedy.
* HiddenInPlainSight: When Mark catches Ralph retrieving Lorenzo's body, he is wearing surgical scrubs and a face mask, explaining how he could have moved the body all over without being noticed.
* RunningGag: Delores wanting Mark to open her birthday gift.
* TapOnTheHead: Lorenzo was killed when he was struck in the back of the head with a nightstick.
* TrappedByGamblingDebts: What set off this mess. Ralph kept moving the body so that the committee would find it on their inspection. He was figuring this would get the hospital to throw Techno-Sure security under the bus and rehire his dad as their security. What does this have to do with gambling? Well, Ralph is so up to his neck in debt that the cabin his father was going to retire to was the only thing valuable enough to save him.
!!This episode contains examples of the following tropes:
* AmoralAttorney: Lorenzo P. Kotch, perfectly willing to fight for his clients by lying right through his teeth.
* AssholeVictim: Lorenzo P. Kotch.
* BirthdayEpisode: The episode takes place on Mark's birthday.
* BodyInABreadbox: The dead body keeps appearing all over the hospital.
* DisabilityAlibi: What clears Rupert Leverton from being the killer. The punch he gave to Lorenzo earlier in the day required stitches which were done by Jack. Jack explains that the injury plus the anesthesia he gave for the procedure meant he couldn't hold so much as a straw, which makes breaking open Lorenzo's head with a nightstick out of the question.
* GamblingAddict: Ralph McReedy.
* HiddenInPlainSight: When Mark catches Ralph retrieving Lorenzo's body, he is wearing surgical scrubs and a face mask, explaining how he could have moved the body all over without being noticed.
* RunningGag: Delores wanting Mark to open her birthday gift.
* TapOnTheHead: Lorenzo was killed when he was struck in the back of the head with a nightstick.
* TrappedByGamblingDebts: What set off this mess. Ralph kept moving the body so that the committee would find it on their inspection. He was figuring this would get the hospital to throw Techno-Sure security under the bus and rehire his dad as their security. What does this have to do with gambling? Well, Ralph is so up to his neck in debt that the cabin his father was going to retire to was the only thing valuable enough to save him.
