Who's that girl?
| Who's that girl? | |
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| Blogger | Jonas |
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| Date Posted | November 19th, 2007 |
| URL | old.LG15.com |
| Forum | [15004 forum discussion] |
| Length | 1:34 |
| Description | Here's what was on that tape. What the hell... |
| Location(s) | A doctor's office |
| YouTube Tags | lonelygirl15 lg15 danielbeast daniel jonas jonastko soccerstar hymnofone order |
| Cast | |
| Doctor | No Credit Given |
| Patient #11 | Crystal Young |
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Who's that girl? is the three-hundred fifty-second video in the lonelygirl15 video series. It is also the ninety-sixth video of season two. Who's that girl? is the three-hundred fifty-second video in the lonelygirl15 video series. It is also the ninety-sixth video of season two.
Transcript
(The text PATIENT #11 appears on screen. Cut to a man in a white lab coat writing on a clipboard with a girl in a white hospital gown lying on a exam table in the background. Music is playing in the background. The date 02/01/2001 is stamped on the bottom left. The girl fidgets about, humming to herself. The doctor moves a blood pressure machine beside the girl's bed and proceeds to examine her, checking her abdomen and neck. He then takes her blood pressure, writes something on a clipboard and walks off screen. The girl, still visibly uneasy, sits up and begins speaking.)
Patient #11: What was that song you were singing yesterday?
(The doctor returns on-screen, and approaches the girl.)
Doctor: I don't sing songs.
Patient #11: You did yesterday.
(The doctor removes the cuff and the girl coughs.)
Doctor: Piano Man, Billy Joel. How are the pills working for you - the green ones?
Patient #11: Besides the diarrhea, chills, and puking my guts out?
Doctor: (laughing) Yes, besides that.
Patient #11: Good. I can breathe a little better.
Doctor: Good.
(Patient #11 coughs. The doctor wheels the machine off screen and the girl lays back down and continues to hum and fidget.)
Notes
- The doctor's face is never seen in the frame.
