Benton Beats Up Malucci | ER

Benton becomes enraged at Malucci's comments that his nephew Jesse that had just died was "just some banger" and attacks him. Later, Finch helps him to clean up his young nephew's body.
Requested by Brendan Murphy.
From "The Visit" (Season 7 Episode 6)
First broadcast November 16th, 2000

[@MPG-ub5ke]

"I just thought he was some banger" Good job apologising 🙄

[@Waltham1892]

Dr. Malucci, HR would like to speak with you.

[@tristenmoore1275]

Malucci is such an idiot saying that to Benton while he was grieving. Benton had every reason to be this upset. I feel horrible for him losing his nephew.

[@Deimonos85]

yep.. stupid apology.. no wonder he got what he deserved and was fired later on

[@barneydenstad2148]

@@tristenmoore1275 Yes, it wasnt no apologising, it was really a further attack, a new insult.

[@tristenmoore1275]

@@barneydenstad2148 I couldn't agree more. I'm very glad weaver fired that bozo in the next season.

[@sarablueshoes6950]

When a man is that upset and tells you to get away from him, you better listen to him!

[@kevingoins9858]

Walk a mile in that doc's shoes. Dude said the wrong thing at the wrong time and was warned ahead of time to back off.

[@firstnext5482]

@D D It doesn't justify it but it does certainly explain it.

[@stormangelus6638]

Damn right. You step back and step lightly!

[@Etombayambo]

Good advice

[@jasoncrable4677]

Right

[@Serenity113]

God I had forgotten how much Malucci didn't know when to shut up.

[@socialmedianotfunanymore]

Malucci was too good for his own good. He actually was a good doctor. However, his bedside manner, hell, his personality wasn't appropriate, off-putting and sadly, that overshadowed his skills as a doctor. Then, he had this do what I want to do attitude.

[@drsomeone1]

@@socialmedianotfunanymore He wasn't a very good doctor, remember when he didn't check on Abby's (med. student) patient and she ended ruptured ovarian cyst, or when he insisted that dr Chen push tPA (anticoagulant) for a young patient with cardiac issues which caused him to bleed to death?

[@keithburley7767]

Benton Slugs Malucci For Talking About His Nephew

[@tiffanye9403]

My dad applauded at this beating

[@Ryansgirl29]

Malucci kinda reminds me of how Carter was in the very beginning

[@prescott0913]

That “get away from me” told the entire story.

[@lilfolkes]

Finch helping Benton clean up his nephew in silence knowing that Brenton is not in a talking mood but wants to be there for him in any way she could is the kind of woman every man needs in his life 💯

[@drmayeda1930]

Well, Finch was more than just a collogue. They had a relationship and Peter would Marry her off screen. I'm not sure Peter was supposed to be cleaning up the body, wouldn't this have been a coroner's case so they leave the body as is?

[@Larkin33]

The most powerful moment to me was Bentons face when he backed off that whole movement walking away. You felt everything and still can keep it together that is a real man.

[@0doublezero0]

Nope, he failed as soon as he punched Malucci. If he went any further, he would have been fired period.

[@ceciliarpereira]

​@@0doublezero0Malucci mereceu cada soco que levou e ainda deveria ter levado mais. Era um personagem deplorável e desrespeitoso. Peter, ao contrário, era um ótimo médico. Para ser demitido, teria que ter matado o Malucci

[@ponygon777]

Malucci: "I just thought he was some banger" Benton: *So, you have chosen death*

[@leonardocucchiara4782]

Benton: "And I took that personally."

[@v.gorski3050]

Malucci had the maturity level of a HS FRESHMAN.

[@TWICEBLACKVELVET]

@@v.gorski3050 more like the maturity level of a 7th grader

[@ponygon777]

@@v.gorski3050 He's lucky it wasn't Luka, otherwise he would be dead.

[@tychristian1]

@@cid2852 he only apologized to make himself feel better.. he literally wasn’t giving adequate care for being racially bias, constantly called the patient a “gangbanger” when he wasn’t and ONLY felt a way bc it was Bentons nephew… he apologized to justify his terrible behavior

[@brettcolbert9756]

In my opinion, ER is the best medical drama series ever.

[@alphanerd7221]

What other controversial opinions do you hold, The Beatles are the greatest rock band?

[@TrulyMademoizelle]

That's no opinion, that's a fact!

[@jamessanders145]

It's not even close

[@WhateverDude38]

@@alphanerd7221 The Beatles are awful.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@WhateverDude38 What's it like being that ignorant about music?

[@cinderella9202003]

I had forgotten how far superior this was to any other medical drama out there. You really feel like you’re in a trauma unit and the acting just doesn’t compare. Wow, and to pull all these people together and create such quality even though most were relatively unknown from what I remember. Just amazing.

[@catherinethorstenberg8957]

There’s nothing realistic about this ER tho

[@krumpany]

“I was trying to apologize?” By calling a mans nephew a “banger” in the same day he dies!?!? Great Doctor my ass!!!!!!!

[@JustinMacri007]

In sorry to be rude but what's a banger?

[@nathansmith3168]

@@JustinMacri007 Gang member who shoots (bang bang) people.

[@Canaris3]

Truth hurts, eh?

[@JackieHallam]

That's what happens when delinquent physicians exchange racist sympathies.

[@cmupensfan]

@@JustinMacri007 Gang banger. He belitted Peter's nephew into a gang kid

[@reader6690]

Initially I saw Dr. Benton as very arrogant but over time, I think the character changed into ..basically becoming..Superman. He became one of my favorite characters, giving 200% to save lives...he was ....remarkable.

[@aniisky]

His son changed him

[@michele21auntiem]

He was a very caring person but he had to survive a lot to become a successful surgeon. He kept so much of his true self hidden away so he could get through his training. Such a good actor and such great writing. I am rewatching the series now on tv.

[@Darienlover999]

Malucci could never understand that no one is just a banger. No one is just a junkie. They are people, people matter, and you need to always show that respect.

[@williamcondon7729]

Jonathan Greenblatt we are people, our inability to recognize that shows how important hierarchy is to our self identity. That’s a weakness not a strength.

[@Darienlover999]

Jonathan Greenblatt yes, they’re still a person.

[@chuckjohannessen3330]

I would debate that point with you. My sympathy is always for the victims. People make choices and that matters.

[@williamcondon7729]

@@chuckjohannessen3330 people make choices and they suffer the consequences that society deems appropriate. Everyone’s understanding of justice is different which is why the victim is often not the best person to determine punishment. If you killed my child, my idea of justice may not be killing you but instead killing your child. It’s why we have a legal system.

[@chuckjohannessen3330]

@@williamcondon7729-Fascinating point. I work in the system, it's a disaster to say the least. It fails those who commit crimes and those who are victimized.

[@chiliman7662]

Malucci was a more important character for ER than most realize. Yes, most of the doctors had their flaws and weak moments but they were all mostly good and motivated to do good. Malucci showed that even doctors can be total pieces of garbage. It kept the show real.

[@terrybaker8156]

Keet Keeper he was certainly garbage

[@HoldenNY22]

@Suicide Booth _ agree. I think it was a little Reverse Racism to say that it was ok for somoene to be beaten up for saying somehting someone else found insenstive even when the person who was attacked was trying to Apologize. I don't know the Series too well or the Malucci character too well- but I don't think he was a Racist.. NO evidence he was a Racist.

[@sweatysocks8214]

@@HoldenNY22 what are you talking about? No one called him racist. In the episode he was making jokes that the kid was just some gang banger. Until we learn hes just some kid who got shot and he so happens to be related to one of the doctors. The guy was literally trying to save his nephew's life an hour before but couldn't.

[@HoldenNY22]

@@sweatysocks8214His remark may have been insensitive, but it wasn't Racist. Benton was very upset about what happenned to his Nephew, but I think Benton definitely overreacted. In real life, Benton would have faced very serious consequences for assaulting a fellow Hospital employee- an Intern or whatever- maybe lost his job or maybe even his license to practice Medicine.

[@sweatysocks8214]

@@HoldenNY22 oh yeah it was overreacting. But if it happened in real life then at most a couple weeks of no work or clean up something. At least a slap on the wrist. I mean he is a surgeon, you just dont throw those away.

[@wordman3624]

"I was just trying to apologize." I'd say you did a lousy job at that.

[@tintinismybelgian]

He's a doctor, not a communications major!

[@xyPERSON]

@@tintinismybelgian It shouldn't take being a communications major to know how to communicate with people. Malucci's mouth got him in trouble numerous times and it eventually got him terminated.

[@tintinismybelgian]

@@xyPERSON Sorry, I was intending to riff on the Star Trek catchphrase "I'm a doctor, not a...". kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4avfpWnhp5_gJo

[@xyPERSON]

@@tintinismybelgian Oh...okay. I didn't know that's where you were going with it.

[@monacan9]

The best doctors are the best communicators. “Communication is Care: 9 Strategies to empower Patient Healing” by Jennifer George. 🙏⚕️❤️

[@Damocles54]

This is the type of shit i do not miss about working in an emergency room. Yes, the saves make it worth it. But the bad days just SUCKED. I got out in time. I got out before i "got used to it", and before i developed a drinking problem. Both were close calls.

[@torimig2151]

You never back talk to peter benton

[@Xerruy]

0:49 look how he instantly relaxes when he decides Malucci’s had enough. It wasn’t blind rage. He *wanted* to kick his ass.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Dude should've listen to Benton. The hell was he thinkin talking to Benton like that: "Some banger?"

[@joemckim1183]

If they wre to ever have an ER boxing club, I think that Peter would be the champ.

[@kenhernandez8128]

Not really.

[@joemckim1183]

After watchingdifferent ER clips I think that Luka woulda been a contender too.

[@kenhernandez8128]

@@joemckim1183 he sucker punched that guy but the other guy kept fighting back.

[@iChristyD]

Nowadays the guy who played Malucci is crazy buff and would kick Benton’s ass.

[@joemckim1183]

@@iChristyD Lifting weights doesn't mean you know how to fight.

[@florencelitavszky1500]

Malucci did his apologies at the bad moment

[@drmayeda1930]

He didn't know when to shut his mouth. He should just have left off the part about him thinking He's so was a banger. He's lucky to walk away from that intact. No jaw injury.

[@ezequielmontenegro7144]

Any time was a bad time with Benton. This was one of the few times Malucci was doing right

[@jasoncrable4677]

@Florencelitavszky wow

[@Mybpeterson]

@@ezequielmontenegro7144 Malucci was an ass here, as usual. His apology was for his own benefit. He tried to make it seem like what he said wasn't as bad as it sounded. But all it revealed was that Malucci assumed he was a banger just because he was a young black kid, as if that was some excuse. He only added insult to injury.

[@RichO1701e]

it wasn't an apology, it was an excuse for being a shitty doctor that didn't give his best effort to save a kid with GSW, bcos he thought he was "just a banger", therefore, not worth my best.

[@julieenslow5915]

One of the reasons I loved Benton. I can't explain it - but you just saw it. It has to do with the heart of a man for his family. He did warn Malucci you know.

[@amyzankowitz9921]

Even though watching the episode of Lucy and carter get stabbed was hard I think he cared about Carter

[@therealmistahjay]

Amy Zankowitz he cared about Carter immensely. It was a big brother/little brother kind of relationship.

[@julieenslow5915]

@@therealmistahjay Indeed yes.

[@marvinmoore2720]

Yes by accident

[@ConnieWaldrep58]

@@marvinmoore2720 That was no accident. No excuses.🚫

[@godbacks09]

Malucci didn’t know when to keep his damn mouth shut.

[@ConnieWaldrep58]

Malucci doesn't know how to keep his mouth shut & he does have problems keeping his mouth shut.😂

[@tiffanymorgan6562]

@@ConnieWaldrep58 and apparently his zipper in his pants as well

[@ladyanime100]

He could have just said, he was sorry for what he said and for his loss and ended it there but no, he had to keep talking

[@kalel8736]

I agree and also could have offered to help clean him up

[@JustinMacri007]

@@kalel8736 so macci killed his nephew?

[@ladyanime100]

@@JustinMacri007 No, Macci assumed Benton's nephew was a gang member and said some offensive things while they were trying to save him and after the kid died.

[@joeconcepts5552]

Really, that was self centered thing worrying about what he said to Benton. He was way past caring about what Malucci said earlier.

[@SS-Tommy]

This show was and still is so great.

[@80sman21]

I forgot how overjoyed I was seeing mah man Peter beating this lil douche up. I went from being skeptical about Benton in season 1 to loving him and wanting him to stay in his final season and I absolutely HATED Malucci's character the whole time he was on, so naturally looking back in retrospect this scene gives me so much life and energy. XD

[@rkproductions7180]

Agreed. The more you watch Benton the more you understand and like him. Then you have Malucci, the more you watch him…..the more you dislike him.

[@haywoodjablome6645]

Malucci always said stupid crap.

[@TheKiingkiller]

@@billybob042665 Really? i would never have guessed

[@marvinmoore2720]

And that's why he got his ass kicked

[@bdub8522]

I miss the 90s. When you could fight at work and come back the next day like nothing happened...

[@AndreNitroX]

😂😂😂 true

[@tiffanymorgan6562]

Surprised that Peter wasn't terminated after that altercation

[@alphanerd7221]

@@tiffanymorgan6562 As if he would ever get fired for that. Even an unskilled worker wouldn't be fired for that.

[@RichO1701e]

in a FICTIONAL TV show.... ffs

[@alphanerd7221]

@@tiffanymorgan6562 Then you aren't very logical.

[@mythigator7406]

Benton clip request: This one takes place when Benton and Corday were dating. Corday walks out of the hospital to find Benton dressed up like John Shaft, and they drive off while the Shaft theme music plays. The episode is "Masquerade", from Season 5, and the "Benton as Shaft" scene is either near or right at the end. I'd like to see it again, and I think the Benton fans in the crowd would get a kick out of it. Please and thank you!

[@maddyf8022]

YES! i wanted this scene uploaded so badly- thank you!

[@kevandunkelberg6030]

Side note: can we talk about how cute Corday’s hat is in this scene

[@dannythomas417]

Side note: Can we talk about how Peter was the one that elbowed Kerry?

[@PredatorBrendan]

Thanks for uploading that scene. Very appreciated.

[@donaldmccall3968]

Malucci brought that on himself you thought that his nephew were a gang banger, that why Benton knock him out.

[@Xerruy]

0:38 did he just casually backhand Weaver?

[@billy-sx8wx]

I think he did it on purpose. I think we all wanted to punch Carrie at some point.

[@billy-sx8wx]

Samuel Astic what are you talking about I was just making a joke that every character at some point wanted to hit Carrie. Had nothing to do with Benton.

[@billy-sx8wx]

LinguaTool she was a great character. But you have to admit sometimes she was a little hard to handle.

[@marcelparker6755]

That looked a little more like an elbow than a backhand... but damn!

[@gunselshaly537]

@Samuel Astic What the hell are you on about?

[@kyeo77]

the best part is malucci was all ready to fight two seconds after "apologizing"

[@resatyurdakul6742]

Not defending him, but what malucci did after getting punched was kinda considered self defense

[@alphanerd7221]

Fighting Benton is the best amends he could make. While Benton was fighting he wasn't sad.

[@5wheels178]

@@resatyurdakul6742 he starts punching back after Benton hits Weaver.

[@alphanerd7221]

When a guy twice your size is trying to beat you up you don't just stand there and take it. Also, pretty much everything Malucci does is a holding pattern waiting for the fight to break up. He never tries to hurt Benton.

[@alexandramoyer8785]

@@alphanerd7221lol ok

[@AshleySaray3]

ER was so amazing especially their first 8 seasons to me. Benton was one of my favorites even with his hard shell because sometimes you saw a glimmer of his humanity. Ugh. I’m rewatching the series past season 8 I started to not care. Something was lost. Maybe it was the core of Green and Benton leaving that sealed the coffin. They also showed less of the nurses as the show got older. Haleh, Chuney, Lily, Connie 😩

[@lecuyerdooley1084]

Other than Carole Hathaway and Abby (who they made into a doctor), the nurses were always secondary characters. Sam later on become more a prominent nurse that factored into storylines but Haleh never had a story of her own, and the ones they crafted for Chuney, Connie, etc. were rather insignificant for the most part.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Nice to see Benton actually has the capability of expressing emotions. Snarkiness aside, I don’t blame him one bit; I would’ve done the same thing.

[@vintagetvandexciting]

If Carter was there when it happened, I have hutch he be on Benton's side.

[@frameyard2693]

pretty sure Carter would start the beating before Benton

[@kalel8736]

Speaking of, where was Carter at?

[@crazyrabbits]

He was on Benton's side when Gant went to Anspaugh to complain about the former's treatment in S3 -- no chance he wouldn't be on Benton's side here as well.

[@rkproductions7180]

Malucci probably wouldn’t even have made it to the room. Carter would’ve made sure that he was nowhere near Benton.

[@cid2852]

@@kalel8736 He was in rehab for part of this season (this was S7, and the S6 finale was when the others staged his "intervention" and sent him off to the rehab center). I can't remember if this episode took place before or after he got back. So he might've still been in rehab and not back to his job yet.

[@theSamielle]

Dude is lucky he ain’t eating his meals thru a straw

[@jamesrfb]

The music on this show was the best - it always accentuated the drama perfectly.

[@MagicChan]

I just found your channel and I am excited I did! I would love to see clips with Abby and her mother in season 7 and 8. I always loved that storyline.

[@dangurney1042]

Malucci was the most unlikable main character ever on the show! Even more than Romano and the writers practically went out their way to make him unlikable!

[@therealmistahjay]

I’d put Dr. Chen on that list too. When I look back I realized that there’s really nothing likeable about her character. She was always kinda bitchy. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@haywoodjablome6645]

His insistence on being called Dr. Dave was always cringeworthy.

[@willannka]

@@therealmistahjay Yeah you might be right. I mean she had good scenes and had potential but I think I like her mostly because I love Ming-Na Wen who portrays her.

[@dangurney1042]

willannka I did like her friendship with Carter and part of me always wished they became a couple.

[@ladybugmom10]

I actually liked him. He made the show interesting. He wasn't a super nice character but I enjoyed the different dialogue between all the characters.

[@chazmitchell8247]

“I just thought he was some banger” jeezus

[@mr.classic6823]

The Hell was Weaver thinking trying to Break up a Fight Knowing she's Physically unable to

[@TheWchurchill4pm]

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” -Edmund Burke

[@jasminejackson338]

Malucci was dead wrong because if it wasn't Peter's nephew, then that meant he would have continued doing the half ass job of trying to save the patient. You can't just pick and choose who you want to save because of what you think they are...

[@thebrosmemesyt5428]

Peter Benton just fantastic x

[@aaronburgin1442]

Benton hands down had the best hands on the show, and I ain’t talkin surgery 😂

[@gstate4ever]

The way they sell weaver getting hit is top notch acting. That whole sequence almost seem like an accident. Like she was really hit and everyone stayed in charter even her to get this amazing Moment on camera. And if it was all choreographed then they nailed it.

[@codyhoskins1319]

Whoa I can't believe Benton actually popped Kerry in the face with his elbow in that fight at 0:39. I never noticed that before. That's probably the only time she's gotten hit by a staff member in a tense moment than just getting yelled at. I can't remember if Benton got a severe write-up or suspension but being one of the best seems to provide immunity I take it like many of the best doctors have had for all their errors and bad judgement. Ironic that Malucci only ended up getting fired after banging a paramedic than for killing a patient or the times he got into fights on the job and by the woman who got hit trying to break his assaulter off of him.

[@zzzzzzzzzzzk]

Romano docked his pay on the next episode.

[@MalachiDees2005]

I like that the scene in the ER right before Malucci and Benton emerge. Also, I love how the guy behind Corday is like "Alright then!"

[@Davewest85]

You tell a MAN IN PAIN ( I THAT HE THOUGHT HE WAS A BANGER) YOU ARE ASKING FOR A BEAT DOWN, IT WAS LIKE ADDING SALT TO A BIG ASS WOUND.

[@loulou9978]

I loved Benton. Malucci deserved that beating. Making stupid nasty comments like that. Everyone is important to someone. Don’t assume you know a person based on their looks or skin color etc

[@muntaqaak458]

Guy never stop running his mouth. That's why he pisses me off when it comes to extreme measures

[@natalieschannel7675]

Malucci should have just left when Benton said “Get away from me.”

[@D2RCR]

As an aside, Alex Kingston looks absolutely adorable in that hat.

[@mackcummy4976]

When someone says to get away from them after something like that, do it right away.

[@Nobli82]

Malucci very strongly reminds me to one of my colleagues at my former workplace.

[@wildeyjr]

How about the one where Gallant punches Pratt and Weaver just shrugs and is like, in that case...

[@JacklostYedmore]

I’m watching old er episodes and it took me a while before I figured out that this is the same guy that played Mike’s cell mate in Suits. He looks quite different now, here he looked like he was like 10 years younger than he was :P

[@VioletEmerald]

I watched ER 17 years ago and still always recognize Erik Palladino in everything else I ever see him in, i always hear his distinctive voice with that accent and see his eyes and think Malucci. I actually thought it was impressive how similar he looks like over 20 years later, still playing a character who doesn't have grown children lol... It took me a while to recognize the counselor/therapist guy in the same prison storyline on Suits is the actor from The Resident though.

[@iChristyD]

@@VioletEmerald Erik looks great still, he’s going to be 53 next month. You ought to see his kids, they look like they stepped out of a children’s Gap ad, just so adorable! I mean their dad is good looking and his wife is one of those women who looks like a super model with no makeup AT ALL! She’s also a sweetheart to boot which is even better.

[@zzzzzzzzzzzk]

He was also in The Marvelous Mrs Maisel.

[@sanedcab1Mexico]

Sorry, but there's no translation to English for this except "Qué trancazo le da Benton a Kerry!"

[@tsuba666]

And to think some people felt bad that malucci ended up being fired...

[@charloteauxvalerian3875]

Well, truth to be told, Malucci was a piece of work, but Weaver wasn't that cool either way. She always stomped other people for the sake of her career and pulled some nasty string for a long time, too. So it was hard to me to root entirely for Weaver.

[@AndreNitroX]

Agreed weaver was cold

[@kf4293]

@@charloteauxvalerian3875 No, Weaver was efficient and probably one of the most balanced and logical. Logical can come off as "cold", but that's who you want in the ER. Honestly, would you want Benton working on you or yours, even hours and perhaps Days after this? His head *isn't* in the game!

[@v.gorski3050]

No matter if he could be a fair doctor or not. If you treated fellow humans with hatred, bigotry, and macho maniacal shit, that is unprofessional. Kick him to the curb. Piece of garbage belongs there.

[@thelaw6267]

Like him or not, Malucci was scapegoated for something that was Weaver's responsibility as his supervisor. Instead she threw him and Chen under the bus.

[@74Spirit1]

That's the one that was busted in the ambulance.

[@joemckim1183]

This is why you don't poke the bear.

[@davidquintana2918]

That was an apology?

[@NeekoFreeman]

Weaver was one of the first to try to break the fight up. She got decked hard and still kept trying to break it up. og

[@garymontgomery7107]

Peter did right after malucci said those comments during the trauma

[@jmcjerrymediachannel2660]

Weaver got elbowed in the face by Benton 0:39 Wow!

[@giordanotirelli6028]

Happy birthday malucci from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er

[@freegame17]

What a delicious cookie Weaver ate.

[@alejandrovaras1018]

MALUCCI BEING MALUCCI

[@ruscopcoltrain]

"I'm really sorry. But in my defense, I was only being racist."

[@TorontoLifeByRy]

They say one of the best ways to apologize to someone is just giving them time and when they come to you giving them your time

[@IsiahTomas]

I know it was just a movie, but I'm even more pissed off at the villians in "Logan" now.

[@kagemaru259]

I'm sure a LOT of people wanted to beat up Malucci.....

[@Komediennekymd2009]

His mouth just didn't know when to stop! 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@Wolf_3125]

He used Focus Punch! It was super effective!

[@msredux]

This and when he gets fired are my favorite malucci scenes

[@lucycortes3245]

Igual que Romano era tan cínico como el que más, esta serie nadie la superara.

[@calm1047]

Some banger and that ladies and gentlemen is what young black men are made out to be in America!

[@daisymz3710]

Uh-huh! Duuuude, work on your apologies, would you?🧐glad he hit that creep

[@duncanmills391]

Peter Benton was a very complicated character, I never really new whether I liked him, like Toby in the West Wing,

[@clarkshann]

Same

[@miaward1792]

Peter has always been rough.

[@joejoerunya8908]

he was just very driven about his career. like almost nothing else mattered to him

[@miaward1792]

He always has a rough attitude he’s never smiles or anything. He was even rough with Gant back then that led him to kill himself

[@JackieHallam]

OMG how uncaring and insincere is Malucci?

[@cutie7of7]

Im gonna get the whole collection. I loved E.R. Everyshow was so good and real life situations... Greys anatomy I love as well.

[@danielleames7953]

Malucci was way out of line and very unprofessional!

[@mikekling5880]

Sums up the character basically.

[@ConnieWaldrep58]

Malucci is a sick in the head person but worst racist character ever.🤢🤮

[@sds6303]

Ethically & legally, he shouldn't have been operating on his own family member.

[@aaronwalker1678]

That’s what I was about to say

[@astronautmikejones]

It's a drama on TV. This is your takeaway?

[@hampstercrazy]

Ethically, you’re right, but legally it’s not black and white. Many small towns only have small ER centers and if someone is in danger there is sometimes no choice. The doctor would never be faulted or charged for that.

[@therealmistahjay]

@@astronautmikejones gotta love these kinds people. Like, what do they think is achieved by pointing these kinda things out? 😂

[@d.n.adatniccalexxx]

Well that malucci sure was gonna let him and die and say fuck it cuz he assumed he was another banger so think about that logic

[@naeysavage88]

Weaver: WHOAAAA girl if you don’t get yo ass outta the damn way…😭😭

[@NLaertes]

That right hook from Peter...would have launched Dave to the moon, jeez, it was that powerful

[@jacobewilliamson8086]

They were pretty evenly matched fighting

[@alicenunesdeoliveiracarnei8752]

Detestei esse cara desde o primeiro episódio dele

[@johnbeatz380]

Can you upload the scene where Peter fights the dude with the prostetics in the garage

[@peteshadle3779]

Benton was always a favorite of mine

[@dominickdirienzo8266]

0:27, 💥! He had that coming!

[@akckamikaze9667]

Waver catching dat stray 😂 man he fall bacc was ctfu

[@Komediennekymd2009]

Malucci chose violence that day! 😂😂😂😂

[@arielg7000]

bad ass man

[@markmiller9721]

Eric LaSalle is such a great actor is he in the new Coming to America like he was in the first one?

[@benparks3564]

When he said, "get away from me" he should have left right away. Then he made it worse when by saying, "I thought he was some banger." What an idiot.

[@jenniferkeeponfighting7561]

Women should not get in the middle when there's men around to restrain in a situation like this. I'm sure some will find that offensive but men are much stronger.

[@cid2852]

The problem here wasn't even a man vs woman thing. Weaver was hobbling on a cane, and the two guys fighting were both pretty big compared to her. I'm not really sure what she thought she was gonna do there. Maybe she just thought they'd respect her authority and stop when she said stop, but they were already so far into it that anything she said wasn't going to register anyway.

[@jonstefanik9400]

You don't tug on Superman's cape and you piss off soul glo either.

[@florencelitavszky1500]

Could you find the moment Dr morgenstern is a patient with his broken ankle?

[@intorainbowzOG]

And the hagis!

[@TaleiAK]

No place for prejudice in medicine. If Benton doesn't like a person in the first time he meets them, it's for a good reason.

[@maddies1637]

Can you do scene where Carter meets Grace? The episode is "If I should fall from Grace" I think it's season 8 episode 7

[@greatgirl22]

Yes please!! One of the scenes that I've been waiting for!