Kevin Connolly Biography
Kevin Connolly (born March 5, 1974) is an American actor and director. He is best known for his roles as Eric Murphy in the HBO series Entourage and the eldest son Ryan Malloy in the 1990s television sitcom Unhappily Ever After. He began his career at age six, appearing in television commercials, including the "Betcha bite a chip" campaign for Chips Ahoy!.
In 1990, he landed his first film role, as Chickie in Rocky V.
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Concerns About Gun Violence in Society
Mitch Quigley:
This country man, can't go anywhere without getting mugged, or murdered or stabbed. Kids killin their classmates, drivebys, ya know, I won't even go into a post office any more.
Steve Maguire:
Shut up, Mitch.
Dr. Turner:
No, you shut up. I hate the little bastard, but he's right. You know how easy it is to get a gun in the country? In five minutes, boom, gun show.
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Questioning Medical Oversights in Child's Health
John Q. Archibald:
You know, what I don't understand is why they never found it, the doctors. My son has had clean checkups every year since the day he was born. How could the doctors not pick it up?
Dr. Turner:
He might not have been tested thoroughly enough.
John Q. Archibald:
Why not?
Steve Maguire: [[w:Health maintenance organization|HMO]
You got an ], right?
John Q. Archibald:
Yeah.
Steve Maguire: [points to Dr. Turner]
Well, there's your answer. I mean, HMO's pay their doctors not to test. It's their way of keeping costs down. Now, let's say Michael did need additional testing and insurance says they won't cover them. The doctor keeps his mouth shut, and come Christmas, The HMO sends the doctor a fat-ass bonus cheque.
John Q. Archibald: [to Dr. Turner]
Is that true?
Dr. Turner:
Possible. Not likely, but possible.
John Q. Archibald:
You telling me that these doctors may have known what was wrong with my son and they could have treated him all along?
Dr. Turner:
Who knows? I don't know.
Lester Matthews:
Don't take this personal, Doc. But, y'all bunch a goddamn crooks.
Dr. Turner:
You don't know what you're talking about.
Julie Byrd:
What about that thing that you guys take?
Dr. Turner:
The thing?
Julie Byrd:
Yeah, that promise. What do they call it?
Steve Smith: [[w:Hippocratic Oath|Hippocratic Oath]
It's called the ].
Lester Matthews:
More like the hypocritical oath'. How's it go, Doc? "I solemnly swear to take care of the sick and damn-near-dying, unless they ain't got major medical." Something like that?
Dr. Turner:
You've got it perfectly, that's it.
Steve Maguire:
It's funny, but it's not that far from the truth, okay?! This shit happens all the time! Paramedics bring in some accident victim and when the big boys in Accounting find out they can't pay, they send them packing.
Julie Byrd:
Hospitals can't turn people away!
Steve Smith:
Isn't there laws against that?
Steve Maguire: [to Dr. Turner]
Yeah, there's laws! But there's also ways around those laws. The only thing we have to do is stabilise them. And after that, we're off the hook and you know it.
Dr. Turner:
That's not how it works.
Steve Maguire:
That's exactly how it works! Maybe, not up there on the fifth floor. But in here, if you don't have any money, you get a Band-Aid, a foot in the ass and you're out the door!
Dr. Turner: [points at John]
Shut up. Enough already! I've heard all the bitching and moaning I can stand for one day, alright? Look, if you want to regard me as some kind of blood-sucking vampire, then fine, great, I'll be the bad guy. But who's holding the fucking gun?
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