Kate's Chemotherapy

Note: They transmitted a little snippet of Monday's feed after the show on Friday so, having nothing else to write about, I thought we'd just give you a little sneak peek at Monday's show.

This was from the part you saw in PREVUZE II where Phillip gets all hot and bothered about Kate's chemotherapy while Lucas stands around contemplating his navel.

Daniel finsishes leafing through his latest copy of 'Teen Girl' Magazine. He puts that aside and picks up his new issue of 'AARP Hotties' when Phillip and Lucas rush in. "We got your call," says Phillip, "What's going on?"

"Kate asked me to call you," says Daniel.

Phillip asks, "Why does she want to see us now? Is she..."

Daniel interrupts, "It's a critical time..."

Phillip trumps Daniel's interruption and panics, "Stop the chemo! Now!"

"That's not advisable," says Daniel, "If we stop it now, the treatment won't be effective, and more importantly, her insurance company won't pay."

"I DON'T TRUST YOU," shrieks Phillip, "I know the law. I'm the next of kin and I can legally stop this treatment. That's what I want you to do. NOW!"

Meanwhile, Lucas is preoccupied with attempting to trap a fly on the counter.

"I'll do that if it's what you want," says Daniel, "But listen to me first. It's true your mother is unconscious now, but that's not uncommon in this type of alternative treatment. Give it a chance, because it's her only chance. I've called in a world class chemotherapy specialist to oversee the treatment. He's the best there is. He's saved dozens of people who had no hope at all and I think he can save your mother."

"Who is this miracle worker," snorts Phillip.

"He's a doctor from New Delhi," says Daniel, "His name is Sabi Singh and I have known him since college. We also went to medical school together. You may not trust me, but you should trust him. He's the world's foremost chemotherapy expert. I would trust him with my own life."

The fly on the counter predictably outsmarts Lucas.

Phillip softens, "You say you went to school together. How well do you really know him?"

"He's one of my closest friends," says Daniel, "He's worked with me and we've been successful on many difficult and seemingly hopeless cases. He's more than a friend. I actually think of him as my trusted companion, and that's why I call him...

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Are you ready for this?

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Chemo Sabi.

Sorry. If you possibly can do it after that, have a great weekend. I'll see you Monday and tell you what really happened between Phillip and Daniel. I have a feeling the fly will get away, though.