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The two student doctors

Anyone notice that the two female student doctors look a lot like the two lesbien girls who were at the rave in the beginning? I mean the one who tried to kiss some pills into the homelesss woman's mouth and then her Asian girlfriend who attacked the homeless woman after, right before the cops came in.

EDIT RELATING TO DELETION: Ha Ha! I can't believe someone was sad enough to remove someone eles's question from a discussion section relating to an incredibly trivial article, without providing any reason for that matter. The guy who did probably hasn't seen the episode or has problems of his own to deal with (some people still think lesbien is a dirty word - shhhh), but if anyone relevent to this question has, I'd just like to know if it'd be usefull in the article. I've looked at the creds but they neither list the ravers or the student doctors or any other outstanding individuals in it. They only list two new actors: tall girl and short girl. Which is pretty damn vague.

Wilson and Swedish

Around 20 minutes in, Wilson makes a comment about how the word "friend" in Swedish can also be translated as "limping twerp". I'm not really firm in Swedish, but this sounds like made-up. What's up with that? Just a try for one more joke or is ther something more to it?

Native speaker here and you are quite right, like most "in language x, y means z" jokes this is completely made up. --81.224.39.148 (talk) 23:34, 1 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Calendrica

...or may be Calendraica or smth like that. Heroes mention this word two times in this episode. What does it mean?--Dewserv (talk) 12:08, 21 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]