Behind Randi, Bishop Cromwell appears at the desk and asks for Luka. Randi walks over and delightedly says, "I know you! You're the bishop, right?" He confirms that he is. She asks him where his special bishop hat is, and he says he left it at home. Luka "Pluto" Kovac comes around a corner; Randi points him out and books. "Hello again!" Bishop Cromwell greets Luka warmly. Luka asks if he's all right, and they shake hands. Bishop Cromwell says he was just finishing up his visitations, and asks whether Luka has a moment. Luka sterns, "I don't see a cane." "No, you don't," Bishop Cromwell affably agrees. Luka steps over to a nearby rack and fetches a spare one, asking whether Bishop Cromwell's experienced any more pain. "Not from the fall," Bishop Cromwell says. Luka deduces that it's the bishop's arthritis that's bothering him. Bishop Cromwell quietly asks if he might get another prescription for prednisone, the steroid Luka prescribed the first time we saw the bishop. Luka asks whether Bishop Cromwell followed up his ER visit with his regular doctor, and Bishop Cromwell says he keeps having to change his appointment. Luka tells him that seeing his regular doctor should be Bishop Cromwell's priority; Bishop Cromwell agrees, but says that his doctor doesn't work on Saturdays. Luka asks Bishop Cromwell's doctor's name; Bishop Cromwell says it's Don Frost, at St. Mary's. Luka says he should call Dr. Frost, but Bishop Cromwell says he'll only get Dr. Frost's service, adding, "Just between us, I'd rather not get him going. I so much as sneeze, and he wants to poke and prod every inch of me." Luka says he'd have to do some tests before prescribing anything else. Bishop Cromwell suspiciously asks what kind of tests. Luka says, "Blood. Urine. Check your sugar level." Bishop Cromwell says, "My sugar's a little high; I have a touch of diabetes, but I control it with diet." Luka briskly says, "Okay, let's take a look."