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Hi, I’m Dr Mark Sloan. I work for Community General Hospital, generally I have a great time there! Despite everyone else having to work long arduous shifts, I can come and go as I please; leaving patients mid-operation to help my son, Lt Steve Sloan, solve crimes he’s too thick to understand. Everyone comments how ironic it is that Steve is my “real-life†son too. I have no idea what they are talking about.You may have seen me on the television, where some of my cases are documented for prosperity. I am the most famous doctor-cum-super sleuth of this age.It is a great burden having to do your son’s job as well as your own, so I relax by hanging out with Steve and some of my hospital colleagues in BBQ Bob's (a restaurant that Steve and I co-own), and talk some more about whichever murder case we’re trying to solve at the time.Although I call Steve ‘Steve’ and try to act in the most professional manner possible during the working hours of the day, where family ties are not welcome in neither the medical or law-enforcing environments, he insists on calling me ‘Dad’. When we’re having to face down a serial killer or brutal murderer, he sometimes panics and calls me ‘Daddy’. I find it all very embarrassing, especially when we’re trying to get the truth out of a criminal, and particularly when we’re doing our infamous good cop/bad cop routine and Steve is meant to be the ‘bad cop’. I make sure Steve’s nervy fits get edited out of our factual medical murder documentaries, I would hate for it to be known that my son still wets his pants. Unfortunately, they just can’t edit out all the times he calls me ‘Dad’. So, I still come across as the ‘brain’ and he still comes across as the ‘brawn’, even though really I’m both and he’s a thick wimp.I sometimes have my fears that Steve may be of a light-footed tendency; just watch the amount of times he tackles someone from behind.