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Season 10 |
| 202 :10x01 - Now What? (Sep/25/2003) | | A frazzled Dr. Carter returns from his harrowing mission to the Congo only to be confronted by a hostile Abby while an exotic new British medical student causes a stir when she unexpectedly helps a patient -- and angers Dr. Chen as Dr. Pratt flirts with her. In addition: a concerned Dr. Pratt works the margins to help an HIV-infected patient obtain the necessary medical insurance; a woman and her young children are treated after their wrecked car is struck again by a large truck; construction workers add to the chaos of the emergency room; Dr. Romano sports a new look -- and Carter gets an ominous call from Africa. | | Special Guest Stars: Parminder Nagra as Dr. Neela Rasgotra, | Guest Stars: Ellen Geer as Mrs. Ferguson, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Randy Lowell as Dr. Shine, Tom McCafferty as Worker #1, Stuart McLean (1) as X-Ray Tech, Evan McNamara as Patient, Madison McReynolds as Hannah, Linara Washington as Young Woman on Train, Kenny Young (1) as Worker #2, Bret Loehr as Matthew, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Emily Cline as Denise Johnson, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Todd Felix as Damien, Marcus Folmar as Foreman, Jacqueline Garza as Katie, Joe Grifasi as Tom Williams, Amy Hunter as Hannah's Mom | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 203 :10x02 - The Lost (Oct/02/2003) | | Dr. Carter returns to the Congo to search for the body of a fellow doctor and reunites with several associates but the chaos, stench and danger of the country's long civil war threaten to curtail his efforts -- and again put him in harm's way. Elsewhere in the strife-torn country, Dr. Kovac is seen in flashbacks as he battles debilitating malaria while he ministers to the sick and dying in a land where life is cheap at best. | | Guest Stars: Mareo-Ahmir Lawson as Intimidating African Soldier, Peter J. Lucas as Debbie, Jarreth J. Merz as Charles (as Jarreth Merz), Garikayi Mutambirwa as John Deere Boy, Abdoulaye N'Gom as Dusty Father (as Abdoulaye N'Gom), Rishonda Napier as Chance, Tim Kelleher as U.S. Embassy Official, Aldis Hodge as Young Man, Abdul Ayoola as Patrique, Frank Bruynbroek as Andre Ney, Pragna Desai as Angelique, Simone-Elise Girard (1) as Gillian, Barbara Eve Harris as Chance's Mother, Sam Hennings as U.S. Financial Attache Steve Davison | Director: Christopher Chulack
Story: David Zabel, John Wells (1) | Teleplay: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 204 :10x03 - Dear Abby (Oct/09/2003) | | Abby's frustrating day gets worse when she gets a special "Dear John" letter from Dr. Carter in the Congo while her fellow nurses threaten a walkout and her opinions are ignored -- especially when she is chastised as she seeks to inform a teenaged girl, with failing lungs and heart, that her life is in grave danger. Elsewhere, Dr. Romano's mood gets nastier when he is fitted with an antiquated hook for his missing arm and he takes out his rage by firing several much-needed nurses. In addition, three new second-year residents join the staff -- including the self-assured Dr. "Coop". Dr. Pratt uneasily meets Dr. Chen's old-fashioned parents for dinner, and the playful Dr. Dorset makes an impression with his style and substantial skills. | | Guest Stars: Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper, Jennifer Jostyn as Prosthetic Doc, Stephi Lineburg as Elle Reiser (as Stephanie Lineburg), Lori Lively as Helen, Mike Madrigal as Granger, Susan Oh as Dr. Sofun, Albert Owens as Cardiologist Zane, David J. Partington as Herman, Joanne Rubino as Darren's Mom, John F. Schaffer as Drooling Patient, Roman Varshavsky as Hand Guy, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Danny Le Boyer as Violent Patient, Jim Gleason (3) as Little Girl's Father, Simone-Elise Girard (1) as Gillian, Jamai Fisher as Little Girl, Ryan Michelle Bathe as Miss Evelyn, Rhonda Aldrich as Mrs. Reiser, Alanna Boatright as Mrs. Dunn, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Rod Britt as Mr. Helpful, Bruno Campos as Dr. Eddie Dorset, Joseph Cellini as Panicky Patient, Lilyan Chauvin as Nurse Edna, George Cheung as Mr. Chen (as George Kee Cheung), Kieu Chinh as Mrs. Chen, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Zac Efron as Bobby Neville, Troy Evans as Frank Martin | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: R. Scott Gemmill | | | |
| 205 :10x04 - Shifts Happen (Oct/23/2003) | | A confident second-year resident Dr. Pratt wants to show off during the graveyard shift but his heroics sometimes backfire, especially in his contempt for an asymptomatic husband who temporarily loses his speech -- and in the case of a boy whose treatment is delayed after he swallows a quarter. As Dr. Weaver decries the "incompetence" of her staff, she too makes a grievous error while a screaming man with a broken leg must wait endless hours and Neela deals with a little girl who arrives with her beloved grandmother whose status is DNR -- "Do Not Resuscitate." Elsewhere, Abby finds herself desperate for money and credit and later meets both Dr. Kovac and his new girlfriend. Likewise, Dr. Corday warms up to Dr. Dorset. | | Guest Stars: Richard Narita as Ortho #1, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Frank McRae as Freddie, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Beth Lacke as Cheryl, Alex Kubik as Kurt Vangoss, Shi Ne Nielson as Sheila - Medical Student, Valerie Perri as Damian's Mom (as Valerie Perri-Lipson), Bob Perry (1) as Patient, Lee Ryan (1) as Ortho #2, Kendall Schmidt as Damian, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Mark Valley as Richard Lockhart, Jimmy Walker, Jr. as Jay Jay, Jimmie Walker as Jay Jay, Craig Watkinson as Russell Highsmith, Robin Karfo as Dr. Hampton, Jennifer Jostyn as Prosthetist, Chanet Johnson (1) as Betsy, Kirk Anderson as Vendor, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Joshua Boyd as Harlin, Rhyon Nicole Brown as Erika Crawford, Paul Cassell (1) as Ed Gamble, Kylee Cochran as Terri, Richard Cox (2) as Rick Mathers, Scott Cummins (1) as Wife Beater, Nick D'Agosto as Andy, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Carla Jimenez as Eloise, Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper, Simone-Elise Girard (1) as Gillian, Maureen Flannigan (1) as Mrs. Gamble, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Cameron Dye as Damian's Dad, Andres Delgado as Zeke | Director: Julie Hébert
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 206 :10x05 - Out of Africa (Oct/30/2003) | | Dr. Lewis fears for a distraught architect whose degenerating eyesight makes him despondent while a spirited new nurse replaces Abby -- who decides to return to medical school. Elsewhere: disaster strikes when the doctors suspect a mother is abusing her child; Dr. Corday learns something shocking about the charismatic Dr. Dorset, and a green medical student is overwhelmed by the chaos and grisly conditions of life in the E.R. | | Special Guest Stars: Bob Newhart as Ben Hollander, Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper, | Guest Stars: Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Monté Russell as Dwight Zadro, Laura Cerón as Nurse Chuny Marquez, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Karla Zamudio as Latina Mom, Nadia Shazana as Jacy, Daniel Roebuck as Kyle Martin, Christopher Michael as Security Guard, Frank McRae as Freddie, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Lynette DuPree (1) as Athena, Alison Elliott as Paula Martin, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Gavin Fink as Henry Martin, Bruno Campos as Dr. Eddie Dorset, Daniel Dae Kim as Ken Sung | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 207 :10x06 - The Greater Good (Nov/06/2003) | | Drs. Pratt and Kovac clash over a miscarriage-prone young woman who arrives to deliver a premature baby -- Pratt wants to make heroic efforts to save the tiny soul while Kovac is dead-set against spending vast amounts of money to keep the child alive, but forever sickly. Elsewhere, Dr. Lewis enjoys her time with a sarcastic patient who once threatened to take his own life over his impending blindness. A distracted Kovac also runs afoul of a psychiatrist who over-medicates an abused foster child who wants to go back to his drug-addled mother. Plus, a chatty, upbeat pharmaceutical rep makes the rounds offering goodies, a man gets violent over an exorbitant bill and Dr. Coop makes a romantic play for Dr. Chen. | | Guest Stars: Kathy McGraw as Dr. Briane Vargas, Bob Newhart as Ben Hollander, Michael Roddy as Kevin dunn, Sarah Shahi as Tara king - Pharmaceutical Rep, Nadia Shazana as Jacy, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Gathering Marbet as Sharon, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper, Michael Angarano as Zack, Allison Smith as Denny, Jordana Capra as Oliver, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Eric Gerleman (1) as Harvest Surgeon | Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: R. Scott Gemmill | | | |
| 208 :10x07 - Death and Taxes (Nov/13/2003) | | A busy Dr. Lewis plans a home-cooked dinner with the elderly Hollander -- her depressed patient who is going blind -- treats a stressed-out housewife, arranges for an IRS audit, and then hides the detached arm of the nasty Dr. Romano. Elsewhere, Neela and Dr. Pratt treat a vulnerable 18-year-old who was attacked in jail and Dr. Gallant must gamble with a risky hospital transfer to help a young septic cancer patient. Meanwhile, Dr. Kovac clashes with Dr. Corday over the treatment of a patient she suspects needs an appendectomy and nurse Sam parks her precocious son in the E.R. for a day where the kid gets an eyeful. | | Guest Stars: Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Sean Mahon as Community Hospital Doctor, Bob Newhart as Ben Hollander, Roger Ranney as Officer Maser, Terry Savage as Radiologist, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Mari Weiss as Eric, Daniel Dae Kim as Ken Sung, Carla Jimenez as Eloise, Constance Hsu as Stacie, Betsy Brandt as Franny Myers, Nick D'Agosto as Andy, John J. Dalesandro (1) as Brett Rayner, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper | Director: Felix Enriquez Alcala
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 209 :10x08 - Freefall (Nov/20/2003) | | On Thanksgiving, the staff struggles with a shortage of doctors as Abby treats an HIV-positive woman who thinks she might be pregnant while suffering from severe bleeding and an unexpected helicopter crash on the hospital rooftop threatens to harm everyone in the hospital. Nearby, Dr. Lewis is unaware that her "ex-husband" Chuck was involved in the disaster. Elsewhere, Dr. Romano threatens to file a serious complaint against the brash Dr. Pratt and Romano continues to ride medical student/nurse Abby with tough medical questions -- even as she wonders about what Dr. Carter might be doing that same day in Africa. | | Special Guest Stars: Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Glenn Howerton as Dr. Nick Cooper, Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, | Guest Stars: Reiner Schöne as Mr. Garland (as Raynor Scheine), Amy Pietz as Pregnant HIV+ Woman, Craig Ricci Shaynak as Fritz, Jayden Lund as Workman #2, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Bellina Logan as Nurse Kit, Conrad Lindsay as Mel, Amy Aquino as Dr. Janet Coburn, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Destiny Edmond as Judy, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Michael Gregory as Westbrook, Asante Jones as NTSB Workman #1 | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Joe Sachs | | | |
| 210 :10x09 - Missing (Dec/04/2003) | | Two distinct cultures collide when Neela treats two Amish teenagers involved in a car accident who are exploring the outside world to determine if they want to return to the reclusive society while Dr. Corday and a few others mourn the loss of a talented colleague. Elsewhere, Sam clashes with sympathetic Dr. Kovac when he pays too much attention to her trouble-prone teenaged son Alex while Dr. Lewis is pained when an unconscious 5-year-old girl cannot be traced to any parent or guardian. In addition, Dr. Pratt scopes out the beautiful Valerie who is visiting her nervous brother Dr. Gallant. | | Guest Stars: Michael Pena as (as Michael Peña), Wendy Phillips as Mrs. Lambright, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Terry Savage as Radiologist Nurse, Steve Seagren as Zimmer, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Nick Vallelonga as Kohler, Finn Wittrock as Thomas Yoder, Ruth Zalduondo as Radiologist, Karla Zamudio as Alma Benitez, Patrick Pankhurst as Dr. York, Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Niecy Nash as Judith Anderson, John Eric Bentley as Larry Anderson, Joy Bryant as Valerie Gallant, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Kevin Gonzalez as Nate, Daniel Dae Kim as Ken Sung, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Danielle Lewis-Kates as Girl, Wayne Lopez as Hank Benitez, Shannon Lucio as Johanna Lambright | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 211 :10x10 - Makemba (Dec/11/2003) | | On Christmas Eve, a chilled emergency room staff do their best to observe the holiday while a crusading Dr. Carter does the same half a world away in a run-down Congolese medical clinic as recent flashbacks reveal his clashes with Makemba, a beautiful native AIDS worker over the meager resources -- and they slowly fall in love. As Carter re-adjusts to the heat, filth and dangers of the region, he keeps in touch with his Chicago friends and embarks on a personal mission to save a pregnant mother who is dying of AIDS, he is confronted by anti-Americanism from his French comrades. Even so, Carter is determined to bring the joy and love of Christmas to the local children of Kisingani. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, Mary McCormack as Debbie, | Guest Stars: Alyson Reed as Ginny, Jacques C. Smith as Peter, Melissa Weil as Shelagh, Moshidi Motshegwa as Céline, Joram Moreka as Luambo, Fritz Michel as Walter, Jarreth J. Merz as Charles (as Jarreth Merz), Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Pragna Desai as Angelique, Joy Bryant as Valerie Gallant | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 212 :10x11 - Touch and Go (Jan/08/2004) | | The return of Dr. Carter from Africa prompts various reactions, especially when he is accompanied by his new love Makemba -- and Carter has other surprises in store -- while Dr. Pratt squares off against Dr. Gallant over a personal matter. A busy Pratt also finds time to treat a young victim of a car accident whose case is complicated by a rare form of osteoporosis and takes an interest in an elderly woman suffering from dementia who believes he is her son. In addition, a whole nursing shift cannot go home until they find one missing valium pill. Elsewhere, Dr. Kovac informs Dr. Weaver about his departure date and Carter deals with a malnourished woman and her equally famished family. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, | Guest Stars: Shi Ne Nielson as Sheila - Medical Student, Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Sasha Mitchell (1) as Bartender, Skip O'Brien as Larry Brody, Pamela Sinha as Amira, Matt Stadelmann as Martin Brody (as Matthew Stadelmann), Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, K. T. Thangavelu as Dr. Subramanian, Muriel Whitaker as Mrs. Webster, Walter Wong as MRI Tech, Gwen Mihok as Ellen, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Kyle Alcazar as David, Lauren Antariksa as Anna, Julie Ariola as Emily, Joy Bryant as Valerie Gallant, Luis Cortes as Refugio (as Luis Cortes), Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Andres Delgado as Zeke, Russell Edge as CT Tech, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Sonia Jackson as Ruthie Newton, Tony Lee (3) as Qwon Fah | Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: Mark Morocco | | | |
| 213 :10x12 - NICU (Jan/15/2004) | | A reluctant Abby and Neela are assigned to the dreaded NICU -- the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit -- a separate floor where they are confronted with a whole new universe of jargon and helpless babies fighting for their lives as anxious parents wait for miracles that often don't come. The wrenching marathon is part of their month-long rotation, and the pair begin to confront their own fears as they are tested emotionally and professionally. Eventually, they begin to bond with the Chinese parents of sick twins, a baby boy with a faulty heart, a praying mother who refuses to give up hope for her comatose infant -- and even Dr. Weaver, whose newborn baby with Lopez needs the NICU's help. | | Guest Stars: Shi Ne Nielson as Sheila - Medical Student, Michelle Noh as Kate, Angela Oh as Kate - NICU Resident, Tom Parker as Matt Gilespie, Maurice G. Smith as Lester Kertzenstein, Lisa Vidal as Sandy Lopez, Kelli Dawn Hancock as Tina Kirk, Jeremy Glazer as David - Medical Student, Lesley Fera as Helen Kolber, Christopher Cousins as Kyle Kolber, Joanne Baron as Virgie, Jordan Berkow as Susannah, L. Scott Caldwell (1) as Dr. Rabb, Yi Ding as Mei-Fan, Georgia Eskew as Miranda | Director: Laura Innes
Writer: Lisa Zwerling | | | |
| 214 :10x13 - Get Carter (Feb/05/2004) | | Dr. Carter makes the mistake of bringing his wide-eyed girlfriend Kem to observe the emergency room where she makes an impact -- wanted or not -- almost everywhere she wanders, ranging from an AIDS ward to the classroom and even in an unsanctioned ridealong with the paramedics. The complex Dr. Pratt has a hard night and questions his abilities as he treats a variety of patients, including a young sledder who breaks his back in the snow and a elderly man with fluid in his lung. Meanwhile, Dr. Gallant accompanies the paramedics and is almost shot in a violent domestic dispute where he befriends a frightened boy, and Dr. Weaver dedicates a new center to Dr. Romano's memory that has everyone buzzing. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, | Guest Stars: Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Shi Ne Nielson as Sheila - Medical Student, Kelsey Oldershaw as Nurse Tess, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Anjua Warfield-Maximo as Dana, Kali Majors as Sydney, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Corbin Allred as Doug, Nadege Auguste as Mrs. Lemonier, Paul Blackthorne as Dr. Jeremy Lawson, Lauren Cohn as Kelly, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Cody Estes as Rudy | Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: R. Scott Gemmill | | | |
| 215 :10x14 - Impulse Control (Feb/12/2004) | | Life and death assume an even higher profile as single-mother Sam treats an abused and newly pregnant teen as well as a wife who sees her injured family melt away after a car accident -- while Dr. Carter takes a holiday to show Kem the wonders of a wintry Chicago. Elsewhere, a risk-assessment expert is hired to observe the E.R. and is shocked at the abounding mayhem -- especially when Sam roughs up a patient's friend. Abby and Dr. Pratt restrain an undocumented man who wants to check out despite testing positive for tuberculosis while Sam is quizzed by her son Alex about her interest in Dr. Kovac. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, | Guest Stars: Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Chad McKnight as Officer Wilson, Larry Michelson as Roger, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, J. K. Simmons as Gus Loomer, Rheagan Wallace as Layla Dering, Richard Kline (2) as Risk Assessment Expert, Skyler Hudson as Ethan, Marin Hinkle as Kathy Shepard, Matt Barr as Billy, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Cat Hammons as Counter Girl, Coburn Hartsell as Dean, Logan Hudson as Ethan | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Yahlin Chang | | | |
| 216 :10x15 - Blood Relations (Feb/19/2004) | | While Dr. Carter pines over his separation from his pregnant girlfriend in Africa, a family of four is rushed to the E.R. after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning from their furnace -- forcing a claustrophobic Neela to accompany a newborn baby into an extremely uncomfortable hyperbaric chamber to extend its life. Elsewhere, Dr. Lewis is upbeat about her future with Chuck while Nurse Sam has reason to ponder her relationship with Dr. Kovac. In addition, Lewis and Abby treat a maniacal man who's rushed in covered in blood, while Dr. Weaver counsels a mother whose young son tests positive for leukemia. Amid the chaos, Dr. Chen returns from China with her sick father in tow. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, | Guest Stars: Don McGovern as Wade, Anne Johnson as Elderly Patient, Eric Johner as Officer Higgins, Ramon Franco as Adam Grover, Sean Michael (3) as Technician, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Sarah K. Peterson as Shannon Bennett, Bobby Preston as Clay Bennett, Berlinda Tolbert as Nancy Natarelli, Daniel Venegas as Luis, Renee Victor as Florina Lopez, Patrick Fischler as Chamber Tech, David Figlioli (1) as Nolan, Carmen Thomas as Vicki Bennett, Katya Abelsky as Christy, Jetro Spencer Barclay as Benny, Paul Blackthorne as Dr. Jeremy Lawson, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Rebecca Brunk as Clara, George Cheung as Mr. Chen, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Jerod Edington as John Doe, Elliot Durant III as Anders, Paul Dooley as Henry Lewis, Andres Delgado as Zeke, Liza Del Mundo as Severa | Director: Nelson McCormick
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 217 :10x16 - Forgive and Forget (Feb/26/2004) | | A psychotic patient makes good on his promise to punish the medicos when he steals an Army tank and grinds his way across Chicago towards the hospital while Sam grows jealous of Dr. Kovac's visiting French friend Gillian -- and one of the E.R. staffers suffers a heart attack. Elsewhere, Kovac is startled at the lack of concern among some 13-year-olds who are diagnosed with chylamidia; Sam ponders the curious relationship between a concerned teenaged girl and her sick father who is in full cardiac arrest, and Dr. Corday is enchanted with a charming fellow surgeon. | | Guest Stars: Kali Majors as Sydney, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Kelsey Oldershaw as Nurse Tess, James Leo Ryan as Welling, Nadia Shazana as Jacy, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Khleo Thomas as Brian, Dwana White as Eliza, Shannon Wilcox as Connie Martin, Ruben Madera as Hector Rojas, Simone-Elise Girard (1) as Gillian, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, Paul Blackthorne as Dr. Jeremy Lawson, Kathleen Mary Carthy as Nurse Blake, Jessica Chastain (1) as Dahlia Taslitz, Steven Culp as Dave, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Kim Delgado as Mr. Grumpy, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, | Uncredited: Kevin Fry (1) as Detective Demetras | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Bruce Miller (2) | | | |
| 218 :10x17 - The Student (Apr/01/2004) | | When Dr. Weaver and other attending doctors rate the residents, Dr. Carter feels obliged to defend the potential of his protegee Neela, but when he urges her to be more pro-active in the E.R., she goes too far in treating a brain-injury patient -- and a sympathetic Dr. Gallant errs further by falsifying a medical report. Elsewhere, a pregnant Dr. Lewis is harassed by a sexual pervert which prompts Chuck to defend her, while Dr. Kovac treats the disoriented young son of a man who fears that tests will reveal he's not the boy's father. In addition, Dr. Chen is at wit's end over finding a caretaker for her combative father and Dr. Corday is uneasy about dating two men. | | Guest Stars: Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Alex Locke as Tevin Walker, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Kali Majors as Sydney, Angela Meryl as Danitra Walker, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Jeanne Sakata as Lucia Rodriguez, Toni Sawyer as Elderly Patient, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Patrick Kerr (1) as George Deakins, Peter Jacobson (1) as Susan's Pervert, Persephone Apostolou as Deadhead Girl, Kurt Caceres as Luis Sanchez, Rocky Carroll as Mr. Walker, Steven Culp as Dave, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Kristin Herrera as Frederika Meehan | Director: Paul McCrane
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 219 :10x18 - Where There's Smoke (Apr/08/2004) | | Dr. Weaver rushes to the aid of her female partner Sandy Lopez when the firefighter is severely injured on the job and must fight for her life -- as a frightened Weaver offers whispered hope by reminding the victim of their newborn child. A pregnant Dr. Lewis suffers labor pains and is confined to bed rest, while tension remains between Dr. Gallant and Neela as an investigation begins into the suspicious death. In addition, Dr. Corday gets a pleasant surprise. Neela and Abby get the news about their board scores and Dr. Chen and Pratt treat a frustrated senior citizen who does not want to burden his family with his care. | | Guest Stars: Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Candice Rose as McPherson, K. T. Thangavelu as Dr. Subramanian, Lisa Vidal as Sandy Lopez, Joe Wandell as Dr. Dean, Michael David White as Daniel, Jose Zuniga as Eduardo Lopez (as Jose Zuniga), Tito Ernesto Ortiz as Carlos Lopez, Danny Mora as Guillermo, Rob McElhenney as Andy Fesh, Armin Shimerman as Levine, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Andres Delgado as Zeke, Chris Freeman as DeShazo, Billy Gallo as Captain Hutch, Scott Klace as Chris Halpern, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley | Director: Tawnia McKiernan
Writer: Jacy Young | | | |
| 220 :10x19 - Just a Touch (Apr/22/2004) | | Dr. Pratt's reputation as a flirt catches up to him when an attractive woman informally accuses the young doctor of sexual harassment while Pratt also struggles to diagnose a woman who suffers mysterious chronic seizures. Meanwhile, Abby ponders how to get the attention of her contentious patients during her psych rotation and Neela finds herself studying strokes in a lab populated by brainy but bizarre graduate students. Elsewhere, Sam tries to resist the appeal of the "reformed" father of her son when he temporarily moves into her apartment -- giving a concerned Kovac something to think about. In addition, Dr. Weaver vows to fight for her baby son and Dr. Chen is at wit's end when she brings her combative and ailing father home. | | Guest Stars: Hawthorne James as Hawthorne, Archie Kao as Yuri, Ashley Laurence as Campbell, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, John Prosky as Mr. Brooks, Diane Sellers as Mrs. Garrison, Don Oscar Smith as Bob, Maury Sterling as Dr. Nelson, Kevin Sussman as Colin, Rossif Sutherland as Lester Kertzenstein, Linara Washington as Rena, Cole Hauser as Steve Curtis, Jennifer Echols as Estelle, David Kaufman as Nick Dunn, Julianne Nicholson as Jordan Dunn, Shanelle Workman as Denise, Tito Ernesto Ortiz as Carlos Lopez, Paul Blackthorne as Dr. Jeremy Lawson, Eugene Byrd as James Connor, George Cheung as Mr. Chan, Luis Chávez as Roger, Steven Culp as Dave, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Andres Delgado as Zeke | Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: R. Scott Gemmill | | | |
| 221 :10x20 - Abby Normal (Apr/29/2004) | | A panic-stricken Dr. Weaver faces a life-defining moment when she is ordered to give up her son to the Lopez family while Dr. Carter greets a returning Kem -- but their meeting with his father is tense after Carter announces plans for his grandmother's estate. Elsewhere, Abby is in the midst of her psychiatric rotation and tries to help a seizure-prone mother with a controversial drug treatment. Meanwhile, Neela impresses everyone with her lab research, especially when she helps one of the reckless students after he experiments on himself. In addition, Dr. Kovac's relationship with Sam and her son Alex grows awkward when Alex' father returns. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, Michael Gross (1) as John 'Jack' Carter Jr., | Guest Stars: Betty McGuire as Georgette, Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Don Oscar Smith as Bob, Maury Sterling as Dr. Nelson, Kevin Sussman as Colin, Lucia Vincent as Fran, Sunil Malhotra as Lloyd, Daniel Dae Kim as Ken Sung, David Kaufman as Nick Dunn, Julianne Nicholson as Jordan Dunn, Luis Chávez as Roger, Jennifer Echols as Estelle, Aisha Hinds as Administrator, Archie Kao as Yuri, Patrick Kerr (1) as George Deakins | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 222 :10x21 - Midnight (May/06/2004) | | Dr. Carter is alarmed as he rushes his pregnant girlfriend Makemba into the E.R. when he suspects trouble, while Dr. Corday gets a jolt from the past when the late Dr. Greene's teen daughter Rachel shows up with her boyfriend looking for a haven -- and some "morning-after" pills. Elsewhere, Neela prepares for her graduation by welcoming 20 family members while Abby -- who hasn't passed the boards yet -- prefers to sit it out. Before the ceremonies, Neela and Dr. Pratt seek out an overweight teenager whose blood pressure could indicate deadly heart disease. In addition, Nurse Sam is uneasy about her ex Steve moving back in her apartment while Frank loudly returns after his cardiac attack. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, Michael Gross (1) as John 'Jack' Carter Jr., | Guest Stars: Martin Charles Warner as MR. Ferguson, Rossif Sutherland as Dr. Lester Kertzenstein, Gwen McGee as O.B. Chong, Hallee Hirsh as Rachel Greene, Cole Hauser as Steve Curtis, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Jernard Burks as Nurse Anna Waldron, Blair Brown as Dr. Vicki Ford, Paul Blackthorne as Dr. Jeremy Lawson | Director: Julie Hébert
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 223 :10x22 - Drive (May/13/2004) | | Dr. Kovac plays the Good Samaritan when he stops to help a stranded female motorist and her young son until they are struck and gravely injured by a car -- forcing the doctor to use all of his skills to keep them alive until specialists can operate at the hospital. Elsewhere, Abby waits for her board results and treats an ornery curmudgeon who feels he's been forgotten by the hundreds of students he taught as a schoolteacher. Meanwhile: a pensive Neela heads for the University of Michigan to begin her internship; her fellow doctors question the bruises on Dr. Chen's face; Dr. Pratt keeps a mentoring eye on a young heart patient but remains disdainful towards a gangbanger patient patient; Dr. Weaver hopes to gain custody of her son, and Sam takes action when it appears that Steve is back for good -- and up to no good in influencing their impressionable son. | | Guest Stars: Demetrius Navarro as EMT Morales, Danny Mora as Guillermo, Bill Macy (1) as Richard Gould, Allan Kolman as Ed Minyard, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Sam Sarpong as Antwan, Nadia Shazana as Jacy, David Storrs as Wade, Jae W. Suh as Mary Tan, Larry Sullivan as Martin Pryor, Tico Wells as Dr. Jennings, Kelsey Keel as Hannah, Michelle Ingkavet as Nurse Michelle, Perry Anzilotti as Perry, Casey Boersma as Michael, Dylan Boersma as Michael, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Petrea Burchard as Judge Amoroso, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, James Earl as Elgin, Cynthia Ettinger as Linda Pryor, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Cole Hauser as Steve Curtis, Lorenzo Clemons as Passerby | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
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