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Season 11 |
| 224 :11x01 - One for the Road (Sep/23/2004) | | Dr. Pratt and his passengers -- Dr. Chen and Elgin -- try to elude gunfire from another motorist until Pratt loses control of his sports car and crashes into the Chicago River -- trapping them underwater as rescue crews troll overhead. When recovered, all three are hospitalized with serious injuries that soon spiral downward. Elsewhere, Nurse Sam seeks to escape her returning boyfriend and hits the road to find a new life with her son Alex just as Neela makes a surprising entrance in the E.R. In addition, a somber Dr. Carter and Kem deal with their unborn son's remains, Dr. Weaver intercedes when a cop wants to perform a pelvic exam on a young woman who's hiding a stash of marijuana in a private body part -- and two new interns make an immediate impact. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, | Guest Stars: Petrea Burchard as Judge Amoroso, Danny Mora as Guillermo, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Andy Powers as Dr. Howard Ritzke, John Prosky as Mr. Brooks, Harry Singleton as Noel, Pamela Sinha as Amira, Renee Victor as Florina Lopez, Jose Zuniga as Eduardo Lopez (as Jose Zuniga), Vanessa Martinez as Tiffany James, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, John DiMaggio as Narcotics Cop, James Earl as Elgin Gibbs, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Brent Fletcher as Irritated Driver, Joey Hiott as Ian, Howie Johnson (1) as Lt. Zuelke, Thomas Vincent Kelly (1) as Jeffrey Macauley, Annie LaRussa as Sylvie, | Uncredited: Carly Reichert as SICU Nurse | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Joe Sachs | | | |
| 225 :11x02 - Damaged (Oct/07/2004) | | A lonely Dr. Carter struggles with his unfulfilled dreams in the wake of his girlfriend Kem's departure -- and lurches toward a dangerous temporary solution -- while new doctor Abby faces resentful nurses and tends to a tearful and injured young woman kidnapped from Mexico and forced into sexual slavery. Elsewhere, Dr. Kovac makes an honest confession to a fleeing Sam while Neela must face the music when her domineering, old-school Indian parents arrive in a huff after she abandoned her Michigan medical assignment. In the meantime, Carter treats an Iraqi war veteran who was disfigured in combat, Dr. Weaver suggests to new intern Ray that he tone down his alternative-punk look in deference to frightened patients -- and two ER staffers recover from their injuries. | | Guest Stars: Damien Midkiff as Kyle Skinner, Christopher Michael as Security Guard, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Kiron Kher as Mrs. Rasgotra, Chancellor Miller as Brett, Sasha Mitchell (1) as Patrick, Andy Powers as Dr. Howard Ritzke, Diane Rodriguez as Rosario, Jossie Thacker as Formidable Woman, Gregory Wagrowski as Herm Bullard, Anupam Kher as Ajay Rasgotra, Janice Kent as Mrs. Skinner, Adam Kaiz as Tom, Valerie Curtin as Marie Barclay, Jillian Bach as Penny Nicholson, Robert Patrick Brink (1) as Robert, Carlos Cervantes as Cop (as Carlos Cervantes), Thomas Craven as El Commuter, Louis Crugnali as Mort Fahey, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, James DuMont as Clemens, Stephanie Fabian as Tesoro Delgado, Mikey Holland as Jamie | Director: Paul McCrane
Writer: David Zabel | | Songs: Norah Jones -- The Long Day Is Over | | | |
| 226 :11x03 - Try Carter (Oct/14/2004) |
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It's a busy 4th of July weekend and Carter tries to run an understaffed hospital, which is flooded with patients. A biker with HIV is left brain dead from a robbery and his girlfriend wants to donate his organs to a fellow friend, who is also infected with HIV. Carter persuades Corday to perform the organ transplant after several surgeons refused to perform the operation. Meanwhile, Ray is upset with Abby for going above him and ordering a drug test on his patient, a bicycle messenger. Abby later asks Carter out for dinner and drinks in hopes of talking to him about his past problems. Dr. Pratt is back early from his recent craniotomy and is not operating at his best capacity. Carter notices his insensitivity to a stabbing victim as well as the fact that he is still suffering from headaches and sends him home. Corday confronts Weaver on her latest surgeon choice and the fact that she was not involved in the decision-making process. Lastly, Neela looks for employment outside of the medical field and has a hard time finding a decent job. | | Guest Stars: Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Michael McCafferty as Father, Spider Madison as Douglas, Jennifer Lothrop as Supervisor, Andy Powers as Dr. Howard Ritzke, Michael Raymond-James as Mr. Tunny (as Michael Raymond James), Evan Reynolds as Connor, Vikrum Shah as Najeeb, Nadia Shazana as Jacy, Barbara Stevens as Mrs. Isley, Deborah Wittenberg as Cashier, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Jillian Bach as Penny Nicholson, Lisa Cafiero as Ultrasound Tech, Tracey Costello as Heather, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Anthony De Longis as EMT, Andres Delgado as Zeke, Cullen Douglas (2) as Marvin, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Billoah Greene (3) as Mr. Hanson, Heather Kafka as Rhonda, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: R. Scott Gemmill | | | |
| 227 :11x04 - Fear (Oct/21/2004) | | Two small children are rushed to the ER after falling from a third story window. The attending staff believes an abusive father is at fault for the tragedy but not all is as it seems initially. Pratt treats a man who believes he has an unsightly rash which turns out to be lung cancer. Dr. Corday is disciplined by the hospital for performing an HIV+ organ transplant; instead of dismissing her, they offer her a non-tenure track position. Sam contemplates moving in with Kovac. Neela decides to leave her job at the mini-mart after Lewis, the new Chief of Emergency Medicine, offers her a job at the hospital. | | Guest Stars: Ross Leon as Officer Yarwood, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Susan Mackin as Reeves, Terry Maratos as Garvey, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Eduardo Ortiz as Jackson, Giovannie Pico as Ludlow, Andy Powers as Dr. Howard Ritzke, George Svoronos as Nacho Guy, LaNiesha Irvin (1) as Kali, Deidrie Henry (1) as Nichelle Richardson, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, James Carraway as Hayslip, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Sean Christopher Davis (1) as Detective Maskins, Zachary De Wilde as Tommy, Delaney Gaines as Tamira, T. J. Hall (1) as Saige | Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 228 :11x05 - An Intern's Guide to the Galaxy (Nov/04/2004) | | Neela returns to the ER after working at the Convenient Store near the hospital. On Neela's first day, Pratt expects the interns, Abby, Ray and Neela to take on a large patient load during their shifts at the hospital. Pratt turns processing the patients into a competition, in which Ray is clearly going to be the winner. In the rush to process the patients and stay in the lead, however, Ray makes a big mistake donating a patient's organs against the family's wishes. Ray helps Abby obtain HIV medication from the pharmacy against hospital policy for a patient that had unprotected sex. Carter asks Wendall to walk out with him in a coy pursuit. | | Guest Stars: Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Glenn Morshower as Rick Decoyte, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Eduardo Ortiz as Jackson, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Dean Shelton as Todd, Mark Elliott Silverberg as Urbanus, Darryl Sivad as Colin, Carey Van Dyke as Security Guard, Heidi Van Horne as Jolie, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Jose Pablo Cantillo as Juan Enriquez, Liza Del Mundo as Severa, Daniel Farber as Griffin, Garvin Funches as Brandon Kirk, Kathleen Gati as Stacy Coleman, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Terrence Hardy, Jr. (1) as Lucas Kirk, Juliette Jeffers as Elena Flemming | Director: Arthur Albert
Writer: Lisa Zwerling | | Songs: The Chemical Brothers -- Where Do I Begin | | | |
| 229 :11x06 - Time of Death (Nov/11/2004) | | In a ground-breaking episode which traces the real-time events in the emergency room, Kovac, Abby and Sam try to save the life of Charlie Metcalf, a man who comes in complaining of a stomach ache, but is later diagnosed with far, far worse. | | Guest Stars: Francesco Quinn as Dr. Alfonso Ramirez, Lou Richards as Dr. Perkins, Karen Ryan as Evelyn, Jeremy Shada as Bobby, Norbert Weisser as Dr. Adler, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Dallas McKinney as Jeremy, Svetlana Efremova as Impatient Woman, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Amad Jackson as Mr. Hughes, Jonathan Joss as Bert, Ray Liotta as Charlie Metcalf | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: David Zabel | | Songs: The Rolling Stones -- Out of Time | | | |
| 230 :11x07 - White Guy, Dark Hair (Nov/18/2004) | | Sam and Kovac treat a woman who was brutally beaten and raped and wants to help police although she can barely speak. Lewis schedules a JCAHO emergency drill without telling the staff. Carter and Abby treat a girl complaining of kidney problems, which is just the beginning of her adventure. | | Guest Stars: Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Chad McKnight as Officer Wilson, Lisa Moncure as Scurry, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Henry O as Mr. Chen, Randall Park as Yong-Jo Pak, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Deborah Van Valkenburgh as Louise Garvin, Gemmenne de la Peña as Elavator Scout, Alexandra Krosney as Trina, Kasha Kropinski as Mia, Tianna Danielle Kenney as Partial Amputee Scout, Peggy Ahn as Mi-Cha Pak, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Erica Beck (1) as Julie, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Shelbie Bruce as Brandi, Joshua Wolf Coleman as Respiratory Therapist, Heath Corson as Moaning Man, Aree Davis as Kaitlin, Anthony John Denison as Detective Patrie (as Tony Denison), Troy Evans as Frank Martin | Director: Nelson McCormick
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
| 231 :11x08 - A Shot in the Dark (Dec/02/2004) | | When a police officer shot during a robbery is brought to the ER, Lewis, Neela and Ray stabilize him, but the injuries to his carotid artery leave him in a coma. His fifteen-year-old son must decide whether to authorize a risky operation which may save his life or leave him in the coma. Abby tries to convince a girl with appendicitis to have surgery at County General, but her father wants her transferred to Mercy because his father died during surgery at General. | | Guest Stars: Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Carlos Pena as Arlo Escobar, Ron Perkins as Mr. Elmore, Winston J. Rocha as Officer Eddie Escobar (as Winston Rochas), Tony Sagastizado I as Young Doctor, Chris Spencer as Keith Trager, Atticus Todd as Chris Sakabu, Shontina Vernon as Mrs. Trager, Jordan Moseley (1) as Carolyn Trager, Heidi Mokrycki as Mallory, James MacDonald (1) as Officer Gary McWayne, Paul Ambrus as Pendleton, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Patrick Dollaghan as Officer Tommy, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Monica Garcia as Benita, Chris Hendrie as Captain Crawford, Rusty Joiner as Brett | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Joe Sachs | | | |
| 232 :11x09 - 'Twas the Night (Dec/09/2004) | | It's Christmas Eve, and the ER staff scrambles to leave for the holiday. Abby receives a dialysis patient who is in critical condition, but she can't reach his physician because he doesn't want to be disturbed during the holidays. After much effort a distraught Chen finally finds someone to cover her shift so she can attend to her ailing father. Concerned for her, Pratt stops by her house to find her struggling with her father's worsening health. Carter and Wendall grow closer and share an awkward kiss as they wish each other a Merry Christmas. | | Guest Stars: Aynsley Lemon as Maddie Price, Timothy McNeil as Rotolo, Henry O as Mr. Chen, Neal Orion as Homeless Patient, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Susan Pari as Mrs. Assad, Cole Petersen as Harry Price, Camille Saviola as Margaret, Michael Edward Thomas (3) as Blackie, Steve Tom as Dr. MacPherson, Kevin West as Robert Sanders, Sascha Knopf as Raphaella Greenberg, Remy Ryan Hernandez as Harried Clerk, Scott Menville as Beidermeier, Hattie Winston as Singing Woman, David Joyner (1) as Dialysis Tech, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Ricardo J. Chacon as Eddie, Parvesh Cheena as Dr. Agbo, Kenny Davis (1) as Drunk Santa, Dale Dickey as Mrs. Price, Russell Edge as CT Tech, Francesca Faridany as Carol Shoup-Sanders | Director: Julie Hébert
Writer: Julie Hébert | | | |
| 233 :11x10 - Skin (Jan/13/2005) | | As Abby smokes in the ambulance bay, an SUV pulls in carrying a gunshot victim. When Abby runs to the car to help the patient, she's pulled inside at gunpoint and driven away. Ray begins treatment on a woman who soon requests a new doctor. At first Ray is offended, but then learns that there is more to the patient's story than meets the eye. | | Guest Stars: Natasha Perez as Alana, Giovannie Pico as Ludlow, Columbus Short as Loose, Pamela Sinha as Amira, Arlene Tai as Miss Tobel, Angelo Tiffe as Tom Putnam, Cheyenne Wilbur (1) as Garrity, Edwin Morrow as CJ, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Camille Winbush as Tisha, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Kendre Berry as Little C, Alexandra Billings as Ms. Mitchell, Charles Duckworth as Mikey, Daniel Farber as Griffin, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler | Director: Stephen Cragg (1)
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 234 :11x11 - Only Connect (Jan/20/2005) | | Lewis assigns Kovac to teach the residents how to communicate more effectively with their patients in hopes of raising their patient satisfaction scores, which have plummeted. They are put to the test when two teenagers are brought to the ER with gun shot wounds. Kovac, Neela and Sam handle one patient while Lewis, Pratt and Ray deal with another. When a patient dies, Neela does a poor job of informing the deceased's grandmother, who becomes hysterical in the middle of the ER. A personal injury lawyer sets up a mobile office outside the ER, infuriating Lewis as he tries to turn dissatisfied patients into clients. Abby returns to the ER, still dealing with the trauma of her abduction. | | Guest Stars: William Mace (2) as Cullum, Marissa Matrone as Kitty Peyser, Tom McCleister as Larry, Larry Michelson as Mr. Arrigo, Bob Minor as Security Guard, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Lizzie Peet as Jinko, Vladimir Rajcic as Dr.Gregor, Kylie Sparks as Amy Packer, Jamie Torcellini as Ralph Meacham, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Dan Hedaya as Herb Spivak, Marla Gibbs as Cherise Barnes, Mark Adair-Rios as Darius, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Jillian Bach as Penny Nicholson, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Roxana Brusso (1) as Mari Hinojosa, K. C. Clyde as PCP Patient, Candace Edwards (1) as Lacy, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Yahlin Chang | | | |
| 235 :11x12 - The Providers (Jan/27/2005) | | When a sixteen-year-old girl who had received a kidney transplant from her father arrives at the ER feeling dizzy, Carter traces the problem to a new drug called Zarictal that the girl was taking to control seizures related to her kidney dysfunction. Her father feels guilty because he was the one who pushed for her to take the new drug and its side effects may mean his daughter will have to go back on dialysis. Carter asks Neela to post questions about the drug's side effects on the internet, which causes an uproar when the pharmaceutical company finds out. After Abby and Neela complain about their lackluster dating lives, they end up assigned to work with Jake and Kovac whom they each seem to have a crush on. | | Guest Stars: Kurt Larson as Phil, Chad Lowe as Dr. George Henry, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Brady Smith as Rod, Emily Kosloski as Amanda, Laura Leigh Hughes (1) as Gabriel Milner, Megan Henning as Katie Milner, Adam Conger as Guidry, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, David Joyner (1) as Tech | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 236 :11x13 - Middleman (Feb/03/2005) | | While examining a young boy, Pratt finds a suspicious gash across his chest and calls Wendall for a consult. Kovac and Pratt examine a man who got shot when he confronted his boss with a gun. Jake tries to convince Abby that being a student shouldn't keep him from dating her. | | Guest Stars: Rolando Millet as Officer McGlashan, Ben Murray as Orest, Tyler Max Neitzel as Casey Bryson (as Tyler Neitzel), Jordan Orr as Thomas Bryson, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Veronica Redd as Gertie McDow, Riley Schmidt as Matt, Amy E. Thompson as Reid, Cathryn de Prume as Andrea Bryson, Bellina Logan as Nurse Kit, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Kila Kitu as Sciatica Lady, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Jerad Anderson as Dan, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, John Carter Brown (1) as Ivan, Frank Clem as Turner, Femi Emiola as Lena, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Tracy Howe as Gary Bryson, Eddie Jemison (1) as Lysander Martin | Director: Ernest Dickerson
Writer: Lisa Zwerling | | | |
| 237 :11x14 - Just As I Am (Feb/10/2005) | | Dr. Weaver encounters an evasive patient who shocks her by revealing that she is her birth mother, who put her baby up for adoption at 15. As they spend time sharing their life stories, their budding relationship withers when Weaver confesses to her mother -- an evangelical Christian -- that she is gay. Elsewhere, Dr. Pratt warily turns over an addled elderly woman to the care of Jane while Dr. Carter causes a commotion when he confronts a couple hoping to scam some painkilling drugs. | | Guest Stars: Valorie Hubbard as Mrs Bulowski, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Neil Patil as Waiter, Jon Spinogatti as Obnoxious Bald Guy, Grant Stokes as Doorman, Sarah Taylor as Ladies Room Woman, Rob Wood (1) as Screwdriver Guy, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Frances Fisher as Helen Kingsley, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Yvonne Arias as Ice Skater, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Joan Beal as Choir Member, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Hildy Brooks as Mrs. Devon, Michael P. Byrne (1) as Bulowski, Stephanie Courtney as Charlotte | Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
| 238 :11x15 - Alone in a Crowd (Feb/17/2005) | | When a young mother of three is brought into the ER with potentially fatal stroke-like symptoms, Kovac and Sam race against the odds to save her life. Knowing that a controversial surgical procedure is his wife's only shot at a full recovery, a husband must make the unenviable decision to risk her life in order to save it. Meanwhile, Neela and Ray discover a dark secret when three ostensibly neglected children show up in the ER. Elsewhere, Carter finds himself in the midst of a love triangle when Wendall's professions of love force him to either cut the ties in Africa or lose her. | | Guest Stars: Giovannie Pico as Ludlow, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Cynthia Nixon as Ellie Shore, Sumalee Montano as Duvata Mahal, Mo as Kevin Hightower, Sasha Mitchell (1) as Bartender, Tami Powers as Janice, Robyn Rice as Nurse Robin, Tim Russ as Dr. Medford, Gabby Soleil as Bridget Davis, Sewell Whitney as Tech, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Ricky Adams as Little Kid, E. P. McKnight (1) as Irene, Shawn McGill as Tucker Davis, Khamani Griffin as Clayton Davis, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Michelle Bonilla as EMT Harms, Misha Collins as Ray's Bandmate, Elyse Dinh as Nurse Martha, Daniel Farber as Griffin, Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Ben Gould as Ben, James McCauley as Dan Shore (as James McCauley), Austin Majors as Lucas Shore, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Forrest Landis as Christopher Shore, Ricky Harris (1) as Mr. Davis, Camryn Grimes as Erin Shore | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Dee Johnson | | | |
| 239 :11x16 - Here and There (Feb/24/2005) | | A young girl in Iraq is wounded in a car bombing and local hospitals are unequipped to help. Gallant enlists the support of Neela to secure the needed treatment at County, but getting the girl to the United States proves to be more difficult than initially thought. With time running out, Gallant must resort to calling in a favor to bring the young girl to the states. Meanwhile, Neela is redefining her role at County and rediscovering her feelings for Gallant. | | Guest Stars: Wells Rosales as Cory, Sheldon Robins as Respiratory Therapist, Allie Raye as Lorraine, Steven Christopher Parker as Gus (as Steven C. Parker), Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Michael O'Neill as Col. Ken Kilner, Armando Molina as Sgt. Pete Jackson, Raphael Sbarge as Mr. Kirkendall, Russell Soder as Berg, Meg Thalken as Flight Nurse, Jeremy Ray Valdez as Roberto Rosales, Stacey Webb as Nurse #1, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Deezer D. as Malik, Anthony Brannan as MP, Eric Ladin as Pvt. Thomas Perry, Carol Kiernan as Doris, Elizabeth Karr (1) as Betty Kesten, Sharif Atkins as Dr. Michael Gallant, Anthony Brennan as M.P., Linda Castro as Guerrero, Tamara Clatterbuck as Suzannah Harris, Misha Collins as Bret, Jasmine D'Angelo as Jamila, Julie Dixon Jackson as Angry Mother, Omar J. Dorsey as Captain Guildon, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Jossara Jinaro as Andrea Clemente, Alyssa Hernandez as Sandra, Narmar Hanna as Hayat, Lola Glaudini as Capt. Jen Whitley, Josh Gad as Sgt. Bruce Larabee, McKinley Freeman as Flight Medic, Kim Evey as Hung | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: David Zabel | | | |
| 240 :11x17 - Back in the World (Mar/24/2005) | | Neela is surprised when she hears that Gallant came to the ER with the young Iraqi burn victim. Sam is troubled by a visit from her ex-husband. Pratt treats a child whose gun went off in his pocket and learns that he received the gun from an unusual source. | | Guest Stars: Mario Larraza as Tio, Tiger Mendez as Jaguar Chauffer, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Adina Porter as Mrs. Hopkins, Raphael Sbarge as Mr. Kirkendall, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Yvette Freeman as Haleh, Lily Mariye as Lily, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Xaypani Baccam (1) as Staley, Tayna Renee Lane as Stephania Burke, Marc John Jefferies (1) as Victor Hopkins, Narmar Hanna as Hayat, Garret Dillahunt as Steve Curtis, China Jesusita Shavers as Olivia Evans, Al Arasim as Murray, Sharif Atkins as Dr. Michael Gallant, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Jasmine D'Angelo as Jamila, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, David Duzenski as Soldier, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Said Faraj as Arabic Singer | Director: David Zabel
Writer: David Zabel, Lisa Zwerling | | Songs: Green Day -- Give Me Novacaine / She's a Rebel, Rachael Yamagata -- I'll Find a Way, Stealers Wheel -- Stuck in the Middle with You | | | |
| 241 :11x18 - Refusal of Care (Apr/21/2005) | | A woman is brought in suffering from the effects of a hunger strike, but she will not accept food or help until she has proof that the INS will grant her son's deportation case a new hearing. Neela, Sam, and Dr. Lewis are incapable of treating her as long as she and her lawyer refuse aid -- which goes against all the doctors' training. Meanwhile, Abby, despite her suspicions, is unable to prove that 72-year-old Birdy Chaddock is the victim of elder abuse. | | Guest Stars: Dawnnie Mercado as Marta, James Molina as Adrian, Rob Narita as Miyamoto, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Monté Russell as Zadro, Ivo Nandi as Emilio, Moira Price as Liza, Yolanda Lloyd Delgado as Elena Tabajas, Fred Koehler as Benjamin Coe, Louise Fletcher as Roberta 'Birdie' Chadwick, Arlen Escarpeta as Adrian, Madchen Amick as Wendall Meade, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Verda Bridges as May, Jarrod Bunch as Caranza, Pat Carroll (1) as Rebecca Chadwick, Judyann Elder as Debra Graham, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, | Uncredited: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu | Director: Gloria Muzio
Writer: Joe Sachs | | | |
| 242 :11x19 - Ruby Redux (Apr/28/2005) | | 85-year-old Jules Rubadoux is wheeled in and erroneously accuses Dr. Carter of killing his wife ten years ago. Although Abby believes Rubadoux is too old to undertake surgery to correct a heart murmur, the attending doctors opt to go ahead with the operation. Meanwhile, Dr. Pratt treats a domestic violence victim and makes a date with the social worker assigned to her case. As Pratt arrives for the date he realizes he has gotten himself into more than he bargained for. | | Guest Stars: Jeremy Ray Valdez as Roberto Rosales, Katie Mitchell (1) as Shelley, Brynn Horrocks as Mary Casey, Monique Edwards as Callie, Louise Fletcher as Roberta "Birdie" Chadwick, Pat Carroll (1) as Rebecca Chadwick, Alex Black as Dirk, Herman Chaves as Carlos, Cherie Franklin as Cashier, Lonnie Hughes as Cary, Stephanie Manglaras as Claudia, Teryn Jenkins as Marcy, Chris J. Nelson (1) as Trent, Wes Robinson as Grant, Emily Wagner as Pickman, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Leland Orser as Dr. Dubenko, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Red Buttons as Mr. Rubadoux, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, China Jesusita Shavers as Olivia Evans, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Monté Russell as Zadro, Yvette Freeman as Haleh, Troy Evans as Frank, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Abraham Benrubi as Jerry | Director: Paul McCrane
Writer: Lydia Woodward, Lisa Zwerling | | Songs: Kool & The Gang -- Celebration | | | |
| 243 :11x20 - You Are Here (May/05/2005) | | Dr. Morris has been appointed the new chief resident and immediately locks horns with Dr. Pratt as they deal with the casualties from a fire at an apartment building. Dr. Lewis is taking out her frustration from not being tenured on Dr. Carter. Dr. Weaver tries to calm Lewis down, but only makes things worse. Ray heeds the advice of several doctors at the hospital and sends a teenaged sickle cell anemic patient home. | | Guest Stars: Yvette Freeman as Haleh, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Michelle Bonilla as Harms, Monté Russell as Zadro, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Louie Liberti as Paramedic Bardelli, Leland Orser as Dr. Dubenko, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Wells Rosales as Cory Carson, Duke Stroud as Uncle Liam, Alexa Nikolas as Megan Nesbitt, Abraham Benrubi as Jerry, Donal Logue as Chuck Martin, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon | Director: Ernest Dickerson
Story: Karen Maser | Teleplay: Karen Maser, Dee Johnson | | | |
| 244 :11x21 - Carter est Amoureux (May/12/2005) | | Pratt explodes at Neela for performing a complicated procedure on a baby, Abby misdiagnoses an emphysema patient, and Ray's procedural misstep on a stab victim has terrible results. Outside of the ER, Carter dashes off to Paris after learning that Kem's mother has been hospitalized. Once there, Carter discovers some things about himself and makes some life-altering decisions. | | Special Guest Stars: Thandie Newton as Makemba 'Kem' Likasu, | Guest Stars: James Otis as Brixton, Ariane Pirié as Nurse, Rémy Roubakha as Taxi Driver #1, Bob Rusch as Lillion, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Lily Mariye as Lily, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Abraham Benrubi as Jerry, Deezer D. as Malik, Harry Yi as Phil, Janelle Inez as Pregnant Woman, Susan Moncur as Fabienne Elmont, Katie Mitchell (1) as Shelley, Jeanne Antebi as Young Mother, Eion Bailey as Jake Scanlon, Joseph Beddelem as Taxi Driver #2, Sally Ann Brooks as Allison, Jordan Calloway as K.J., Pat Carroll (1) as Rebecca Chadwick, Troy Evans as Frank Martin, Louise Fletcher as Roberta 'Birdie' Chadwick, Alexis Michalik as Michel Timbaud, Sally Livingstone as Allison, Hassan Johnson as Darnell, Jay Harik as Seiger, Molly Hagan as Meredith Smart | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 245 :11x22 - The Show Must Go On (May/19/2005) | | On Carter's last shift, four new interns begin their tour of duty. After completing their rounds, Carter, Kovac and most of the ER staff head out to Carter's surprise going-away party down the street at Ike's. Ray leaves to go to another party where the revelry is interrupted by a disaster which truly tests his mettle. The casualties are taken immediately to County General where a skeleton staff headed by Abby and Neela must step up to the plate all on their own. Elsewhere, Pratt finally gets the courage to confront his father Charlie. Sam and Kovac search for Sam's son after he runs away in search of his imprisoned father. | | Guest Stars: Monté Russell as Zadro, Scott Grimes as Dr. Archie Morris, Yvette Freeman as Haleh, Mona Wyatt as Eva, Vanessa Vander Pluym as Vanessa, Michael Spellman as Dr. Jim Babinski, Joseph Sikora as Sackowitz, Michael Rivkin as Stan, Kyle Richards as Nurse Dori, Juan Ramirez as Enriquez, Lily Mariye as Lily, Lynn A. Henderson as Olbes, Vertina Love as Woman, Jeremy Lelliott as Z, Britain Spellings as Sackowitz, Randi Rader as Amy, Michael Kostroff as Malcolm, Darius L. Dudley as Clyde, Abraham Benrubi as Jerry, Emily Wagner as Pickman, Deezer D. as Malik, Laura Cerón as Chuny, Keke Palmer as Janell Parkerson, Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko, Adrienne Wilkinson as Jesicca, Tarah Paige as Carrie - Accident Victim, Darius Dudley as Clyde, David Douglas as Miller, Spence Decker as Nick, Sandra Denise (1) as Molly, Oliver Davis (1) as Alex Taggart, Lisa Dalton as Myrna, Marcus Chait as Kyle, Jordan Calloway as K.J., Charla Agers as Medical Student, Finneus Egan as Sol, Edward James Gage as Orderly, Billy Lush as Benny, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Samuel L. Jones (1) as Charlie 'Chaz' Pratt Jr., Eamon Hunt as Darnell, Stacey Hinnen as Bolog, Danny Glover as Charlie Pratt Sr., Sara Gilbert as Jane Figler, Anthony Giangrande as Dr. Jeremy Munson, | Uncredited: Avi K. Garg as Visitor, Julianna Margulies as Head Nurse Carol Hathaway, Anthony Edwards (1) as Dr. Mark Greene | Director: John Wells (1)
Writer: David Zabel | | Songs: Lynyrd Skynyrd -- Free Bird, Joss Stone -- Right to Be Wrong | | | |
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