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ER
| 93 :05x01 - Day for Knight (Sep/24/1998) | | It's a difficult first day at County General for Lucy Knight, a by-the-book, third-year medical student whose stellar technical knowledge of medicine only serves to distance her from the human realities of her chosen field. Even before Knight shows up for her first day, she is confronted by a roadside injury that leaves her frozen with doubt, while her first assignment with Dr. Carter creates an immediate tension between the two. During her first tour of duty, she encounters a hula group whose lead dancer got a little too close to the flame and a fireman whose tragic accident threatens to take him away from his loving family. Her only respite comes from Nurse Hathaway, who takes Knight under her protective wing. Meanwhile, Dr. Greene and Dr. Weaver try to provide on-the-run guidance for Knight while Dr. Benton and Dr. Corday unwittingly shock the young student. Dr. Ross discovers that Knight has a knack for diagnosing his pediatric patients and invites her to observe several cases. | | Guest Stars: Alex Skuby as Renato, Yvonne Zima as Rachel Greene, Barbara Whinnery as Mrs. Draper (as Barbara K. Whinnery), Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Vince Vieluf as Bernard Gamely, E. J. Murray (1) as Bus Driver, Jimmy Karz as Alfred Clark, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Denise Dowse as Mrs. Lysell, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Michelle Buffone (1) as Mrs. Clark, Nigel Gibbs as Matson, Maricela Ochoa as Mrs. Fernandez, Terrence Evans as Barry Mahoney, Sage Allen as Unknown, Ken Kercheval as Mr. Zwicki, Chris Conner (1) as Mrs. Zwicki, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
| 94 :05x02 - Split Second (Oct/01/1998) | | Lucy continues on her path of self-doubt and first-job jitters as two patients with separate peculiar fetishes test the young medical student's patience. Also, Carol covers for Lucy with a watchful eye when Lucy panics. Dr. Corday receives a significant visit from her father, Dr. Charles Corday, forcing her to make a meaningful professional decision. When Dr. Greene learns that a young patient suffered a fatal kick from his karate teacher, he makes a decision regarding his volunteer job offer from the local fire department. Gang members admitted to County General after a turf war heat up the emergency room with their macho banter, but the real fight begins when their feisty girlfriends show up. Elsewhere, Dr. Ross still contends with Dr. Weaver's judgmental distrust and Jerry tries to keep his cool when the hospital's air conditioning unit breaks down. | | Guest Stars: Matt DeCaro as Soccer Dad, Tressa DiFiglia as Hannah, Debra Engle as Dr. Charles Corday, Taraji Henson as Elan (as Taraji Henson), J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Tiger Mendez as Police Officer, Ralph Monaco as Mr. Specchierla, Michael B. Moynahan as Forward, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Yvonne Zima as Rachel Greene, Kareem Grimes as B.G., Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Suzanne Carney as OR Nurse Janet, David Brisbin as Dr. Alexander Babcock, Natasha Pearce as Moselle, Cory Hardrict as Lil' 'Toine, Bernard White as Addict Seeking Rapid Detox, Freda Foh Shen (1) as Hearing Specialist, Reggie Lee as Christina, Vince Vieluf as Bernard Gamely, Jonathan Palmer as Dr. Blevins, Rachel Robinson (2) as Unknown, Glenn Walker Harris, Jr. as Ruben, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Alan Blumenfeld as Rob Savage, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Carol Flint | | | |
| 95 :05x03 - They Treat Horses, Don't They? (Oct/08/1998) | | Dr. Weaver is a candidate for the chief of the ER and Dr. Greene is on the selection committee. Much to Weaver's objections, Dr. Ross gets the job as the new pediatric ER attending physician. Although she is book-smart, Lucy continues to hide her incompetence with basic procedures, such as putting an IV into a patient, from Dr. Carter. Having discovered that his son, Reese, is deaf, Dr. Benton continues to keep it a secret. But when Corday suspects that Benton is rekindling his relationship with Carla, he tells her the truth about his son. Greene and Hathaway risk their lives to treat a man who wired himself as a human bomb. | | Guest Stars: Ashley Johnson as Dana Ellis, Eliott Goretsky as Ethan Luitly, Shaun Duke as (as Duke Moosekian), Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Lisa Nicole Carson as Carla Reese, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Josh LaBove as Rodney McMullen, Brian McLaughlin as John Esmond, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Frank Roman as Margo Aikin, David Warshofsky as Nurse Yosh Takata, Yvonne Zima as Rachel Greene, Eugene Buica as Popescu, T. L. Brooke (1) as Nelda Esmond, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Peggy Doyle as Ida Eckhardt, Tommy Hinkley as Mr. Ellis, Fiona Hale as Emily Holmes, Jack McGee (1) as Knife Wound, Will Stewart (2) as Unknown, Justin Doran as Student #2, Dean Norris as EMT Clark, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Kevin Berntson as Student #1, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Michael Cornacchia as Tad, Ann Gillespie (1) as Mrs. Ellis | Director: T. R. Babu Subramaniam
Writer: Walon Green | | | |
| 96 :05x04 - Vanishing Act (Oct/15/1998) | | In her campaign to be chief of ER, Dr. Weaver begins to sweet-talk Dr. Greene. Dr. Ross hinders Dr. Romano's attempt to perform an amputation on a young cancer patient. Hathaway and Evans disagree on whether to sedate a young gangbanger to keep him from pursuing revenge. Meanwhile, Lucy manages to lose a dead body in the hospital while Dr. Carter learns some unsettling information about her abilities with basic procedures. Dr. Corday is assigned as an intern to the obnoxious surgical resident Dale Edson. | | Guest Stars: Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Joanne Lara as Charge Nurse, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Christina Ma as Mother, Rod McLachlan (1) as Tohill, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Jermaine Montell as Bo, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Anita Ortega as Rosa, Claire Yarlett as Claudia Olson, Ashley Johnson as Dana Ellis, Matthew Glave as Dr. Dale Edson, Jim Bentley as Unknown, Jimmy Shubert as Security Guard, Tommy Hinkley as Mr. Ellis, Freda Foh Shen (1) as Hearing Specialist, Richard Gant as Mr. Lipson, Franc Ross as Unknown, Patrick Cranshaw as Unknown, Jeff Cahill as Tony Fig, Clement von Franckenstein as Unknown, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh | Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: Jack Orman | | | |
| 97 :05x05 - Masquerade (Oct/29/1998) | | It's Halloween night, and with the pediatric ER filled to capacity, Dr. Ross struggles to juggle administrative duties with his desire to personally treat each child. Meanwhile, Dr. Carter leaves Lucy in charge of a Halloween party at the dorm that gets out of hand, and the new ER Chief is Dan Litvak, an arrogant doctor from the East Coast who has already managed to offend some staffers. Dr. Greene and Hathaway learn the dreadful truth when they treat a schizophrenic woman who claims to be pregnant. What began as a surgical procedure to remove tumors from a young girl turns into a shocking discovery for Dr. Benton and Dr. Corday. Various costumed ER staffers get into the spirit of the holiday. | | Guest Stars: Christine Harnos as Jennifer Simon, Jana Lee Hamblin as Cheryl Leary, Matthew Glave as Dr. Dale Edson, Mike Genovese (1) as Officer Al Grabarsky, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Sheila Kelley (1) as Coco Robbins, Monica Mikala as Randi Fronczak, George Perez as Jared Leary, Cindyana Santangelo as Angelica, Sean A. Tate as Peanut, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Yvonne Zima as Rachel Greene, Philip Casnoff as Dr. Dan Litvak, Lisa Nicole Carson as Carla Reese, Justin Doran as Jay, Jimmie F. Skaggs as Joe Chattarowski, Angelo Tiffe as Unknown, Brian Leckner as Lloyd Markovic, Morina Pierce as Amanda, Vince Vieluf as Bernard Gamely, Christian Hoff as Med Student in Dress, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Kevin Berntson as Willie Goldman, Shannon Cochran as Mrs. Klingman, Tim Halligan as Howard | Director: Steve de Jarnett (1)
Writer: Samantha Howard Corbin (1) | | | |
| 98 :05x06 - Stuck on You (Nov/05/1998) | | It's blood pressure screening day in the ER and an elderly patient, Stan Levy, comes for his appointment but is hesitant to leave the ER and the nursing care of Hathaway. Dr. Weaver rents a room to Dr. Carter after he is evicted from the dorm as a result of a Halloween party fiasco. While on a paramedic ride- along, Dr. Greene violates protocol and enters a dangerous crime scene to treat a teenage male prostitute. Lucy helps Carter out of a sticky situation when the ER team works to separate two brothers who are glued together after a carpet cement spill. Dr. Benton meets with a deaf doctor, Dr. Parks, who tries to convince Benton to accept his son's deafness as part of his identity. | | Guest Stars: Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Phyllis Frelich as Dr. Lisa Parks, J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Arlene Malinowski as Marcus Hainey, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Alessandra Toreson as Kate, Peggy Walker as Mrs. Delpit, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, Henry Hien Cong (1) as Delivery Man, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Chad E. Donella as Kevin Dulaney, Silas Weir Mitchell as Marcus Haynie, Aldis Hodge as Brad, Jon Sklaroff as Eddie Hainey, Christopher Holloway (1) as Unknown, Henry Cong (1) as Delivery Man, Sid Newman as Marvin Kloner, Rhonda Stubbins White as Mrs. Enloe, Harvey Korman as Stan Levy, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh | Director: David Nutter
Writer: Neal Baer | | | |
| 99 :05x07 - Hazed and Confused (Nov/12/1998) | | With Dr. Weaver no longer a candidate for chief of ER, Dr. Anspaugh takes on the role of interim ER chief. Dr. Amanda Lee is a promising candidate for the chief position and meets with the hospital committee. Dr. Corday, suffering from exhaustion and sleep deprivation as she takes on her new role as Dr. Benton's intern, makes a potentially deadly mistake. In his continuing search for a solution to his son's deafness, Benton meets with Dr. Kotlowitz whose approach is aggressive in the use of cochlear implants. Dr. Greene's resistance when the paramedics attempt an initiation prank creates an awkward tension between them. | | Guest Stars: Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Garret Davis (1) as Mr. BB, Suzanne Carney as OR Nurse Janet, David Brisbin as Dr. Alexander Babcock, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Bellina Logan as Nurse Kit, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Deborah Offner as ICU Nurse, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Dennis Boutsikaris as Dr. David Kotlowitz, William Marquez as Ramos, Jeffrey Hutchinson as Unknown, Michael Whaley as Unknown, Mare Winningham as Dr. Amanda Lee, Octavia Spencer as Unknown, Aimee Graham as Unknown, Dana Gladstone as Unknown, Garrett Davis (1) as Mr. Ibb, Janni Brenn as Nurse Kass, Khandi Alexander as Jackie Robbins, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: David Mills (1) | | | |
| 100 :05x08 - The Good Fight (AKA A Perfect Match) (Nov/19/1998) | | When a young girl, Corinna, and her father, Nelson, are seriously injured in a car accident, Drs. Greene, Benton and Ross work to save the young patient's life. With a blood transfusion needed and the hospital unable to find a match for her rare blood type, Lucy discovers that Corinna's father is the only person with the same blood type but has unexpectedly left the hospital. In a race against time, Dr. Carter and Lucy follow leads and encounter endless challenges in their desperate search through the city of Chicago for Nelson and the only key to saving Corinna's life. | | Guest Stars: Nicolette Little as Corinna Nelson, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Rich Komenich as Car Dealer, Vince Green as Toby, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Bellina Logan as Nurse Kit, Kathe E. Mazur (1) as Mrs. Nelson (as Käthe Mazur), Stacie McGlenon as Bride, Jim Ortlieb as Cook, Ron O. J. Parson as Bellhop, Phil Ridarelli as Doorman, Quinn Yancy as Colette, Joanie Fox (1) as Waitress, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, John Thaddeus as Keith Nelson, Roderick Peeples as Unknown, Kwame Amoaku as Neighbor, Tom Schanley as Unknown, Ron Dean as Uncle Joey, Martin McClendon as Valet, Samuel Jordan as Security Guard, Mike Bacarella as Cabbie, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, David Brisbin as Dr. Alexander Babcock | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Jack Orman | | | |
| 101 :05x09 - Good Luck, Ruth Johnson (Dec/10/1998) | | In recognition of County General's 100th anniversary, the hospital makes plans to honor its oldest living patient, Ruth Johnson, who was born at the hospital 100 years ago. The new ER chief, Dr. Lee, assigns a reluctant Dr. Carter the task of entertaining Ruth and 20 members of her family. Carter soon learns that hosting the guest of honor is more than he bargained for. When Hathaway befriends a young boy whose best friend has been shot and killed, she learns the shocking truth behind the incident. Dr. Ross continues to probe Dr. Greene for details of a possible new romance. Dr. Corday faces the hospital board for the investigation into the accidental overdose she administered to a patient. Dr. Benton observes a cochlear implant operation which causes him to have second thoughts about the same procedure for his son. | | Guest Stars: Jenette Goldstein as Judy Stiles, Matthew Glave as Dr. Dale Edson, Tommy Franklin as Drunk, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Donna Eskra as Mrs. La Bahtray, Jesse James (1) as Wilson Geary, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Bellina Logan as Nurse Kit, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Peter James Smith (3) as Mr. Shimahara, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, David Brisbin as Dr. Alexander Babcock, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Pat Skipper as Carl Dayton, Keiko Agena as Mrs. Shimahara, Mare Winningham as Dr. Amanda Lee, John Loprieno as Louis Bernucci, Xander Berkeley as Unknown, Dennis Boutsikaris as Dr. David Kotlowitz, Viveka Davis as Unknown, Ed Morgan (1) as Edgar, Anne Pitoniak as Ruth Johnson, Sam Anderson as Dr. Jack Kayson, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Jonathan Stockwell Baker (3) as Photographer (as Jonathan Stockwell Baker), Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please | Director: Rod Holcomb
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
| 102 :05x10 - The Miracle Worker (Dec/17/1998) | | On Christmas Eve, Dr. Carter pulls off a miracle when he revives an 18-year-old boy who's been flat-lined for over 30 minutes. However, when it is discovered that the boy is brain dead, his mother refuses to give up hope that her son will be fine. When another teenager with the same rare blood type comes into the ER in need of a liver transplant, Carter attempts to salvage the Christmas miracle. Meanwhile, a cranky old man in an elf suit tests Dr. Greene's patience. Dr. Benton's plans to spend Christmas Eve with his son are hampered by Dr. Romano, who dumps his workload on him so that he can attend a hospital function with Dr. Corday. | | Guest Stars: Perry Anzilotti as Perry, Anesthesiologist, Lukas Behnken as Son, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Lisa Nicole Carson as Carla Reese, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Tom Amandes as David Gardner, Julia Whelan as Laura, Patricia Fraser as Flossie Hutton, Cork Hubbert as Grumpy Elf, Mare Winningham as Dr. Amanda Lee, Felecia M. Bell (1) as Janna Mikami, Richard Narita as Frank Mikami, Laurie O'Brien as Mrs. Richards, Travis McKenna as Mr. DeMisa, Tom Paliferro as Drunk | Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Writer: Paul Manning | | | |
| 103 :05x11 - Nobody Doesn't Like Amanda Lee (Jan/07/1999) | | Dr. Greene continues to spend personal time with the new ER Chief Dr. Lee, but her suspicious actions cause him to question her past. When his wife suddenly goes into labor, the father-to-be panics and collides with another vehicle forcing Dr. Weaver and Officer Reggie Moore to deal with legal and moral dilemmas. After treating Dr. Parks' granddaughter, Dr. Benton is inspired to communicate with his own son, Reese. Hathaway grows concerned for the health of a woman, Joi, and her tireless care for her A.L.D. stricken son. Dr. Carter fears he may have contracted TB from a patient. Jeanie considers re-entering the dating scene. Dr. Ross questions the validity of job offer. | | Guest Stars: Phyllis Frelich as Dr. Lisa Parks, Steven M. Gagnon as Dr. Blum, Matthew Glave as Dr. Dale Edson, Page Leong as Gloria, Ace Mask as Korth (as Wesley Mask), Julia Pearlstein as Day Care Worker, April Tran as Mr. Wong, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Matthew Watkins as Reese Benton, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Kyle Chambers as Ricky Abbott, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Nancy Lenehan as Edie Harvell, Terrylene as Unknown, Scott Mosenson (1) as Unknown, Jeff Cahill as Tony Fig, Valerie Mahaffey as Joi Abbott, Mare Winningham as Dr. Amanda Lee, Sara Mornell as Unknown, Deborah Strang as Unknown, Drew Snyder as Unknown, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh | Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: Linda Gase | | | |
| 104 :05x12 - Double Blind (Jan/21/1999) | | Dr. Greene reaches a career decision, while Dr. Carter reluctantly releases his mentorship of medical student Lucy, when she is ready to move on to the next level. Meanwhile, Dr. Benton's all-business demeanor is softened by a critically ill patient, Charley, who claims to be a living remnant of the slave era. Also, Dr. Ross again pushes the limit of hospital ethics, when he administers an unapproved pain medication to a young patient. Dr. Corday discovers that Doyle has had her own run-in with Dr. Romano. Elsewhere, a patient in severe pain, Mr. Ackerman, appeals to Hathaway's liberal sympathies when she discovers marijuana in his possession. Carter is fooled by a young drama student who takes on a college assignment that calls for the 'ER' as his stage. | | Guest Stars: Kate Mulligan as Dr. Riggs (as Kate A. Mulligan), Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Kerri Higuchi as Student #2, Rachel Grate as Donna, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Netfa Perry as Seminar Woman #1, Alec Plummer as Aaron Rosen, Malayika Singley as Seminar Woman #2, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, Kenneth Alan Williams as Dr. Thomas Gabriel, Alma Yvonne as Seminar Woman #3, Janni Brenn as Nurse Kass, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Elizabeth Barondes as Heather, Brian Turk as Michaels, Hamilton Mitchell as Guy from Chairs, Dick Miller (1) as Mr. Ackerman, Carl Lumbly as Dr. Graham Baker, Valerie Mahaffey as Joi Abbott, Lisa Brounstein as Wanda Jean Meredith, Ron Fassler as Unknown, Mike Bacarella as Cabby, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Kevin McClatchy as Fred Danziger, William Bumiller as Unknown, Terri Hanauer as Unknown | Director: Dave Chameides
Writer: Carol Flint | | | |
| 105 :05x13 - Choosing Joi (Feb/04/1999) | | Dr. Ross goes out of his way to help a struggling single mother, Joi, whose child is in the last stages of ALD. Hathaway discovers that the hospital is going to the dogs when a patient who appears to be homeless, Alice Presley, unleashes a little canine baggage upon her visit to the emergency room. Dr. Benton attends a parent-child signing class and learns that he has many new communication challenges in his life. Dr. Greene attends to a young Nigerian hospital janitor, who complains of back pain, but is hiding more horrific emotional and physical scars. Elsewhere, Lucy treats a young breast cancer patient and Dr. Carter teaches a patient-doctor course to enthusiastic young medical students. | | Guest Stars: Akosua Busia as Kobe Ikabo, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, Scott Jaeck as Dr. Steven Flint, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Barbara Tarbuck as Alice Presley, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Valerie Mahaffey as Joi Abbott, Steven Petrarca as Dudzik, Tom Gallop as Dr. Roger Julian, Roger Eschbacher as Unknown, Ray Porter as Sam Broder, Devyn La Bella as Celia, Kyle Chambers as Ricky Abbott, Dale Godboldo (1) as Unknown, David Hornsby as Strauss | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
| 106 :05x14 - The Storm (1) (Feb/11/1999) | | The Chicago snow storm raging outside is nothing compared to the chaos of emotions on the inside of County General when Weaver and Anspaugh learn of Ross part in the treatment and death of Joi's son Ricky. Meanwhile, Hathaway stoically faces the possible shut down of her clinic. Lucy's fascination with an injured woman's kickboxing routine ultimately causes heartache for Carter. Dr. Greene finally unleashes his pent-up fury towards Ross, just as Greene rushes out to attend to a school bus of children trapped in an icy accident with a snow plow. Later, an unauthorized Dr. Ross and Jeanie decide to follow Dr. Greene as back-up help, but a slippery turn in the road decides another fate. | | Guest Stars: Matthew Glave as Dr. Dale Edson, Christine Healy (2) as Hospital Administrator Harriet Spooner, Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Katherine Kousi as Kickboxer Ms. Steboff, Ed Lauter as Fire Captain Dannaker, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Byron Miranda as Weatherman #1, Casey Williams as Angry Woman, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, James Handy as Dan Sullivan, Billy Mayo as Det. Brannigan, Conor O'Farrell (1) as Richard Abbott, Valerie Mahaffey as Joi Abbott, Mark Finney as Paramedic, Tom Gallop as Dr. Roger Julian, Marlee Matlin as Sign Language Instructor, Devyn La Bella as Celia, Kyle Chambers as Ricky Abbott, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Akosua Busia as Kobe Ikabo, | Uncredited: Billy Blanks as Himself, Vince Lozano as Fisherman | Director: John Wells (1)
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 107 :05x15 - The Storm (2) (Feb/18/1999) | | Shaken by the turmoil of the school bus accident aftermath and his professional and legal problems stemming from his treatment of a young boy, Ricky, Dr. Ross struggles with a professional and personal crossroads. Meanwhile, Dr. Greene makes it to the icy school bus crash site where he must spring into action amidst the troubling carnage and pain. Mobalage's wife, Kubby, shares a horrifying secret with Hathaway that could put Kubby in harm's way. Later, Ross gets an intense visit from Ricky's grief-stricken father, Richard Abbott. | | Guest Stars: Katie Hagan (1) as Elise, Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Joseph F. Kosala (1) as Crane Operator (as Joe Kosala), Ed Lauter as Fire Captain Dannaker, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Timothy Slaske as Investigator, Jon Stafford as Father, Ema Tuennerman as Screaming Child, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Tod Thawley as Smith, Bobby Edner as Zack, Tony Mockus, Jr. as Foster, Les Lannom (1) as Nelson, Larry Udy as Evidence Tech, Patricia Forte (1) as Mrs. Martino, Burt Bulos as Lovejoy, Sarah Godshaw (1) as JJ Mitchell, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Michelle Bonilla (1) as EMT Harms, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Akosua Busia as Kobe Ikabo, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Mike Rad as Delivery Man, | Uncredited: Robert D'Asto as Fireman | Director: Christopher Chulack
Writer: John Wells (1) | | | |
| 108 :05x16 - Middle of Nowhere (Feb/25/1999) | | Dr. Benton accepts a temporary position at a rural medical clinic in La Verne, Mississippi, in order to secure extra funds to pay for his son's special educational needs. Shortly after settling in to the seemingly quiet and humid little town, Benton is faced with life-and-death situations at every turn, making the visiting surgeon a hero in the eyes of the initially suspicious residents and teaching him some valuable lessons about doctoring. Meanwhile, an exhilarated Benton returns to Chicago and reunites with his son, but a visit with the increasingly ailing and frail Jeanie tempers his emotional high. | | Guest Stars: Avery Clyde as June, James Edward Coleman II (1) as Shrimp (as James Colman II), Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Joanne Pankow as Mrs. Ebee, Barbara Roberts as Adelina's Grandmother, John Dee Smith (4) as Sonny, April Turner as Annie, Matthew Watkins as Reese Benton, Neil Brown, Jr. (1) as Hubert, Celia Weston as Maureen Chapman, Brent Briscoe as Eli Ebee, Tom Nowicki as Dr. Brookes, Robin O'Dell as Sally Mannon, Jim R. Coleman (1) as Carl (as Jim Coleman), Cynthia Calhoun as Becca, Lisa K. Wyatt as Transpo Tech, Marc MacAulay as Frank, Tonea Stewart as Pearl Johnson, Whitman Mayo as Jesse Morgan | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Carol Flint, Neal Baer | | | |
| 109 :05x17 - Sticks and Stones (Mar/25/1999) | | The late shift provides County General with some bizarre patient cases including a woman dressed and crowing as a 'birdlady' in a cage and a professional wrestler, Mr. Kornberg with a twisted knee who has Jerry absolutely starstruck. Dr. Greene is stunned to learn that Mobalage may not have been responsible for his wife's stabbing. Later, Dr. Carter is mortified to learn that he accidentally injured a man during an emergency ambulance run in which Carter was the driver. Lucy tries to convince a young Mandarin Chinese woman that her elderly grandmother should be informed of her cancer -- information that the Fong family has been withholding from their matriarch. Also, Hathaway struggles with headaches and insomnia. | | Guest Stars: Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Tom LaGrua as Mr. Leonelli, Stacii Jae Johnson as Felonia, J. P. Hubbell (1) as EMT Lars Audia, Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, Lydia Look as Emily Fong, Stuart McLean (1) as X-Ray Tech, Alison McMillan (1) as Debbie, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Armando Ortega as Sheriff, Beulah Quo as Grandma Fong, Barry Sigismondi as Detective Hamer, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, Jessica Gaona as Patient, Jorja Fox as Dr. Maggie Doyle (as Jorjan Fox), Joanna Flores as Marci Canchola, George Cheung as Mr. Fong, Chris Babers (1) as Avery Freeman, Nils Allen Stewart as Kornberg, Elizabeth Sung as Mrs. Fong, Carl Lumbly as Dr. Graham Baker, Joseph Ruskin as Mr. Kingsley, Peggy Miley as Bird Lady, Basil Wallace as Mr. Freeman, Marvin Kaplan as Kornberg's Father, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Akosua Busia as Kobe Ikabo, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Ernie Lee Banks as Man in Crowd, Christopher Babers (2) as Avery Campbell (as Chris Babers), John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh | Director: Felix Enriquez Alcala
Writer: Joe Sachs | | | |
| 110 :05x18 - Point of Origin (Apr/08/1999) | | Kerry Weaver thinks she has finally discovered her natural birth mother-- alone and dying in a boarding home. Dr. Greene aggressively continues to work on Mobalage's behalf with the deportation board, but runs into a wall when he tries to get Mobalage to recall his torture nightmare. Lucy starts her psychiatric ward rotation, but has trouble getting control of her disturbed charges. Dr. Carter is angered when he learns that a poisoned 3-year-old has ingested cocaine that the child found in his father's bedroom, and he also disturbed to discover that an infant he thought was a victim of abuse by his mother, is actually suffering from a deadly bone disease. Meanwhile, as Hathaway struggles with a decision in her personal life, she has to deal with two violent cases at the hospital -- a gay man who is a victim of domestic abuse; and a schizophrenic street woman, Coco, who has recently given birth in the streets. | | Guest Stars: Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, Sheila Kelley (1) as Coco Robbins, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Christy L. Medrano as Receptionist, Amy Warner as Nurse, Matthew Watkins as Reese Benton, Nadia Wit as Cancer Patient, Rose Gregorio as Helen Hathaway, Peter Carlin (1) as Nurse Lydia Wright, Akosua Busia as Kobe Ikabo, Matthew Faison as Dr. Gary Weinstein, Anna Gunn as Denise Dwyer, Gina Hecht as Unknown, Connie Sawyer as Kathy Brennan, Terri J. Vaughn as Mrs. Gleason, Ray Porter as Sam Broder, Peter Ratray as Dr. Sadinowski, Julia Pearlstein as Day Care Worker | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Christopher Mack (2) | | | |
| 111 :05x19 - Rites of Spring (Apr/29/1999) | | Spring ushers in new beginnings at County General when Mobalage happily springs some good news on Dr. Greene. Dr. Carter mentors a young high school student, Antoine, whose interest in medicine pleases the initially wary Carter. Lucy confidently plows through her psychiatric rounds which include a young law student who is horrified to learn that he may be losing his mind and a foster kid whose anger runs deep towards his alcoholic father. Jeanie discovers religion after she experiences a miraculous healing while treating a minister. Hathaway helps former patient Coco with her newborn and asks Dr. Greene for a little moral support of her own. Corday discovers a chivalrous escort in Dr. Greene, when she finds herself in a traffic predicament in downtown Chicago. | | Guest Stars: La'Myia Good as Sharice Haines, Djimon Hounsou as Mobalage Ikabo, Penny Johnson Jerald as Nurse Practitioner Lynette Evans, Johnny Ray McGhee as Custodian, Brandon McKennah as Bellhop, Chad McKnight as Officer Wilson, Debra Mooney as Leila Morgan, Seth's Foster Mother, Corey Parker Robinson as Antoine Bell, Christine Romeo as Mother, Michael B. Silver as Dr. Paul Myers (as Michael Buchman Silver), Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Mike Doyle as Michael McKenna, John Doman as Dr. Carl Deraad, Margot Demeter as Buxom Blonde, Vincent Berry as Seth Williams, John David Conti (1) as Tony Pipitone, Shelley Robertson as Tanya Phillips, Roscoe Lee Browne as Rev. Matthew Lynn, Gary Hudson as Unknown, Alejandro Patino as Best Man, Gina Hecht as Unknown, Sheila Kelley (1) as Coco, Ralph Ahn as Mr. Cho, Shopkeeper, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Jessica Capshaw as Sally McKenna | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: David Mills (1) | | | |
| 112 :05x20 - Power (May/06/1999) | | This episode is about a power outage. In order to prevent any concern that we may be experiencing technical impairment, here is an outline, act by act, of how this effect is accomplished creatively. Teaser: Lights go out briefly in EL train, then return. Act 1: Lights go out briefly in trauma room, then return. Act 2: Toward end of Act 2, power goes out all over the hospital. The lights stay out until the middle of Act 4. Act 3: Lights are out through entire act. Act 4: Lights are out until middle of the act. | | Guest Stars: Eric Payne as Off. Billy Wilder (as Eric A. Payne), Sharon Omi as Nurse Sulla, Demetrius Navarro as Morales, Stuart McLean (1) as X-Ray Tech, Dinah Lenney as Nurse Shirley, Rich Pierrelouis as Romeo, Al Pugliese as Angelo, Amy Beth Reece (1) as Waiter, Michael B. Silver as Dr. Paul Myers (as Michael Buchman Silver), Matthew Watkins as Reese Benton, Anastasia Webb as Juliet, Victor Williams as Roger McGrath, Dan Flannery (1) as Businessman, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Jeff Cahill as Transport Dispatcher Tony Fig, Jean Sincere as Gladys, Jimmy Shubert as Security Guard, Fern Persons as Unknown, Ford Rainey as Army Armstrong, Blake Boyd as Joiner, Angelo Vacco as Mercy RN, Anne Bellamy as Dottie, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Julie Bowen as Roxanne Please, Perry Anzilotti as Perry, Anesthesiologist, Holland Taylor as Phyllis Farr, Jeffrey King (1) as Detective | Director: Laura Innes
Writer: Carol Flint | | | |
| 113 :05x21 - Responsible Parties (May/13/1999) | | Dr. Greene treats a stripper whose body metal may have saved her life from a bullet to the chest, but the mystery lies in two FBI agents who linger suspiciously in the hospital. Seriously injured teens in tuxes and prom dresses are admitted after a life-threatening car crash and Dr. Carter becomes horrified when he later learns that some of their parents were serving alcohol to the kids before they got behind the wheel. An HIV-infected woman comes to the hospital with a fishing pole speared in her stomach, after she crashed a boat on a play day with her young son. Corday's status regarding the cardiothorasic fellowship adds further tension to her relationship with Dr. Benton. Meanwhile, a drunken homeless man wanders the hospital yelling out military phrases. | | Guest Stars: Nathan LeGrand as Agent Lance Carmichael, Brian Lester as EMT Dumar, Valerie Levitt as Melissa, Stuart McLean (1) as Radiology Tech, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Marcia Rodd as Melissa Harold's Mother, Sandra Taylor as Amber, Cec Verrell as Mrs. Casey, Moira Walley as Andrea Brodoff, Nathan West as Justin Casey, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore, Stephanie Dunnam (1) as Dr. McLucas, OB/GYN, Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, Linda Burden-Williams as Mrs. Mitchell, Vaughn Armstrong as Unknown, Jimmie F. Skaggs as Joe Chattarowski, John Rosenfeld as Agent Robert Clayton, Lucy Lee Flippin as Unknown, Meg Thalken as Paramedic, George McDaniel as Unknown, Eric Christian Olsen as Travis Mitchell, Maggie Lawson as Shannon Mitchell, Jody Wood as Unknown, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario | Director: Christopher Misiano
Writer: Jack Orman | | | |
| 114 :05x22 - Getting to Know You (May/20/1999) | | Dr. Weaver finds a two-year old boy wandering unattended on the streets of Chicago and brings him into the hospital for a check-up, only to find that he may have a serious medical condition. Dr. Benton is troubled to learn that Carla has married her boyfriend Roger and plans on taking Reese to Germany, where Roger has landed a new job. Meanwhile, Hathaway treats a woman, Celinda, who says she's a medical empath who can feel what's going on with people. Dr. Carter is angered by his high school protege Antoine's casual attitude when the youth is admitted after being a victim in a gang attack. Also, Jeanie is flattered by the attentions of police officer Reggie Moore. Dr. Romano causes havoc with his new phone 'coding' system, keeping Jerry busy at the admitting desk with his frustrated colleagues. | | Guest Stars: Ellen Crawford as Nurse Lydia Wright, John Doman as Dr. Carl Deraad, Sarah Freeman as Sarah Bengossi (as Sarah Rayne), Joe Krowka as Grocer, Kristin Minter as Randi Fronczak, Debra Mooney as Leila Morgan, Seth's Foster Mother, Freda Foh Shen (1) as Hearing Specialist, Gedde Watanabe as Nurse Yosh Takata, Matthew Watkins as Reese Benton, Lisa Nicole Carson as Carla Simmons, Conni Marie Brazelton as Nurse Connie Oligario, Teri Garr (1) as Celinda Randlett, Vincent Berry as Seth Williams, Lizette Carrion (1) as Unknown, Sarah Rayne as Sarah Bengossi, Monnae Michaell as Mrs. Bell, Corey Parker Robinson as Antoine Bell, Kyle Kendrick as Jack Toberen #1, Matthew Kendrick as Jack Toberen #2, John Aylward as Dr. Donald Anspaugh, Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore | Director: Jonathan Robert Kaplan (2)
Writer: Lydia Woodward | | | |
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