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ER :: Double Blind (05x12)
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| Title: | Double Blind |
| Episode #: | 05x12 |
| Production Number: | 467562 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday January 21st, 1999 |
*Also Known As: - Sokkokoe (
 Finland [MTV3])
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| FI (MTV3) |
Sep 02, 1999 |
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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.
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