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Dr. Greene ministers to a young woman (Jessica Townsend) who was injured during a confrontational television talk show.

Dr. Carter deals with heavy-metal roadies following a concert accident; chief resident Chen panics when she is overwhelmed with patients.

Dr. Greene's rebellious teenage daughter suddenly appears at the hospital after running away from his ex-wife.

Susan Lewis looks to return to County General; a beautiful French waitress stops by and asks for Kovac; Chen gets a risk management review.

Dr. Lewis returns to County General and clashes with the staff; Greene treats a man whose frantic daughter crushed him with her car.

A taskmaster follows Corday to monitor measures taken to prevent deaths from infections; a fast and lethal virus attacks two college students.

Dr. Corday desperately searches for a possible "angel of death" who is secretly killing her elderly patients.

A terrible storm causes an influx of patients; Weaver races to save a pregnant woman who's inside a wrecked ambulance.

Benton and his attorney begin a battle in court for custody of his son; a distraught man must decide whether or not to allow surgeons to harvest organs from his terminally ill wife.

Benton's custody battle hits a critical stage; Carter receives unsettling news from his father; a young woman accidentally shoots her son near a Christmas tree.

Abby helps a distraught boy whose mother died of a stroke; a man with schizophrenia who once stabbed Carter and killed a doctor checks into the ER.

An injured and condemned murderer (Cyril O'Reilly) wants to die in the ER rather than await execution; Abby advises a neighbor (Christina Hendricks) to seek shelter from her abusive husband (Matthew Settle).

An accidental overdose brings Drs. Greene and Corday's baby into the emergency room, gripping the parents with fear.

Greene confronts Corday when she orders Rachel out of their home; Abby tries to protect a battered neighbor who refuses to press charges against her husband.

Greene fights loneliness and pain by throwing himself into his work; Chen discovers that a comatose teenager is pregnant and ready to give birth.

After a dominatrix makes an appearance in the ER, Dr. Weaver orders the staff to attend a sexual-harassment seminar, where truths surface about their relationships.

Corday and Greene awkwardly cross paths in the ER; Weaver treats victims of an inferno which may cost the life of a dear friend.

When Greene's aggressive illness begins affecting his coordination, he wonders if his fate will mirror those of his terminally ill patients.

When Dr. Lewis gets a distressing phone call from her niece, she races to New York to search for the child and her troubled sister.

Dr. Carter reads a letter from ailing Dr. Greene to the emergency-room staff; Dr. Weaver lashes out at a mentally challenged patient; a terminally ill, homeless man continues asking for Greene's help.

Dr. Greene takes his daughter Rachel to Hawaii in the hopes of patching up their troubled relationship.

Carter and Abby treat two children whose symptoms suggest a deadly disease and force the hospital to lock down in quarantine until federal experts can arrive.