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Hathaway takes new medical student Lucy Knight under her wing.

Carol covers for Lucy when she panics; karate student suffers fatal kick; injured gang members' girlfriends battle in the ER; air conditioning breaks down.

Weaver vies for top job; Ross gets new pediatric job; Lucy hides her incompetence from Carter; Benton keeps Reese's deafness a secret; human bomb needs treatment.

Weaver kisses up to Greene; Ross hinders an amputation; Lucy loses a dead body; Carter finally learns the truth about Lucy; Corday gets a new supervisor.

Ross juggles duties and patients on Halloween; the new ER chief offends staffers; a schizophrenic says she is pregnant.

Greene risks his life to save a teenage male prostitute. Because of the Halloween fiasco, Carter is terminated as resident advisor, and searches for a new place to live. He decides to move into Weaver's basement. Anspaugh realizes that Corday is overqualified to intern with Dale, who knows less than Corday does, and agrees to let Benton take over as Corday's resident. After the candidate chosen as

A promising candidate interviews for the ER chief job; Corday becomes Benton's intern; paramedics pull an initiation prank on Greene.

A young accident victim requires a blood transfusion that can come only from her father who is missing from the hospital.

The staff honours a woman born at the hospital 100 years ago; Hathaway uncovers the truth about a young boy's shooting death.

On Christmas Eve, Benton refuses to let Romano operate on a patient when it becomes evident that Romano is intoxicated. Jerry thinks that Lee may be stalking Greene. A brain dead patient gives the gift of life to a girl with his rare blood type. After a hectic day, Benton cheers up when Carla brings Reese to the hospital to see him. Corday shares dinner with a new beau. And Ross joins Hathaway and

Greene finds Lee's actions suspicious; labor pains cause a car crash; Benton tries to communicate with his son; Carter fears he has tuberculosis.

Carter allows Lucy to advance; critically ill patient claims to be a survivor of slavery; Corday learns Romano is sexually harassing Doyle.

Ross helps the mother of a dying boy; Benton attends a parent/child signing class; a hospital janitor complains of back pain.

Joi's son dies; Hathaway's clinic may have to close; staff responds to a school bus accident; Benton learns to sign.

Dr Ross struggles at professional and personal crossroads; Mobalage's wife shares a horrifying secret with Hathaway.

While at a clinic in rural Mississippi, Dr Benton's critical decision-making turns him into a hero.

Carter accidentally harms a patient; a family's matriarch doesn't know she has cancer; Hathaway struggles with insomnia and headaches.

Weaver thinks she has found her birth mother; Greene tries to get Mobalage to recall his torture; Lucy starts psych-ward rotation; child ingests cocaine.

Mobalage gives Greene good news; Carter mentors a teen; Lucy encounters an angry foster kid; Jeanie discovers religion; Hathaway helps Coco with her newborn.

A power outage forces staff members to use their wits to save vulnerable patients; a comatose patient is assaulted in the hospital.

Two FBI agents linger in the ER after Greene treats a stripper; prom goers are hurt in an alcohol-related car crash; fishing pole spears HIV-infected woman.

Weaver finds a toddler wandering in the street; newly married Carla plans to move away; a patient feels what's going on with people.