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A video crew invades the ER to make a documentary about Dr. Greene and his co-workers; a new staff member uses unfamiliar medical terms.

Carter's new medical student (Chad Lowe) constantly disappears to work on research; Benton and Carla name their son; Greene hires a new desk clerk.

Corday flirts with Ross; Greene and Carter care for a young stroke victim; Weaver looks for areas to cut costs; a gun dealer brings in sample merchandise.

A school-bus accident floods the ER with severely injured children; a patient advises Greene on his relationship with his daughter.

Parenting affects Benton's work life; Carter struggles with his new medical student; Ross helps Del Amico examine a young athlete.

Budget problems lead Weaver to a difficult decision; Hathaway and Del Amico meet Carter's grandmother (Frances Sternhagen); Greene's attitude worsens.

Greene tags along for support when grieving Ross drives to California; Greene and Ross visit Greene's parents (Bonnie Bartlett, John Cullum).

Hathaway opens her new clinic; Carter's med student (Chad Lowe) faces an emergency; a boy's operation alters a rare anatomical abnormality.

Greene's lawyer (Dan Hedaya) pays an unusual visit; Jeanie argues for a right to her job; Carter protects a patient's civil rights.

Benton and Del Amico treat a blind patient who was hit by a car; Greene treats an elderly rape victim; Carter's grandmother (Frances Sternhagen) tours the clinic.

Homeless seek warmth at the ER; Weaver lobbies to allow Synergix to take over management of the ER; Corday seeks a surgeon to perform a vocal-cord operation.

Ross plans his future; another elderly rape victim is found; Jeanie cares for Anspaugh's cancer-stricken teenage son; Weaver questions Ellis' budget cuts.

The ER faces a blood shortage; a security guard stops a rapist assaulting an old woman; Benton is upset when Carla plans to put Reese in day care.

Cynthia accompanies Greene to San Diego when he goes home to see his hospitalized mother (Bonnie Bartlett); guest John Cullum.

Carter takes over when the effects of a toxic-spill explosion spread beyond the injured workers; guest Mickey Rooney.

Carter tells his grandparents about Chase; Ross and Weaver clash over his research grant; Romano reviews Corday's performance; Jeanie continues to see young Scott.

ER staff treats animal activists after a car crash; Corday and Benton experience relationship complications; Scott Anspaugh gets bad news; Morgenstern returns.

Benton's complicated surgery goes awry; Scott faces more chemotherapy; Del Amico learns she is a match for bone-marrow donation; annual ER banquet is held.

A bomb injures pregnant clients at a women's clinic; Carter tries to help a victim of elder abuse; Corday's patient, Alison Beaumont, returns with new injuries.

Hathaway tries to reconcile a critical patient (Michael Rapaport) with his family; Benton attends son's baptism; Carter comes to an understanding with his grandmother.

Dr. Rosher (James LeGros) studies the feasibility of a pediatric ER unit; Del Amico is troubled when a televangelist (Swoosie Kurtz) uses her illness for gain.

Past treatment of a drug-addicted baby complicates Ross' life; hospital politics anger Weaver; Benton worries about his son; Carter confronts Del Amico.