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With the Greatest of EaseEpisode Number: 4 Season Num: 1 First Aired: Thursday October 6, 1994 Prod Code: 2M02 |
Several members of a family of trapeze artists are brought into the hospital in critical condition after a devastating accident during a circus performance. Geiger tells Winslow about his wife's schizophrenia and the death of their son. One of Shutt's former patients reveals his bigotry when he refuses to allow a black doctor to remove his gall bladder and insists that he, or another Jewish surgeon, perform the procedure. Jeffrey exhibits signs of a meltdown when he vandalizes the car of a man for taking his parking space. Aaron and Camille grieve about their impending divorce. Jeffrey's outrageous conduct in a restaurant gets him arrested mistakenly for soliciting a prostitute. Phillip incorrectly attributes Aaron's angry outburst at one patient, minutes after losing another young patient, to tensions with Camille; and threatens to fire Camille if there's a recurrence.
| Writer: | David E. Kelley |
| Director: | James Frawley |
| Star: | Peter MacNicol (Alan Birch), Mandy Patinkin (Dr. Jeffrey Geiger), Adam Arkin (Dr. Aaron Shutt), Hector Elizondo (Dr. Phillip Watters), Roxanne Hart (Camille Duschene Shutt) |
| Recurring Role: | Thomas Gibson (Dr. Danny Nyland) |
| Guest Star: | Bianca Rossini (Jeanette Travelli), Anna Berger (Mary Collito), Stirling Bradley (EMT), Cynthena Sanders (Receptionist), Michael Pressman (Dr. Marvin Rosenzweig), Roslyn McKinney (Nurse), Bradford English (Desk Sergeant), Jamie Rose (Stacy Halmora), Louis Guss (Joseph Collito), Richard Romanus (Anthony Travelli), Victoria Dillard (Dr. Nadine Winslow), Mark Lonow (Parking Space Thief) |
Roma Maffia (Angela Giandamenicio) and E.G. Marshall (Dr. Arthur Thurmond) do not appear in this episode.
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Music:
Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through the Grapevine
Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness (edit)
Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through the Grapevine
Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness (edit)
It isn't reasonable to think that a man would introduce his friend and himself (with their full names) to a woman if he thought she was a prostitute.
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Aaron clasps hands with his patient Joe Collito on his way into surgery, and this scene becomes part of the opening titles beginning with Episode 14 until the last season.
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Dr. Shutt is the head of neurosurgery.
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