(Carol is trying to convince everyone in the ER to go upstairs and join her in caroling) Carol: Well, you just mouth the words. That's what I do. Susan: Well, who sings? Carol: Well, I'm working on that. (Carter walks by and Carol smiles pleasantly) Carter! Carter: No, no, no, no. Chronic tone deaf and acute stage fright.
Hanna: You know Yiddish, Dr. Greene? Greene: A little from my grandmother. Hanna: But you are a religious man? Greene: I'm the son of an agnostic Jew and a lapsed Catholic. Hanna: You're no good at all.
Susan: You've heard me sing. Poor Susie, she hears the first line of "Rock A Bye Baby" and goes to sleep as a defense mechanism!
Carol: Doesn't he remind you of somebody? Mark: What, you kidding? He's the spitting image. Carol: I mean, I know it's ridiculous, but still . . . Mark: No, no he looks just like him. When he was old, right before he died. Carol: Before who died? Mark: Jerry Garcia. That's who we're talking about, isn't it?
(singing Christmas carols in the Recovery wing ) Carol: On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... uhhh... (the rest of the ER staff enters) Doug: Twelve tone deaf doctors. Mark: Eleven lords a lording. Susan: Ten drummers drumming. Carter: Nine something something. Lydia: Eight maids a milking. Malik: Seven swans a swatting. Harper: Six geese a gagging. Everyone: Five golden rings. Four calling birds, three French hens, two turtledoves, and a partridge in a pear tree.
Ross: You know the cops are charging that driver right now? Harper: They can charge him with DUI on a Zamboni? Greene: A ZUI.
Carol cannot get over how much her patient, Mr. Calus, reminds her of Santa Claus. Calus is an anagram of Claus.
Music: Mike Finnegan, "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear"
When Kerry was asked about her African friend, Mlungisi, after she took the day off to be with him, she cryptically replied, "I had a farm in Africa..." mimicking Meryl Streep's memorable line from the 1985 film Out of Africa, in which Streep played a Danish baroness who lived in Kenya for a time and had a passionate affair with a big game hunter.
Hanna Steiner and family throw an impromptu Chanukah celebration. The children play dreidel. This sets up Mrs. Steiner to teach us that the letters on the dreidel mean "A Miracle Happened There," which is how they came up with the title for this episode.
S 15 : Ep 22
Aired 4/2/09 (1:24:58)
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Aired 3/12/09 (43:40)
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