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ER Season 3 Episode 4

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AIRED: 10/17/96

Doug brings a one-night-stand into the hospital when she has an epileptic seizure, earning him the stares of his colleagues when he can't remember her name. Carter screws up Benton's lecture when he realizes Benton's presentation materials were destroyed in his apartment building's fire. Keaton takes a shine to Carter, meanwhile, when he persuades a teenage girl to undergo surgery. Carter also finds a place to live, with Dennis Gant. Jeanie begins experiencing side effects from her medication and is asked out by a handsome construction worker. Carol ponders enrolling in med school.moreless

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Emotionally deep, giving us deeper looks into chars, more positive than some other episodes but nothing special - the same good quality

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By Parricida, Sep 01, 2007

For a time we have a time in Doug's life. lately there have sot been much about him and he has managed to stay away from troubles but they do not let him go so easily - he brings in a girl whose name he even did not know and she dies. He do not take it very hard first but others take it not the way he wants. And in the end when that girl's sister comes and he learns more about her and Carol gives a push from herside, he realize that the life he has lately living, is quite miserable and not the thing he wants. Does he has strength to come out of it.

We see some troubles with Carter again. Does they always have to make him feel bad and Benton does not give him any rest at all?

But the end of this episode becomes more positive. For a moment Jeanie is enjoying her life and smiles again, Carter gets some encouraging words and seems that Carols seems to find a solution to her house problem.moreless
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goes in many directions but all effectively

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By DanLC03, Aug 16, 2005

I'm not really sure why I like this episode as much as I do, but it was one of the episodes that attracted me to the show ER. The episode begins with a bang with Dr Ross bringing in the woman having the seizure, and it looks like a very serious episode, but there are other story lines that keep it lighter. You almost have to feel sorry for Doug, he realizes that he screwed up and feels very bad about it. I get the idea that during most of that episode he just wanted to hide because everyone was suspicious of him. I like how they throw in the Carter/Benton storyline with the slides then with beginning the pedes rotation and the story line with Jeanie and the dance instructor to keep it from getting too serious. All in all this was a very solid episode.moreless
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Anthony Edwards	Dr. Mark Greene
Eriq La Salle	Dr. Peter Benton
George Clooney	Dr. Doug Ross
Gloria Reuben	P.A. Jeanie Boulet
Julianna Margulies	Nurse Carol Hathaway
Laura Innes	Dr. Kerry Weaver

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Brian Wimmer	Mickey	Guest Star
Lisa Darr	Nadine Wilkes	Guest Star
Jane Daly	Beth Armitage	Guest Star
Abraham Benrubi	Jerry	Recurring Role
Lisa Nicole Carson	Carla Reese	Recurring Role
Jorja Fox	Dr. Maggie Doyle	Recurring Role

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- Kerry: I know Doug is your friend, but I'm attending on this shift as well.
  Mark: He got a tox screen. Came back negative.
  Kerry: How about his blood alcohol?
  Mark: He's fine.
  Kerry: Good. Because he's putting a chest tube in a 12-year-old right now.
  Mark: He may need some help.
  Kerry: Good idea.
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- Carol: Mark, Doug lives his own life.
  Mark: That's kind of the problem.
  Carol: I'm just saying we can't live it for him.
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- Doug: Does it come as a big shock to you that I was intimate with someone who I've been less than soul mates with?
  Mark: Doug, you didn't even know her name.
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- Mark: I've given it a lot of thought, and I've decided to be spontaneous.
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- Jerry: How is Dr. Ross's friend?
  Lydia: "Friend" might be overstating it.
  Weaver: You know, I don't think it's any of our business.
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- Guest star Brian Wimmer (Mickey) was a main cast member on China Beach, a TV series whose co-executive producer was ER producer John Wells.
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- Music: Martina McBride, "Wild Angels"
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- Rod Holcomb received an Emmy nomination for directing this episode.
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- Although in the opening credits, Sherry Stringfield does not appear in this episode.
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