Green has interesting run with paramedics when little after they pass, they hear gun shots and Green wants to go to help but protocol says they have to wait. But he goes, saves the boy's life but is not easy after it - they boy has serious illness but he does not want to stay.
They also get very interesting trauma - two brothers clued. One of them is in serious condition and they need them to get apart. Carter tries that but gets clued himself and loses his bare.. He looks more like old Carter again.
But Carter also has a problem - after the Halloween party he lost his post as RA and needs apartment now and end up behind Weaver's door.moreless
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After Mark saves a 16-year-old assault victim in a daring rescue, he tries to convince the boy to leave the streets for a shelter. Carter loses his beard when two carpet installers come in covered with glue. Peter consults a deaf physician regarding Reese's hearing condition. Corday is reassigned as Benton's intern. Kerry hears more discouraging news regarding her bid for ER chief. Carter loses his RA job, forcing him to go apartment hunting. He finds one--in Weaver's basement.moreless
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Noah Wyle
Dr. John Carter
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Laura Innes
Dr. Kerry Weaver
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Kellie Martin
Lucy Knight
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ADD NOTES- Music: "I Can't Help It," Betty Carter Edit
- According to an article in TV Guide, guest star Harvey Korman, a big fan of ER, was up for the role of John Carter, Sr. in the Season 4 episode "My Brother's Keeper," but George Plimpton beat him. Edit
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ADD QUOTES- Parks: Do you know any deaf people, Dr. Benton? Benton: No. No, I don't. Parks: Have you ever thought that being deaf might not be so terrible? Benton: So, you're saying there's no problem? Parks: You can never know what it's like to be deaf. Just like I can never know what it's like to be black. Benton: I don't look at me being black as a burden. That's who I am. Parks: And I don't look at my deafness as a burden. That's who I am. If you turn away from your son's deafness, you will be robbing him of his identity. Benton: My son has a medical problem. I'm not turning away from anything. I'm trying to fix it. Edit
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