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Honored with the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award, as well as 14 Emmy Awards and numerous other awards and honors, ER follows the lives of the emergency room staff and residents of County General Hospital, where the difference between life and death rests on split-second decisions, and the pressure, joy and guilt are often overwhelming. The heroic healers who live this life are as varied as the patients they treat. New to the emergency room this year is Lucy Knight (Kellie Martin), a diligent third-year medical student beginning her rotation — and about to discover there's more to medicine than what she reads in books. Outstanding episodes include "Stuck on You," directed by David Nutter; "Middle of Nowhere," where Dr. Benton (Eriq La Salle) finds himself out of his comfort zone at a rural clinic in Mississippi; and the two-part episode "The Storm." Guest stars this season include Djimon Hounsou and Mare Winningham. Fans will also see the departure of Dr. Ross (George Clooney).
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1 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoDay for Knight | Lucy Knight, a third year medical student, begins her first day in the ER. Although she impresses doctors with her ability to answer medical questions, her attempts to help patients are clumsy. Placed on probation, Ross must report every procedure he needs to perform to Weaver. Meanwhile, a paramedic asks Greene to consider acting as the district medical director for EMS (Emergency Medical Service), a voluntary job. Greene's daughter, Rachel, is living with him for the summer. Corday searches for a new fellowship so she can remain in the United States. | 45:15 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
2 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoSplit Second | To save rent money, Carter lives in a medical student dormitory as a resident advisor. While visiting Corday at her apartment, Benton meets her father. Corday realizes that the only way she can stay at County General is to start over as an intern, which she eventually decides to do. The audiology test on Reese reveals a severe to profound hearing loss. He'll need digital hearing aids. A child dies after not receiving proper treatment at the scene of a karate accident, prompting Greene to become an unpaid EMS director. Hathaway hires a salaried registered nurse for her clinic. | 45:08 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
3 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoThey Treat Horses, Don't They? | Greene agrees to serve on the search committee to consider candidates to permanently fill the interim position as Chief of Emergency Medicine. Despite Weaver's objections, Ross gets the job as the new pediatric emergency room attending doctor. Greene treats a constipated horse and becomes Rachel's hero. Greene's first assignment as an EMS director places him in danger as he treats a dynamite-wired assailant with gunshot wounds. | 43:59 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
4 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoVanishing Act | A wounded gang member tries to leave the ER to exact revenge. Benton keeps Reese's hearing disability a secret from his co-workers. Jeanie tells Ross she'd like to be his physician assistant in the pediatric emergency room. Weaver interviews for the job as permanent Chief of Emergency Medicine. Hathaway discloses to Ross that she might be pregnant but later discovers she's not. Lucy misplaces a dead body as she transports it to the morgue. Her inability to start an IV is revealed during a crisis. Corday realizes that her abilities exceed what will be demanded of her as an intern. | 44:05 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
5 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoMasquerade | Jennifer plans to relocate to St. Louis and take Rachel with her. Carter places Lucy in charge of the Halloween party at the dormitory so he can do research for his presentation. But trouble occurs when two medical students take drugs with alcohol and almost die. An operation reveals that a couple's little girl is genetically male. Corday, anxious to celebrate Halloween, gets a pleasant surprise from Benton, who dresses like the '70s film character John Shaft for a special date. Weaver gets disappointing news regarding her quest as Chief of Emergency Medicine. | 44:43 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
6 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoStuck On You | Greene risks his life to save a teenage male prostitute. Because of the Halloween fiasco, Carter is terminated as resident advisor, and searches for a new place to live. He decides to move into Weaver's basement. Anspaugh realizes that Corday is overqualified to intern with Dale, who knows less than Corday does, and agrees to let Benton take over as Corday's resident. After the candidate chosen as Chief of Emergency Medicine accepts a job at another facility and Weaver learns the committee is hiring someone else, she resigns as interim chief. | 45:13 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
7 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoHazed and Confused | Frustrated with her inability to conceive, Hathaway confronts a pregnant woman opting for abortion. Weaver derives enjoyment from seeing Anspaugh muddle through as interim chief. The committee interviews Dr. Amanda Lee (Mare Winningham), who appears to be the first choice for the position as chief. Greene enjoys the male camaraderie at the fire station with the paramedics and firefighters until they try to initiate him with a hazing ritual. Corday's judgment falters after working for 36 hours without rest. Carter unintentionally hears Lucy's private notes in her palmtop computer and finds out what she really thinks about him. | 45:12 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
8 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoThe Good Fight | Even though Carter and Lucy constantly bicker with each other, they join forces to save the life of a young girl who desparately needs a blood transfusion. Lucy and Carter search Chicago to locate her father, who is a perfect match for her rare blood. | 44:41 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
9 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoGood Luck, Ruth Johnson | Since today is the hospital's 100th anniversary, the new chief, Amanda Lee, arranges for Carter to escort a woman, Ruth Johnson who was born 100 years ago today, around the hospital. Lee encourages Greene to supervise a study on a new pain medicine, and he agrees. Benton considers cochlear implant surgery for Reese. Corday ends her relationship with Benton. Hathaway treats an 8-year-old boy whose friend was mysteriously shot and killed. | 45:12 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
10 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoThe Miracle Worker | On Christmas Eve, Benton refuses to let Romano operate on a patient when it becomes evident that Romano is intoxicated. Jerry thinks that Lee may be stalking Greene. A brain dead patient gives the gift of life to a girl with his rare blood type. After a hectic day, Benton cheers up when Carla brings Reese to the hospital to see him. Corday shares dinner with a new beau. And Ross joins Hathaway and her family at Mass. | 44:44 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
11 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoNobody Doesn't Like Amanda Lee | A curious Greene discovers Lee's a fake and that Anspaugh never checked her credentials. A day care worker suggests to Benton that Reese requires a "special needs" environment because he's exhibiting problem behavior. A cop, Reggie Moore, who Jeanie treats for a minor injury, asks her on a date. Eventually, she accepts. Greene ponders becoming an astronaut after a friend recommends him for a mission. Carter is annoyed by Edson's behavior toward Lucy. Hathaway befriends Joi Abbott, an exhausted woman taking care of her ill son. | 44:58 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
12 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoDouble Blind | Hathaway clashes with Evans, who obtained a grant for a seminar at the clinic without consulting her. Ross jeopardizes a hospital study when he administers an experimental drug to a patient without the hospital's consent. Lucy begins her surgical rotation under Benton. Doyle accuses Romano of sexual harassment and asks Corday for support. Romano offers to reinstate Corday's surgical fellowship. And Jeanie agrees to date Dr. Graham Baker, a plastic surgeon. | 45:08 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
13 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoChoosing Joi | Corday refuses to testify against Romano after he threatens Benton's career. A harried Anspaugh accepts Romano's offer to serve as acting chief. Greene befriends a Nigerian hospital worker, Mobalage (Djimon Hounsou), who suffers from back pain. Because she was adopted, Weaver decides to search for her real parents. Ross forges papers through Hathaway's clinic in order to get equipment so that Joi Abbott can treat her dying son at home. | 44:58 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
14 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoThe Storm, Pt. 1 | Benton takes a costly sign-language class. Romano suggests Benton enroll in a program whereby Benton would substitute for vacationing doctors at rural hospitals for high pay. As acting chief of emergency services, Romano delegates a plethora of responsibilities to Greene and Weaver. Lucy and Carter share a romantic tryst while on duty. Greene treats hospital worker Mobalage for impotency. Joi's son dies of a drug pain overdose and the police blame Ross. Anspaugh closes Hathaway's clinic because Ross got the medical equipment that administered the fatal dosage from the clinic. Jeanie and Ross are involved in a vehicular accident on an icy road. Part 1 of 2 | 45:06 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
15 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoThe Storm, Pt. 2 | Emergency personnel feverishly work to save the lives of children involved in a school bus crash. Mobalage's wife suffers from multiple stab wounds. Carter and Lucy refrain from sexual relations with each other due to hospital policy. Ross resigns from the hospital and decides to move to either Portland or Seattle. He asks Hathaway, his fiancée, to join him, but she declines. No criminal charges are filed against Ross for the death of Joi's terminal son. Anspaugh agrees to keep the clinic open, as long as Evans manages it--not Hathaway. Jeanie finds out she has Hepatitis C. Part 2 of 2 | 45:36 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
16 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoMiddle of Nowhere | Benton travels to Mississippi to earn extra money working as a "locum tenens" doctor--a visiting temp--at a rural hospital in a small town. Instead of a hospital, Benton finds a rural clinic run by Maureen (Celia Weston), a nurse practitioner and Catholic nun. Benton quickly learns that some of the white folks don't trust an African-American doctor. Through his determination and expertise, Benton slowly gains the respect of most of the townspeople. Back in Chicago, Jeanie suffers a medical setback. | 45:04 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
17 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoSticks and Stones | While on a ride-along with paramedics, Carter drives the ambulance through a riot to get back to the hospital and accidentally hits a teenage boy. Jeanie is pursued by both Reggie and Dr. Baker. Lucy struggles to convince an Asian family that they should tell the grandmother that she has a fatal tumor. Hathaway decides not to leave with Ross even though she's pregnant. She also keeps her pregnancy a secret from him. Weaver treats a celebrity wrestler. A paramedic dies from a gunshot wound, and Carter thinks the bullet was meant for him. Kubby awakens from a coma and admits she stabbed herself. But Mobalage, who was tortured in his native country of Nigeria, awaits a deportation hearing for forging his visa. | 44:18 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
18 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoPoint of Origin | Weaver visits a woman she thinks might be her biological mother. Later, Weaver realizes the woman cannot possibly be her mother. Hathaway finally makes an appointment to consult an obstetrician about her own pregnancy. Lucy begins her psychiatric rotation, but the patients don't take her seriously because she's so young. Greene helps Mobalage so he can testify at his own deportation hearing. Hathaway befriends a paranoid schizophrenic who delivers a normal baby. | 44:50 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
19 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoRites of Spring | Romano forces Benton to choose between two different fellowships. Greene and Corday become better friends on the way to a medical conference. Carter mentors a student. Lucy shows impressive skills during her psychiatric rotation. With amnesty granted, Mobalage now pursues a civil engineering license and leaves his job at the hospital. Jeanie treats a reverend who offers healing prayers in return. Hathaway's ultrasound is good. | 45:07 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
20 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoPower | A terrible storm causes a power outage, and the backup generators fail. The staff frantically works to keep patients alive. Carter tells Roxanne he doesn't want to have a relationship with her anymore. A 20-year-old comatose female patient from another floor is beaten, sexually assaulted and left at the emergency room. | 45:08 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
21 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoResponsible Parties | Hathaway finally informs Ross about her pregnancy. She is disappointed when he tells her he won't be returning to Chicago. Just when Romano thinks he's convinced Benton to join his cardiothoracic team, Benton gets selected for and accepts the trauma fellowship. FBI agents secretly bring a patient to the emergency room. A terrible car accident ruins the lives of three students who were en route to their prom. | 44:33 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
22 | HDClosed CaptioningVideoGetting to Know You | Weaver rescues an abandoned, drugged 2-year-old boy. Romano offers Corday the cardiothoracic fellowship that Benton rejected. Carla informs Benton that she got married last week and plans to move to Germany with her new husband and Reese. Later, Benton goes to Carla's apartment, takes Reese from the baby-sitter and brings him home. Jeanie realizes she cares for Officer Reggie Moore and tells him she has contracted hepatitis C. They have a meaningful talk. And Greene and Corday share their first kiss. Lucy struggles to break free of her Ritalin. An ultrasound reveals that Hathaway is pregnant with twins. | 45:07 | $2.99 | View in iTunes |
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I love this season of ER keep adding seasons itunes you have got ten more seasons to go.
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keep the seasons coming iTunes!! try to get seasons 6 to 9!! that would be awsome thanx!
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yes ER is an awesome show itunes really needs to add more seasons expecially season six

- HD Version
- Genre: Drama
- Released: Sep 24, 1998
- ™ & © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
- CCin English
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