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Weaver informs Carter that since he switched from surgical residency to ER, he'll have to repeat his intern year. Hathaway and Ross continue their secret love affair.

Suffering emotionally from his recent beating, Greene misdiagnoses cases. The family of Kenny Law sues Greene for medical malpractice.

A job-related injury cause Jeanie's ex-husband to admit his HIV status to one of his co-workers. Anspaugh officially appoints Weaver as the temporary replacement.

A crack-addicted woman delivers a stillborn baby, and she didn't even know she was pregnant. Greene never tested her during a previous visit for stomach pains.

Hathaway proposes the idea of opening a family clinic that provides follow-up services. Weaver supports it. Carter suggests Hathaway speak to his grandmother about funding.

Anspaugh tries to pursuade Benton to join Dr. "Rocket" Romano's surgical team. Corday is already on it. The hospital settles the Kenny Law lawsuit.

Greene accompanies Ross to California to help Ross identify his father's body and retrieve his effects. The death of Ross' father prompts Greene to visit his parents in San Diego.

When Jeanie discovers that Weaver gave herself a huge salary increase, she accuses Weaver of wrongful termination due to HIV status.

After obtaining help from a gay and lesbian defense group, Jeanie is reinstated. Greene's daughter and Cynthia get acquainted, but Cynthia tries too hard to be Rachel's friend.

A blind man believes that Dr. Benton has healed him and begins telling everyone that Benton is a miracle worker. Soon the ER is inundated with people who believe in Benton's "healing" powers.

Corday infuriated Romano when she gets a physician from another hospital to consult on one of her patients. Dr. Anspaugh's son is admitted for abdominal pains. Jeanie has a calming effect on the boy.

Ross plans to surprise Hathaway with a secret, romantic wedding. Oblivious, she accompanies paramedics on a rescue. When she comforts one of the paramedics, she kisses him and feels conflicted.

Benton and Corday go on a date to play darts. Carter must make a tough decision when he works to save the life of a serial rapist. Hathaway helps Weaver deliver a mentally challenged couple's baby.

Greene returns to San Diego to help care for his mother who fell off a ladder. Cynthia impulsively follows him out west. While in the naval hospital, Greene's mother exhibits strange behavior.

An explosion at a chemical warehouse sends a number of workers to the ER, putting everyone in danger when they unknowingly track benzine on the floors.

Jeanie assists Scott during his final round of chemotherapy. Greene locates Cynthia. This is the first he has seen of her since the San Diego trip. They amicably terminate their relationship.

A painful bone-marrow test reveals that Scott's cancer has returned. Hathaway solicits the staff to get tested as possible bone-marrow transplants. Carter visits Chase at the neurology center.

Morgenstern's odd behavior comes to a climax when he is unable to complete an operation. Benton pushes him out of the way and takes over, but the patient dies anyway.

The ER treats victims from the bombing of a family planning, prenatal care and abortion clinic. Carter takes care of an elderly patient who he believes is a victim of neglect.

Benton and Corday continue a secret relationship. Benton attends his son's baptism. Carla's new boyfriend, Roger, is also there. Meanwhile, Romano asks Corday for a date, but she refuses.

Jeanie fears she might be getting ill, but tests prove she's fine. A televangelist suffering from a kidney ailment wants to broadcast live from the ER--to raise money.

Corday is shocked to discover that Romano refuses to sponsor her for another year. Greene and Weaver are forced to take disciplinary action against Ross for his unethical treatment of Josh McLean.