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"Such Sweet Sorrow"
Original Air Date: May
11, 2000
Episode
Number: #135
Director: John
Wells
Writer: John
Wells
Description:
DR. WEAVER TAKES NO PRISONERS WHEN MISTAKES PILE UP IN ER; MEANWHILE, A
FRIEND DEPARTS -- A wound-up Dr. Weaver (Laura Innes) goes on the
warpath when she encounters sloppiness, incorrect diagnoses and improper
procedures among the ER staff, and Nurse Hathaway (Julianna Margulies),
Dr. Malucci
(Erik Palladino) and Abby (Maura Tierney) all feel the heat
of her wrath. A disobeying Hathaway earns Weaver's enmity when she
revives a "do not resuscitate"
cancer victim (guest star Rachel Singer) so that the patient can spend
one last conscious moment with her young family while she ponders her
response to Dr. Kovac's (Goran Visnjic) romantic interest -- and she
makes a life-changing decision. When he's not goofing off, Malucci also
gets an earful from Dr. Corday (Alex Kingston), who offers a sobering
assessment of his performance. Dr. Greene (Anthony Edwards) re-thinks
his father's burial request and determines to spend more time with his
daughter Rachel (guest star Yvonne Zima). Noah Wyle and Ming-Na also
star.
Pictures:
(from ERcaps.com)
>>
Carol
Reunites With an Old Friend
>> Carter's
Upset
>> Dr.
Weaver's Mad
>> Mark
McGrath With Cast
Songs:
>> "Taking
You Home" -- Don Henley 2052
KB WAV Format << View
Lyrics Here >>Notes:
Notes:
>> Mark McGrath, from Sugar Ray, played a psychologist, Dr.
Nadio, but the scenes were edited out because time shortages (the
surprise Doug and Carol scene at the end of the episode was the reason
for the edit).
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