Hathaway is finishing her paramedic ride along.  They stop on their last call.  They have to take a man who weighs about 400 pounds to the ER for evaluation.  The man has a lot of rabbits with him in his filthy apartment and all he does is sing a song over and over again.  Carter and Harper tend to an alcoholic man.  Benton tells him that this can be his patient.  Carter accidentally punctures his liver while doing a simple procedure.  They have to rush him up to the O.R. and Benton and Dr. Hicks don't seem to upset with him because it presents them with the opportunity to do a rare procedure on him.  The man dies of a heart attack during the procedure, but it had nothing to do with Carter's accident.  Carter feels bad for losing his first patient as a doctor.  Jerry announces that he has been promoted to Supervising Emergency Services Coordinator.  He hires a new desk clerk named Randi.  Wendy does an expose on Dr. Greene.  She goes around and interviews the staff in the ER.  Chloe comes to the ER to see little Suzy.  She is acting very strange.  Shep asks Carol out on a date.  He tells her that her problem is that she has been shopping in the Gucci department too long.  She needs to be shopping in automotives.  Susan and Kerry are still not getting along.  Doug Ross treats a little boy named Chia-Chia.  He has AIDS and his mother has brought him in because she gave him too much of his medicine because the doctors were not paying attention.  The little boy's mother, Sun, breaks down in Doug's arms crying.  He tells her that she can come to the ER anytime and that he will take care of her son.  She feels as if she is to blame for his illness.  Jeanie tells Peter that she isn't ready to walk out on her marriage.  Mark is staying the night at Doug's.  A stewardess named Hulda is their to greet them both.  She doesn't have any clothes on.  Susan is getting in her V.W. with little Suzy when Chloe walks up on the other side of the fence.  Chloe tells her that she is leaving to go out of state to work at a flea market.  Susan tells her not to leave her with the baby, but Chloe drives off.  Carter and Harper take the liver of their patient to the bar that he frequented.  It is a kind of send off.

Reviewed by Tony Conner on 09-23-2000