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They Treat Horses, Don't They?
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Day For Knight
Split Second
They Treat Horses, Don't They?
Vanishing Act
Masquerade
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Middle Of Nowhere
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Episode 094
"They Treat Horses, Don't They?"
Original
Air Date: October 08, 1998
Written by:
Walon Green
Directed
by: T.R. Babu Subramanian
Guest Cast:
- Julie
Bowen (Roxanne Please)
- Ashley
Johnson (Dana Ellis)
- Ann
Gillespie (Mrs. Ellis)
- Tommy
Hinkley (Mr. Ellis)
- Jack
McGee (Knife Wound)
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Kerry
is making copies and some painters come in and
she leaves. She thinks that it is
unusual that they would be doing construction
in that room. Mark tries to have a
conversation with Rachel about a party she
attended, but Rachel doesn't really want to
share with him. The phone rings and it
is her mother, Jen, and she tells her all
about the fabulous party she went to.
Kerry gets a new title that she is not too
happy about, Interim Chief. She thinks
that the title Acting Chief sounds a lot
better. Dr. Morganstern has been gone
for ninety days and she is wondering about the
position. Anspaugh tells her that there
are four other people interviewing for the
position of Chief of the Emergency Medicine
other than herself. This makes her
nervous. She hands him an evaluation on
Doug, this is what she was copying in the room
before she was kicked out by the painters.
Carter is having plumbing trouble again.
This time his toothbrush gets flushed down the
toilet. Carter comes in to work and
Randi tells him that he is starting to look
mythical with his beard and everything, Carter
takes it as a compliment. Mark has been
asked by Anspaugh to be on the hiring
committee for the new Chief of the ER.
This too makes Kerry nervous. He tells
her that he decided that he would not be on
the committee. Jeanie is back from
vacation. It has done her a lot of good,
but she is ready to get back to work.
Carol introduces her to Lynette Evans.
Jeanie has come in early to help out in the
clinic until her shift starts. Peter
speaks with an audiologist about Reese's'
hearing condition. He agrees with the
results of his previous hearing tests.
He will need hearing aids and he tells Peter
that surgery will not work for his son.
Doug has some news to tell Mark and Carol, so
he has invited them out to a nice lunch.
Roxanne comes back to the ER trying to sell
insurance, but she is really wanting to see
Carter. She has him re-tape her toes.
One of the painters brings some copies out of
the room that Kerry had left and he hands them
to Jerry. Jerry looks them over and then
has Randi put them in Doug's box to read.
Today is Elizabeth's last day on her surgical
fellowship and she is feeling a little
sentimental about it. She will now be a
surgical intern, again. She wants to
hear Peter's opinion about it and he tells her
that he could have never stepped back like
that. A man is brought in with a carving
knife through is forehead. He is
agitated, as I would be, and he has to be
restrained. Carol, Mark and Lucy are
tending to him. Carol tells Lucy to tie
him to the bed, but she doesn't do it well
enough and he breaks loose. They finally
sedate him. Doug has a young lady come
in after a soccer injury. Her name is
Dana and she is in a lot of pain with her leg.
She kicked the ball and her bone cracked.
Peter learns that his medical insurance will
not cover Reese's hearing aids. Mark
goes on a paramedic run to where a shoot out
occurred. Lucy gets to put in an IV on
the wild man they have sedated. She goes
right through the vein and it did not work.
Malik helps her to do it right. Mark
arrives at the shootout scene and the man he
needs to help is covered in dynamite.
The chicken wire that it is connected to is
cutting through his small intestines. He
will have to carefully be transported to the
ER. An elderly woman brings her elderly
neighbor in. She is seventy seven years
old and her name is Emily Holmes. She
has arrested and the woman seems concerned.
Carter asks her about her neighbor and she
tells him that she hasn't picked up her
newspaper in a few days, that is how she new
something was wrong. She then asks
Carter if he knows if she will make it, her
sister is on a waiting list for an empty
apartment in her building. Doug and
Jeanie tell Dana's parents that she may have
cancer in her leg. They need to run some
more tests. Peter goes to see Carla
about Reese. He tells her about the
insurance not covering his hearing aids and
she tells him that she will pay for half of
the cost of $5000.00. Elizabeth sees
them chatting with each other and wonders what
it is about. Carter learns that his
elderly patient is a D.N.R. and that he should
not have resuscitated her. Her insurance
will not cover for her to stay in the
hospital, so now he has to find a place for
her to stay. Mark arrives with the man
that was covered in dynamite. They have
removed the explosives, but he still has a
black box attached to him. Peter knows
that he needs immediate care, so he decides to
take the black box off of him. All the
people clear the room except for Peter.
He throws the black box down and it explodes.
He is okay and he hollers for the rest to come
in and help him with his patient. Doug
is unable to take Mark and Carol out for
lunch, so he has ordered a pizza and they meet
in the lounge. He reads them the
evaluation that ended up in his mail box.
It is from Kerry and it is not good. He
does not care, he has been approved as a new
ER Pediatric Attending. Carol is proud
and Mark is shocked. He never thought
that he would have been approved. Rachel
comes in to get Mark. She tells him that
there is a horse outside in a trailer that
needs help. The horses name is Cherry
Blossom and it is impacted. The nearest
large animal hospital is two hours away and
the horse would probably not make it there in
time. Roxanne asks Carter out on a
workout date. He declines. Kerry
takes care of a large man who is having
trouble breathing. She can not see is
cords and can not intubate him. Mark
comes in and is able to. The painters
come to have Kerry sign off on the work that
they have done. They are converting the
room into a pediatric exam room and waiting
area. Kerry is upset and wants to speak
to Anspaugh right away. Peter and Corday
speak about what him and Carla were discussing
earlier. She is upset to hear about
Reese. Jerry goes out and help with the
horse. He is asked to get into the
trailer with the horse and to help bring him
out. As soon as they get the horse out,
it relieves itself on Jerry. Rachel
finds this funny. Doug goes to see about
Dana. He tells her about her condition.
She has heard her parents talking about having
her leg amputated and she is concerned.
Carter has to take his elderly patient off of
life support. Lucy watches on as he does
it. Kerry is upset to learn that Mark
knew about Doug's new position and that he did
not tell her. He tells her to accept it
and move on. Mark ends up telling
Anspaugh that he has decided to take part in
the hiring process for the new Chief.
Dana's parents are upset with Doug about
speaking with their daughter. They tell
him to keep away from her . Roxanne ends
up at Carter's place. She helps with
installing a new stereo system for him.
Reviewed
by Tony Conner on 11-10-2000

NBC Review
EXPLOSIVE CONFRONTATIONS --
Dr. Weaver (Laura Innes) is a candidate for the
chief of the ER and Dr. Greene (Anthony Edwards)
is on the selection committee. Much to Weaver's
objections, Dr. Ross (George Clooney) gets the
job as the new pediatric ER attending physician.
Although she is booksmart, Lucy (Kellie Martin)
continues to hide her incompetence with basic
procedures, such as putting an IV into a
patient, from Dr. Carter (Noah Wyle). Having
discovered that his son, Reese, is deaf, Dr.
Benton (Eriq La Salle) continues to keep it a
secret. But when Corday (Alex Kingston) suspects
that Benton is rekindling his relationship with
Carla (guest-star Lisa Nicole Carson), he tells
her the truth about his son. Greene and Hathaway
(Julianna Margulies) risk their lives to treat a
man who wired himself as a human bomb. Gloria
Reuben also stars.

TV Guide Review
October 8, 1998: They Treat Horses, Don't
They?: A hostage-taker and a horse make for
an unusual day at County General in this solid
episode. Greene responds to an emergency at a
factory, where a hostage-taking gunman is
severely wounded after a shoot-out with the
police. The man has chicken-wired dynamite to
his body and the detonator is caught up in his
open wounds, making it next to impossible to
remove. Later, Greene's daughter ropes him into
aiding a colicky horse, whose owner drove the
animal to the hospital. Meanwhile, Weaver is
upset by Ross's surprising news and Carter gets
involved with a patient.

TNT Review
Weaver vies for top job;
Ross gets new pediatric job; Lucy hides her
incompetence from Carter; Benton keeps Reese's
deafness a secret; human bomb needs treatment.
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