Carter
is still having trouble sleeping. He
gets up and goes outside for a smoke. He
is not the only one having sleeping trouble
though. Tess is keeping Carol awake
also. Haleh comes and wakes Abby
up. A patient is coming in with
abdominal pain. Mark goes through his
father's things. He comes across a
picture of his mom and dad and then he goes
over to Rachel as she is sleeping and tells
her how much he loves her. Luka is
shooting hoops as Carol and the twins come up
at the hospital. He asks her if he has
done something to make her angry. They
talk about Doug. Weaver has been working
a double and she is on the war path. A
new temp named Frank has been sent down from
personnel to help out at the desk.
Weaver is upset at the 7am staff for coming in
late. She blows a whistle to wake up
Malucci. A woman with liver failure has
been brought in, Mrs. O'Brien. She has a
Do Not Resuscitate order. Her husband
and 2 daughters are with her. Carter is
simultaneously helping 2 patients. One
has asthma and the other one is having chest
pains. Jing-Mei comes in to help, but
Carter tells her he has it under control.
Weaver tells Mr. O'Brien that his wife will
not be around much longer. He tells her
to do everything that they can. The
nurses discuss Benton and Cleo being off at
the same time. Abby's patient is
released and the paper work is handed to her
teacher Malucci to sign off on. Later on
she is found collapsed outside at the hospital
bay. Kerry talks to Mr. O'Brien about
home hospice care for his wife. Carol
disagrees with her about it. Carter
gives the woman that he is taking care of the
antibiotic that she previously told him that
she was allergic to. Carter panics when
she has a bad reaction and rips the IV out of
her arm and reverses the incident with
medicine. Malik and Jing-Mei come in to
see what is happening. Jing-Mei sees
blood and Carter covers up by saying that the
patient must have ripped it out herself.
He then goes into the bathroom and cries. Jing-Mei goes and asks Mark about him.
She thinks he might be bipolar. Mark
tells her that he will talk with him.
Carol goes in and speaks with Mr. O'Brien.
He tells her that he wishes that he would have
spent more time with her in the past 2 years.
Mrs. O'Brien stops breathing and Carol
convinces Luka into clearing her airway so
that the daughters can say their goodbyes.
Kerry comes in and she is mad that they did
it. Luka did not know that she was
Kerry's patient. Elizabeth comes down to
see Mark. She asks him how he is doing.
She gives him back the necklace that his
father had given her. She thinks Rachel
should have it. Carol finds Luka and
apologizes. She thinks that it is funny
that he got mad at her. She thanks him
for helping Mrs. O'Brien. He kisses her.
They make plans to go out for dinner.
Carol goes to get the daughters to see their
mother. Mark finds Carter and asks him
how he is doing. He tells him that
everyone is worried about him. Mark asks
him if he seeing a doctor and Carter tells him
no. Mark refers him to one and Carter
thanks him. Mrs. O'Brien dies.
Mr.
O'Brien thanks her for everything she did.
He tells her that she was his soul mate which
gets Carol to thinking. Carol runs to
find Mark to tell him that she is leaving and
will speak to him in a few days. She
goes and tells
Luka that she can't go to
dinner and that she is sorry. She has to
go find out if Doug is still in love with her.
Doug is everything to her and she feels empty
when they are apart. He is her soul
mate. She tells Luka that he will find
someone to love him as much as is wife did.
She kisses him and then leaves. She
drops the twins off at her mom's and then
leaves to catch a plane to Seattle. She
runs through the airport and barely makes it
on board in time. Mark takes Rachel to
see her grandfather's favorite spot in
Chicago. He invites her to go with him
to lay his father's ashes next to his mother.
He also gives her his mother's necklace.
Carol arrives at Doug's and finds him out on
the dock. He comes up to meet her and he
asks where the girls are. She replies
and then they kiss.
Reviewed
by Tony Conner on 09-09-2000

NBC Review
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.

TV Guide Review
May 11, 2000: Such Sweet Sorrow: Hathaway
reaches a crossroads in her life after she
revives a "do not resuscitate" cancer patient (Rachel
Singer) to allow the woman to spend a few
last moments with her family. In other
storylines, Greene decides to spend more time
with his daughter; and Corday assesses Malucci's
performance.

TNT Review
After witnessing the
interaction between a dying woman and her
family, Hathaway realizes she wants her family
together and flies to Seattly to join Ross. Chen
worries about Carter's mood swings. George
Clooney makes a surprise appearance. This is the
last episode for series star Julianna Margulies.