This week, the fallout of Gant's death leaves Benton and Carter reeling, the nurses stage a sick out, Mark may be getting ahead of himself in his new relationship, Carol makes a fatal error, Jeanie makes a new special friend, and Doug tries his best to help Charlie as she recovers.

This week, the ER is a ghost town, Dr. Keaton says goodbye, Kerry recruits Jeanie for a research study, Carol and Doug reflect on the good times, Randi offers some budget advice, Mark and Chuny make googly eyes at one another, and a trauma patient shakes both Carter and Benton to their core.

This week, Jeanie's diagnosis is revealed to the staff, Mark tries to surprise Rachel with an ill advised gift, Doug cares for a neglected child, Doyle helps an abused woman escape her home, a trans patient is played for laughs, and Carter kicks Gant while he's down.

This week, Carol crams for her midterm, Mark decides to take out his disappointment on the entire ER staff, Carter gets some bad news of his own, Jeanie's secret may not be one for much longer, and Doug does his best to support everyone.

This week, Susan says goodbye to the ER, Al and Lydia tie the knot, Jeanie finally gets divorced, Dr. Keaton encourages Benton to approach surgery prep in a new way, Doug and Chuny do some community outreach, and Mark does loops around Chicago hoping to catch Susan's train before it leaves.

On this month's edition of STT Interviews, we are chatting with Lyn Alicia Henderson, better known to ER fans as EMT Pamela Olbes. Lyn worked on the show for 14 seasons making the 12th most appearances all time!

This week, Carter chases down a runaway patient, Benton's guilt leads to an inadvisable marathon surgery, Susan reveals a life altering decision, Rhonda makes a horrific error, Mark gets rejected, and E-Ray may be developing super powers.

Editor's Note: We encountered some technical difficulties with Lizzie & Lauren's audio in this episode and the next one. Their audio is far below our normal quality standards as a result. We've identified the issue and it will be cleaned up as of S3E8. Thanks for your understanding.

This week, Susan has some issues riding in a helicopter, a family fights for their lives after a horrible accident, Benton makes a potentially fatal error, Gant finally stands up for himself, and Jeanie and Maggie help fulfill a dying patient's unusual final wish.

This week, Doug and Carol practice a very different kind of medicine, the ER has some spooky electrical problems, Susan returns from her vacation, Gant confronts Benton over his harsh treatment, Haleh shows off her singing talents, and Jeanie has some strong words for Al.

This week, Doug has to rush a woman to the hospital, Jeanie has some trouble with her meds, the nurses are a little thirsty, Carol considers a career change, and Carter again shows he's better with kids than Benton.