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Series 2 Episode 2. Summer Run: Benton asks Jeanie to tell her husband about their affair, and Carter fancies a student. First shown: Wed 10 Jan 1996 | 44 mins.
- Series 2
The second series finds the ER staff taking an immediate...
- Series 2
season 2. The second season of the American fictional drama television series ER first aired on NBC from September 21, 1995 to May 16, 1996. The second season consists of 22 episodes.
Watch ER — Season 2, Episode 6 with a subscription on Hulu, Max, or buy it on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, Apple TV. Watchlist. Page 1 of 2, 6 total items. Anthony Edwards. Dr. Mark Greene....
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- September 19, 1994
S2.E22 ∙ John Carter, M.D. Mark Greene strikes a deal with Kerry Weaver - he will support her application for an ER attending position if she in turn will support Susan Lewis for Chief Resident. When Susan doesn't get the job, Mark is told to go ask her why.
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The second season of the medical drama series ER which originally aired from NBC on September 21, 1995 and concluded on May 16, 1996. The season consists of 22 episodes. It was released on Region 1 DVD on February 23, 2004.
Crew
•Michael Crichton - Executive Producer •John Wells - Executive Producer, Writer •Lydia Woodward - Co-executive Producer, Writer •Carol Flint - Co-executive Producer, Writer •Mimi Leder - Co-executive Producer, Director •Paul Manning - Producer/Supervising Producer, Writer •Christopher Chulack - Producer, Director •Wendy Spence - Associate Producer/Co-producer •Lance Gentile - Medical Consultant, Story Editor/Executive Story Editor, Writer •Neal Baer - Story Editor/Executive Story Editor, Writer •Joe Sachs - Technical Advisor, Writer •Dennis Murphy - Producer •Michael Salamunovich - Unit Production Manager •Tracey Stern - Writer •Belinda Casas Wells - Writer •Anne Kenney - Writer
Greene's attempts at balancing his work and family after moving to Milwaukee comes to an abrupt end when his wife is caught cheating on him with a colleague, the divorce becomes final and he starts dating again.
At work, he is promoted, becoming an attending physician. He locks horns with close friend Dr. Ross, whose reckless professional behavior is called into question by the hospital authorities, and new Chief Resident, Dr. Kerry Weaver.
Ross breaks protocol to treat an HIV-positive child and is about to be fired. He has already accepted a job at another medical facility when he heroically saves a child, trapped in a sewer in the landmark episode "Hell and High Water." His heroism creates a media sensation and the hospital reconsiders its decision when he receives an award for outstanding community service.
Later in the season, Doug's father returns and while attempting to bond his father again, he walks out on him. While tracking him down, Doug becomes embroiled in a relationship with his girlfriend.
Lewis is left holding the baby when her sister Chloe, skips town, leaving daughter Suzie in Susan's care. She struggles to find time to care for the child and complete her residency. She considers having Suzie adopted, but at the last minute decides to keep her.
Just as Susan starts to become attached to the baby, Chloe returns as a changed woman and a short custody battle ensues. Eventually, Susan hands Suzie over to Chloe and is left devastated when her sister and her new husband move to Phoenix, taking the baby with them.
The pilot for the popular TV series is set during 24 frantic hours in the lives of a group of doctors, nurses, and staff members of a busy emergency room at a Chicago hospital. They deal with the seemingly endless casualties that stumble into their place of employment.
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Apr 4, 2015 · Season 2. 22 Episodes 1995 - 1996. The high drama of ER returns with a second season that delivers more shocks, more romance and more death-defying acts of medical bravery.
