| Title | Everything Old is New Again | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday May 18th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Hathaway and Taglieri’s wedding day arrives with complications: bridesmaid Lewis can’t locate Chloe to take care of the baby, and the priest can’t find the groom. Meanwhile, Carter prepares for his last day.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | John Wells |
| Directed By | Mimi Leder |
| Title | Motherhood | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday May 11th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Oscar-winning screenwriter Quentin Tarantino directed this episode, which is set on Mother’s Day. “I never realized [Mother's Day] could be so dangerous,” says Carter during a frenetic 24 hours that begins with the birth of Chloe’s (Kathleen Wilhoite) baby and ends with Benton reaching a dramatic turning point in his personal and professional life. In between, Ross, Carter and Lewis are each dealt devastating blows that could affect their futures.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Lydia Woodward |
| Directed By | Quentin Tarantino |
| Title | Love Among the Ruins | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday May 4th, 1995 |
| Brief: | A young woman (Catherine Lloyd Burns) must make an agonizing decision after her boyfriend attempts suicide, and a novice nun (Amy Ryan) is faced with a crisis of faith and commitment. Meanwhile, an intriguing aspect of Carter’s life is revealed.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Paul Manning |
| Directed By | Fred Gerber |
| Title | Men Plan, God Laughs | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday April 27th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Feeling helpless to improve his mother’s condition, a gentle Benton goes to great lengths to provide care and comfort for his patients. Meanwhile, Greene goes to Milwaukee hoping to reconcile with Jennifer.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Robert Nathan |
| Directed By | Christopher Chulack |
| Title | House of Cards | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday April 6th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Swift (Michael Ironside) requests that Greene go before a hospital conference to present the details of a case involving a patient’s death. Meanwhile, Deb’s desire to accumulate procedures leads to a critical error in judgment.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Tracey Stern |
| Directed By | Fred Gerber |
| Title | Full Moon, Saturday Night | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday March 30th, 1995 |
| Brief: | The staff welcomes the new chief (Michael Ironside), a perfectionist who shakes things up with his management style. Meanwhile, Greene remains inconsolable over a patient’s death.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Neal Baer |
| Directed By | Donna Deitch |
| Title | Love’s Labor Lost | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday March 9th, 1995 |
| Brief: | What seems like a routine day in the ER turns sour for Dr. Mark Greene. Distracted by personal and professional problems, he misdiagnoses a pregnant woman and begins a downward spiral of missteps and questionable procedures that continues until all present are in over their heads, panic is thick in the air and, just as in real life, bad things happen to good people
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Lance A. Gentile |
| Directed By | Mimi Leder |
| Title | Sleepless in Chicago | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday February 23rd, 1995 |
| Brief: | Carter inadvertently prolongs the life of a terminally ill patient (Sanford Meisner) who wants to die; Ross asks Diane (Lisa Zane) to dinner, then receives a visit from Hathaway.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Paul Manning |
| Directed By | Christopher Chulack |
| Title | The Birthday Party | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday February 16th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Hicks informs Benton that his mother’s declining health is interfering with his residency and suggests that he take a hiatus.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | John Wells |
| Directed By | Elodie Keene |
| Title | Make of Two Hearts | Download |
| First Aired | Thursday February 9th, 1995 |
| Brief: | Hathaway becomes emotionally involved when a newly adopted 6-year-old girl (Milana Vayntrub) from Russia is abandoned by her American mother (Meg Foster); Kayson brings Lewis flowers and asks her out to dinner.
Source: TvGuide |
| Written By | Lydia Woodward |
| Directed By | Mimi Leder |
