4x02 Something New - ER Episode Guide

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- Episode 04x02

Episode: 04x02
Title: Something New
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 466351
First Aired: Oct. 02, 1997

Season 4 » Episode #02 - Something New

Summary: Dr. Carter tries to overcome his frustration at being once again considered a first-year intern and having to run his cases by Dr. Doyle, while his new medical student keeps disappearing to work on research. Dr. Elizabeth Corday begins working with Dr. Benton on trauma cases. With one hurdle cleared for Benton's baby, he and Carla finally give their son a name. Dr. Ross and Nurse Hathaway continue their renewed romance. After interviewing several candidates for the new desk clerk position, Dr. Greene impulsively hires a young woman. While Dr. Morgenstern awaits angioplasty, Dr. Weaver becomes Acting Chief of Emergency Services and wastes no time making administrative changes.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Jeanie Boulet	played by Gloria Reuben
Dr. Anna Del Amico	played by Maria Bello
Jerry Markovic	played by Abraham Benrubi
Dr. Maggie Doyle	played by Jorja Fox
Carla Reece	played by Lisa Nicole Carson
George Henry	played by Chad Lowe
Heather Morgan	played by Caitlin Dulany
Laura Quentin	played by Danielle Harris
Nurse Lydia Wright	played by Ellen Crawford

Season 4 / Episode 2: - Something New

Dr. Kerry Weaver: You don't mind if I step in and take over a little bit?
Dr. David Morgenstern: Praise Allah, no! I don't mind telling you, sometimes I have felt like a sheriff with no posse. Like a general with no grunts in the field. Like a lone shepherd, high up on a hill, with no sheep dog.
Dr. Kerry Weaver: I completely understand how you feel. You know, I'd like to take -
Dr. David Morgenstern: [interrupting] Everywhere you look, there's sheep, sheep, sheep!

Season 4 / Episode 2: - Something New

Dr. Mark Greene: You're in early.
Dr. John Carter: Yeah, I wanted to be in before my med student.
Dr. Mark Greene: Ah, your very own scut puppy.
Dr. John Carter: Somebody to pick up my labs. Do a patient history. The occasional obligatory rectal exam...
Dr. Mark Greene: Someone to abuse.
Dr. John Carter: No, no, no, this is about teaching. This is completely about teaching.
Dr. Mark Greene: The way Benton taught you?
Dr. John Carter: Or even better.

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