Fired from an internship, Trapper's son, J.T., joins the staff at San Francisco Memorial.

The staff are stymied by two suffering patients who have decided to cease treatment and let nature take its course.

A friend of Shoop's, a school nurse, is attacked. When the police appear to be doing nothing to find her attacker, she goes and takes over at the school to investigate.

Crippled by Guillain-Barré syndrome, Trapper John worries his medical career may have come to an abrupt end.

A young resident is torn between his desire to accept a high-profile medical position and his sense of duty to return home to serve the community that put him through medical school.

A young patient confounds doctors when he presents with traditional symptoms of vampirism.

A 'bubble boy' needs a bone-marrow transplant to revitalize his immune system.

A former cowboy who's given up on life is fading fast, and it's up to Trapper John to reignite his desire to live.

A former hippie suffers a stillborn fetus. A kidnapper brazenly takes the Riversides' son right out of his stroller.

A four-year-old's X-rays indicate that he may be an abuse victim. Riverside doesn't want his wife to know that he was a past contributor at a sperm bank.

Gloria finds out Andrea's issues are drug-related. Meanwhile, a homeless woman has been stealing supplies from the hospital.

A surgeon dies during a complicated operation. The procedure he used was known only to him. Unless his notes can be found, the patient will die. After seeing the ghost of the deceased doctor, Gonzo frantically tries to locate the notes.

Four witnesses give four very different accounts of what happened when an accident victim died at San Francisco Memorial.

Trapper runs afoul of a bombastic television reporter when he desperately attempts to revive his seven-year-old niece.

One of the hospital's doctors brings a mail order bride from the Philippines.