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Al Boulet wants to move to Atlanta when an old friend offers him a job, but Jeanie isn't keen on relocating. Carol Hathaway applies to the Carter family foundation for a grant to finance her clinic. Anna Del Amico is furious when she learns how rich Carter's family is and feels that he has just been slumming. Jeanie is reluctant to treat a patient who has a prominent Ku Klux Klan tattoo on his chest. Although the hospital settles the malpractice suit against Mark Greene, he finds that the family in question is now suing him personally. At Dr. Anspaugh's insistence, Kerry Weaver attends a presentation from a private company that specializes in running ERs. She decides to fire Jeanie Boulet to meet budget cuts. Elizabeth Corday gets into trouble when Peter Benton fails to warn her she is about to break hospital policy. Doug Ross gets bad news and he and Mark set off for California. Written by
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Trivia
The title refers to the point on ground level below where an above ground explosion occurred from a nuclear explosion or the center point of an earthquake, epidemic or other disasters such as the 9/11 collapse of the World Trade Center in 2001.
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Goofs
In the season 1 episode in which we first learn that Carter comes from a wealthy family, Carter's horse is described as a white Icelandic pony named Marigold. In this episode, at the Carter home, there is a portrait of Carter on a dark horse, described by the butler as "Marigold . . . his thoroughbred."
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Quotes
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
How many patients do you think we see in the hospital every year?
Dr. Mark Greene:
Would that be real patients, or turkeys?
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
Forget I asked.
Dr. Mark Greene:
Your count will be about 95 percent higher if you count all the wackos.
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References
Upstairs, Downstairs (1971)
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