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When a compatible bone marrow donor cannot be located, Scott Anspaugh agrees to undergo a new round of chemotherapy, even though there appears to be little point. Doug Ross suggests to Jeanie Boulet that Scott may have agreed to the therapy because of her. Mark Greene has taken on the task of organizing the annual ER banquet only to find that Jerry, on whom he had been relying for much of the preparation, hasn't quite delivered. John Carter confronts his grandmother when he learns that she has cut off funding for Carol Hathaway's free clinic. In the OR, Peter Benton has a major confrontation with Dr. Morgenstern, pushing him aside and taking over an operation. Greene and Weaver criticize Doug Ross over his handling of a sick child and her mother. Written by
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Dr. Doug Ross:
Do you think of me as diplomatic?
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
What does that have to do with it?
Dr. Doug Ross:
Answer the question.
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
Well, it's not the first word that springs to mind, no.
Dr. Doug Ross:
What would the first word be that springs to mind?
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
Um, stubborn. Opinionated. Insouciant.
Dr. Doug Ross:
Insouciant?
Nurse Carol Hathaway:
Look it up.
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"That's Amore"
(uncredited)
Music by
Harry Warren
Lyrics by
Jack Brooks See more »