Blackout

Episode aired Nov 8, 2007
44m

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

251

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S14.E7

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The city suffers power outages during an unseasonably hot spell. Nursing-home patients are brought into the ER suffering from hyperthermia. Abby and Pratt disagree on the diagnosis of a fuss... Read allThe city suffers power outages during an unseasonably hot spell. Nursing-home patients are brought into the ER suffering from hyperthermia. Abby and Pratt disagree on the diagnosis of a fussy baby. Abby falls back to old habits and quickly spirals down to rock bottom on a night s... Read allThe city suffers power outages during an unseasonably hot spell. Nursing-home patients are brought into the ER suffering from hyperthermia. Abby and Pratt disagree on the diagnosis of a fussy baby. Abby falls back to old habits and quickly spirals down to rock bottom on a night she'll forever regret.

IMDb RATING

7.7/10

251

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Director
- Christopher Chulack
Writers
- Michael Crichton
- David Zabel
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Genres
- Drama
- Romance
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Trivia
Chuny reveals that her first name is Ethel and the Chuny is just her nickname.

Goofs
The show starts with Abbey and her son at the airport with a cut on the left side of her forehead, then the show goes back in time 15 hours. When we see how she gets the cut, she bumps her head on the door frame of the back door of a cab, but she hits it with the right side of her forehead, and when the show catches up with the beginning, the cut is back on the left side of her forehead.

Quotes
Dr. Archie Morris: I hooked myself up with a tight, little sex machine. Energy-efficient to the tune of 40-plus miles per gallon, and draws babes to Archie like bees to honey.
Nurse Samantha Taggart: Ew, that made me throw up in my mouth a little.

Connections
Features Grumpy Old Men (1993)

Soundtracks
I Will Survive
Written by Freddie Perren and Dino Fekaris
Performed by Pete Anderson and Betty Anderson

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1/10

Mute this episode

Half of it is nothing but screaming, shrieking children, and the sound is INFURIATING and completely UNNECESSARY. Whoever made the decision to include that garbage should be banned from the industry.

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