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TC and Scott work desperately to save a young boy and his mother who were injured in a car accident. With the boy's life hanging in the balance, the team starts to realize there is more to the family dynamic than meets the eye. Meanwhile, Drew and Syd, deployed overseas in Afghanistan, deal with the aftermath of shots fired in the OR.—NBC

TC and Scott are trying to help the boy who was in an accident with her mom. They learn the mother is not the boy's natural mother and the boy needs a transfusion so they try to find out about her. They give some story that the mother is an addict but they find no record of her, making them wonder how did they get him. Jordan and Shannon are treating a man who prefers to see a medicine man but comes for a certification. But when he needs to be examined his daughter shows up and raises all sorts of fuss from her father going to a medicine man and threatening a lawsuit if anything happens to him. Paul acts like a jerk towards Shannon. In Afganistan, Drew and Syd try to help the girl who's about to give birth. Her brother arrives and tells them he made arrangements for them to get out of the country and away from the man who bought her. Drew decides to help them but he and Syd suffer consequences.—rcs0411@yahoo.com

Now the 'forgotten' boy Frankie Jr. is found, 'guilty' T.C. goes all the way to rescue him but needs a transfusion donor and finds the Watkins parents impossibly unmatched. In Afghanistan, Drew has wounded the Afghan officer who wants his head, while arranged wife Sharbat gives birth to a baby in trouble. Facing Afghan law, the 'dealer' brother Omed and US Army general Rozenfeld with Syd Jennings, who longs for her daughter at home, has surprising results for all. Scott inspires Paul to pull rank, Jordan and Shannon bicker about compassion and professional objectivity in patients' interests.—KGF Vissers