ER - The Complete Fifth
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Genre: Drama
Plot Outline:
ER's fifth season
was marked by the departure of one of the series' core characters and
the entry of a new one. It opens with third-year medical student Lucy
Knight (Kellie Martin) being introduced to the layout and members of
the ER (we learn Maria Bello's character, Anna Del Amico, has left),
which also serves as a shorthand way of introducing new viewers to the
series. She makes a strong impression immediately and reminds John Carter
(Noah Wyle) of himself, but before long the two find themselves at odds.
Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kingston) has to start over as an intern in order
to stay at County General and in the U.S., and gradually ends her relationship
with Peter Benton (Eriq La Salle), who learns that his son is deaf.
Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes) tries for the position of full-time chief
resident, but is beaten out by an East Coast hotshot, Amanda Lee (Mare
Winningham), who turns out to have an interest in Mark Greene (Anthony
Edwards). Greene starts to ride along with the paramedics, and Doug
Ross (George Clooney) has settled down (finally) with nurse Carol Hathaway
(Julianna Margulies). He's still on probation from the risky detox procedure
he used in the fourth season, but he seems to be on his best behavior
until a mother (Valerie Mahaffey) brings in her ALD-stricken son. Ross
breaks protocol again but this time threatens to bring down the whole
ER with him in the season's high point, the climactic two-parter "Storm."
Other cast members and guest stars include Penny Johnson (24) as a nurse
practitioner who joins Hathaway's clinic, Djimon Honsou as a Nigerian
custodian with a secret, Marlee Matlin as Benton's sign language
teacher, and TV Tae-Bo instructor Billy Blanks as a Tae-Bo instructor who
teaches Lucy how to deliver a good swift kick.
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