No Brain, No Gain

Season 3Episode 760 minNov 14, 1996
No Brain, No Gain

Benton fights to save the life of a gangbanger already declared dead by Doug. Nurse Rhonda Sterling floats down to the ER again and makes another critical mistake. Carter fights Edson for the rights of an incompetent patient and bonds with Anspaugh in the meantime. E. Ray worries that an MRI test gave him negative karma. Carter and Keaton get closer. Mark fears Susan is dating Morgenstern; she tells him that she's moving to Phoenix.

No Brain, No Gain has aired on Nov 14, 1996 at 10:00 PM
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