• Episode Number: 8
• Original Air Date: November 10, 1994
• Written by: Dennis Cooper
• Directed by: Michael Schultz
• Guest Cast:
  • Dr. Geri Infante (???)
  • Nurse Maggie Atkisson (???)
  • Aldrich (???)
  • Margaret Colin (Dr. Karen Antonovich)
  • Allen Garfield (Raymond Kadalski)
  • Jamie Rose (Det. Stacy Halmora)
  • Ken Lerner (Jonathan Saunders)
  • Christine Avila (Mrs. Pertierra)
  • Jon Favreau (Dr. Tim Carney)
  • Salome Jens (Board Member)
  • Bernie McInerney (Professor Hogan?)
  • Yadira Caceres (Juanite Perrierra)
  • G. Eric Miles (Resident)
  • McNally Sagal (Nurs Smitt)
  • Carlease Burke (O.R. Nurse)
  • Leigh J. McCloskey (Soap Doctor)
  • Jacklyn Zeman (Soap Nurse)

Shutt and the staff are prepared to euthanize Karen Antonovich when a young nurse alerts management. Watters stops the procedure and gives orders that Antonovich is not to be touched. Dr. Shutt and the Eel go to court to argue Antonovich's right-to-die. A caustic new plastic surgeon, Dr. Geri Infante, brings a Venezuelan girl with a cleft palate to the hospital for surgery.

Cast members Mandy Patinkin and Hector Elizondo appeared as their characters on the 11 Nov 94 episode of " Picket Fences" Abrasive attorney Douglas Wambaugh, who appeared on Chicago Hope later in the season, fell ill and was brought to Chicago Hope hospital.

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