Two wounded police auxiliary officers present challenges in the ER.
Gates struggles with his new assignment, until he befriends a precocious young patient who has already diagnosed himself with an incredibly rare condition, Fazio–Londe syndrome. Pratt and Morris find themselves forced to defend their actions, while Hope prepares for a new mission. Abby has passport woes, and struggles with the changes being made. Neela finds herself the object of more attention than she wants, or needs.
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The ER staff differ on how to proceed when a patient comes in with a bullet in him needed as evidence. Moretti begins to make his presence felt, as he implements changes in the way patients are seen. Abby, Greg, and Archie conspire about how to deal with a shared problem. When Neela is brought in with major trauma, the ER staff has a hard time keeping their attention focused on their patients. Moretti's first day continues with a major influx of trauma victims from a panic stampede at a peace rally, and things only get worse when he sends Pratt and Morris home because they had a beer after getting off.
Returning director Tawnia McKiernan also contributed a further episode this season.
Former cast members Laura Innes and Paul McCrane continue to direct for the series, each contributing a single episode this season.
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Long serving series directors Richard Thorpe and Félix Enríquez Alcalá each contribute a single episode this season. Film director Rob Hardy directed a single episode, marking his debut in television. New director Anthony Hemingway directed two episodes. Returning director Andrew Bernstein contributed two episodes. Regular director Stephen Cragg also directed four episodes of the season including the series premiere. Chulack served as a regular director along with his production role and contributed four episodes including the series finale. Wells directed a single episode of the season and did not write any episodes for the first time. Karen Maser and Shannon Gross complete the writing staff. Zabel, Sachs, Barrois, Williams, and Zwerling all worked as writers as well as producers. Dieter Ismagil and David Malloy served as associate producers on the first nine episodes of the season. Tommy Burns is the season's unit production manager and the on-set producer of episodes. Wendy Spence Rosato serves as a producer. Virgil Williams and Lisa Zwerling act as supervising producers. The season was executive produced by Christopher Chulack, Michael Crichton, John Wells, David Zabel, Joe Sachs, and Janine Sherman Barrois. Cress Williams as Officer Reggie Moore.Gloria Reuben as Jeanie Boulet, Physician Assistant.Andrew Gonzales and Aidan Gonzales as Joe Kovač.Brendan Patrick Connor as Paramedic Reidy.Lyn Alicia Henderson as Paramedic Pamela Olbes.Montae Russell as Paramedic Dwight Zadro.Emily Wagner as Paramedic Doris Pickman.Reiko Aylesworth as Julia Dupree, Hospital Chaplain.Angel Laketa Moore as Nurse Dawn Archer.Julia Jones as Kaya Montoya, Medical Student.Malaya Rivera Drew as Katey Alvaro, Medical Student.Dustin Crenshaw, Surgical Attending Physician Skye Wexler, Acting Chief of Emergency Medicine Kevin Moretti, Chief of Emergency Medicine Linda Cardellini as Nurse Samantha Taggart.Neela Rasgotra, Second Year Surgical Resident Wexler is appointed as Morretti's replacement, Sam and Gates start a relationship and Jeanie Boulet makes a return to the ER when her son is brought in. Meanwhile, new ER chief Kevin Morretti continues to make his presence felt until he makes a swift exit, Pratt is angered when locum Dr. With Kovač in Croatia, the focus shifts to Abby as she adapts to life as a single parent. As a result, certain storylines were altered, including Gates' relationship with hospital chaplain Julia Dupree. The series celebrates its 300th episode but due to the writers' strike this season runs three episodes shorter than normal.
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