ER: Season 11

After being shot at, Pratt, Jing-Mei and Elgin are trying to get out of their sinking car. Sam took Alex with her while fleeing from Steve. Kovac is considering going after them. Abby wants to go to bed since tomorrow is her first day as a doctor, but is thwarted by Weaver, whose custody battle might take a dramatic turn. A young drug dealer is brought in with "a foreign object" in her tunnel of life.

Neela is still struggling with her decision not to continue becoming a doctor. We discover that Ray is in a band. Kovac and Sam are in love, but where does that leave them?

It's a busy Fourth of July and Carter is the only attending working.

Despite Carter's volunteering and plea, he's denied extra shifts as ex-addict and Corday is disciplined by the board for her the still illegal transplant between two AIDS patients, and instead of taking a non-tenure track position, which Kerry offers as best deal, decides to return to England. Luka invites Sam to move in with Alex, who is keen to work out the modalities. Manic Howard resigns his ER position after Abby tries to discuss his OCD. Two small children are rushed to the ER after falling from a third story window, allegedly escaping their hysterical mother's violent, abusive ex-husband; however, the boy sort of confides into Pratt the mother is the real, mental problem. Lewis takes the vacant ER chief position and offers Neela, whose sales job is humiliating misery, an ER internship at County.

Neela starts a new job in the emergency room after working at the convenience store near the hospital. On Neela's first day, Pratt expects the interns, Abby, Ray and Neela, to take on a large patient load during their shifts. Pratt turns processing the patients into a competition, in which Ray is clearly going to be the winner.

An ex con and alcoholic patient, Charlie Metcalf (Ray Liotta) passes out in the waiting room and is brought to the emergency room by the doctors. It shows the real time of 45 minutes with an patient of his life story and his final days in the ER, which touches the doctors treating him.

A rape victim, barely able to speak, does all she can to help police find her attacker.

A wounded police officer's teenage son must make a life or death decision. Abby tries to convince a girl needing appendicitis surgery's parents not to transfer her and do the operation at County, but her father wants her transferred to another hospital due to his own trauma with surgery complications from years before.

Abby has a dialysis patient in critical condition, but she cannot find his physician, who does not want to be bothered during the holidays.

Gang members kidnap Abby hoping she can save one of their members with a gunshot wound. Ray starts treating a patient, but when she requests a new doctor, he gets offended.

Two teens enter the ER with gunshot wounds. When one dies, Neela botches telling the next of kin, making the woman hysterical.

When a 16-year-old girl who had received a kidney transplant from her father arrives at the emergency room feeling dizzy, Carter traces the problem to a new drug that the girl was taking to control seizures related to her kidney dysfunction.

While examining a young boy, Pratt finds a suspicious gash across his chest and calls Wendall for a consult. Kovac and Pratt examine a man who was shot when he confronted his boss with a gun. Jake tries to convince Abby to date him despite his being her student.

Dr. Weaver meets her birth mother, but their relationship changes when Kerry reveals she is gay. Dr. Carter causes a commotion when he confronts a couple hoping to scam some painkillers.

A soccer mom finds herself completely aware of everything going on around her, but is unable to move or speak after suffering a stroke.

Neela (who's in Chicago) and Gallant (who's in Iraq) miss each other and write letters. Gallant also tries to save the life of a little girl.

Sam's ex-husband shows up and wants to take Alex on a trip. Gallant is back and Neela hopes to see him before he goes back to Iraq.

A woman on a hunger strike refuses treatment until the INS give her son another deportation hearing. Abby searches for proof when she suspects a patient is the victim of elder abuse.

Jules 'Ruby' Rubadoux is back in the ER. He's still angry with Carter about the death of his wife.

Carter is pleasantly surprised to get the tenure he was suggested to apply for 'eraly', Lewis feels discriminated to be passed over, as she fails to publish and get grants. Luka and Sam's home bickering, like who keeps secrets, disrupts their hospital collaboration Lewis has to step in and suggest counseling. Morris is elated and annoyingly proud to get the chief resident job Pratt refused to apply for. Jake presents his clan to his just not too unconventional bride Abby. Ray regrets dismissing a regular tranquilizer beggar as presume a junkie, finding out he's abused by his ma's boyfriend. Pratt nearly gets arrested when a drunk youth mate celebrating ab birthday pulls a gun to shoot at public lighting again.

After Carter finds out Kem's mother is hospitalized in Paris he decides to go there to tell Kem how he feels about her. Meanwhile, Ray makes a fatal error.

Casualties of a disaster flood the ER, which is short-handed because everyone is at Dr. Carter's going-away party because he's leaving the ER after 11 years. Dr. Pratt looks for the courage to confront his father, Charlie.