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Chicago Hope — Storyline

Chicago Hope is an American medical drama television series, created by David E. Kelley. It ran on CBS from September 18, 1994, to May 4, 2000. The series is set in a fictional private charity hospital in Chicago, Illinois.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: David E. Kelley
• Starring: Adam Arkin, Mark Harmon, Héctor Elizondo, Rocky Carroll, Lauren Holly, Barbara Hershey, Mandy Patinkin, Carla Gugino

Chicago Hope — Series Details

Chicago Hope — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Pilot (1994-09-18) — Camille serves Aaron with divorce papers; Phillip benches Arthur from further surgery when Arthur's resting tremor begins to endanger patients; Aaron removes a brain tumor from an
• E2: Over the Rainbow (1994-09-22) — Jeffrey runs afoul of the trustees when a grieving husband has second thoughts after allowing him to test an artificial heart on the body of the man's newly deceased wife; Alan com
• E3: Food Chains (1994-09-29) — Arthur nearly fires Danny for failing to adhere to triage protocol, thereby delaying the treatment of a critically injured prostitute with AIDS; Phillip becomes the acting chief of
• E4: With the Greatest of Ease (1994-10-06) — Jeffrey tells Nadine about Laurie's schizophrenia and the death of his son; Aaron and Camille grieve about their impending divorce; several members of a family of trapeze artists a
• E5: You Gotta Have Heart (1994-10-13) — Phillip's religious beliefs and Jeffrey's grief over the death of his son put them on opposite sides of whether to convince a young mother to remove her infant from life support so
• E6: Shutt Down (1994-10-20) — Aaron, the staff, and the patients are caught in the crossfire when Antoine Metcalf, a gangbanger and career criminal, follows his latest victim into the E.R. to finish off the job
• E7: Genevieve and Fat Boy (1994-11-03) — After Karen begins having seizures, Aaron discovers that she is terminally ill from the multiple brain metastases of a melanoma; Jeffrey resents having to perform surgery on a mobs
• E8: Death Be Proud (1994-11-10) — Jeffrey strongly objects when his old nemesis is hired into the plastic surgery department, but they are able to set aside their differences to bring some peace to the mother of a
• E9: Heartbreak (1995-01-01) — Camille has an innocent and unavoidable mishap in the operating room during a heart transplant on the rabbi who performed her wedding ceremony to Aaron, and blames herself when the
• E10: The Quarantine (1995-01-02) — Tensions run high as hard truths ring out when Jeffrey, Danny, Camille, Maggie, Aaron, Arthur and Phillip are quarantined in an empty operating room after a possible exposure to Eb
• E11: Love and Hope (1995-01-09) — The staff has its hands full when a man suffering from the after-effects of taking amyl nitrite suffers one complication after another, thereby necessitating multiple surgeries, an
• E12: Great White Hope (1995-01-16) — Phillip is unable to save a promising young boxer who succumbs to the fatal effects of steroids his father gave him to enhance his performance in the ring; a pregnant young teenage
• E13: Small Sacrifices (1995-01-23) — Billy Kronk, a hotshot young surgeon and recreational hockey player, arrives in the E.R. with a critically ill teammate and immediately takes charge, steamrollering over Phillip; A
• E14: Cutting Edges (1995-02-06) — Laurie asks Jeffrey for a divorce so that she can marry Gilbert Weeks, a lawyer who is also a patient at the Institute; spurred by this news, Jeffrey suggests that Aaron perform an
• E15: Life Support (1995-02-13) — When the gun belonging to a critically wounded police officer drops out of his holster in the E.R., the distraught brother of a man waiting for a donor heart picks up the weapon an
• E16: Freeze Outs (1995-02-20) — The staff works to save a young boy who was submerged in a frozen lake for several hours; Jeffrey and Geri have a little digestive mishap on their way to pursuing a relationship; D
• E17: Growth Pains (1995-02-27) — An explosion sends a dry cleaner to the ER. Dr. Kadalski is pressured to change his unorthodox methods when he treats a man who compulsively pulls out his hair. A fearful Birch let
• E18: Informed Consent (1995-03-13) — Dr. Kronk's feelings towards his girlfriend undergo changes when he find out about her past. Geiger's heart patient develops an aneurysm which would take him off the heart recipien
• E19: Internal Affairs (1995-03-20) — Dr. Kronk makes a rushed decision to rescue a man by amputating his leg with a chainsaw, only to discover later that the man is a place kicker. A friend of Aaron's with Parkinson's
• E20: The Virus (1995-05-08) — When the Board of Health closes the hospital doors after several patients die from a deadly staph infection, the staff scrambles to find the source of the infection; Jeffrey and Ge
• E21: Full Moon (1995-05-15) — A troubled Dr. Geiger seeks a blessing from his institutionalized ex-wife so he can continue his relationship with Dr. Infante. A dying AIDS patient hopes Hancock can arrange a sur
• E22: Songs from the Cuckoo Birds (1995-05-22) — Following Dr. Joseph's witnessing of Dr. Geiger's actions, the medical board suspends him until his case can be reviewed. However, there is some disagreement among the hospital's s

Season 2

• E1: Hello Goodbye (1995-09-18) — Dr. Nyland pulls a switch with Dr. Kronk in order to avoid a charity function, but they have to face the consequences over somecmisunderstandings. Misunderstanding fills Aaron's li
• E2: Rise from the Dead (1995-09-25) — Diane helps her friend Allison harvest sperm from Allison's comatose husband before his life support is turned off; Aaron realizes that the reconciliation with Camille isn't workin
• E3: A Coupla Stiffs (1995-10-02) — Dennis struggles over whether he should listen to his gut, or to Jeffrey's advice, in treating a man who doesn't speak English; Aaron is upset when Alan gives Camille advice about
• E4: Every Day a Little Death (1995-10-09) — Billy arrives home just in time to save his dog Gordie from the fire that's engulfed his apartment, and ends up rooming with a reluctant Danny until he can find a new place to live
• E5: Wild Cards (1995-10-16) — Geiger second-guess Austin's choice of a non-surgical treatment for a heart patient. Grad gets a surprise visit from an old beau. Hancock asks for Camille's help in coordinating a
• E6: Who Turned Out the Lights? (1995-10-30) — A violent storm on Halloween night knocks out the hospital's power immediately following the arrival of several auto-accident victims. Nyland and Atkisson briefly renew their roman
• E7: From Soup to Nuts (1995-11-06) — Watters blames Birch for their poor showing after they're ambushed by a state senator during televised health-care hearings. Sutton operates on a pregnant woman's unborn child. Lau
• E8: Leave of Absence (1995-11-13) — Geiger's bravado is put to the test when hospital counsel Alan Birch is shot by street thugs. Meanwhile, Grad agonizes over not being able to help Alan and Watters regrets his rece
• E9: Stand (1995-11-20) — Shutt finds himself revitalized by a frustrated MS patient who refuses to quietly accept that Aaron can't help him. Dr. Sutton comes up with a way to exorcise Geiger's spirit from
• E10: The Ethics of Hope (1995-11-27) — Kate is stricken when she realizes that her negligence due to exhaustion caused the death of a young woman during surgery, and considers assuaging her guilt by informing the woman'
• E11: Christmas Truce (1995-12-11) — Aaron is baffled when a seizure lands Camille in the ER. Nyland's holiday vacation plans are suddenly sidetracked by a delivery of supplies to Ricky's makeshift clinic with a Santa
• E12: Transplanted Affection (1996-01-08) — Watters steps in and asks Geiger to take on Austin's transplant patient as she struggles with her ex husband for custody of their daughter. Sutton brings a brain-dead woman into th
• E13: Three Men and a Lady (1996-01-15) — Judge Aldrich's tenure as Alan's replacement is cut short by illness; Amy, an old friend of Danny's from medical school, joins the nursing staff and clashes with Camille over the c
• E14: Right to Life (1996-01-22) — Hancock's practice and his freedom are threatened when he saves the life of a hemorrhaging pregnant woman by aborting her fetus, which stirs up strong emotions when the woman denou
• E15: Hearts and Minds (1996-02-05) — A heart-transplant patient returns to the hospital with chest pains and emotional and personality changes that challenge the notion of what really is exchanged in a transplant. Shu
• E16: Women on the Verge (1996-02-12) — A friend of Kronk's seeks his advice about a health problem she thinks resulted from her sex-change operation. Austin treats an impressionable teenage boy with a heart condition an
• E17: Life Lines (1996-02-26) — Aaron proceeds with Eric Dipretto's psychosurgery while Austin campaigns for the position of chief of surgery and Bix continues to lose control. Kronk is determined to perform a co
• E18: Sexual Perversity in Chicago Hope (1996-03-11) — Grad and Kronk reluctantly team up to counsel an inexperienced couple on sexual techniques. Dr. Sutton finds himself unnerved by a sexually precocious young woman at Dr. Hancock's
• E19: Sweet Surrender (1996-03-18) — Dr. Watters befriends a 12-year-old girl when she's admitted with an apparently self-inflected wound to her transplanted kidney. Austin has another rough day, with the shakes durin
• E20: The Parent Rap (1996-04-29) — Kate loses her control and her compassion when her father is admitted with an operable surgical condition but refuses it on religious grounds. Geiger turns up again at the hospital
• E21: Quiet Riot (1996-05-06) — The ER looks like the only game in town as avery disturbed family one by one injures each other during a therapy session. Geiger and his fellow clowns return to cheer up children i
• E22: Ex Marks the Spot (1996-05-13) — Sutton's mind rells as wives two and three ask him for a very great personal and professional favor and wife one chacks in for a serious medical problem. Kate anxiously awaits news
• E23: Last One Out, Get the Lights (1996-05-20) — Tommy places a bid to buy out the hospital with the intention of firing Kate as soon as the deal goes through; as Valerie continues her affair with Danny, Jack lets Danny know that

Season 3

• E1: Out of Africa (1996-09-16) — Kate returns to Chicago to face possible arrest and her ex-husband, as well as suspension at work. Aaron ponders Philip's bitterness over Aaron's apparent support of Tommy Wilmette
• E2: Back to the Future (1996-09-23) — Kate cares for her dying father and gets some words of wisdom from Tommy when he brings Sara for a visit; Philip recruits Dr. Jack McNeil to head up orthopedics; Diane returns, onl
• E3: Papa's Got a Brand New Bag (1996-09-30) — Aaron and Jack join forces in operating on a man who sustained multiple fractures in a parachute jumping accident; Diane rejoins the staff as a teaching attending in internal medic
• E4: Liver Let Die (1996-10-07) — Dennis and Jack clash over the best mode of treating the arthritic knee of a world class cyclist; Aaron makes a new friend when he takes on a new research assistant; Kate and Danny
• E5: Liar, Liar (1996-10-14) — Kate returns to duty and finds that her reinstatement comes with a cut in title, salary, staff, and office; Jack replaces the hip of an older man who has opinions on everything, in
• E6: Higher Powers (1996-10-21) — Austin sprays a subpoena server with mace, inspiring his fellow servers to wage war on the hospital. Hancock tries to counsel a woman in her late forties whose health is severely t
• E7: A Time to Kill (1996-11-04) — Aaron faces a huge moral dilemma when he's asked to operate on a death-row inmate scheduled to be executed in two weeks. McNeil treats a feisty old lady whose daughter is an old fl
• E8: A Day in the Life (1996-11-11) — Austin's cystic-fibrosis patient is just one of four patients needing transplants who have to wait in fear and hope when a potential donor appears but is prematurely pronounces dea
• E9: Divided Loyalty (1996-11-18) — Kronk puts himself and Grad into a difficult position when he treats an old hockey pal who turns up after just being released from jail with a bullet in him. Wilkes and his wife fa
• E10: V-Fibbing (1996-11-25) — Austin and Underhill both have to face the consequences when they tell the truth. McNeil contemplates surgery to prolong a jockey's career. Kronk lies to a teenage smoker with a co
• E11: Mummy Dearest (1996-12-09) — Diane is faced with a dilemna when she has an opportunity to examine a 500-year-old Incan mummy temporarily in town for an exhibition. An accident victim loses his memories but gai
• E12: Split Decisions (1997-01-06) — Wilkes saves a motorist who was attempting suicide. Austin falls for a politician.
• E13: Verdicts (1997-01-13) — A hit-and-run victim escapes serious injury but her infant twins face a desperate crisis. Hancock faces testifying in court against his brother-in-law. Patient Linda Fortin's heart
• E14: The Day of the Rope (1997-01-20) — White supremacists on the run following a failed assassanation attempt against the President hole up in a grocery store with an injured member and demand a doctor from Chicago Hope
• E15: Take My Wife, Please (1997-02-03) — Aaron's practical joker college roommate arrives for a visit and announces that he wants Aaron to marry his widow, Aaron's former girlfriend, when the malignant and inoperable tumo
• E16: Missed Conception (1997-02-10) — An old friend of Austin's asks for help in getting pregnant. A cancer patient needs marijuana for her well being. Shutt's friend returns from Italy without his wife.
• E17: Mother, May I? (1997-02-17) — Kate flies to Washington with Tommy to speak to Congress about health care. Back in Chicago, her friend Marina makes a decision about adoption. McNeil's patint Harriett Owens is ho
• E18: Growing Pains (1997-03-10) — Aaron and Phillip announce that they are buying the hospital from Wilmette, although their plans for keping the solvent do not please any of their colleagues. An HMO lawyer obsesse
• E19: The Son Also Rises (1997-03-17) — Aaron discovers that his late father wasn't his biological parent when he meets the eccentric sculptor who is; Phillip learns something about his estranged son when an emergency ar
• E20: Second Chances (1997-04-07) — Kate lobbies for another heart for a prominent author whose first transplanted organ is failing and who also has a continuing heroin addiction. McNeil's gambling problem grows wors
• E21: Positive I.D.s (1997-04-13) — Grad tries to persuade a hesitant Kronk to perform a double mastectomy on a healthy woman does not have cancer but who does have the gene for breast cancer and a family history of
• E22: Leggo My Ego (1997-04-21) — Word of Billy's and Diane's engagement receives a mixed reception at the hospital; Jack returns from vacation with a windfall and a feverish belief he's on a winning streak; Kate a
• E23: Colonel of Truth (1997-04-28) — Kate finds herself in a no-win situation when a child is injured during one of Sara's softball games. Phillip's Colonel from Vietnam is admitted with rheumatoid arthritis but refus
• E24: Lamb to the Slaughter (1997-05-05) — After a gang member dies in the ER, the boy's mother claims that one of the doctors suggested they ""Let him die"" so a prosecutor calls in Wilkes, Nyland, McNeil and Watters for w
• E25: Love on the Rocks (1997-05-12) — McNeil doesn't cope well with the demands for attention from Karen, his ""roomate"" and a thereapy patient claiming that McNeil's his father. Billy lears that Aaron kissed Diane, a
• E26: Hope Against Hope (1997-05-19) — Jeffrey Geiger drops by Chicago Hope to announce that he has bought a controlling interest in the hospital, and to perform a deicate heart operation on one of Kate's patients. Kron

Season 4

• E1: Guns 'n' Roses (1997-10-01) — Gang warfare breaks out in the E.R.; Kate refuses to perform a heart transplant; Billy and Diane get back together.
• E2: The Incredible Adventures of Baron von Munchausen… by Proxy (1997-10-08) — A woman may be making her daughter sick purposely. Kronk wants a child. Shutt's patient dies, and McNeil joins gamblers anonymous.
• E3: Brain Salad Surgery (1997-10-15) — Dr. Shutt views his life as a musical after he collapses from an aneurism.
• E4: Sympathy for the Devil (1997-10-22) — Dr. Kronk must decide whether or not to grant the request of a convicted child molester who wants to be castrated. Dr. Shutt struggles to regain his health after his aneurism. McNe
• E5: … And the Hand Played On (1997-10-29) — Dr. Shutt may have brain damage after his aneurism, so a new neurosurgeon, Dr. Lisa Catera, is brought into the hospital. Dr. Austin gets trapped on an elevator with a sexy electri
• E6: The Lung and the Restless (1997-11-05) — Kate suspects that the parents of a boy who needs a liver transplant may have pressured his sister, who has cystic fibrosis, into being his donor; Diane learns that she's pregnant;
• E7: White Trash (1997-11-12) — Hancock and the police search trash bins for a newborn; male rape; Drs. Kronk and Grad wed at the airport. A basketball player has a heart defect.
• E8: Winging It (1997-11-19) — Austin and NcNeil fly to London for a conference and are forced to perform lifesaving surgery with only an airline medical kit. Shutt begins his psychiatric residency.
• E9: Cabin Fever (1997-11-26) — McNeil offers his cabin to Drs. Austin, Catera, and Grad, whom each want to get away from the city for a while. While at the cabin they receive a visit from an unexpected and deadl
• E10: All in the Family (1997-12-10) — Shutt has his first group counseling session with a family, and tries to help a young man whose brother commited suicide. Wilkes father comes back into his life. Hancock and McNeil
• E11: On Golden Pons (1997-12-17) — After a little too much holiday cheer Wilkes is charged with a DUI and must serve a community service in Dr. Hancock's clinic. Watters discovers that his accountant has left the co
• E12: Broken Hearts (1998-01-07) — Austin operates on a pregnant patient with a damaged heart and learns that she had taken the controversial diet pill Phen-phen. An accident reunites Watters and an old flame, the w
• E13: Memento Mori (1998-01-14) — The hospital loses electricity in the dead of winter. Austin must do emergency surgery on a close friend. Pregnant, Grad feels unattractive.
• E14: Psychodrama (1998-01-21) — Watters is confined to a wheelchair after a basketball injury and witnesses a murder. Austin receives a bird from Danny, the electrician she's been dating, which causes havoc in th
• E15: The Ties that Bind (1998-02-04) — Catera must operate on a 5-year-old who is suddenly stricken with seizures. An HIV-postive friend of Dr. Grad's talks to Diane about getting pregnant (she wants advice) and Diane (
• E16: The Things We Do for Love (1998-03-04) — Catera and McNeil cross roads when her facination with his brother becomes personal. Billy begins to feel ""in over his head"" with the impending birth of his child, so at a desper
• E17: Liver, Hold the Mushrooms (1998-03-11) — A family eats poisonous mushrooms and the mother and two sons must receive a liver transplant. A donor is found for the mother and the father is a match for the two sons. The fathe
• E18: Waging Bull (1998-03-18) — Dr. McNeil attends a medical convention in Las Vegas, believing he can control his gambling addiction. After the son of a close friend dies, McNeil begins gambling again. Watters,
• E19: Objects are Closer than They Appear (1998-03-25) — After the mysterious death of a seemingly healthy 15 year-old Dr. Wilkes decides to investigate. A lesbian wants her lover to die with dignity and fights her family to get her wish
• E20: Deliverance (1998-04-01) — Diane goes into labor unexpectedly and when no one can find Billy she reluctantly asks Kate to be her coach. Wilkes must get a family to safety from an abusive husband/father. McNe
• E21: Bridge over Troubled Watters (1998-04-08) — Dr. Watters' son is found dead in his apartment and Phillip must except the fact that he committed suicide. Dr. Austin brings her daughter to the hospital and she becomes fascinate
• E22: Risky Business (1998-04-29) — A famous artist has an inoperable brain tumor. She convinces Dr. Shutt to run away to California with her.
• E23: Absent Without Leave (1998-05-06) — Dr. Kronk's mother visits. Aaron spends time with Samara in California. A woman offers Dr. Hancock money to sterilize some of his patients.
• E24: Physician, Heal Thyself (1998-05-13) — As Dr. Wilkes takes his son to school gunfire errupts. The victims are brought to Chicago Hope and Wilkes finds himself having to deal with his sons post-tramatic distress. Kronk a

Season 5

• E1: Sarindipity (1998-09-30) — A poisonous gas is released in a bank and the doctors try to contain the gas, that is threatening many lives including Dr. Hancock.
• E2: Austin Space (1998-10-07) — A cardiologist in NASA's Doctors in space program has a heart attack and Kate takes the doctors place in the program. Dr. Shutt has a patient who needs to tell his father, an Ortho
• E3: Wag the Doc (1998-10-14) — Hancock accuses Watters and Austin of racism when they refuse to operate on a black patient. One of Shutt's patients commits suicide when the medicine needed isn't covered by insur
• E4: The Breast and the Brightest (1998-10-21) — Grad accuses a mother are starving her infant to death. Shutt and Catera disagree over a neurological patient. Austin announces her plans with NASA, and Watters taked away her stat
• E5: One Hundred and One Damnations (1998-10-28) — The hospital prepares for the Doctor of the Year party, and several old friends drop by. Watters goes into a virus-induced coma and gets some words of wisdom from Alan Birch. Camil
• E6: Viagra-Vated Assault (1998-11-04) — Kate discovers that a patient is using Viagra to cheat on his wife; Jack gives a blood transfusion even though it's against the patient's Jehovah's Witness religion; a musician fea
• E7: Austin, We Have a Problem (1998-11-11) — Gordan teaches Kate how to fly. Hancock accuses a police officer of shooting a homeless African-American.
• E8: The Other Cheek (1998-11-18) — A celebrity dies and news crews invade the hospital to cover the story.
• E9: Tantric Turkey (1998-11-25) — Billy's mother shows up at the hospital and announces she is about to give birth. The star of the road company version on ""Jesus Christ Superstar"" comes to the hospital when the
• E10: Gun with the Wind (1998-12-09) — Wilkes must face the parents of a child brought into the ER when it becomes clear that Raymond was responsible for the child's injury. NASA starts interview Kate's colleagues. One
• E11: McNeil and Pray (1998-12-16) — A member of Jack's basketball team sustains a near-fatal injury during a game; Bobby disagrees about the need for his patient to have heart surgery.
• E12: Adventures in Babysitting (1999-01-13) — Aaron struggles with the loss of a patient; Billy is attracted to Emily's babysitter; a couple asks Bobby and Dennis for help in creating a baby with a genius I.Q.; Joe tries to de
• E13: Karmic Relief (1999-01-20) — Kate discovers that she has developed an ovarian cyst which could destroy her plans with NASA. After Kate hears this news she agrees to go to a retreat… that Yeats is leading.
• E14: Playing Through (1999-02-03) — During surgery to resolve an HIV-positive woman's post-partum complications, Diane accidentally cuts herself and is exposed to the virus; problems arise between Jack and Lisa when
• E15: Big Hand for the Little Lady (1999-02-10) — McNeil performs a hand transplant on the patient, and uses the patient's dead mother's hand. Kate is accepted by NASA. An old childhood friends visits Watters and asks for one of h
• E16: Home is Where the Heartache Is (1999-02-17) — Jack returns after his brother's death; fearing the impact of HMOs on his practice, Joe begins to sell doorway products; Billy's friend comes to the hospital for a heart transplant
• E17: A Goy and His Dog (1999-03-10) — Billy ponders euthanasia when Gordy is diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis; Lisa tries to help a woman with metastatic breast cancer get into an experimental group even though the
• E18: Teacher's Pet (1999-03-24) — Kate confronts a world renowned surgeon who's harassed her in the past; Diane's patient has a flesh-eating bacterial infection.
• E19: Vanishing Acts (1999-03-31) — Diane tries to help grieving parents when their three year old child dies; Aaron is institutionalized after an experiment backfires.
• E20: From Here to Maternity (1999-04-14) — A mother gives birth to twins, one black and one white. Kate is threatened with a lawsuit after making a rude comment.
• E21: And Baby Makes 10 (1999-04-21) — Dr. Hancock's patient, who was using fertility drugs, gives birth to 8 babies.
• E22: Kiss of Death (1999-04-28) — Kate meets up with an old boyfriend, who turns out to be an ex-husband. Lisa tried to prolong the like of a pregnant woman with brain cancer. Cacaci forces Aaron to investigate his
• E23: The Heavens Can Wait (1999-05-17) — The E.R. is flooded with teenagers poisoned by an unknown rave drug; Kate and Sara are hit by a drunk driver; Phillip's fate is decided.
• E24: Curing Cancer (1999-05-19) — Aaron consults Dr. Gina Simon, a pediatric neurosurgeon after being presented with a 9-week old baby suffering from seizures. Jeffrey Geiger returns to the hospital and promptly fi

Season 6

• E1: Team Play (1999-09-23) — A priest is genitally mutilated during a mugging; a patient dies after a routine liposuction; Jeffrey refuses to perform surgery on a child.
• E2: Y'Gotta Have Heart (1999-09-30) — A heart becomes available for transplant, but there are two patients waiting and Drs. Geiger and Watters must choose which patient will receive the heart. Jeffrey tries to place Al
• E3: Oh, What a Piece of Work is Man (1999-10-07) — A doctor with Tourette's Syndrome is brought to Chicago Hope to operate on an infant with a severe heart defect. A patient comes into the ER with, what he claims to be, Albert Eins
• E4: Vigilance and Care (1999-10-14) — Dr. McNeil goes to magnificent lengths to save the arm of a young baseball star. A little girl is brought into the ER after being hit by a car.
• E5: Humpty Dumpty (1999-10-21) — The doctors fight to save Cacaci's life after he jumps from a six story building in a suicide attempt, although Cacaci's fiancee says that someone pushed him off the building.
• E6: Upstairs, Downstairs (1999-10-28) — A widow wants to be impregnated with the sperm of her former husband. Rats take over the hospital.
• E7: White Rabbit (1999-11-11) — The hospital is quarantined after a deadly virus is discovered; a child is missing in the hospital.
• E8: The Heart to Heart (1999-11-18) — Dr. Alberghetti performs a surgery with another surgeon, who is in Sri Lanka.
• E9: The Golden Hour (1999-12-09) — On the way to a football game, Aaron and Jack get sidetracked… after they find themselves in a hostage situation with 3 wounded patients, a loose gunman, and the police about rea
• E10: Hanlon's Choice (2000-01-06) — Dr. Hanlon must fight against her department heads when they decide they no longer want her to perform pro-bono operations. Dr. Alberghetti tries to help a young man with a staph i
• E11: Faith, Hope & Surgery (2000-01-13) — Gina operates on a surgeon who's been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
• E12: Letting Go (2000-01-20) — A hepatitis scare forces Dr. Geiger to call for outside help; Dr. Simon's misdiagnosis causes her to doubt herself.
• E13: Boys Will Be Girls (2000-02-03) — A teenager is forced to live his life as a girl after the slip of a knife, and McNeil goes to court to try to help.
• E14: Gray Matters (2000-02-10) — A father is told he can only donate his liver to one of his children, after both go into liver failure. Rose Webber comes back to Chicago Hope and finds that Aaron has started a ne
• E15: Painful Cuts (2000-02-17) — Keith discovers a heart murmer while giving Alicia a physical. Jeremy performs an appendectomy on Siamese twins.
• E16: Simon Sez (2000-02-24) — A mentally challenged couple enters the hospital. The husband needs open heart surgery. The wife discovers that she can't become pregnant after she was sterilized without her conse
• E17: Cold Hearts (2000-03-30) — Shutt and Simon invent a procedure and use it to save the life of a girl. McNeil treat a wrestler who's been using steroids.
• E18: Devoted Attachment (2000-04-06) — McNeil's friend is shot. Pancreatic cancer effects one of the conjoined twins that have entered the hospital.
• E19: Miller Time (2000-04-13) — The hospital is purchased by an HMO, and immediately suffers budget cuts. During an operation that Miller is filming for a documentary, the heart stops beating on both the patient
• E20: Thoughts of You (2000-04-20) — McNeil goes against procedure and red tape and performs a hip replacement surgery. Shutt and Simon transplant a computer into a patients brain. Alberghetti tries to ignore her feel
• E21: Everybody's Special at Chicago Hope (2000-04-27) — Shutt's patient wakes up after being in a coma after 15 years. A man is denied health coverage, after saving Miller's life.
• E22: Have I Got a Deal for You (2000-05-04) — Rumors fly that the hospital is about to be sold again; a man seriously injured in an accident wants to be the guinea pig for the computer program he's invented that can help him m

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Chicago Hope have? 6 season(s) with 141 episodes.

Who created Chicago Hope? David E. Kelley.

Where can I watch Chicago Hope? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.