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Ensuite: 03:18 · Untold Stories of the E.R.
24 oct. 2026
Horaires en America/New_York
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A young girl comes into the ER and can't move from the waist down. Her parents are angry as the doctors sent her home a week earlier.
Doctors perform a chest incision while awaiting surgeons; an iguana is brought in following a car accident.
A man goes into anaphylactic shock; a tough guy fears needles; a man stabs himself with a ninja sword; a patient believes she needs an exorcism.
A soldier comes into the ER with a stab wound, and a woman overdoses on diet pills.
A woman complains of stomach pains after eating toilet paper; an inmate has a 108-degree fever.
Doctors are baffled when a retired admiral is brought in and they don't understand what is making him grow weaker by the day.
Doctors must decide whether to put a hole in a teenager's head who has a serious head trauma to relieve pressure, or wait for more help.
When a bride on her way to her wedding suffers facial injuries in a car accident she's rushed to the ER.
A patient is brought into the ER after being shot in the thigh. Doctors can't find the bullet and are concerned when the patient gets chest pains.
While in the process of adopting a five-week-old baby, a mother takes him to work with her. While there, the baby inexplicably obtains a skull fracture while unsupervised.
On a Texas highway, a fire is discovered having burnt three bodies beyond recognition. Dr. G finds bullets in the bodies and determines that they were all shot before being set on fire.
An employee is found dead in a restaurant kitchen. Clues found near the body include an empty cash register, a knife, and a trail of blood splotches leading to a vandalized car in the parking lot.
A healthy 53-year-old woman is found dead in bed. After performing an autopsy and taking blood and tissue samples, Dr. G cannot find the cause of death.
A man is found dead in a motel room due to multiple shotgun wounds. Dr. G proves the scene isn’t what it seems.
Rusty Updike has asked his ex-wife Vesta on a cruise. The couple hasn’t seen each other for 15 years but Vesta decides that a cruise with her ex might make for a nice change of pace.
Recent college grad Robert Terrible is out drinking at a club with friends celebrating. At 3 AM, he realizes he better call it a night and heads to the nearby garage where he parked his car.
It’s an early Sunday morning when a local resident decides to take a shortcut through the church parking lot. Walking past a lone car, the resident can’t believe his eyes.
It is 3 AM and Deputy Torres is cruising a Texas highway when he suddenly spots a crushed pick-up truck along the side of the road. Trapped inside is the lifeless body of 24-year-old Luis Reyes.
Carol Moleskie agrees to go on a hunting excursion with her husband, Bob. A few hours after they enter the woods, they emerge again, Bob frantically waving down traffic as he carries his bloody wife.
The farmers enjoy the final morning of the trip before choosing who they'll take on the next dates.
The ladies get a shocking surprise when they meet their potential in-laws at a special supper.
In the last-ever solo dates, the farmers have one last chance to see where their feelings lie.
The farmers hit the road to visit the first of their two ladies' families.
The four farmers embark on round two of meeting their potential future in-laws.
There's tears, love, and heartbreak as the farmers offer their hearts to the woman of their dreams.
Host Jennifer Nettles and the cast debrief their farm life journey and their quest to find love.
A young boy is taken to the ER after being in a horrific accident. His head is severed and doctors race to save his life.
A man is rushed into the ER with a 16 inch bar protruding from his neck; doctors try to figure out how they can remove it.
A young boy's feet have been crushed by a train, and the ER surgeons have to work really hard to save his life.
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