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The Peace of Wild Things ()


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Benton struggles with the idea of taking a DNA test to determine whether or not Reese is actually his son. As the signs continue to pile up, Kerry and Mark use a fake patient to convince Dr. Lawrence of his Alzheimer's. Carter has trouble... See more »

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Mark Greene
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John Carter
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Carol Hathaway
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Jeanie Boulet
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Kerry Weaver
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Elizabeth Corday
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Lucy Knight
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Robert Romano
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Luka Kovac (creditOnly)
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Cleo Finch
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Peter Benton
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Dr. Gabriel Lawrence
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Nurse Haleh Adams
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Dr. Renee Spielman
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Andrew
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Nurse Connie Oligario
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Nurse Chuny Marquez
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Nurse Malik McGrath
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Nurse Lily Jarvik
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Randi Fronczak
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Joe Bernero
Ania Suli ...
Brenda Brewer / 'Mrs. Karras'
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Jean Connelly
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Nurse Yosh Takata
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Jackie Robbins
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Carla Simmons
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Dave Malucci
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Meg Corwin
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Officer Reggie Moore
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Dwight Zadro (as Monté Russell)
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Joey
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Christine Harms (as Michelle Bonilla)
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Cashier
Stephen Cinabro ...
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Chimeka Crawford ...
Joanie
Sarah Denison ...
Jody
Kristy Nolen ...
Manager (as Kristen Entwistle)
Ben Hecht ...
Eddie Bernero
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Pamela Olbes (as Lynn A. Henderson)
Dain Kloner ...
Orderly
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Brian Dumar
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Barry Connelly
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Doris Pickman
Matthew Watkins ...
Reese Benton

Directed by

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Richard Thorpe

Written by

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Michael Crichton ... (created by) (creator)
 
John Wells ... (writer)

Produced by

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Penny Adams ... producer
Neal Baer ... co-executive producer
Christopher Chulack ... consulting producer
Michael Crichton ... executive producer
R. Scott Gemmill ... supervising producer
Patrick Harbinson ... producer
Jonathan Kaplan ... producer
Jack Orman ... co-executive producer
Mike Salamunovich ... co-producer (as Michael Salamunovich)
Teresa Salamunovich ... associate producer
Wendy Spence ... producer (as Wendy Spence Rosato)
Richard Thorpe ... producer
Vicki Voltarel ... associate producer
John Wells ... executive producer (showrunner) / executive producer
Lydia Woodward ... executive producer

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Martin Davich

Cinematography by

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Richard Thorpe ... director of photography

Editing by

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Tim Tommasino

Editorial Department

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Fred Eldridge ... senior colorist
Robin Maybin Hensley ... post-production coordinator
Brian J. McNamara ... Electronic Graphic Artist
Ron Nichols ... colorist: digital remastering
Jeff Mack ... colorist: dailies (uncredited)

Casting By

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John Frank Levey ... (as John Levey)

Production Design by

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Ivo Cristante

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Michael C. Claypool ... (as Michael Claypool)
Tim Colohan

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Lyn Paolo ... (as Lyn Elizabeth Paolo)

Makeup Department

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Gandhi Bob Arrollo ... key makeup artist (as 'Gandhi Bob' Arrollo)
Jerry Gugliemotto ... key hair stylist
Rolf John Keppler ... makeup effects co-department head
Jamie Sue Weiss ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Blake McCormick ... executive in charge of post production
Mike Salamunovich ... unit production manager (as Michael Salamunovich)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Laura Bevis ... second second assistant director
Robin Bronner ... second assistant director
Tommy Burns ... first assistant director
Michael Risner ... second second assistant director

Art Department

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Rick Ladomade ... property master
Jerome Johnson ... props (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Kevin B. Barron ... assistant sound editor (as Kevin Poor)
James Clark ... boom operator
Damon Cohoon ... assistant sound editor
Dave Concors ... re-recording mixer (as David Concors)
Michael Crabtree ... foley artist
Marc A. Gilmartin ... production sound mixer
Al Gomez ... supervising foley mixer
Thomas A. Harris ... supervising adr editor
Michael Jiron ... re-recording mixer (as Michael E. Jiron)
Walter Newman ... supervising sound editor
Troy Porter ... adr mixer
Allen L. Stone ... re-recording mixer
James Bailey ... foley artist (uncredited)

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Scott Forbes ... special effects coordinator
Bob Turk ... special effects foreman

Visual Effects by

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Scott Milne ... visual effects supervisor
Dan Carrington ... flame artist (uncredited)

Stunts

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Chris Carnel ... stunt double: Noah Wiley

Camera and Electrical Department

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Amy H. Abrams ... assistant camera
G. Smokey Campbell ... lighting technician
Thomas H. Frederick ... loader
Paul Legler ... electrician
Terence Nightingall ... steadicam operator
Steve Robertson ... dolly grip
Cary Sachs ... electrician
Toby White ... assistant camera
Thomas Pugh ... electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Ajay Dass ... extras casting
Barbara Miller ... executive in charge of casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Radford Polinsky ... set costumer
Cheryl Scarano ... costume supervisor
Steven Zimbelman ... costume supervisor

Location Management

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Carrie Goodman ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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Marc Bonilla ... musician: guitar
David Darlington ... score recordist
Martin Davich ... music programmer: synthesizer
Sharyn Gersh ... music editor (as Sharyn Tylk)
James Newton Howard ... composer: theme music
Ann Kline ... music supervisor
Michael Landau ... musician: guitar
Shawn Murphy ... score recordist
Steve Porcaro ... music programmer: synthesizer, percussion
Bill Schnee ... score mixer
Larry Williams ... music programmer: synthesizer

Script and Continuity Department

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Anthony Figueroa ... script coordinator

Transportation Department

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Gerald Pope Jr. ... transportation

Additional Crew

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Lonny Dubrofsky ... production staff
Fred Einesman ... medical supervisor
Jon W. Fong ... technical advisor
Linda Gase ... story editor
Chris Hanson ... nurse
Gina Hendrick ... production estimator
Yuell Newsome ... stock librarian
Don Ohlmeyer ... president of NBC West Coast
Courtney Pakiz ... stand-in: Kellie Martin
Joe Sachs ... executive story editor
Amy D'Alessandro ... titles (uncredited)
P.J. Palmer ... technical assistant (uncredited)
Carina Rhea ... stand-in: Alex Kingston (uncredited)
Käthe Walton ... production accountant: Chicago (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Benton struggles with the idea of taking a DNA test to determine whether or not Reese is actually his son. As the signs continue to pile up, Kerry and Mark use a fake patient to convince Dr. Lawrence of his Alzheimer's. Carter has trouble persuading a woman from a nursing home fire to sign a DNR for her husband and later is asked to forge charts for a family with no insurance. Carol continues to meddle in Meg's life, having her arrested so that she can be detoxed. Cleo is blamed for an explosion in the suture room but it may actually be Dr. Dave's fault. Written by Anonymous

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Did You Know?

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Trivia In the show, Alan Alda recites a portion of "The Peace of Wild Things," a poem by Wendell Berry. He mistakenly says that the poem is by William Blake. See more »
Goofs Gabriel Lawrence says that the poem "The Peace of Wild Things" was written by William Blake. It was actually written by Wendell Berry. (It is possible that this is a subtle indication of his failing memory.) See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Family Matters (2000). See more »
Quotes [Dr. Lawrence comes face-to-face with his Alzhiemer's diagnosis]
Dr. Gabe Lawrence: I was thinking of committing suicide, but I wasn't sure when I should do it. If I did it too early, I'd miss out on what little life I had left. If I waited too long, I wouldn't remember to do it.
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