The Best Episodes Directed By Barnet Kellman

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   8.8/10(8 votes)

   #1 - Baby Shower

   S2:E152/15/1996

   The ER hosts roughly a dozen pregnant women when a sprinkler bursts in the maternity ward. Carter plays tour guide for the visiting surgical intern hopefuls before going through the interview himself. Benton tries to bring a hopeless patient back from the brink of death in a marathon surgery. Jerry tries to convince the others that basketball player Scottie Pippen visisted. Doug visits his father.

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   8.1/10(7 votes)

   #2 - Snowman

   S1:E194/14/2002

   Sloane begins to question where Noah's true allegiances lie, as passion ignites between Sydney and Noah. Meanwhile, Sydney continues to uncover new information about her mother, which disturbes Jack. A rogue assassin known as the Snowman is dispatched by K-Directorate to kill Khasinau, a.k.a. "The Man." Will and Francie confront Sydney about the mysterious airline ticket stub found in her jacket.

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   7.6/10(5 votes)

   #3 - Spring Cleaning

   S2:E187/15/2011

   While the Hecks spend spring break trying to clean their house, Brick opens a stand where he shares his advice for commission.

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   7.2/10(5 votes)

   #4 - Taking Back the House

   S2:E111/5/2011

   After years of being at their kids' beck-and-call and never having time for themselves, Frankie and Mike decide to take charge of their lives and regain control over the Heck household. But Axl, Sue and Brick don't plan on going down without a fight.

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   7.1/10(9 votes)

   #5 - Mr. Monk Takes a Punch

   S7:E48/8/2008

   Monk finds a new lease on life after giving up his hope of reinstatement to the SFPD.

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   6.5/10(2 votes)

   #6 - I Will Survive

   S3:E174/10/2000

   After the recent tragic events Ally is being stalked by disco and an imaginary Gloria Gaynor, who sings "I Will Survive." Meanwhile, Richard hires a new lawyer to replace Billy and assigns him to Billy's cases, which causes Ally to feel extremely conflicted and lash out. Also, the new guy has some interesting quirks of his own.

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   6.0/10(5 votes)

   #7 - Siblings

   S1:E912/2/2009

   Frankie encounters two perfect siblings and vows to make her children stop fighting and become a loving family. Meanwhile, Aunt Edie makes a costly mistake at the quarry and Mike considers firing her.

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   6.0/10(8 votes)

   #8 - Mother's Day

   S1:E225/5/2010

   Mother's Day for Frankie is anything but serene when she finds herself doing more for Mike and the kids and less for herself. But she learns that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree when she escapes the family for a few hours to go to her mom's (Marsha Mason, "The Goodbye Girl," "Chapter Two") and ends up acting like a child by making her mom wait on her hand-and-foot. Meanwhile, Sue feels guilty when she steals a motivational magnet from a store whose message actually enticed her to shoplift it.

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