The Best Episodes Written By Zachary Lutsky

As Constantine attempts to reconnect with his estranged son Garrett, who is deep in debt to the ruthless Nogales Cartel, he enlists the help of his Chicago mob colleague, Al Trapani (Mike Starr). As payback for the favor, Constantine orders Grace to diagnose Trapani’s girlfriend, a patient with a shocking secret who is experiencing inexplicable pains.

Director: Kate Woods

Writer: Zachary Lutsky

Much to Bell's dismay, Nic and Conrad decide to admit a homeless Jane Doe, whom they suspect was dumped off by another hospital during Chastain's big Charity Ball. Elsewhere in the hospital, Devon and Irving care for a male escort who offers surprisingly good advice, Micah returns for a checkup and falls even harder for Mina, and Devon's parents are in town.

Director: Thomas Carter

Writer: Zachary Lutsky

As the city erupts in violence over an impending jury verdict, the night shift becomes ground zero when they have to take in the man suspected of the racially-motivated shooting at the source of the unrest. His presence in the emergency room sparks sharp conversation and disagreements among the staff over the highly-charged topic and even close friends Kenny and Paul find themselves at odds. Topher does his best to control the mounting chaos in the ER while out in the field, TC makes a decision as to which of two patients to bring in, leaving Paul and Scott to question TC's motives.

Director: Oz Scott

Writer: Zachary Lutsky

TC and Paul pull out all the stops when a crane collapses on a worker at a busy construction site. As Paul works tirelessness to save the crush victim, an observer falls into a deadly gravel pit. TC throws himself into the pit and races to save the patient before he's swallowed by the shifting gravel. Back at the ER, Scott is shaken as the teenage boy he paralyzed returns to the hospital with new complications. Jordan lends support as the emotional case exposes complicated feelings from the past. Meanwhile when a life-saving donor matches with cystic fibrosis patient, Brianna, Drew determines the depth of his feelings for her.

Director: Jeff Judah

Writer: Zachary Lutsky