Denver Memorial is an American medical drama television series, adapted as a spin-off of The Sullivans.
The series premiered on NBC in September 2033.
Set in Denver, Colorado, the series follows doctors, surgeons and nurses at Denver Memorial Hospital as they work tirelessly to save lives while also handling the drama in their own.
Cast[]
Regular Cast[]
Denver Memorial personnel[]
- Aaron Paul as Dr. Warren Grier, a dedicated emergency attending who serves a mediator to the ER staff. He is divorced with two children from his first wife. He is now married to Lesniak.
- Melissa George as Dr. Lucy Boyle, an emergency attending and a single mother with a son.
- Peyton List as Dr. Sadie Cunningham (seasons 1–3; recurring season 4–present), a brilliant surgical resident who dedication to her patients often drives her to impulsive action, regardless of hospital protocol.
- Lance Gross as Dr. Jacobi Palmer, a gruff surgical attending who previously served in the Army as a doctor. He is married with three children.
- Molly Quinn as Dr. Kira Francis, an emergency pediatrician with an high IQ, who is also the twin sister of Denver police officer Kyle Francis.
- Ashton Sanders as Dr. Gene Winder, an emergency resident and the son of Denver police captain Eugene Winder.
- Anna Diop as Kim Quincy-Holmes, a ICU nurse who transferred to the ER and is the wife of Denver police detective Jackson Holmes.
- Vincent Rodriguez III as Dr. Nolan Wie, a surgical attending who is the younger brother of Denver police lieutenant Hannah Wie. He is openly gay and currently living with Hannah to help raise her daughter and their late younger sister Lisa's three children.
- Brandon Flynn as Dr. Derek Darko, a hotshot emergency resident who, despite having a high-level of arrogance, has a talent for diagnostic medicine.
- Asa Butterfield as Dr. Cyril Cole, a British third year, later fourth-year medical student who, after completing medical school in his home country, now aims to do so here in order to expand his horizons. He graduates from med school and becomes a resident at the end of the second season.
- Charlotte Sullivan as Patty Gilchrist, an emergency nurse manager who takes charge of the nurses in the Emergency Department.
- Paulo Costanzo as Dr. Lorenzo Franelli, the hospital's Chief of Psychiatry, whom Crowe consulted to help her cope with her ex-husband's betrayal. He also consoled Mary Sullivan to help with her kidnapping.
- Cameron Mathison as Dr. Logan Walker, a newly appointed Chief of Emergency Medicine who carries a great deal of care for his patients and the staff who work under him. He is married with four children.
- Waleed Zuaiter as Dr. Ibrahim Barkawi (seasons 1–3; recurring season 4–present), the hospital's Chief of Surgery, and immediate superior to Palmer, Nolan, and Cunningham. He is widowed with two grown daughters.
- Julianna Margulies as Dr. Teresa Crowe, the hospital's Chief of Staff. An experienced emergency physician, she moved from New York back to Denver when she accepted her current position. A mother of two children, Crowe is also the ex-wife of disgraced, ruthless ex-Assistant District Attorney Milo Stetler, her children's father.
- Willa Holland as Saylor Lesniak (season 2–present; recurring season 1), Grier's physician assistant who later became his second wife following his divorce.
- Bailee Madison as Dr. Quinn Ripley (season 2–present; recurring season 1), a third, later fourth-year med school student from a family of doctors who aims to live up to her family legacy. She aims to specialize in oncology. She graduates from med school and becomes a resident at the end of the second season.
- James Spader as Dr. Cal Spooner (season 2–present), the hospital's new Chief of the Intensive Care Unit.
- KaDee Strickland as Dr. Merrilee Kingston (season 3–present; recurring season 2), a new attending physician from South Texas.
- Brian Marc as Rafael Nevarez (season 4–present; recurring seasons 2–3), a new third, later fourth-year med student who aims to work in general surgery.
- Summer Brown as Kalina Dawson (season 4–present; recurring seasons 2–3), a new third, later fourth-year med student who aims to become a trauma surgeon.
Recurring Cast[]
Family[]
- Rachel Nichols as Selina Bergeron, Grier's ex-wife who is an investigator for a law firm.
- Mary Steenburgen as Ruth Boyle (season 1), Boyle's mother who has a long illness.
- Glynn Turman as Alfred Palmer, Palmer's father.
- Crystal Reed as Brianna Palmer, Palmer's wife.
- Piper Perabo as Marilyn Richards, Darko's biological mother/sister.
- Sofia Pernas as Jasmine Marwani, Barkawi's oldest daughter who is a Denver police officer.
- ??? as George Devlin-Gilchrist, Gilchrist's adoptive son after his police officer mother was killed.
- Wendy Makkena as Sally Gilchrist (season 2-present), Gilchrist's mother.
- Glenn Morshower as Winston Carr (season 2), Cunningham's adoptive father who is a renowned surgeon.
Denver Memorial[]
Doctors[]
- Treat Williams as Dr. Mark Francis (season 1), the hospital's Chief of Intensive Care and the father of Kyle and Kira Francis. He was killed in a helicopter crash while responding to a car pileup in the Rocky Mountains.
- Reiko Aylesworth as Dr. Renee Heller, Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology.
- Carlos Gómez as Dr. Luis Nuñez, a cardiologist.
- Jeffrey Nordling as Dr. Marty Holgate, head of the hospital's burn center.
- LaMonica Garrett as Dr. Frank Shepherd, a neurosurgeon.
- Jill Scott as Dr. Donda Hendrix, a reconstructive surgeon.
- Bojana Novakovic as Dr. Jacinda Backhouse, an anesthesiologist from an Australian family, but born in America.
- Marcia Cross as Dr. Pamela Lucas (season 2–present), a new oncologist, clinic owner, and husband of board member John Radcliffe. She later divorces him following his involvement in the oncology scandal and now uses her maiden name.
- Michael Weston as Dr. Wendell Dorsey (season 2), an oncologist who works with the Radcliffes. He was involved with John, Bryl and others in a money-making insurance scandal while overtreating cancer patients to collect the insurance money. He was exposed and arrested for his involvement.
- Sam Robert Muik as Dr. Vince Clarke (season 3), a new, reckless hotshot attending who joins the ER in the third season. Early in the season, he accidentally kills an infant by giving her too much medication for her fever due to him being inebriated and tries to cover his tracks by shifting the blame on Gene. But his actions are uncovered and he is fired and arrested on criminal charges.
Nurses[]
- Lisa Vidal as Aleida Montoya, an ER nurse and Gilchrist's second-in-command.
- Landry Albright as Eleanor Marshall, an ER nurse and Kim's friend since college.
- Michael James Shaw as Terry Hubbard, an ER nurse and Eleanor's "friend with benefits".
- Lauren Patten as Tessa Stafford (season 1), an ER nurse who is openly queer. She was killed in a helicopter crash with Mark Francis while responding to a car pileup in the Rocky Mountains.
- Corrine Foxx as Dina Little (season 2–present; recurring season 1), a new nurse having transferred from Chicago.
- Olivia Holt as Renee Poole (season 2–present), a new nurse fresh out of nursing school.
- Gabrielle Miller as Arlene Pine (season 3), a new nurse with a checkered history who transfers in during the third season. Eventually, it is exposed that she has a severe hero complex, with her stopping and restarting patients' hearts to get fame and attention, and she is immediately fired and arrested.
- Sulem Calderon as Gabriela Sanchez (season 3–present), a new nurse hired in the middle of the third season.
Physician Assistants[]
- Amber Riley as Denise Williams, a physician assistant who often works with Boyle and Darko.
- Nathan Kress as Tristan Cribbs (season 2–present), a new physician assistant.
Medical Students[]
- Jharrel Jerome as Dr. Tyrone White (seasons 1–2; guest season 3), a third, later fourth-year med school student who aims to work in physiatry after watching his uncle struggle to recover from a stroke. He transfers to a hospital in New Orleans at the start of the third season after becoming a doctor.
- Lucas Hedges as Dr. Matt Gardner (seasons 1–2; guest season 3), a third, later fourth-year med school student who dreams of becoming a plastic surgeon. He transfers to a hospital in Miami at the start of the third season after becoming a doctor.
- Elizabeth Lail as Carlene Saunders (season 3), a new third, later fourth-year med student who aims to work for orthopedics.
- Ricky He as Davis Tong (season 3), a new third, third, later fourth-year med student who aims to work for vascular surgery.
Orderlies[]
- John David Washington as Brian Johnson, the head orderly of Denver Memorial and a former NFL player.
Paramedics[]
- Algee Smith as Paramedic Peter Holmes, former Army Medic, and younger brother to Det. Jackson Holmes. He is the main character of the spin-off series Station 40.
- Cynthia Addai-Robinson as Paramedic-In-Charge Sherry Clayton, Peter's partner. She is the main character of the spin-off series Station 40.
Security Guards[]
- Kristoffer Polaha as Fulton Kaye, a security guard who is often the first one on the scene of trouble and Jones' partner.
- Page Kennedy as Luther Jones, a security guard who is often the first one on the scene of trouble and Kaye's partner.
Other Hospital Personnel[]
- Peter Jacobson as Carl Peale, the hospital's in-house attorney.
- Jay Mohr as John Radcliffe (season 2), a board member of Denver Memorial and clinic owner who is pushing to use new treatments for the hospital's cancer patients. He mastermind the money-making insurance fraud with Bryl, Dorsey and others by overtreating cancer patients to collect the insurance. He was exposed and arrested for his involvement.
- Laura Innes as Faye Moore (season 2–present), a board member of Denver Memorial and friend of the Radcliffes.
- Aaron Abrams as Simon Bryl (season 2), a board member of Denver Memorial and friend of the Radcliffes. He was involved with John, Dorsey and others in a money-making insurance scandal while overtreating cancer patients to collect the insurance money. He was exposed and arrested for his involvement.
- Stan Shaw as Deacon Irvin (season 2–present), a new board member of Denver Memorial and an old friend of Cal Spooner and the late Mark Francis, who is working to help preserve the hospital's reputation is following the oncology department's money-making scandal.
- Bruce Campbell as Chester Mattison (season 3), the hospital's Chief Financial Officer. After his latest decision of suspending payment plans and outsourcings for major operations and vital treatments resulted a desperate father and his brother taking the ER hostage to force the hospital to perform the live-saving heart transplant operation for the former's son, he was fired from his position after the hospital board's no vote of confidence.
Crossover characters[]
- Chris Pratt as Detective Drake Sullivan (season 1–present), a Denver Police detective and a member of Family Justice Unit (FJU).
- Bryce Dallas Howard as Executive Assistant District Attorney Katherine Sullivan (season 1–present), an ADA and Drake's wife.
- Keith David as Captain Eugene Winder (season 1–present), a Denver Police captain and commanding officer of the FJU, who is Gene's father.
- Nicholas Gonzalez as Detective Miguel Ruiz (season 1–present), a Denver Police detective and a member of FJU.
- Corey Hawkins as Detective Jackson Holmes (season 1–present), a Denver Police detective and a member of FJU, who is Kim's husband.
- Teri Reeves as Detective Andrea Donnell (season 1–present), a Denver Police detective and a member of FJU.
- Joe Alder as Detective Kyle Francis (season 1–present), a Denver Police detective and tech expert, who is Kira's twin brother. He is a member of the FJU.
- Kelly Hu as Lieutenant Hannah Wie (season 1), a Denver Police lieutenant who is Nolan's older sister. She was formerly a member of the FJU until she transfers into a CO position in the Bias Motivated Crime Unit.
- Afton Williamson as Sergeant Alicia Pearce (season 1–present), a Denver Police sergeant and a member of FJU.
- Clancy Brown as Ryan Sullivan (season 1–present), a retired judge who is Drake's father and now a part-time bartender in bar & grill Amanda's.
- Algee Smith as Paramedic Peter Holmes (season 3–present), a paramedic from Station 40.
- Cynthia Addai-Robinson as Paramedic-in-Charge Sherry Clayton (season 3–present), a paramedic-in-charge of Station 40 and Peter's partner.
News[]
Season 4 News:
- The season will have 22 episodes and will premiere alongside alongside the season 8 premiere of The Sullivans and the season 2 premiere of Station 40 in mid August.
- The season premiere will take place immediately after the season 3 finale.
- Peyton List and Waleed Zuaiter will guest star in the premiere.
- The second episode will time-skip a few months to after the opening of the Afford-A-Care Surgical Clinic.
- Brian Marc and Summer Brown will upgraded to series regulars.
- Madison Lintz and Toby Sandeman will join the cast in recurring roles.
- Midway in the season, there will be a three-show crossover between Station 40, Denver Memorial and The Sullivans where they get caught up in an extortion plot by a team of rogue FBI agents.
- Titus Welliver, Jaimie Alexander, Malcolm Goodwin, Miguel Gomez, Olivier Richters, Brendan Fletcher, Seamus Dever, Sarah Clarke and Patrick Heusinger will portray the rogue FBI agents.
- One main character will find themselves in trouble with the law when they unknowingly gets involved in a dying patient's plan to end their life.
- A special episode will follow that character's eventful day.
- Rya Kihlstedt to play the dying patient who made the plan.
- Kaitlyn Dever to play the daughter of Rya Kihlstedt's character.
Episodes[]
Backdoor Pilot (2033)[]
#The Sullivans Season 4 Episode 17 - "Denver Memorial - Part 1"
While investigating the gang-rape of a college student by local gangbangers, the FJU get caught up in a drive-by shooting done in retaliation by the victim's gang-linked older brother, resulting in multiple injuries of gang members and civilians that takes them Denver Memorial hospital. The event comes down heavy upon Drake, who is struggling to deal with his family's situation, while Katherine and the others continue to cope with recent events.
#The Sullivans Season 4 Episode 18 - "Denver Memorial - Part 2"
As Drake and the FJU try to stop a gang war, more casualties are set to Denver Memorial hospital. Meanwhile, Drake and Katherine share a relatively awkward reunion with the hospital's chief of staff, Dr. Teresa Crowe while seeking advice on how to help cope with their recent trauma. Also, Drake's Marine friends came over with some shocking news.
Season 1 (2033-34)[]
- Main article: Denver Memorial (Season 1)
| Episode No. | Season No. | Title | ||
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| 1 | 101 | "Frontline" | ||
| Denver Memorial Hospital welcomes new Chief of Emergency Medicine Dr. Logan Walker, along with brash new resident Dr. Derek Darko and British med student Cyril Cole among others. Meanwhile, a six-car pileup, witnessed by Gene, has the ER flooded with work on the victims. Grier works to save the life of a firefighter who got burned on the scene while trying to make it in time for one of his children's school plays. Also, Cunningham saves an abused child, and confronts the abusive father responsible for it while a drinking party leaves three teenagers with alcohol poisoning and under the care of Boyle and Kira, while Franelli assesses a patient who shows signs of declining mental health. | ||||
| 2 | 102 | "Where the Truth Lies" | ||
| Nolan's colleagues grow concerned when he tries to help an injured woman whom he believes is a victim of domestic abuse, especially after Grier, Boyle and Palmer become suspicious about the nature of woman's injury. Meanwhile, Kira helps a young child who injured himself in school, but then make a shocking discovery. Also, Gene seeks Franelli's help on the man with a deteriorating mental state, and Crowe asks Walker to ensure that Darko works on his bedside matter with patients. | ||||
| 3 | 103 | "Save Me" | ||
| The ER team scrambles when a crane collapses onto a construction site, injuring both workers and bystanders; Grier responds to the scene with Cole assisting him. Meanwhile, Darko's diagnostic skills prove to be instrumental when a woman collapses behind the wheel of her car with her two children in the backseat. Also, Kira reporting Darren Klein abuse leads her being targeted by his vengeful father, and Cunningham finds herself in hot water when she defies a superior's orders to save a young African-American basketball player instead of the arrogant son of a millionaire who was responsible for the player's injuries. | ||||
| 4 | 104 | "Rapid Retaliation" | ||
| As Grier and Gene work on the victim of a motorcycle accident, Gilchrist and Kim try to persuade a gang whose friend was murdered by a rival gang to stop the violence. Meanwhile, Kira continues to deal with the repercussions of her child abuse case when the child's ruthless father continues to targets her, while Barkawi and Palmer help handle a couple who were injured while hiking in the mountains. | ||||
| 5 | 105 | "Head On" | ||
| As Grier, Nolan, and some of the medical students deal with victims of a two-vehicle car accident, Boyle and Darko treat a dangerous criminal who was shot by police. Meanwhile, Gene and Cole treat a man with cardiac issues while Kira's feud with Eric Klein comes to a head, Palmer's father (Glynn Turman) shows up, and Barkawi tries to save a man who was estranged from his children, which inspires him to make amends with his own family. | ||||
| 6 | 106 | "Lost and Fallen" | ||
| When an abandoned baby is found, it triggers bad memories for Darko as his past is revealed. Meanwhile, Grier and Cunningham help a boy badly injured in an go-cart accident while Palmer and Brianna deal with his father's struggles, and Crowe left shocked to see her ex-husband Stetler at the hospital. | ||||
| 7 | 107 | "Reckless" | ||
| Boyle's mother is brought into the ER with lung issues, Palmer's wife Brianna prepares to give birth, a family is brought into the ER after a car rams into their house and Franelli works to assess a mentally ill patient. | ||||
| 8 | 108 | "Searching for Me" | ||
| The staff faces a serious moral dilemma when a man seriously injured in a car accident begs to live shortly before losing consciousness, and it is discovered soon after that he has a DNR on his file. Meanwhile, Gene and Nolan help Darko to finds his birth parents, but get themselves in a tricky situation, and Boyle struggles to cope with the seriousness of her mother's condition. | ||||
| 9 | 109 | "By A Thread" | ||
| As Darko's life hangs in balance after a brutal stabbing, Crowe finds herself seeking comfort to somebody unexpected after a difficult day at work. Meanwhile, Grier and Cunningham try to support Boyle as her mother takes a turn for the worse, while Nolan struggles as he and Kira try to help a woman who was the victim of a vicious acid attack, and Palmer clashes with an overprotective father. | ||||
| 10 | 110 | "Scary X-Mas" | ||
| While celebrates the holidays, the staff tend to the boy who was accidentally buried in the snow by a plow; a father who was burned in the Christmas tree fire and a car with a couple inside gets stuck under the trailer of the moving semi-truck at I-70. Meanwhile, Darko undergoes therapy as he struggles the truth about his birth. Also, Crowe is at odds with the hospital higher-ups regarding bureaucracy of patient care and Gilchrist learns that she has a stalker.
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| 11 | 111 | "Tight Space" | ||
| Grier, Cunningham, Barkawi and Darko find themselves in trapped in an elevator during a power outage, and things get even more complicated when Darko's birth mother's water breaks. As the hospital attempts to handle the situation, Gilchrist deals her own crisis when her stalker arrives on the scene. | ||||
| 12 | 112 | "Days of Youth's Past" | ||
| The staff at Denver Memorial are flooded with mass casualties from a gang war between rival New York mob bosses that has reached Denver that has the FJU, Major Crimes and the FBI getting involved. One of the mob bosses (George Clooney) is also a old lover to Crowe, whom they have a haunting past
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| 13 | 113 | "Seeds of Confrontation" | ||
| As the ER staffers work with victims of multiple fentanyl overdoses during a party, Grier finds that his daughter was injured during a soccer game. Meanwhile, Crowe discovers one of the hospital donors has tried to bribe his way to be on top of the heart transplant list, Walker has a confrontation with a neighbor and Gilchrist's stalker situation intensifies. | ||||
| 14 | 114 | "Calm Before The Storm" | ||
| The staff deals with patients in a chemical exposure at a museum lab, Gene's relationship with Emma deteriorates, Cole makes a surprising discovery of a doctor's misdiagnosis and the situation with Gilchrist's stalker leads to a brutal showdown. | ||||
| 15 | 115 | "Done in the Dark" | ||
| As Gilchrist deals the aftermath of a violent act, Nolan and Kira deals their own crisis when they discover their comatose patient is pregnant and may be victim of sexual assault. Meanwhile, Kim deals with a donor who likes pay attention on his own doctor than his operation. Also, Grier clashes with his ex-wife over their children and Barkawi makes an important decision of his life. | ||||
| 16 | 116 | "Trouble All Around" | ||
| As Grier and Kira help a young boy who got hit by a car, they learn more about his family than they appears to be. While caring for two injured children trapped in a fire caused by a secret meth lab, Cunningham lands in trouble again when she lambasts the drug-peddling mother who caused it and her backstory is revealed. Meanwhile, Gene helps Cole search for a missing patient, Kim copes with the aftermath a donor's unwanted actions towards her, Palmer's wife reveals some serious news and Boyle's mother's condition takes a turn for the worse. | ||||
| 17 | 117 | "Pain Of Loss" | ||
| As Boyle and her son cope with the recent tragedy, Palmer spends his time with his father. Franelli and Cole help a patient with unexplained mental health problem. Grier and Lesniak tend to the woman who got run over by a reckless driver, Barkawi and Nolan work on a severely injured basketball player and Gilchrist helps a distraught boy whose police officer mother was killed in the line of duty. | ||||
| 18 | 118 | "Pile-Up and Down" | ||
| As Boyle returns to work, a massive vehicle pile up in I-70 results in the hospital overwhelmed with patients with Grier and Nolan responding to the scene. Palmer tends to a trucker with severe injuries from the pile up. Gene and Kira handle a homeless patient with meningitis, Cunningham works to save a child injured after falling down the stairs and Gilchrist takes up self-defense classes. | ||||
| 19 | 119 | "Right from Wrong" | ||
| Grier and Crowe clash over the treatment of a young girl who may be victim of horrific physical abuse. Meanwhile, Darko deals with his own family issues when is called to look after his siblings after their mother collapses at home. Also, Gilchrist takes care of the boy whose police officer mother was killed in the line of duty, Palmer tries to save a priest after he is stabbed outside of his church, and Barkawi helps his pregnant daughter when her water breaks. | ||||
| 20 | 120 | "Sides" | ||
| As Grier faces the backlash over his recent actions, Walker and his family's camping trip takes a dramatic turn when they get caught up in a boating accident. Meanwhile, Boyle struggles to contain her emotions when she, Cunningham and Gene helps an elderly woman diagnosed with dementia after she has a fall at a nursing home. Also, Crowe questions her loyalty to the hospital. | ||||
| 21 | 121 | "Don't Mess With Mine" | ||
| Grier and Kira help a pregnant woman who was involved in a car accident, Palmer treats one of his father's friends in his nursing home when he stops to visit him, Boyle and Cole deal with the situation with a murderous criminal the police wounded, Gilchrist protects George from the corrupt cop who will stop at nothing to get him. | ||||
| 22 | 122 | "All the Legalities" | ||
| As Crowe goes to war with her ex-husband over a negligence lawsuit against the hospital, Gene, Walker and Palmer help the FBI find evidence against a doctor who is illegally experimenting on humans to find a cure for paralysis. Meanwhile, Grier makes a big step in his relationship with Lesniak. Also, Kira and her father butt heads on a sensitive case while Cole makes a decision about his goals, and Gilchrist makes plans for George.
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Season 2 (2034-35)[]
- Main article: Denver Memorial (Season 2)
| Episode No. | Season No. | Title | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 | 201 | "Twilight" | ||
| Months after the season finale, the staff in Denver Memorial suffer losses when a medivac helicopter crashes while responding to an emergency, and new staff members join in. Meanwhile, Grier and Lesniak's relationship reaches new heights. Also, Crowe copes with the recent aftermath of her ex-husband's actions against her and Gilchrist works on balancing her work schedule and her caring for George.
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| 24 | 202 | "New Rise" | ||
| Denver Memorial sets up a memorial for those lost in the helicopter crash, while a few still grieve for their losses. Meanwhile, the staff responds to a crash in a highway overpass in I-25. Also, Grier, Cunningham and Kim tend to an autistic child severely injured after falling off a roof while Boyle and Darko treat a man who had a grisly farming accident. | ||||
| 25 | 203 | "Onward and Up" | ||
| Grier, Palmer and Gene respond to a man who tried to commit suicide by driving his car off a bridge. Meanwhile, Ripley helps a cancer patient which hits close to home for her and Boyle clashes with Franelli over a situation with a psych patient. | ||||
| 26 | 204 | "Defense of Passion" | ||
| The staff responds to a group of young women after they were victim of a violent attack during a night out, but some doctors get caught in the crossfire when the attacker turns up at the hospital looking to silence all witnesses. Meanwhile, Darko is horrified when he winds up with his biological father/grandfather as a patient. Also, Kira continues struggle over losing her father. | ||||
| 27 | 205 | "Life Is Unfair" | ||
| As the hospital struggles to move on from recent events, Grier is sued by the Ortega family in a civil lawsuit. Meanwhile, Cunningham runs afoul on a hostile hospital board member while a labor protest results in a riot that leads to several people being injured, Darko seeks Franelli and Spooner's advice about his past and Gene and Gilchrist help a woman find her missing daughter. | ||||
| 28 | 206 | "Zero to Hero" | ||
| As Cunningham is facing likely dismissal, she searches for a job elsewhere. But while driving back home, she find herself become a media sensation as she heroically tries to save a child trapped in a collapsed foundation at the construction site during a snowstorm. | ||||
| 29 | 207 | "Tough Paths" | ||
| Grier faces a rough deposition in his civil lawsuit, Ripley comes forward to Crowe with something suspicious, Palmer tries to help a friend who is a victim of a hate crime, Cunningham is back in Denver Memorial when she is considered a hero and Boyle, Darko and Nolan try to save a bear attack victim. | ||||
| 30 | 208 | "Giving Thanks" | ||
| On Thanksgiving, a school bus crash on an icy highway sends some doctors on the scene and they find themselves in danger while trying to rescue children and teachers. Meanwhile, Grier receives a worrying threat as Imran Ortega's family create a hate campaign against him. Also, Cunningham's adoptive father pay her a visit and Crowe continues her investigation while her children discover something that startles her. | ||||
| 31 | 209 | "The Crash" | ||
| A car chase with police results in a multiple car pileup, resulting with victims coming to Denver Memorial. Meanwhile Kim tries to help the parents of the young boy injured in a playground accident to mend fences over their impeding divorce. Also, Grier continued to fear for his life and Cole struggles to cope with his PTSD following his shooting. | ||||
| 32 | 210 | "Emergency Holiday" | ||
| On Christmas Eve, the staffers work to try celebrate the holidays with their families. Grier, Lesniak and Kim helps a Santa-like toymaker who got a slice wound on his hand while working on his sleigh, while Lesniak has a plan to end the hate campaign against Grier. Crowe makes a shocking discovery during her investigation into the new Oncology staff. Meanwhile, Boyle and Darko work on a couple involved in a car accident, Kira and Gene learn more about Kingston's past, Gilchrist spends his first Christmas with George and Palmer and his father help one of the latter's friends with trying to make amends with his family on Christmas. | ||||
| 33 | 211 | "Blind Vengeance" | ||
| Grier finds himself in dangerous situation when he and his children are kidnapped by a member of the Ortega's family, who demands that he confess to the "truth" about Imran's death. As everybody focuses on finding Grier and his kids, Kim meets up with a man with heart condition to talks about his upcoming operation while Franelli helps a troubled woman deal with her trauma after a car crash that killed her sister, and Palmer treats an critically injured industrial worker who was buried by fallen metal. | ||||
| 34 | 212 | "Head Of The Snake" | ||
| As Grier and his children work to cope with the aftermath of their hostage situation, Boyle is shocked to see someone from her past while driving a friend to the hospital. Meanwhile, Kim continues to help the man with a heart condition, Franelli helps a troubled soldier's with unexplained psychological issues and Barkawi's daughter Jasmine gets shot while protecting a neighbor from an abusive boyfriend. | ||||
| 35 | 213 | "The Passions of the Cult" | ||
| Everyone in Denver Memorial is overwhelmed with patients by the shooting at the hideout of the cult Lamb of Christ, the shooting that is investigated by the FJU and the FBI.
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| 36 | 214 | "Matters Of The Heart - Part 1" | ||
| Kim has surgeons prepared for her patient's big operation, but he suddenly vanishes without warning. Meanwhile, Grier, Kira, Cunningham and Nolan work to save young twin siblings who were involved in a car accident, while Kingston and Gene try to help a pregnant teen who has been a victim of sexual abuse. Also, Gilchrist and Franelli helps a mother of dealing with her autistic child who also happens to be the sibling of George's friend.
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| 37 | 215 | "Traveling While Black" | ||
| After a violent armed robbery, Gene, Palmer, and Hubbard were falsely arrested and questioned by a racist police officer, only later on have to save the same officer after he is shot by the real criminals. Meanwhile, Crowe and Ripley find more evidence against various board members and oncologists which proves enough to call the authorities. Also, Boyle tries to cope with recent developments of her ex-boyfriend. Also, as she deals with the events at Los Angeles, Kim is visited by her mother (Regina Taylor) and Ripley meet Darko's adoptive parents and younger sisters. | ||||
| 38 | 216 | "Afterburn" | ||
| Crowe is left worrying about the hospital's future as the aftermath of the money-making scam may prelude serious consequences. Meanwhile, Gene, Palmer, and Hubbard struggles to cope following recent events. The ER staff respond to a snowmobile accident and a woman violent stabbed in a case of domestic violence. Also, Imran Ortega's widow pays Grier a visit and Boyle lay down the law as she sets Paul an arrangement involving their son. | ||||
| 39 | 217 | "Bucking the System" | ||
| Cole and Ripley are in the ICU rotation with Spooner supervising them. Each of them has to deal with heavy emotions in certain cases. Meanwhile, Gilchrist takes a stand for a patient whose insurance won't cover her treatment. Cunningham meets a father of a little boy who was attacked by bullies at school, just as her adoptive father Winston arrives for an surgical opportunity. Darko's adoptive family takes a liking to Ripley. | ||||
| 40 | 218 | "Time Of Restructuring" | ||
| Palmer, Cunningham and Winston are performing an operation to free conjured twins while she learns about her mother's parole status. Meanwhile, Grier and Lesniak help a couple after their house caught fire with them inside it. Also, Nolan's boyfriend is introduced and the hospital gets new board members after the scandal. | ||||
| 41 | 219 | "Return To Basics" | ||
| After hanging out her sister's family, Lesniak comes to aid of a girl who got run over by the car. Gene and Cole help a homeless man with a serious illness. Cunningham helps the boy she saved and his divorced father in his recovery. Crowe confides with Franelli about the aftermath of the scandal. | ||||
| 42 | 220 | "Air Medical" | ||
| A small plane crash leads victims being airlifted to Denver Memorial, with Gene and Cunningham going with the flight nurses. Meanwhile, Grier and Lesniak plan their wedding venue, Kira helps a sick child with neglectful parents, Gilchrist and Kingston discover a woman's misdiagnosis from another hospital and Palmer performs a delicate surgery with a elderly man injured in a car accident. | ||||
| 43 | 221 | "Grande-Size Problems" | ||
| The investigation into the oncology scandal reaches its conclusion. Meanwhile, a super morbidly obese woman who weighs over 800 pounds checks into the ER and the staff are caught in the midst of a ferocious legal between her husband and her family. Boyle and Paul reach an agreement with Wyatt, Kim's mother returns and Grier's family arrives to meet Lesniak. | ||||
| 44 | 222 | "At The Finish Line" | ||
| A shooting and standoff in the ER rocks the hospital, while Gilchrist's adoption plans for George reach their conclusion. Meanwhile, Kingston fights for a pregnant teenager to get an abortion against her parents' wishes, Grier and Gene have to intervene between a pair of hyper competitive fathers whose kids are injured during a hockey game, and Ripley makes her decision on her specialty choice.
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Season 3 (2035-36)[]
- Main article: Denver Memorial (Season 3)
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| 45 | 301 | "Diagnosis: Matrimony" | ||
| The wedding between Grier and Lesniak occurs. The staff deals with a near-drowned toddler and a firefighter severely injured fighting a wildfire. Cole and Ripley adjust to being residents while Gilchrist adjusts with being an official parent to George. Crowe and the others work to improve the hospital's reputation following the oncology scandal.
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| 46 | 302 | "Gangsta Paradise" | ||
| With Grier and Lesniak on their honeymoon, the hospital deals with wounded cops and criminals involved in a shootout, while also dealing with a child accidentally shot in the process. Meanwhile, a hotshot new doctor joins the staff. Also, Boyle and Franelli tends to a patient with strange mental health issues and Cunningham has a successful date with Russell Banning. | ||||
| 47 | 303 | "Back To Business" | ||
| After Grier and Lesniak returned, they deal with a man and his wife who were in a car accident with a hit-and-run driver. Meanwhile, Palmer receives some tragic news. Also, Kingston, Kim and Franelli investigate a woman with disturbing mental problems while Gene speaks to Walker about the issues with the new resident and Crowe clashes with the hospital's current CFO. | ||||
| 48 | 304 | "My Lord, My Saviors" | ||
| Grier, Kira, Cunningham and Gilchrist help a boy accidentally shot by his neighbor while trying to save her son from being kidnapped by a predator. Meanwhile, Kingston, Gene, Nolan and Kim help a black pastor who has become the victim of a vicious hate crime while Boyle tries to reach out to Paul when she discovers he is hiding a secret, Palmer and his family attend a family funeral, Ripley helps a child cope with her cancer and Darko gets into an altercation with an obnoxious man in the hospital's parking garage. | ||||
| 49 | 305 | "Birth Of New Youth" | ||
| A father and son are brought in after a boating accident in the Mountains. Kingston clashes with a new OB doctor regarding a pregnant patient that is not in his preference. Boyle and Darko deal with a child being neglected by her mother. Crowe, Barkawi and Spooner continue to clash with the CFO over budget issues while trying to improve the hospital's reputation. | ||||
| 50 | 306 | "Poor Unfortunate Goals" | ||
| Gene is accused of killing a young patient while in his care, which Darko and Crowe conduct their own investigation into it. Meanwhile, Grier, Kira and Cunningham works to save a young hockey player with severe injuries while Palmer and Ripley try to help a cancer patient undergo surgery and Boyle refers Franelli to Paul to find a PTSD specialist to help him out. | ||||
| 51 | 307 | "Two To Tango" | ||
| As the hospital deals with victims who were involved in a dance floor collapse, Crowe and Spooner are at odds with Mattison over how to help the hospital's image. Meanwhile, Gilchrist gets suspicious about a new nurse. Also, Grier and Cole try to help a man with severe head injuries while Kingston investigates the OB doctor's past cases. | ||||
| 52 | 308 | "One's Inner Health" | ||
| Grier and Franelli work with an injured man who has some mental health problems. Boyle, Darko and Palmer work to help a man whose car got struck by a train. Crowe, Kira and Kim notice suspicious injuries on a little boy. Cunningham and Russell work to protect his sister and niece from her abusive husband. | ||||
| 53 | 309 | "Two Families, One World" | ||
| Boyle, Cole and Shepherd work to help a man with neck injuries after being hit by a semi-truck. Meanwhile, Cunningham and Russell cope with the aftermath of the confrontation of his sister's abusive husband, Grier and Nolan try to help a man shot during a robbery and Darko contemplates of whatever his adoptive family should meet his biological relatives. | ||||
| 54 | 310 | "Santa's Casualty Christmas" | ||
| At Christmas, a shootout at a gang-affiliated apartment building occurs between rival gangs, leading to a mass casualty event that floods the hospital with patients, including cops, civilians and gang bangers. Meanwhile, Grier and Lesniak have their first Christmas as a married couple, Palmer helps a soldier with a much needed surgery, Nolan and Roenick takes steps in their relationship, Crowe makes a bold move against Mattison, and Gilchrist and Kim witness a new nurse's shocking behavior, leading to a showdown. | ||||
| 55 | 311 | "Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Woes" | ||
| Walker's sister is injured while skiing in the mountains and is airlifted to Denver Memorial. Grier, Cunningham and Cole tend to the teenage girl who fell off the balcony while climbing down to escape with a friend. Meanwhile, Boyle, Gene and Palmer tend to a man shot by cops, Franelli tries to help a man with mental health problems and Crowe and the others continue with clash with Mattison. | ||||
| 56 | 312 | "Under And Over Stress" | ||
| Two undercover DEA agents are brought in with gunshot wounds after a botched operation. While at a school play with George, Gilchrist helps a teacher having a cardiac event. Nolan introduces Roenick to his family and Mattison torpedoes negotiations with union contracts with the hospital's janitorial staff. | ||||
| 57 | 313 | "Trouble in Paradise - Part 2" | ||
| Victims of the fugitive's rampage are treated in Denver Memorial. As the FJU investigates, they learn one of the fugitive is targeting a staff member inside the hospital. Meanwhile, Kingston, Gene and Cunningham scramble to save a child who fell off the cliff in the Rockies and Boyle and Palmer help a mother stabbed by her husband in a case of domestic violence.
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| 58 | 314 | "Family Above All" | ||
| Cole flies to the U.K. to visit his family and such. At stateside, Walker and Crowe confront Mattison over his latest actions, Spooner receives a visit from one of his sons who reveals bad news, Boyle and Palmer respond to a man who fall off while ice climbing and Ripley tries to helps a terminally ill man reconcile with his estranged son. | ||||
| 59 | 315 | "Contrasting Ideals" | ||
| Boyle and Walker clash over the complicated case involving a serial child molester who still has a kidnapped girl somewhere. Darko and Ripley come to the aid of a man pinned in between two cars. Kingston finds her past coming back to her. The situation with Mattison escalates. | ||||
| 60 | 316 | "Support Systems" | ||
| As the hospital is dealing with the consequences of recent events, Crowe takes matters in her own hands, but lands herself in serious trouble when the police get involved. Meanwhile, Kingston tries to handle the situation surround with Dupont's return to her life with Franelli's help and Cunningham helps Megan with her child. | ||||
| 61 | 317 | "No Options, No Choice - Part 1" | ||
| Due to Mattison's recent actions in suspending payment plans and outsourcings for major operations and vital treatments, a desperate father and his brother takes the ER hostage to force the hospital to give the former's son a life-saving transplant. | ||||
| 62 | 318 | "No Options, No Choice - Part 2" | ||
| As the hostage situation in the ER continues, the police get the brothers' wives try to reach out to them to try to resolve the situation peacefully at the same time a faction of officers go rogue in an attempt to take them out. Meanwhile, the hospital higher-ups make a decision against Mattison for his decisions that lead to the current situation, and an unexpected tragedy outside of the city leads to a crucial development for Marcus and the rest of the McGovern family. | ||||
| 63 | 319 | "The Fallout" | ||
| As the hospital staff copes with the aftermath of the hostage situation, Crowe and the hospital board work to undo the damage done by Mattison's previous decisions. Barkawi has Kira look at his grandson Jamal when he is running a fever while Grier, Gene, Lesniak and Palmer help a teenage boy who attempted suicide. Gilchrist spends time with George to help herself after the hostage situation. | ||||
| 64 | 320 | "Silent to the Bone" | ||
| The hospital staffers and others involved in the hostage situation make their testimonies at court. Kingston has a run-in with Dupont. Boyle and Cole help with a man's severe head injury. Crowe and the hospital board work to plans to ensure patients whose insurance won't cover treatments get some much-needed help. | ||||
| 65 | 321 | "Closing The Gap" | ||
| Kingston takes a final stand against Dupont. Grier and Lesniak take things further in their marriage in the wake of their experiences in the hostage situation. Cunningham, Palmer and Cole help a family injured after a semi-truck hit them. Crowe and the others move forward with their plans. | ||||
| 66 | 322 | "Off the Rails" | ||
| The hospital deals with a train wreck that results in multiple victims coming in as the verdict of the McGovern brothers is reached. The hospital board makes a decision on how to help patients who need surgeries, but can't pay for them. Two hospital staffers make decisions about their future. At the end, a drive-by shooting leaves one doctor and their family in danger.
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Season 4 (2036-37)[]
- Main article: Denver Memorial (Season 4)
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