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Untold Stories of the ER
Season 10 • Episode 23 • Hunter's Heart
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Untold Stories of the ER Season 10, Episode 23: Hunter's Heart
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Episodes
34 episodes
Beyond Recognition
A man's face and body suddenly double in size; an ER physician races to determine why a young woman is burning up from the inside out after a day at the beach; a grumpy old man nearly dies before revealing an emotional secret
Missing: 1 Finger
A pianist's finger is accidentally sawed off, a man's pacemaker is killing him yet keeping him alive and more.
Perfect Storm
A pregnant woman is shot in the abdomen. a doctor is the victim of a burglary and more.
Size Matters
A woman risks losing her finger after trying on an engagement ring, a body builder can't breathe and more.
Zombie Uprising
A Holloween zombie with a problem below the belt mystifies doctors.
Face Off
A woman's face-lift goes wrong, a hospital chaplain's sudden personality change baffles the ER staff and more.
Oh, Deer!
A man's head is impaled by a trophy deer's antlers, a nurse's ex brings his new girlfriend to the ER and more.
Medieval Mayhem
A man has a sword impaled in his head in a roleplaying battle. a patient is terrified of germs and more.
Who Shot Who?
A doctor treats three gunshot victims who claim be innocent bystanders but the police want to know who shot who; on his first day on the job, a doctor must perform emergency brain surgery in the ER; a young bride-to-be suddenly slips into a diabetic coma.
I'm So Dead
A woman stops eating because she believes she is dead; a runner goes blind in one eye during a marathon and takes a detour to the ER; doctors are baffled by an ER tech's stroke-like symptoms, until someone he loves also becomes ill
The Race
Episode 12
Episode 13
Elevator Heart Attack
Episode 15
Episode 16
Episode 17
Couch Creature/Hunter's Heart/Secret Vacation
A woman believes her neighbors want to kill her; a man is near death after an arrow pierces his chest; two women with swollen abdomens refuse to explain the cause of their pain.