EPISODE

3. Eyes Look Your Last

The night shift crew is put to the test when a teenage couple and a young mom land in the emergency room after a serious car crash. Topher, TC, Jordan and Scott tend to the youngsters, who were returning from their secret wedding. As the girl's condition worsens, TC tries in vein to calm her distraught father. Jordan and Gwen tend to the other victim, a young pregnant woman whose fiancé is deployed in Afghanistan. The team hastily arranges a proxy wedding so that she can be married before delivering the baby through an emergency caesarian section. Meanwhile, Paul tends to a wealthy, eccentric hospital benefactor who teaches him it's ok to follow his heart.

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The Night Shift staff tend to victims of a multiple car pileup. One victim, a young pregnant woman, is distraught when she goes into labor, saying she promised her now-dead father she would get married before the baby's birth. This causes the team to try to locate her fiancee, who is serving in Afghanistan. Another victim, a 16-year-old girl who had just returned from marrying her boyfriend in Arkansas, is visited by her distraught father ( D. B. Sweeney ). The father is a war veteran who returned from a tour only to find himself being a single father after his wife left. TC tries to help the man deal with his issues when the daughter goes into a coma. Meanwhile, TC begins to get along with Scott while they tend to the girl, and Jordan appears to mend fences with Scott. Jordan later sees Scott kissing a female companion. Paul tries to come to terms with still being an ER doctor while his father has bigger plans for him. Later on, the young pregnant woman survives and is married to her fiancee via Skype. Elsewhere, Ragosa continues to struggle with the job change. After Drew scolds him for repeatedly missing important patient information by not reading charts, he decides to pull a prank on Ragosa that will teach him a lesson, but learns something he never knew.

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