1. Lights Up

Complete story — includes the ending

As the blackout continues throughout the city, the squads face looting, fires, and riots which occur in its wake. Battling an angry mob, Sully and Ty rescue an injured man and woman who turn out to be George Hancock, the Chief of Patrol, and his mistress Nancy. The paper publishes a picture of Ty carrying Hancock from the scene on the front page and hails Ty as a hero cop, much to his disgust. Against Ty's better judgment, Sully cooperates with the brass in whitewashing Hancock's presence at the scene. After Nancy collapses at the hospital, she is rushed into surgery, but not before denying Dr. Field's assessment that she has been raped. Bosco roams the city looking for Faith and finally tracks her down just as Faith manages to carry Fred out of the building after rescuing him from the elevator. After they race him to Mercy, an overwrought Faith lashes out viciously and unfairly, first at Proctor and then at Bosco. As painful as her words are to hear, Bosco realizes the truth behind some of them and decides to change his ways, starting with picking up Faith and Fred's kids and bringing them to the hospital and later by "losing" the evidence against Latrell and letting him go free so he can stay on the list for paramedic hires. Sully tells Tatiana that he believes her when she says that she is not the Natasha Guerin on the rap sheet with the four prostitution arrests and that it is a mistake. Later that evening after she falls asleep, Sully takes her vodka glass, puts it in an evidence bag, and hides it. Doc and Carlos argue again, and this time Doc is on the receiving end of a partner's harsh truths.