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"Untold Stories of the E.R." is a fast-paced medical series that blends re-enactments of real emergency room cases with comments by the actual physicians and nurses involved in the procedures. Often the patients give first-person accounts as well, and some even play themselves during the re-enactments.
S12, EP10 "Raining Cats & Dogs"
A patient's pet causes pandemonium; a man experiences paralysis that climbs up his legs to his chest until he can no longer breathe; a war veteran suffers from phantom pain in his amputated hand.
S1, EP1 "My Job Is Mayhem"
Jason Black is nearly decapitated from a glass tabletop; Dr. Ted Khalili is desperate to save his life, as well as his voice.
S3, EP12 "Mystery of the Traveling Bullet"
A cowboy shows the staff how to treat patients; a patient with a gunshot wound in the thigh complains of chest pains.
S6, EP3 "Radioactive Rocks"
A dialysis patient is bleeding and doctors can't get it to stop; a naked man falls into a cactus and is covered head to toe in needles; a patient brings radioactive rocks to the hospital causing chaos.
S12, EP5 "Hooked"
A fishing lure embedded in a man's face turns out to be the least of his problems; a pair of unconscious teenagers get brought to the ER, where dramatic family secrets come out; an ER technician collapses and refuses traditional medical treatment.
S12, EP4 "Can't Stop Itching"
A man's itchy rash turns out to be more than just poison oak; a young woman bleeds profusely from the inside of her lip, but there is no obvious cause; a family of three is admitted as car accident victims, but the doctor makes a shocking discovery.
S12, EP2 "Shark!"
A patient gets brought in with a live shark clamped onto his thigh, and he wants to save the shark; complications arise for a woman with a life-threatening condition; a mysterious condition causes a man to pass out.
S12, EP1 "Rear Ended"
Two separate car crash victims are brought to the ER in their underwear; a woman is acting delusional and refuses to allow the ER staff to touch her; a doctor struggles to diagnose a dehydrated and nauseous 10-year-old.
