Plot

Drew is forced to re-evaluate his priorities as a new father; the ER is flooded with mass casualty victims from an amusement park disaster; Jordan helps appease Paul and his father; Scott pursues a more active role in the hospital.

After performing a daring on-site rescue to save a teenage girl, Drew is forced to re-evaluate his priorities as a new father. Back at the hospital, the ER is flooded with mass casualty victims from an amusement park disaster. Hoping to get Paul back on staff, Jordan facilitates a rapprochement between Paul and his father. Meanwhile, Scott pursues a more active role in the hospital. Kenny tries to put Cain in his place, but Cain's deft handling of an emergency shows Kenny that he may have bit off more than he can chew.—NBC

In Syria, T.C. spares efforts nor suffering to drag Amira and badly wounded London-bred Jihadist Omar to safety trough a war zone out of the IS caliphate sway. In Austin, Scott is drawn to all sides, trying to run the ER while the others refuse to return properly, Julian having turned down the veterans plan and now refusing to make Scott its mandated chief, especially with Paul refusing to work on his father's budget-focused terms, while rescued rescuer Mac proves rather ungrateful. Cain Diaz stand jealous Kenny's absurd hazing, sticks his neck out for another patient and reveals the tragic background of his excessive competence. Drew brings in his airhead carnival patient and deals with his elusive adoptive daughter.—KGF Vissers