The Night Shift

San Antonio Memorial's iconoclastic doctors and nurses use their instincts and combat experience to defy the odds and run the chaotic emergency room night shift.

A dying sheriff's deputy leaves TC (Eoin Christopher Macken) facing giving him a heart transplant for the second time. Landry's (Daniella Alonso) child abuse investigation produces a startling diagnosis.

As Drew (Brendan Fehr) struggles to hide an injury, a series of accidents leaves TC (Eoin Christopher Macken) reattaching a hunter's severed hand and lands Jordan (Jill Flint) in the middle of a family feud that threatens to stop a lifesaving blood transfusion.

As Jordan (Jill Flint) faces suspension for ignoring a religious patient's "do not treat" directive, a military training accident makes Drew (Brendan Fehr) directly responsible for a fellow soldier's life.

A series of storms leaves Topher's (Ken Leung) pregnant wife and their daughter stranded on a highway just as she's going into labor. TC (Eoin Christopher Macken) squares off with Jordan's (Jill Flint) boyfriend (guest star Scott Wolf) as he's being courted to head up the hospital's trauma department.

The aftermath of a serious military bus accident threatens to expose the truth about Drew's (Brendan Fehr) relationship with his boyfriend, Rick. TC (Eoin Christopher Macken) and Scott (Scott Wolf) square off over Jordan (Jill Flint).

As TC (Eoin Christopher Macken) and Topher (Ken Leung) run into trouble while working to save an injured drug courier, Krista (Jeananne Goossen) uncovers a teenage girl's bulimia. Paul (Robert Bailey, Jr.) asks a stripper for advice on how to handle his girlfriend's upcoming visit. Guest starring Steven Bauer.

With Topher's (Ken Leung) life hanging in the balance, TC (Eoin Christopher Mackin) is haunted by memories of his brother's death in Afghanistan. Jordan's (Jill Flint) treatment of Dwayne's killer puts her and the hospital on shaky legal ground.

Topher takes over as chief of the night shift in the Season 2 opener. Also: TC is temporarily suspended; Jordan is scrutinized for her mishandling of the man who shot a recovered Topher; a father is trapped under an elevator; Ragosa returns to the ER.

The night shift is tested when a rancher accidentally shoots his wife. Elsewhere, TC heads to a teen party to save the life of a young football star; Jordan and Kenny treat a beauty queen in severe distress; and Topher makes a decision about his job.

A serious car crash results in two teens and a young pregnant woman arriving at the hospital, pushing the night shift members to their limit. Meanwhile, Paul tends to a quirky, wealthy hospital benefactor.

An injured skydiver is rescued, but there's more to the case than meets the eye. Meanwhile, the night-shift staffers treat an electrocuted janitor, then scramble to save his wife and children when they fall ill to life-threatening symptoms; and Paul learns about his limitations as a doctor.

A patient arrives with radiation poisoning, spinning the night shift into chaos and putting it into lockdown. Meanwhile, staffers speed to a serious car crash, where they discover an injured police officer; TC's troubled sister-in-law visits; and a former patient harasses Jordan.

A thick fog rolls into San Antonio, stranding TC, Jordan and Paul far from the hospital. The trio must then try to save victims of a grisly truck crash, and soon discover that their patients are illegal immigrants. Also: Two siblings are treated at the ER in a case that stirs up Topher's war memories.

TC's sister-in-law lands in the ER after falling down stairs, and complicated truths about the accident emerge. Meanwhile, staffers treat a boy who fell down a well; Ragosa's teen daughter visits the ER; and Drew spirals into a deeper depression.

A downtown gas explosion sends dozens of casualties to the hospital. TC, Drew and Gwen scramble to the chaotic scene as Topher leads the team at the hospital. Meanwhile, Paul delves into his first night in surgery rotation while dealing with the unexpected arrival of his neurosurgeon father.

A shooting sends two of Drew's friends to the ER. Meanwhile, a woman's psychosis worsens, becoming a danger to herself and her father; Paul breaks hospital rules to treat a 9-year-old boy with severe cystic fibrosis; financial problems plague Ragosa.

Jordan and Krista improvise emergency care for the victim of a motorcycle accident on a lonely rural road. At the hospital, TC and Paul scramble to diagnose a girl's insatiable appetite; Topher treats a friend who's hiding a perilous secret; and Drew's heroic actions go viral.

A building collapse at a rodeo injures a cowboy (Timothy Busfield), who begins to show bizarre symptoms. Meanwhile, a patient appears to be suffering from an appendectomy that Krista had performed weeks earlier, and Scott causes a serious car accident and insists on treating the teen victim.

The team meets TC's group therapy leader (Trace Adkins), who offers the crew a special surprise. Meanwhile, a 9-year-old boy's serious fever is treated; Topher must make a big decision about going on an emergency overseas trip; and odd cases abound during a full moon.

Drew and Paul go to the scene of a multi-car crash, where Paul attempts a daring rescue, only to sustain injuries that could jeopardize his career. Meanwhile, TC and Topher journey to Afghanistan to treat an old friend who needs medical attention.

TC and Topher return from Afghanistan to find Jordan's life on the line and San Antonio under fire as two deadly snipers terrorize the city. TC and Scott unite to care for a comatose Jordan and her unborn baby.

The overnight crew becomes immeresed in a bizarre car-accident rescue, meanwhile Drew serves overseas in Afghanistan and teams with a colleague to treat an Afghani woman; a spunky grad joins the shift.

The team works frantically to find a young car accident victim while Drew and Syd handle a potentially fatal situation in Afghanistan.

Drew returns from Afghanistan and must adjust; Topher's mother pays a visit and he learns important lessons about family

Racial protests over an impending jury verdict wreak havoc for the night shift at San Antonio Memorial.

Jordan bonds with a special patient while a college co-ed's tumble from a balcony turns out to be more than meets the eye.

Record breaking heat sends the night shift team and their patients into a frenzy.

A firewords explosion at a local concert sends patients streaming into the emergency room; Syd returns from Afghanistan and struggles to get back to normal.

Topher's mother lands in the ER with mysterious symptoms; Drew and Shannon treat a badly injured foster mom and make a discovery.

A bomb explodes outside San Antonio Memorial; Nurses are on strike when the hospital needs them most.

TC risks his life to rescue a victim of a crane collapse and Scott reunites with a boy he paralyzed in the first half of a combined episode.

Later, TC’s hot temper results in a bar brawl and jail time, and Jordan discovers her new date’s secret life.

Part 1 of 2. Scott and Jordan face danger while on a rescue mission at a spreading wildfire. Also: Tensions peak between Syd and TC as they deal with a humanitarian crisis on the Syria-Turkey border; Paul and Shannon clash over treatment; Drew meets obstacles with adoption plans for Brianna; and Topher tries to find a buyer for the hospital.

An intensifying wildfire surrounds Scott and Jordan as they try to perform surgery in the field in the conclusion of the two-part Season 3 finale. Also: TC rushes to get medication for patients stricken with Typhus on the Syria-Turkey border; and the hospital finds an unlikely buyer.

Jordan and Drew perform a daring rescue in the Season 4 opener. Also: Paul deals with fallout from standing up to his father; Scott dives into his professional life; a traveling nurse with a mysterious past arrives; and TC is held captive in Syria.

An amusement-park disaster results in mass-casualty victims flooding the hospital. Also, TC continues his quest to reunite with Syd; Drew reevaluates his priorities as a new father; Jordan tries to get Paul back on staff; Scott pursues a more active role in the hospital.

Jordan and Cain travel to the scene of an oil-field explosion and treat a patient with extreme injuries. Also, Drew and Paul try to save a patient's severed hand; Scott encounters a person from his past; and TC tries to help a sick Syrian child.

When a patient from a distant town journeys to SAM for surgery, Scott (Scott Wolf) commits to helping her against all odds. Jordan (Jill Flint) and Cain (Mark Consuelos) help a wounded veteran come to terms with a diagnosis he doesn’t believe he has. Meanwhile, Drew (Brendan Fehr) struggles with the exhaustion of being a working parent and finds support from an unusual patient. After a long night, Kenny (JR Lemon) learns life is too short to worry about trivial matters. TC (Eoin Macken) joins a daring rescue mission in Syria. Robert Bailey Jr. and Tanaya Beatty also star.

Drew (Brendan Fehr), his mom (guest star Becky Ann Baker), and Rick’s (guest star Luke MacFarlane) flight home turns into a medical crisis at 35,000 feet. Jordan (Jill Flint), Paul (Robert Bailey Jr.), Shannon (Tanaya Beatty), Kenny (JR Lemon), and Cain (Mark Consuelos) spend their day off at an obstacle course fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis, hosted by Akbar Gbajabjamila (“American Ninja Warrior”). Scott (Scott Wolf) finds himself on a Tinder date he won’t soon forget. Meanwhile, TC (Eoin Macken) puts his own life in danger to operate on a soldier.

Kenny joins Drew at his MMA veteran's support group and finds himself in the fight of his life. Jordan and Cain treat casualties from a hotel fire, while Shannon follows a hunch to help save a young victim. Paul's superstar sister, Dr. Bella Cummings, pays a visit to San Antonio Memorial and provides desperately needed support during a busy shift. Meanwhile, TC finally returns home, forcing him to deal with Topher's death.

Multiple veterans are injured and brought to the hospital. Also, a politician from Drew's past triggers flashbacks to his time in Iraq; Paul and Shannon must improvise while tending to a former POW; and a fearless photographer is treated.

A cyber attack creates chaos in the hospital. Meanwhile, Drew draws on his medical and military training to treat a critical patient, and TC joins on a SWAT drug raid. Also: TC contemplates returning to Syria to tie up loose ends.

TC and Jordan accompany a SWAT team on a raid and wind up with an emergency room full of sickened immigrants, including one with murderous intentions; and Scott pulls a dream team together to impress the Colonel in charge of setting up a combat training program. In other events, more is learned about Cain's past; Kenny shares some big news with the group; and Shannon keeps something personal from Paul.

In the Season 4 finale, a shooting at a nearby college sends TC, Jordan, Drew and Amira into the field, where they assist Rick with a deadly situation. Scott implements a new training program and locks horns with Julian. Drew struggles with frustrations about going to Army Ranger School while Shannon and TC both contemplate their future at San Antonio Memorial.