Because of the Halloween fiasco, Carter is terminated as resident advisor, and he packs his belongings in preparation for moving out of the dormitory. Roxanne helps Carter in his search for a new place to live. When Carter answers a newspaper advertisement and visits a house, he is surprised to see Weaver open the door.

While on a paramedic ride-along, Greene risks his life rescuing a battered, homeless teenage male prostitute named Kevin (CHAD E. DONELLA). Greene tries to help Kevin reform his personal life and encourages him to take medication to help with a dangerous medical condition, but the teenager refuses. Anspaugh realizes that Corday is overqualified to intern with Dale, who knows less than Corday does, and agrees to let Benton take over as her resident. Benton's reluctant due to their personal relationship.

When Weaver learns that Dr. Litvak refused the job as chief of emergency services, she becomes increasingly optimistic, knowing that she's the board's second choice. Anspaugh informs Greene that the committee wants a chief with a national reputation who can acquire research grants. Greene ultimately informs Weaver about the board's decision to reopen its search. Insulted, Weaver removes herself from the search and resigns as interim chief. Weaver refers Benton to a hearing specialist, Dr. Lisa Parks (deaf actress PHYLLIS FRELICH - Broadway show "Children of a Lesser God"), for Reese. Parks, who is deaf, uses sign language and an interpreter to communicate.

Ross becomes overwhelmed by his paperwork responsibilities for the pediatric emergency room. Jeanie treats a girl who keeps getting injured while competing for world records with her father. Evans and Hathaway disagree on a birth-control issue. HARVEY KORMAN ("The Carol Burnett Show") guest stars as Stan Levey, a cantankerous old man Hathaway treats in the clinic.