Congrats to Wendy who won a walk-on role on Untold Stories of the ER!

A man runs into two cows doing the dirty in the middle of the road and ends up in the ER injured and covered in cow feces.

A man swallows a fish at an office party, and now he can barely breathe. It’s still stuck in his throat but when Dr. Craig Murray tries to remove it he discovers it’s alive, and can’t be pulled out.

Dr. Sudip Bose treats a lap dancer with a stiletto heel stuck in her cheek. She flirts with Dr. Bose while demanding that he remove it.

Dr. Kevin Klauer is having a bizarre day in the ER, a patient recklessly plays with defibrillator paddles shocking herself into cardiac arrest.

Dr. Kyle Holmes is trying to diagnose a college student who has a terrible cough & difficulty breathing. The more he investigates, the stranger the condition appears, until he figures out that this might be the result of a fraternity pledging ritual.

Dr. Sarah Carrier is trying to help a 50 year-old police officer who is having a heart attack. As soon as his wife shows up in the ER, he goes into cardiac arrest.

Dr. Kevin Klauer is having a bizarre day in the ER - one patient has fallen off his roof onto a shovel handle that is now impaled 2 feet into his groin.

Dr. William Spangler is faced with a fisherman who has a boat cleat impaled into the back of his head.

Dr. Sarah Klemencic is tending to two teen patients brought in by their parents because they were acting strangely. It turns out the boys are friends who had decided to experiment with drinking cough syrup like many of their classmates had done.

Dr. Kathleen Clem delivers a baby that not even the mother expected and then has to explain to the teen father the birds and the bees.

Dr. Jordan Moskoff is trying to calm his agitated patient in order to get the tests he needs to make a diagnosis when the man jumps out of bed and slugs him in the face, bloodying his nose.

A woman who usually has a high threshold for pain can't withstand the agony of a torn esophagus which is also life threatening.

A hospital worker ends up in the ER herself. She has been diagnosed with anxiety disorder, and told to take medications to control it. But she insists that she is dying, and Dr. Bob Slay has the task of figuring out what's really wrong.

While out for a day of surfing Dr. Candice Myhre encounters a severely injured swimmer who was run over by a motorboat.

An older patient defies the odds and changes a doctor's practice by surviving more than 2.5 hours of CPR after her heart stopped beating.