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Air Date
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March 14, 2003 |
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1-18 |
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Title
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Sinners and Saints
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Summary
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After Heather witnesses a doctor's fatal misdiagnosis, Olshansky attempts to expose the doctor's wrongdoings and gets Heather fired from the hospital in the process. When Heather tells Olshansky about the doctor altering his records to cover-up the truth, Olshansky suggests secretly informing reporter Emily Carson (Jennifer Westfeldt) who can then investigate the story for her paper. However, Emily's inquiries make it evident to the hospital that Heather was her source. Meanwhile, Olshansky's desire to continue his budding romance with Faith (Bebe Neuwirth) is sidetracked by Heather's mounting problems and an unexpected moment of passion with her. Also, Grizz stands up for Beth (Lindsay Crouse) when a bishop questions her worthiness to head St. Victor's after school program.
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Bill Norton
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Writer(s)
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Lynne E. Litt
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Cast
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David Morse |
Mike Olshansky |
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George Dzundza |
Father Tom "Grizz" Grzelak |
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Donna Murphy |
Heather Olshansky |
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Matthew Borish |
Michael Olshansky, Jr. |
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Lindsay Crouse |
Beth Kulvicki |
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Bebe Neuwirth |
Faith O'Connor |
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Jennifer Westfeldt |
Emily Carson |
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Gregg Edelman |
Dr. Ryan Ambrose |
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Robert Petkoff |
Dr. Bill Burke |
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Rick Domeier |
Dr. Bob Robbins |
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Stephanie Ittleson |
Jeannie |
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John Seidman |
Marty Handler |
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Henry Strozier |
Bishop Long |
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Donovan Hagins |
Hospital Guard |
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Dennis John Cahill |
Drunken Guy |
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Angus Campbell |
Med Student |
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| Music |
Nick Lowe, "Only a Fool Breaks his Own Heart." Hack Original Theme Song by the group Bosshouse |
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Photos
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Hack Sinners and Saints Photo Gallery |
| Wallpaper |
Hack Third Strike Wallpaper |
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Videos
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Hack Sinners and Saints Video Promo |
