List of St. Elsewhere episodes

The following is a list of episodes for NBC television drama St. Elsewhere. The series premiered on October 26, 1982 and ended on May 28, 1988. A total of 137 episodes were produced spanning 6 seasons.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
	1	22	October 26, 1982 - May 3, 1983
	2	22	October 26, 1983 - May 16, 1984
	3	24	September 19, 1984 - March 27, 1985
	4	24	September 18, 1985 - May 7, 1986
	5	23	September 24, 1986 - May 27, 1987
	6	22	September 16, 1987 - May 28, 1988

Season 1 (1982–1983)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
1	1	"Pilot"	Thomas Carter	Joshua Brand & John Falsey	October 26, 1982 (1982-10-26)	2313
While the doctors of St. Eligius search for a missing mental patient, paramedics bring in the victims of a terrorist bombing.
2	2	"Bypass"	Thomas Carter	Joshua Brand & John Falsey	November 9, 1982 (1982-11-09)	2301
As Morrison reluctantly treats the bomber, Ehrlich has his first OR session with Craig and Beale takes a swimming lesson from Samuels.
3	3	"Down's Syndrome"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Tom Fontana Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Tom Fontana	November 16, 1982 (1982-11-16)	2304
A couple learn their unborn child has Down's syndrome, while Westphall plays host to hospital board members.
4	4	"Cora and Arnie"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Neil Cuthbert Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Neil Cuthbert	November 23, 1982 (1982-11-23)	2305
Morrison informs a bag lady with sore feet that she has a life-threatening condition and a parolee in pain learns that he's been shot.
5	5	"Samuels and the Kid"	Thomas Carter	Teleplay: John Masius Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and John Masius	November 30, 1982 (1982-11-30)	2303
As Chandler accuses a nurse of incompetence and Cavanero instructs a teenager on delivering a baby over the phone, Samuels befriends an 11-year-old boy with a football injury.
6	6	"Legionnaires: Part 1"	Thomas Carter	Teleplay: Joel Surnow Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Joel Surnow	December 7, 1982 (1982-12-07)	2306
Westphall considers closing a ward after patients die of Legionnaires' disease, while a nurse expresses contempt for Cavanero.
7	7	"Legionnaires: Part 2"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Charles Rosin Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Charles Rosin	December 14, 1982 (1982-12-14)	2309
As Fiscus is mugged in the ER and Beale discovers his patient got pregnant during her stay, Westphall's decision to close the ward puts his job on the line.
8	8	"Tweety and Ralph"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Elizabeth Diggs Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Elizabeth Diggs	December 21, 1982 (1982-12-21)	2307
While a patient celebrates her upcoming hysterectomy, Ralph makes a nest in the storeroom.
9	9	"Rain"	Victor Hsu	Teleplay: Tom Fontana Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and Tom Fontana	January 4, 1983 (1983-01-04)	2308
As Morrison takes a house call he later regrets, Fiscus pulls his gun on a patient and White's daughter swallows mothballs.
10	10	"Hearts"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: John Masius Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and John Masius	January 11, 1983 (1983-01-11)	2310
While Ralph poses as a staffer and an obese woman learns she has labor pains, Ehrlich experiences another moment of truth assisting Craig.
11	11	"Graveyard"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: Joshua Brand & John Falsey and John Masius and Tom Fontana Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	January 18, 1983 (1983-01-18)	2302
Samuels tries to save a critically wounded patient, while a Chinese couple perform a ritual on their dying son and Ralph decides to leave St. Eligius.
12	12	"Release"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: Tom Fontana and David Assael Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	February 1, 1983 (1983-02-01)	2311
As Craig's college roommate checks in for a sex change operation, White tries to get his first autopsy consent form and Chandler helps a shooting victim regain his memory.
13	13	"Family History"	Kevin Hooks	Teleplay: Andrew Laskos Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	February 8, 1983 (1983-02-08)	2312
White hopes to reconcile with his wife, while the amnesiac shooting victim meets his parents and Armstrong attempts to correct an embarrassing oversight.
14	14	"Remission"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Lee Curran Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	February 22, 1983 (1983-02-22)	2314
As Auschlander considers chemotherapy, an assault victim is brought in due to racial tensions, a female flasher roams the halls and Fiscus - recently evicted from his apartment - convinces Ehrlich to take him in.
15	15	"Monday, Tuesday, Sven's Day"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: John Masius and Tom Fontana Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	March 1, 1983 (1983-03-01)	2315
While Ehrlich gets mismatched for a party at Craig's house, Morrison learns that the assault victim was not beaten up due to racial issues and tricks are played on Luther for his birthday.
16	16	"The Count"	Kevin Hooks	Joshua Brand & John Falsey	March 8, 1983 (1983-03-08)	2316
Cavanero and Samuels help a porn star hide from a summons server, while Armstrong suspects a surgeon of needlessly inserting pacemakers in patients.
17	17	"Brothers"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Mark Tinker & John Tinker Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	March 15, 1983 (1983-03-15)	2317
As Ehrlich asks Daniels for a second chance and Rosethal faces a mastectomy, a man asks the doctors to end his terminally ill brother's suffering.
18	18	"Dog Day Hospital"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: John Ford Noonan Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	March 22, 1983 (1983-03-22)	2318
A pregnant woman with a gun interrupts Ehrlich's first solo operation when she demands to see the doctor who gave her husband a vasectomy, while Fiscus's feisty aunt tours the hospital.
19	19	"Working"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: Dennis Cooper Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	April 5, 1983 (1983-04-05)	2320
The family of a patient who died in an elevator sues Chandler and an attractive surgeon reveals a different side of Craig.
20	20	"Craig in Love"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: Steve Lawson Story: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	April 12, 1983 (1983-04-12)	2321
Craig continues to enjoy the warmth of Dr. Anya while his wife is away and Chandler grows increasingly sensitive by the malpractice charge.
21	21	"Baron Von Munchausen"	Victor Hsu	Teleplay: David Assael and Paul Schiffer Story by: Joshua Brand & John Falsey	April 19, 1983 (1983-04-19)	2319
As a crazy woman attacks Daniels and Craig addresses a group of minority med students, Morrison and Ehrich clash over whether to operate on a man whose test results differ from his condition.
22	22	"Addiction"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana	May 3, 1983 (1983-05-03)	2322
White is suspected of stealing drugs, Auschlander gets into a fist fight, Craig's med-student son has a different reaction to medicine and Morrison's wife goes into labor.

Season 2 (1983–1984)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
23	1	"Ties That Bind"	Bruce Paltrow	John Masius and Tom Fontana	October 26, 1983 (1983-10-26)	3301
City-budget advisor Joan Halloran clashes with Craig over funds for a heart transplant, while a man refuses to leave his wife after driving her to the ER.
24	2	"Lust Et Veritas"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Dennis Cooper Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana and Dennis Cooper	November 2, 1983 (1983-11-02)	3302
Singleton goes too far to rehabilitate his wife and a plastic surgeon sees a good side to Halloran.
25	3	"Newheart"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana and Garn Stephens & Emilie R. Small	November 9, 1983 (1983-11-09)	3303
As Fran Singleton refuses to see her husband, Halloran faces strong opposition to the proposed participation in a nuclear contingency plan.
26	4	"Qui Transtulit Sustinet"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: John Tinker & Mark Tinker Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	November 16, 1983 (1983-11-16)	3304
The heart-transplant team being led by Craig faces complications, while Luther asks Fiscus to join him in a silver-futures investment.
27	5	"A Wing and a Prayer"	Bruce Paltrow	Raymond DeLaurentis & Robert DeLaurentis	November 23, 1983 (1983-11-23)	3305
The staff of St. Eligius plan their own Thanksgiving dinner, leading to Craig and Ehrlich in a competition for best turkey.
28	6	"Under Pressure"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: Steve Bello Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	November 30, 1983 (1983-11-30)	3307
Two Irish teenagers cause trouble at the hospital, while Rosenthal gets arrested just before her breast surgery and a lounge singer sets up in an elevator.
29	7	"Entrapment"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Steve Bello Story: Tom Fontana and John Masius and Steve Bello	December 7, 1983 (1983-12-07)	3308
As Craig finds the answer to Eve's post-operative blues, a Protestant youth runs down a Catholic and White has a drug relapse.
30	8	"All About Eve"	David Anspaugh	John Masius and Tom Fontana	December 14, 1983 (1983-12-14)	3309
Caldwell reveals his relationship with Halloran during his treatment, while Westphall tells his autistic son that their housekeeper is leaving.
31	9	"AIDS and Comfort"	Victor Lobl	Teleplay: Steve Lawson Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana and Steve Lawson	December 21, 1983 (1983-12-21)	3306
White reveals that he's treating a patient with AIDS just as the hospital is having difficulty organizing a blood drive during a blizzard.
32	10	"A Pig Too Far"	Linda Day	John Tinker and James Kahn	January 11, 1984 (1984-01-11)	3310
Halloran investigates transfer practices when an indigent is brought in from a private hospital, while Ehrlich experiences the neuroses that come with being in love.
33	11	"Blizzard"	Kevin Hooks	Steve Lawson and Jamie Horton	January 18, 1984 (1984-01-18)	3311
During a blizzard, Craig has a hard time getting to the hospital, Martin has a date, a computer hacker makes trouble for Luther and the roof falls in on Cavanero.
34	12	"Hearing"	Charles Braverman	Teleplay: Steve Bello Story: Steve Bello and Robert Daniels	February 1, 1984 (1984-02-01)	3312
As Luther and Fiscus use chemical relief to treat Auschlander and a radiology supervisor criticizes a deaf employee, the futures of Daniels and White at St. Eligius are decided at a hearing.
35	13	"In Sickness and in Health"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana	February 8, 1984 (1984-02-08)	3313
Halloran's father comes to the hospital, while Craig's mother-in-law and Ehrlich's aunt are among the guests at Roberta and Ehrlich's wedding.
36	14	"Drama Center"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: John Tinker Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	February 15, 1984 (1984-02-15)	3314
A rape happens outside the hospital, Westphall's son and White each struggle to deal with change and a TV crew follows Craig.
37	15	"Attack"	Kevin Hooks	Teleplay: Cynthia Darnell & Douglas Brooks West Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	February 22, 1984 (1984-02-22)	3315
As a construction worker keeps quiet about his medical history to avoid losing work time and Auschlander enjoys the company of an old girlfriend, the rapist finds a new victim inside the hospital.
38	16	"After Dark"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Steve Lawson Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana and Steve Lawson	February 29, 1984 (1984-02-29)	3316
While Craig expects to win the "Doctor of the Year" award and Caldwell and Ehrlich make decisions about their romantic relationships, the rapist strikes again.
39	17	"Vanity"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: John Tinker and Raymond DeLaurentis and Jorge Zamacona Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	March 7, 1984 (1984-03-07)	3317
Craig wants to put a stop to the TV documentary, Rosenthal has reconstructive breast surgery and Mr. Entertainment finds his true calling.
40	18	"Equinox"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: Channing Gibson & Charles H. Eglee Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	March 14, 1984 (1984-03-14)	3318
As Caverno faces the task of telling a student he has cancer, White is let go from his reduced assault charge and returns to the hospital - only to face a hostile staff, including Martin.
41	19	"The Women"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: John Ford Noonan Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	March 28, 1984 (1984-03-28)	3319
The staff of St. Eligius makes friends with an octogenarian, an erratic mother and a nose-job recipient.
42	20	"Cramming"	Tim Matheson	Steve Lawson and Steve Bello	May 2, 1984 (1984-05-02)	3320
As Armstrong makes a fatal misdiagnosis and White takes a polygraph test, Ehrlich attempts to send Aunt Charice away as he crams for the National Boards.
43	21	"Rough Cut"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Susan Lindner & Mitchell Fink Story: Steve Lawson and Steve Bello	May 9, 1984 (1984-05-09)	3321
While Fiscus gains popularity from his modeling debut and Caldwell tries to prepare for a weekend in Paris, the residents wait to hear who will be dropped from the program.
44	22	"Hello and Goodbye"	Linda Day	John Masius and Tom Fontana	May 16, 1984 (1984-05-16)	3322
The ER is shut down for repairs as Morrison goes on his first date since his wife's passing, Craig's son returns home after conquering his drug problem and Auschlander collapses in a stalled elevator.

Season 3 (1984–1985)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
45	1	"Playing God: Part 1"	Bruce Paltrow	John Masius and Tom Fontana	September 19, 1984 (1984-09-19)	4301
A mother superior argues with Westphall over the fate of a critically injured nun, while the nurses may go on strike since Rosenthal and Auschlander can't negotiate a contract and three firemen are brought in with severe burns and injuries.
46	2	"Playing God: Part 2"	Bruce Paltrow	John Masius and Tom Fontana	September 26, 1984 (1984-09-26)	4302
Westphall bans Sister Domenica from the hospital as Fiscus meets a young patient's fairy godmother, Rosenthal brings a mediator into the negotiations and White comes back to work.
47	3	"Two Balls and a Strike"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: John Tinker Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana and John Tinker	October 3, 1984 (1984-10-03)	4303
As the rapist strikes again, Daniels stays behind when Rosenthal leads the nurses on strike, the Craigs see a therapist and Luther discovers the reason behind a firefighter's slow recovery.
48	4	"Strikeout"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Steve Bello Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana and Steve Bello	October 17, 1984 (1984-10-17)	4304
As Martin becomes the rapist's latest victim, the city threatens to close St. Eligius if the nurses' strike isn't settled and Lucy leaves the picket line to help with an emergency surgery.
49	5	"Breathless"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Joel Surnow Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	October 24, 1984 (1984-10-24)	4305
A psychiatric patient confesses to the rapes, while the firefighter who's been using drugs faces complications, an employee gets asbestosis and Ehrlich gets divorced.
50	6	"My Aim is True"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Charles H. Eglee & Channing Gibson Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	October 31, 1984 (1984-10-31)	4306
One firefighter gets a new face, another develops claustrophobia, Auschlander hires an assistant, a cop loses his gun in the ER and Elliot becomes a hypochondriac.
51	7	"Fade to White"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: Cynthia Darnell Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	November 7, 1984 (1984-11-07)	4307
Morrison discovers the cause of a child's asthma attacks, while residents interview for a job in television and the surviving firefighters celebrate their recovery.
52	8	"Sweet Dreams"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana	November 14, 1984 (1984-11-14)	4308
The doctors and patients of St. Eligius have sleeping problems.
53	9	"Up on the Roof"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Steve Bello and Channing Gibson Story: John Tinker and Charles H. Eglee	November 21, 1984 (1984-11-21)	4309
As a bone-marrow specialist arrives to perform a transplant on feuding brothers, an accident happens while Morrison's neighbor watches Pete and Caldwell bids farewell to the last firefighter.
54	10	"Girls Just Want to Have Fun"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: Channing Gibson and John Tinker Story: Charles H. Eglee and Steve Bello	November 28, 1984 (1984-11-28)	4310
Auschandler proposes a risky procedure for Alexis, while the rumor Cavanero started comes back to hunt her and Chandler turns in a woman who's been illegally practicing medicine.
55	11	"Homecoming"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: John Tinker and Charles H. Eglee Story: Steve Bello and Channing Gibson	December 5, 1984 (1984-12-05)	4311
A woman returns home from a trip to find her ex-husband getting weaker from the procedure he's going through to save their daughter, while Martin gives Fiscus a letter that could determine Daniels' fate.
56	12	"The Children's Hour"	William Daniels	Teleplay: Charles H. Eglee and Steve Bello Story: Channing Gibson and John Tinker	December 12, 1984 (1984-12-12)	4312
Westphall decides his son's future, while Martin lives the psychiatric ward to help a fellow patient, Ehrlich helps a woman with an active libido and Rosenthal is confronted by his wife's lover.
57	13	"Dr. Wyler, I Presume"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Cynthia Darnell Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	December 19, 1984 (1984-12-19)	4313
The search for a kidney donor reunites Auschlander with a doctor who's been in Africa for 40 years and Craig and Ehrlich find removing a bullet from a patient to be a very risky procedure.
58	14	"Whistle, Wyler Works"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: Duncan Smith Story by: John Masius and Tom Fontana	January 2, 1985 (1985-01-02)	4314
As Ehlrich stands by during Shalla's kidney transplant, Luther is recruited by a Caribbean medical school with questionable credentials that already has a "graduate" working at St. Eligius.
59	15	"Bye, George"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana	January 9, 1985 (1985-01-09)	4315
While Halloran tries to defend Morrison and Mrs. Hufnagel proposes marriage, a tragedy convinces Wyler to leave Boston.
60	16	"Saving Face"	Charles Braverman	Teleplay: Jorge Zamacona and Norma Safford Vela Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	January 16, 1985 (1985-01-16)	4316
Caldwell cares for a woman with a disfigured disease, while Craig's 30th-anniversary celebration includes a visit from his brother and a new doctor takes over the ER.
61	17	"Give the Boy a Hand"	Janet Greek	Teleplay: Mitchell Fink & Marcus Ross Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	January 23, 1985 (1985-01-23)	4317
As Westphall tries to counsel his daughter on her college pressures and Ehrlich ends his TV career, Woodley befriends a runaway pregnant woman whose boyfriend has set up a drug deal.
62	18	"Any Portrait in a Storm"	Leo Penn	Teleplay: Lyle Kessler Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	January 30, 1985 (1985-01-30)	4318
Dean leaves for Florida just as Maddy goes into labor, while a phone repairman gets electrocuted in the hospital and Auschlander cancels his own tribute.
63	19	"Red, White, Black and Blue"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: Channing Gibson Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	February 13, 1985 (1985-02-13)	4319
As Ehrlich reports a case of suspected child abuse and Shirley Daniels returns to St. Eligius, the staff goes on alert mode when the First Lady's motorcade passes through the area.
64	20	"Amazing Face"	Janet Greek	Teleplay: Charles H. Eglee Story by: John Masius and Tom Fontana	February 20, 1985 (1985-02-20)	4320
While Westphall puts his house on the market and Daniels returns to the scene of the crime, the bandages are removed from a woman operated on for disfigurement just as Mrs. Hufnagel is about to go under the knife herself.
65	21	"Murder, She Rote"	Mark Tinker	John Masius and Tom Fontana and Steve Bello	February 27, 1985 (1985-02-27)	4321
Elliot goes on a date, Caldwell tries to get his patient to leave her room, Mrs. Hufnagel finally leaves the hospital and Daniels is declared fit to return to work.
66	22	"Tears of a Clown"	Janet Greek	Teleplay: John Masius and Tom Fontana Story: Steve Bello, John Tinker, Charles H. Eglee and Channing Gibson	March 13, 1985 (1985-03-13)	4322
A clown's multiple sclerosis gets worse, while Craig helps Westphall find a condo and Morrison's responsibilities take their toll on him.
67	23	"Bang the Eardrum Slowly"	David Anspaugh	Teleplay: Stephen Willey Story: John Masius and Tom Fontana	March 20, 1985 (1985-03-20)	4324
As Morrison learns the cause of his troubles and Elliot meets Mrs. Hufnagel's son while mourning her passing with Auschlander, Luther's hearing is damaged in an explosion.
68	24	"Cheers"	Bruce Paltrow	John Masius and Tom Fontana and John Tinker	March 27, 1985 (1985-03-27)	4323
Craig, Auschlander and Westphall have drinks at Cheers as they ponder the meaning of life.

Season 4 (1985–1986)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
69	1	"Remembrance of Things Past"	Bruce Paltrow	Tom Fontana, John Masius & Bruce Paltrow	September 18, 1985	5309
70	2	"Father and Sons"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Duncan Smith Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	September 25, 1985	5302
71	3	"Haunted"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Charles H. Eglee, Channing Gibson & John Tinker Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	October 23, 1985	5310
72	4	"The Naked and the Dead"	Leo Penn	Teleplay: Russ Woody Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	October 30, 1985	5303
73	5	"Slice O'Life"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: John Tinker Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	November 6, 1985	5304
74	6	"Lost and Found in Space"	Robert Becker	Teleplay: Bob Resenfarb Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	November 13, 1985	5305
75	7	"Close Encounters"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Norma Safford Vela Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	November 20, 1985	5306
76	8	"Watch the Skies"	Beth Hillshafer	Teleplay: Charles H. Eglee Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	November 27, 1985	5307
77	9	"Sanctuary"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Channing Gibson Story by: Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	December 4, 1985	5308
78	10	"Loss of Power"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: John Masius Story by: Tom Fontana, Bruce Paltrow & Mark Tinker	December 11, 1985	5323
79	11	"Santa Claus is Dead"	Leo Penn	Charles H. Eglee, Tom Fontana & John Masius	December 18, 1985	5314
80	12	"The Boom Boom Womb"	Nicholas Mele	Teleplay: Michael Moody Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 8, 1986	5312
81	13	"To Tell the Truth"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Steve Lawson Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 15, 1986	5313
82	14	"Family Ties"	Allan Arkush	Teleplay: Judith Kahan Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 22, 1986	5315
83	15	"Family Feud"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Frank Dandridge Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 29, 1986	5316
84	16	"Family Affair"	Bruce Paltrow	Teleplay: Eric Overmyer Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	February 12, 1986	5317
85	17	"Time Heals (Part 1)"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	February 19, 1985	5318
86	18	"Time Heals (Part 2)"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	February 20, 1985	5301
87	19	"Out on a Limb"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Judith Kahan Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	February 26, 1986	5319
88	20	"Come Home, Oh Sapien"	Allan Arkush	Teleplay: Michael Duggan Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	March 5, 1986	5320
89	21	"Cheek to Cheek"	Helaine Head	Teleplay: Eric Overmyer Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	March 12, 1986	5321
90	22	"Black's Magic"	Beth Hillshafer	Charles H. Eglee, Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson, John Masius & John Tinker	March 19, 1986	5324
91	23	"The Equalizer"	Mark Tinker	Charles H. Eglee, Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson, John Masius & John Tinker	April 30, 1985	5325
92	24	"E.R."	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	May 7, 1986	5322

Season 5 (1986–1987)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
93	1	"Where There's Hope, There's Crosby"	Bruce Paltrow	Tom Fontana & John Masius	September 24, 1986	6301
94	2	"When You Wish Upon a Scar"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	October 1, 1986	6302
95	3	"A Room With a View"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Channing Gibson Story by: Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	October 8, 1986	6303
96	4	"Brand New Bag"	Beth Hillshafer	Teleplay: Eric Overmyer Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & Eric Overmyer	October 15, 1986	6304
97	5	"You Beta Your Life"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, John Masius & Mark Tinker	October 29, 1986	6305
98	6	"Not My Type"	Allan Arkush	Teleplay: Ann Reckling Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	November 5, 1986	6306
99	7	"Up and Down"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Johnny Dawkins Story by: Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	November 12, 1986	6307
100	8	"Nothing Up My Sleeve"	Allan Arkush	Teleplay: Norma Safford Vela Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & Eric Overmyer	November 19, 1986	6308
101	9	"After Life"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	November 26, 1986	6309
102	10	"Once Upon a Mattress"	Helaine Head	Teleplay: Channing Gibson Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	December 3, 1986	6310
103	11	"Lost Weekend"	Eric Laneuville	Tom Fontana, John Masius & Eric Overmyer	December 10, 1986	6311
104	12	"Cold War"	Peter Medak	Teleplay: Christopher Whitesell Story by: Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	January 7, 1987	6312
105	13	"Russian Roulette"	Helaine Head	Teleplay: Ann Reckling Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 14, 1987	6313
106	14	"Visiting Daze"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: D. Keith Mano Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	January 21, 1987	6314
107	15	"Getting Ahead"	Allan Arkush	Tom Fontana, John Masius & Eric Overmyer	January 28, 1987	6315
108	16	"Jose, Can You See?"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: John Tinker Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	February 4, 1987	6316
109	17	"Schwarzwald"	Allan Arkush	Teleplay: Richard Kramer Story by: Tom Fontana & John Masius	February 11, 1987	6317
110	18	"You Again?"	Ron Abbott	Teleplay: Susan Kander Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & John Tinker	February 18, 1987	6318
111	19	"Rites of Passage"	Eric Laneuville	Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Masius	February 25, 1987	6319
112	20	"Women Unchained"	Michael Fresco	Teleplay: Russ Woody Story by: Tom Fontana, John Masius & Eric Overmyer	March 4, 1987	6320
113	21	"Good Vibrations"	Bruce Paltrow	Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson, John Masius & John Tinker	May 13, 1987	6323
114	22	"Slip Sliding Away"	John Heath	Channing Gibson, John Masius, Eric Overmyer & John Tinker	May 20, 1987	6321
115	23	"Last Dance at the Wrecker's Ball"	Eric Laneuville	Tom Fontana & John Masius	May 27, 1987	6322

Season 6 (1987–1988)

Series #	Season #	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Production code
116	1	"Resurrection"	Bruce Paltrow	Channing Gibson & John Tinker	September 16, 1987	7301
117	2	"The Idiot and the Odyssey"	Mark Tinker	Channing Gibson, John Masius & John Tinker	September 23, 1987	7303
118	3	"A Moon For the Misbegotten"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Tom Fontana Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	September 30, 1987	7302
119	4	"Ewe Can't Go Home Again"	Eric Laneuville	Channing Gibson, Eric Overmyer & John Tinker	October 21, 1987	7304
120	5	"Night of the Living Bed"	Michael Fresco	Channing Gibson, John PiRoman & John Tinker	October 28, 1987	7305
121	6	"The He-Man Woman Hater's Club"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Emily Potter Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	November 4, 1987	7306
122	7	"Handoff"	David Morse	Teleplay: John Tinker Story by: Channing Gibson & Glen Merzer	November 11, 1987	7307
123	8	"Heart On"	Michael Fresco	Channing Gibson & John Tinker	November 18, 1987	7308
124	9	"Weigh In, Way Out"	Mark Tinker	Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Tinker	December 2, 1987	7323
125	10	"No Chemo, Sabe?"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Douglas Steinberg Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	December 9, 1987	7310
126	11	"A Coupla White Dummies Sitting Around Talking"	David Morse	Teleplay: D. Keith Mano Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	December 16, 1987	7311
127	12	"Final Cut"	Beth Hillshafer	Teleplay: Jim Kramer Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	January 6, 1988	7312
128	13	"Heaven's Skate"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Ann Reckling Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	January 13, 1988	7313
129	14	"Curtains"	John Heath	Teleplay: Ann Reckling Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	February 3, 1988	7314
130	15	"Fairytale Theater"	Michael Fresco	Teleplay: Grace McKeaney & Lydia Woodward Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	February 10, 1988	7315
131	16	"Down and Out On Beacon Hill"	Eric Laneuville	Channing Gibson & John Tinker	February 17, 1988	7316
132	17	"Their Town"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Sagan Lewis Story by: Tom Fontana, Channing Gibson & John Tinker	April 20, 1988	7317
133	18	"The Naked Civil Surgeon"	Michael Fresco	Teleplay: Grace McKeaney Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	April 27, 1988	7318
134	19	"Requiem for a Heavyweight"	Bill Molloy	Teleplay: Lydia Woodward Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	May 4, 1988	7319
135	20	"Split Decision"	John Heath	Teleplay: Aram Saroyan Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	May 11, 1988	7320
136	21	"The Abby Singer Show"	Eric Laneuville	Teleplay: Tom Fontana Story by: Channing Gibson & John Tinker	May 18, 1988	7321
137	22	"The Last One"	Mark Tinker	Teleplay: Bruce Paltrow & Mark Tinker Story by: Tom Fontana & Channing Gibson	May 28, 1988	7322

External links

• List of St. Elsewhere episodes at TV.com
• List of St. Elsewhere episodes at Internet Movie Database