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Addicts try to overcome their addictions with the help of their families and others.

Dramatizations of patients in life threatening moments while doctors do their best to help them in the E.R.

Blackbeard, Henry Morgan, Ann Bonny and Black Bart Roberts. Larger than life, more dangerous than legend - pirates and buccaneers set sail for plunder. Shot in high definition - True Caribbean Pirates recreates the rise of piracy in the Caribbean and its climactic, inevitable downfall.

Question: Is Satan worship and human sacrifice an epidemic of growing proportions, or simply a tabloid fantasy? An ex-FBI agent, ritual crime expert and satanic ritual abuse survivor all swear that it is real and horrific. Here we share the horror of a 1991 cult mass-murder in Central California, with interviews with representatives from "The Church of Satan" who say it goes against their basic principals.

Kim is scheduled to marry her husband, but gets in a bad car accident the afternoon of their wedding; A man collapses while playing basketball; A prisoner who has inserted a foreign object into his urethra is treated; A child is suspected of having ingested some of his mother's prescription medication.

A 36-week pregnant woman who has been shot six times is kept on life support so that the baby can be delivered; A stowaway in an airplane wheel well is treated for hypothermia; A young man gets his finger stuck in a shotgun shell loader; A young girl is brought in when she suddenly can not move her legs.

Doctors try to save a patient who has been shot five times; A patient is admitted with abdominal pains and vomiting blood; A 65-year-old man with chest pains crashes in front of the ER; A woman suffering abdominal pains claims she has an alien insider her.

A man taking down a tree is impaled in the throat by a hook; One pregnant doctor is treated by her pregnant ob-gyn; A hunter is accidentally shot; A woman collapses during class; A patient's suture line comes apart.

Surgeons attempt to save the leg of a pedestrian hit by a car. A doctor in a small town ER has to treat a 16-year-old who has been in an accident. Surgeons look for a bullet that has not left an exit wound.

A sergeant home from Iraq is stabbed in the heart; A woman has earthworms in her arms; Caffeine overdose; A man has been shot in his ear.

Er doctors discover that a 34-year-old man who has staggered into the ER has been stabbed in the heard, and the surgeon is stuck in traffic; A family is admitted after a rollover, and the pet iguana escapes in the ER; after being stabbed; A Buddhist monk is admitted with symptoms of an overdose, but doctors suspect something else.

Survivors of a plane crash are sent to a hospital not equipped to handle them; A 50-year-old woman is admitted after being found slumped over in her car; A seven-year-old child is admitted with a suspected head trauma; An ER physician receives a call from her husband telling her that their six-month-old daughter is not breathing well.

A 14-year-old child is in need of a blood transfusion, but his mother says it is against their religion; Doctors suspect a patient with a history of shoulder dislocations is really trying to con them out of painkillers; A motorcycle rider enters the 'triad of death' he suffers a torn vena cava after he is hit by an SUV; A new ER doctor is put to the test when four patients are brought in at one time.

A man is admitted after a train runs over his feet; A previous bad surgical outcome causes the family of a man experiencing stomach pains to balks at having surgery on a potential perforated bowel; A rookie doctors has trouble convincing her surgeon that a rapidly spreading infection in a female firefighter's arm might be a flesh eating bacteria; A doctor must travel two hours in a wilderness rescue to retrieve a hiker who has fallen into a creek.

A crazed patient starts attacking hospital staff with needles; A patient arrives on Halloween with a knife in his chest; A patient comes into the ER with a rash, and later goes into anaphylactic shock; A woman complains of people "working roots" on her.

A 17-year-old high school football player sustains a head injury in a game; A child has stopped breathing twice; A man was found unconscious in the store where worked; A patient with abdominal pains confuses ER doctors who are not sure at first whether she is a man or woman.

Two teens are impaled in an automobile accident; A little girl has been stung by bees.

Doctors suspect drug use in a group of carnival workers admitted with extremely high fevers; An accident victim might be pregnant; A patient is admitted on Halloween with a hatchet in his skull; A pilot complains of a kidney stone, but the doctors suspect there is more to the story.

A snake bite victim is in danger of losing his life because his religious beliefs forbid receiving blood transfusions; A motorcycle rider comes into the ear with a branch in his helmet and impaled into his neck; Dr. Cardillo treats a woman who has been hit by two cars;

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A child is accidentally stabbed in the head with a pitchfork; A 70-year-old White woman is complaining of abdominal pains is not happy about having a Black doctor; An 82-year-old man suspected of having a stroke is given the choice of using a new drug that could possibly kill him; The newest member of hospital security, an attack dog, does not live up to his expectations.

Navy Chief Petty Officer is transfered to the ER for further tests on a bruised eye that reveals more than was expected and necessitates emergency brain surgery.

A patient in a correctional facility is found unresponsive and running a high fever. A patient with a habit of eating toilet paper complains of abdominal pains. A small town ER is overwhelmed with a family is brought in from a house fire.

A man comes into the ER with a tree branch impaled in his neck; A woman was found passed out on a supermarket floor; Victims from a rave party arrive in the ER.

A young boy suffers an atlanto-occipital dislocation (internal decapitation) after he is hit by a moving vehicle; A doctor is suspicious of a patient who complains of various ailments; Police bring in a bank robber who is having a bad reaction to the chemicals in the exploded dye pack, and who later is shown to have a coronary blockage.