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Writers:
Michael Crichton (creator) and
Paul Manning (writer)
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Original Air Date:
1 February 1996 (Season 2, Episode 13)
Plot:
It's his day off, but Mark shows up for work anyway. After a patient dies and Morgenstern wants to speak to him, Mark soon regrets coming in after all. full summary | add synopsis
Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Anthony Edwards | ... | Dr. Mark Greene |
 | George Clooney | ... | Dr. Doug Ross |
 | Sherry Stringfield | ... | Dr. Susan Lewis |
 | Noah Wyle | ... | John Carter |
 | Julianna Margulies | ... | Nurse Carol Hathaway |
 | Gloria Reuben | ... | Jeanie Boulet |
 | Eriq La Salle | ... | Dr. Peter Benton |
 | Abraham Benrubi | ... | Jerry Markovic |
 | Megan Gallagher | ... | Kathy Snyder |
 | Ellen Crawford | ... | Nurse Lydia Wright |
| Yvette Freeman | ... | Nurse Haleh Adams |
| Josette DiCarlo | ... | Mrs. D'Angelo |
| Jonah Rooney | ... | Ray |
| Lisa Waltz | ... | Mrs. Wimbur |
 | Ron Rifkin | ... | Dr. Carl Vucelich |
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"It's not easy being green", the phrase which this episode's title derives from, is actually a sing written by Joe Raposo and was originally performed by Kermit the Frog for "Sesame Street" (1969). The phrase appears in pop culture as an expression of melancholy. more
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Dr. Mark Greene: I lost my family for this job. more
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