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- Season 1 overviewJun 8-Aug 24, 200912 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. Pilot Jun 8, 2009
- A veteran nurse bends the rules to create something good from a patient's death.
- 2. Sweet 'n All Jun 15, 2009
- Depois de ser agredida por um paciente, Jackie adultera um café que cai em mãos erradas.
- 3. Chicken Soup Jun 22, 2009
- An elderly patient treats heart disease with chicken soup; Jackie discusses her daughter's anxiety.
- 4. School Nurse Jun 29, 2009
- Dr. O'Hara must endure a boy's emotional thanks; Zoey loses a patient.
- 5. Daffodil Jul 6, 2009
- Jackie discovers a young girl has been acting as her mom's primary care giver.
- 6. Tiny Bubbles Jul 13, 2009
- An old friend of Jackie's checks into the hospital with terminal lung cancer.
- 7. Steak Knife Jul 20, 2009
- A man is admitted to hospital with a steak knife injury after a first date.
- 8. Pupil Jul 27, 2009
- Zoey believes the temp nurse is high, when Jackie confronts him, she is accused of the same thing.
- 9. Nose Bleed Aug 3, 2009
- Jackie admits a patient she treated before and wonders if she did enough the first time.
- 10. Ring Finger Aug 10, 2009
- Jackie uses an unusual ploy to get Coop off her back; O'Hara helps Jackie remove her wedding ring.
- 11. Pill-O-Matix Aug 17, 2009
- At work, the automated pill machine replaces Eddie. A movie critic is admitted with a broken elbow.
- 12. Health Care and Cinema Aug 24, 2009
- Kevin invites Jackie for a midnight meeting, he plans to surprise her with a new diamond ring.
The series stars Edie Falco as title character Jackie Peyton, a nurse addicted to painkillers while working in the emergency ward at All Saints' Hospital in New York City. During the course of the series, 80 episodes of Nurse Jackie aired over seven seasons, between June 8, 2009, and June 28, 2015.
A former nurse in the hospital returns, sick from lung cancer and with a favor to ask of her friend Jackie. Dr. Cooper's mother is wheeled into the ER with abdominal pains - with his other mom at her side. Mrs. Akalitus is once again on the hunt for any wrongdoing.
Nurse Jackie: Created by Liz Brixius, Evan Dunsky, Linda Wallem. With Edie Falco, Merritt Wever, Paul Schulze, Dominic Fumusa. A drug-addicted nurse struggles to find a balance between the demands of her frenetic job at a New York City hospital and an array of personal dramas.
Jackie brushes off the overly assuming Antoinette, claiming she wants to do recovery on her own. Antoinette turns to Eddie for help and more. Coop and Carrie find a way to get around their 'no sex in the hospital' rule. Jackie comes home to find a wedding invitation from Kevin and Mia.
Season 1. Edie Falco stars as Jackie Peyton, a strong-willed and brilliant but very flawed nurse in a New York City hospital. A lapsed Catholic with an occasional weakness for painkillers to get her through the days, Jackie keeps the hospital balanced with her own kind of justice.
Jun 7, 2009 · Longtime ER nurse Jackie Peyton bends the rules to bring some good from a patient's senseless death, while concealing her addiction to painkillers she gets from her boyfriend, the hospital...
Nurse Jackie is an American medical comedy-drama television series that aired on Showtime from June 8, 2009, to June 28, 2015. Set in New York City, the series follows Jackie Peyton ( Edie Falco ), a drug-addicted emergency department nurse at the fictional All Saints' Hospital.
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Jun 8, 2009 · Episodes. EPISODE 1. Pilot. Longtime ER nurse Jackie Peyton bends the rules to bring some good from a patient's senseless death, while concealing her addiction to a pain killer she gets from her boyfriend, the hospital pharmacist. 26 min · May 28, 2009 TV-MA. EPISODE 2. Sweet 'N' All.
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