Criminal Minds
2005
Search results
Jun 28, 2022 · Mary Mara played the 'ER' character Loretta Sweet in 1995. Back in 1995, Mary took on the recurring role of Loretta Sweet on NBC's hit medical drama series ER . Loretta's character is a prostitute who infrequently shows up as a patient in the emergency room where all of the main characters work.
Sep 12, 2023 · Loretta Sweet: ER character profile. ER. Sep 12. Written By. Loretta Sweet, a recurring patient in the ER, holds a significant place within the overarching storyline of the series. While her role may seem limited, she brings a personal touch that adds depth and humanity to the show.
- Overview
- Plot
- Synopsis
- Characters
- Trivia
- Quotes
Take These Broken Wings is the 21st episode of the second season of "E.R."
Susan consults a therapist to cope with the loss of Little Susie to Chloe. Jeanie's estranged husband, Al Boulet checks into the ER complaining of flu-like symptoms which turn out to be caused by HIV.
Shep expects Carol to back his version of events during an official investigation of his behavior.
Throughout the episode, Susan is heard talking to a therapist about Little Suzy being gone.
Mark & Kerry talk about Susan's candidacy for Chief Resident. Kerry is hoping Mark will support her in becoming an attending physician.
Karen reveals to Doug that his father left for Mexico and took the money that belongs to the hotel. Feeling bad, Doug turns to his mother to borrow $10,000 from her.
Carol covers for Shep during an investigative interview about Shep shoving a guy into a table. In the end, the case is dropped.
Jeanie's husband, Al (whom she is separated from) comes to the E.R. with the flu and Jeanie later finds out that he has AIDS.
Loretta Sweet is brought to the ER with pain and brings her two children with her. The kids take a video camera from another patient, Iris (who is in the ER with a cat allergy) and videotape the people in the ER.
•Susan Lewis
•Mark Greene
•Kerry Weaver
•Doug Ross
•Carol Hathaway
•Jeanie Boulet
•Carter and TC have a discussion about the NBA playoffs, but they fail to mention the Chicago Bulls who were the dominant team in the NBA at the time. This is surprising because there are other references to the Chicago Bulls' success during this season.
Susan: I always knew you loved your children. I just never realized how much you fell in love with them. Little Susie was like a storybook, one you never wanted to put down. Every smile was some new page to be poured over, studied, touched, remembered. I loved my storybook. For the first time in a long time, I didn't feel alone.
Haleh (to Lydia while looking at her engagement ring): Girl, that's pretty. Finally popped the question, huh?
Lydia: Yep. He really wanted me to have his mother's ring, but she's still alive.
Kerry (to Jeanie after discovering Al has AIDS): I know you're separated, but he may have been HIV-positive for a few years. Have you ever been tested?
Jun 28, 2022 · In the obituary shared with PEOPLE, Mara's family writes that she specialized in "complex portrayals of often-troubled characters," including her recurring role as Loretta Sweet on ER .
Mara's breakthrough role came on ER, which was the most popular medical drama airing on prime time television during the mid-1990s. She played Loretta Sweets, a patient with cervical cancer, in nine episodes from 1995 to 1996. This helped spur her into the starring role of Inspector Bryn Carson on Nash Bridges from 1996 to 1997.
Jun 28, 2022 · On the small screen, Mara was perhaps best known for playing Loretta Sweet, a sympathetic, down-and-out sex worker and single mother, on the medical drama ER. She also portrayed Police...
ER (TV Series 1994–2009) Mary Mara as Loretta Sweet. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie Spotlight
