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St. Elsewhere Season 1 Episode 3
Cavanero tries to counsel a couple expecting a Down’s syndrome child; White makes a near-tragic mistake in the E.R.; Martin and Fiscus are caught in a stalled elevator; Morrison learns his wife is pregnant; and Dr. Beale visits the bomber.
Serie: St. Elsewhere
Episode Title: Down's Syndrome
Air Date: 1982-11-16
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