Rachel Gunn, R.N. - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Huse of Rachel
Dunkel wants to be Rachel's tenant in her duplex.
Walkin' the Floor Over You
Rachel suddenly can't stomach observing surgery.
To Plea or Not to Plea
Rachel opts for suspension rather than apologize for contradicting a doctor in front of his patient.
A Fistful of Savings
Rachel wants a vacation without spending the money.
The Pet Peeve
Becky Jo and Sister Joan are dueling do-gooders; Dunkel stuns Rachel with his choice of a pet.
A Kept Woman
A rich ex-beau tries to woo Rachel, who previously thought his money a problem.
Jeanette Meets Strasberg
Cost makes Rachel compromise when willed the responsibility of burying a departed staffer.
My Left Feet
Rachel and Dunkel are dance partners to win money after damaging their new neighbor's lawn ornament.
Who's That Knockin' on My Head?
Rachel gets revenge on the buglar who robbed her house when he shows up at the hospital.
Love Is Here to Stay
With her husband at sea, newlywed neighbor Veronica has eyes for Dunkel.
Rachel Sees Red
I Dream of Squidhead
Come Ona My House
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