Ep 7. Hidden Truths
- TV-14
- August 3, 2010
- 42 min
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7.4 (34)
In Hawthorne Season 2 Episode 7, titled "Hidden Truths," the medical drama takes on a new level of intensity as the relationships between the hospital staff continue to be tested. Christina Hawthorne, the chief nursing officer at the hospital, struggles to balance her personal life with her professional obligations as she helps her staff navigate the challenges of their jobs.
As the episode begins, Christina's life is in turmoil as she discovers that her ex-husband, Tom, has been diagnosed with cancer. Despite their previously acrimonious relationship, Christina agrees to offer Tom her support as he undergoes treatment. Meanwhile, Tom's new wife, Camille, struggles to come to terms with the situation and feels sidelined by her husband's closeness to Christina.
Throughout the episode, Christina also faces tension with her coworkers as they try to find common ground on a number of issues. Bobbie, a nurse who was recently promoted to management, is struggling to find her place in her new role and lashes out at Christina when she feels unsupported. Elsewhere, Candy, a nurse who has been dealing with personal issues, also clashes with Christina when she tries to take on too much work.
As the day progresses, the hospital is rocked by a number of medical emergencies. A young boy is brought in with a gunshot wound, and Christina and her team struggle to save his life. Meanwhile, the wife of one of the hospital's doctors is rushed in with a potentially fatal condition.
As the episode reaches its climax, Christina is forced to confront some difficult truths about her past that threaten to shake the foundation of her personal and professional lives. Through it all, she must draw on her strength and resilience to navigate the challenges that come her way.
"Hawthorne" Season 2 Episode 7 is a gripping and emotional episode that showcases the highs and lows of working in a hospital. With powerful performances from the cast and a riveting plot, this episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
