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Dark comedy drama series about a no-nonsense emergency room nurse based in New York

Dark comedy drama series about Jackie Peyton, a no-nonsense emergency room nurse based in New York who has to balance her frenzied job with a complicated home life

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Nurse Jackie: Series 1

Edie Falco

Eve Best

Merritt Wever

Haaz Sleiman

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Daisy Tahan

Nurse Jackie: Series 1: Episode 3: Chicken Soup

Chicken Soup

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Episode 3: Chicken Soup

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BBC Two - Nurse Jackie, Series 1, Chicken Soup

An elderly patient has been treating his heart disease with his wife's chicken soup.

Drama series. An elderly patient has been treating his heart disease with chicken soup. Jackie discusses her daughter's anxiety with Dr O'Hara.

Drama series about Jackie Peyton, a no-nonsense emergency room nurse based in New York who has to balance her frenzied job with a complicated home life. 

An elderly patient has been treating his heart disease with his wife's chicken soup. Jackie discusses her daughter's anxiety with Dr O'Hara and Eddie learns that he is to be replaced by a pill-dispensing machine. Meanwhile, Zoey must work up the courage to ask for her new stethoscope back after Dr O'Hara takes it.

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