O'Hara tells Jackie she can endure her family drama. After all Stella McCart...
Jackie and O'Hara witness Cooper breaking up with his girlfriend. O'Hara is ...
Jackie, who broke her own finger with a hammer, tells O'Hara she doesn't want...
O'Hara tells Jackie she would talk to Cooper but with Cooper's involuntary se...
Jackie admits to O'Hara that she forged Cooper's name on the paperwork for th...
O'Hara tells Jackie if she keeps pouting her face will freeze.
O'Hara tells Jackie she never makes the same mistake twice, so she won't betr...
O'Hara apologizes to Jackie for telling her sister about Jackie's life.
O'Hara tells Jackie she admires her for being able to juggle all that's going...
Jackie is upset that O'Hara told her sister, that lives in Paris, about Jacki...
O'Hara enters the patient's room and can smell his filthy feet.
O'Hara lights up a cigarette in the restaurant where she and Jackie are eatin...
Kevin asks O'Hara how she slept in Grace's room.
Jackie walks into the kitchen and asks Fiona and O'Hara what they're up to.
Fiona thinks it's funny that O'Hara finds the coffee she made so disgusting.
O'Hara tells Fiona she's cruel because she's not bringing her a cup of coffee...
A hungover O'Hara tells Fiona she can pour her a cup of coffee but Fiona tell...
At the end of their shift, O'Hara and Jackie walk outside where their crazy n...
Jackie asks O'Hara if she wants to talk about her problems. O'Hara tells her...
Jackie tells Cooper they don't need his help with the stab victim but O'Hara ...
The paramedics wheel in a patient that's been stabbed in the chest and tell O...
O'Hara tells Jackie she will pay for the girls private school.
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