Nurse Jackie
Forget It
TV Flash files “Forget It” as hour 54 of 80 in the TV Flash guide — Nurse Jackie (2009–2015) on Showtime, season 5, episode 8, aired 2013-06-02, 30 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S05E08: listed hour 54 of 80 in the Nurse Jackie guide, hour 8 of 10 in season 5. It aired 2013-06-02 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Teachable Moments” (S05E07). Next is “Heart” (S05E09).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
What clearly is going to be "the night" for Jackie and Frank is interrupted by Kevin, figuring she was at work. Kevin is apologetic, but Jackie is angry; Akalitus's blood results are in; Zoey helps Prentiss organize his disaster of an office; In a moment of panic, Carrie makes the right diagnosis on a patient who cannot breathe; Jackie attends an AA meeting; Jackie and Grace get into a fight after Jackie discovers Grace left campus for lunch. Jackie is convinced that Grace is sneaking behind her back to see Danny, but Grace assures her they broke up.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Forget It sit in the Nurse Jackie guide?
S05E08 is listed hour 54 of 80 — hour 8 of 10 in season 5, season 5 episode 8.
When did Nurse Jackie S05E08 air?
Forget It aired 2013-06-02 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Is Nurse Jackie a medical procedural?
The floor is real; the show is Jackie as best nurse and functioning addict in the same scrubs. Clinical dark comedy, not case-of-the-week healing.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Edie Falco's Jackie Peyton is the floor's best nurse and a functioning addict in the same scrubs. Nurse Jackie is half-hour antiheroine work: clinical dark comedy, Merritt Wever's Zoey as the conscience, and a series-ending choice that still starts arguments in the break room.
Jackie Peyton is the best nurse on the floor and a functioning opioid addict in the same scrubs, which is the whole craft argument of the half-hour. Liz Brixius, Linda Wallem, and Evan Dunsky's Nurse Jackie (2009–2015) reinvented Edie Falco post-Sopranos for Showtime's late-2000s wave: clinical dark comedy, not a medical procedural about healing the healer. Merritt Wever's Zoey is the conscience — an Emmy-winning breakout — beside Eve Best, Paul Schulze, Peter Facinelli, Dominic Fumusa. Competence as a cover…
Filed against
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- Merritt Wever as Zoey Barkow
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- Eve Best as Eleanor O'Hara
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- Paul Schulze as Eddie Walzer
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- Peter Facinelli as Fitch Cooper
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- Dominic Fumusa as Kevin Peyton
Dominic Fumusa’s Kevin Peyton lived Nurse Jackie as the husband who had to share the scrubs’ secret — Edie Falco’s best nurse and functioning addict, half-hour antiheroine work, Merritt Wever’s Zoey as conscience. Clinical dark comedy…