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Private Practice (Saison 1)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • All episodes titles start with "In Which..." from the original Winnie the Pooh stories, a similarity to Grey's Anatomy episode titles which come from song names. It only lasted for one season and was scrapped for Season 2.
  • During the Writer's Strike, the current cast of Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice performed in a charity event, Good Medicine, for the Solidarity Fund set up by the Writer's Guild of America for all those who had been put out of work because of the strike.
  • For this season, advertisers paid $208,000 for 30 seconds of ad time and it was the most expensive new show of the season.

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1 1 "In Which We Meet Addison, a Nice Girl From Somewhere Else" * James Pickens, Jr. as Richard Webber At the invitation of her friend, fertility specialist Naomi Bennett, Addison leaves her job in Seattle and heads to Los Angeles to start a new job at Oceanside Wellness Group and to begin a new life. Not expecting Addison's arrival are Naomi's business partners at the co-op wellness center, her ex-husband, internist Sam Bennett, psychiatrist Violet Turner, pediatrician Cooper Freedman and alternative medicine guru Pete Wilder (who is convinced Addison is there because of their recent kiss). On her first day, Addison is presented a case that could make or break her acceptance among the Oceanside staff. * This episode scored 14.41 million viewers, the greatest draw among all the 111 episodes over 6 seasons.
* This is the first episode to air under the Private Practice credits, although the backdoor pilot aired in season three of Grey's Anatomy.
* To shoot the first scene, the cast and crew returned to the sets of Grey's Anatomy. Kate Walsh loved to do this, as the catering was much better there at the time.
2 2 "In Which Sam Receives an Unexpected Visitor" Cooper hires an "entertainer" named Ginger for Sam as a way to jump start his new life as a single person, causing not only Naomi to become jealous, but Addison as well, after Ginger seeks Pete's help with a medical condition. The Oceanside Wellness Group doctors and Saint Ambrose Hospital Chief of Staff Dr. Charlotte King work together to find the cause of a baby's illness.
3 3 "In Which Addison Finds the Magic" Addison must turn to Pete for help in treating a newlywed couple who can't consummate their marriage (no matter how much they try), while Violet tries to convince her patient to leave his wife, despite her own inability to move on from her ex, while Cooper investigates why his patients - four sisters - are all suffering from a mysterious illness. * Sam mentions to Addison that Pete's wife, Anna died 8 years ago. When Pete visits her in the cemetery on the anniversary of her death, we see that her gravestone says Anna Wilder Beloved Wife 1961-2001. Therefore 2007 is the 6th anniversary of her death.
4 4 "In Which Addison Has a Very Casual Get Together" Addison invites her fellow Oceanside Wellness co-workers to her house for a get-together, but no one RSVPs, the wife of Violet's ex-boyfriend visits the wellness center for medical treatment - and Violet is none too happy about it. Cooper counsels a young patient who is lovesick, and Sam appears on his first talk show promoting his self-help book.
5 5 "In Which Addison Finds a Showerhead" Addison can't stop thinking of Pete, despite the encouragement of her friends to channel her energy elsewhere. Allan, Violet's ex, pays a visit to the clinic, and Cooper is not happy to see him, and Naomi and Sam's daughter, Maya, secretly seeks Addison's medical advice. * Pete wears a shirt from The Putney School, where Tim Daly went in real life.
6 6 "In Which Charlotte Goes Down the Rabbit Hole" Charlotte seeks Pete's help in treating her insomnia, Naomi goes on her first date since college, Cooper suspects that his patient's injuries aren't an accident, and a patient asks Addison and Naomi to conceal her fertility from her husband.
7 7 "In Which Sam Gets Taken For a Ride" * Sarah Gilbert as Kelly While Sam finds himself in the midst of a dangerous house call, love - or at least sex - is in the air at Oceanside Wellness Center, as Pete and Addison decide to take their relationship to the next level, and Violet enters a "friends with benefits" pact with Cooper. * This is the only Private Practice episode not to feature KaDee Strickland as Charlotte King.
8 8 "In Which Cooper Finds a Port In His Storm" Cooper returns to the online dating game with surprising results, Addison goes out on a date with one of Violet's patients, Naomi and Sam make a house call at a convent, Dell gives a tour of Oceanside Wellness to his midwifery classmates, and Addison and Pete participate in a "Safe Surrender" program, coming to the aid of a teenaged new mother. * During this episode, Pete and Dell were looking for ID specialists to assist Sam and Naomi, however, Pete was later revealed to be an ID specialist himself.
* In the preceding episode, Sam was pistol whipped and injured by a patient, leaving cuts on his face. This episode takes place the next day, but Sam has no cuts.
9 9 "In Which Dell Finds His Fight" The Oceanside Wellness Center takes on the fertility of one of their previous couples and starts a "Dads-to-be" class, much to Charlotte's displeasure. Sam and Naomi struggle to figure out where their relationship is going. Addison is conflicted about her status in the dating world, and Cooper begins a secret affair with one of his colleagues. * This is the last episode of the series of which the title starts with "In Which" until the series finale, In Which We Say Goodbye.

Private Practice (Saison 2)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • ABC officially renewed Private Practice for a second season on February 11, 2008.

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10 1 "A Family Thing" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (1/11) At Oceanside Wellness, friendships are tested and secrets revealed when Addison discovers that Naomi is concealing the practice's financial problems. Meanwhile, Violet wonders what secret Cooper is keeping from her, while Cooper himself has to decide whether or not to reveal a medical secret to a patient. * This is the first episode of the series of which the title does not start with "In Which".
11 2 "Equal and Opposite" Addison and Sam form a hostile takeover in order to bring the practice out of bankruptcy, as all of the doctors look for additional clients and new income streams, while Violet's friendship with Cooper is on the brink of extinction and a married couple fight for an unethical fertility treatment at Oceanside Wellness. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
12 3 "Nothing to Talk About" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (2/11) Charlotte tries to woo Addison to St. Ambrose Hospital with promises of surgeries, as Addison and Kevin's relationship heats up. Meanwhile Sam questions his ability to save Oceanside Wellness from financial ruin, Pete's firefighter patient suffers an unusual form of post-traumatic stress disorder, and Violet is threatened by a patient's son.
13 4 "Past Tense" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (3/11) An office election pits Sam and Naomi against each other to lead the practice, and ends with surprising results, while Addison treats a young Afghan girl who wants to hide her past, and Cooper's objectionable personal life catches up with his professional one.
14 5 "Let It Go" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (4/11) In trying to fix the financial troubles at Oceanside Wellness, Addison puts the practice in peril, as a good friend of Violet's places her in the terrible position of breaking the law to help her, and Maya hopes that her parents, Sam and Naomi, are rekindling their relationship for good. * This episode takes place in October, as Jenna mentions she's going to have a July baby.
15 6 "Serving Two Masters" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (5/11) Addison treats two pregnant women who unknowingly share the same husband, a visit from an Alzheimer's patient and her loving husband forces Sam and Naomi to look at their own relationship, Violet confronts Charlotte about her relationship with Cooper, and Dell reveals a very special woman in his life to his surprised co-workers.
16 7 "Tempting Faith" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (6/11)
* Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (1/6) 		Addison receives a surprise visit from her brother and fellow surgeon, Archer, and his presence not only causes trouble for her, but for Naomi and Sam as well. Meanwhile Meg returns to try to make it work with Pete, and a patient accused of a malicious crime stirs up anger and emotions, for both Violet and Dell.
17 8 "Crime and Punishment" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (7/11)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (1/11) 		Addison and Charlotte work together to save the lives of a pregnant woman in a coma and her unborn child, as Pete's girlfriend, Meg, clashes with members of the Oceanside staff when she begins seeing patients there, and Violet seeks Kevin's advice when a patient is suspected of murdering his wife. * This episode marks the first appearance of Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace. All his scenes are short therapy-related talks on the elevator, which becomes a running theme throughout the rest of the series.
18 9 "Know When to Fold" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (8/11)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (2/11)
* Sarah Drew as Judy (1/2) 		Charlotte's rival practice, Pacific Wellcare, opens its doors and the competition with Oceanside Wellness begins, as Sam and Pete steal one of their clients, a favorite patient of Addison's goes to a Pacific Wellcare doctor for a second opinion, and Dell proposes the creation of an in-house adoption program. * This episode introduces Addison with a new, shorter haircut.
* Sarah Drew appears in this episode as Judy. Later, she became a regular on Grey's Anatomy, playing the role of April Kepner.
19 10 "Worlds Apart" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (9/11) Pete's girlfriend, Meg, returns to Los Angeles and notices that Pete and Violet are considerably closer. Kevin questions the direction he and Addison are headed in as a couple. Cooper treats a young diabetic boy with a mysterious past and Charlotte and her team of Pacific Wellcare doctors continue to siphon business away from Oceanside Wellness.
20 11 "Contamination" * Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (3/11) One of Cooper's patients contracts the measles and forces the quarantine of all those at Oceanside Wellness, while Naomi pressures Addison into working with her cocky rival, Wyatt, on a fertility case. Meanwhile, Violet and Pete wonder if their friends-with-benefits relationship should move to the next level, as Dell fights for sole custody of his daughter.
21 12 "Homeward Bound" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (10/11)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (4/11) 		As Addison and Kevin struggle in their relationship, she finds herself attracted to Wyatt, the cocky doctor from rival Pacific Wellcare, while Violet seeks a way to carry on relationships with both Pete and Sheldon, and Cooper grows closer to Charlotte when she experiences a family emergency. * The title of the episode refers to Charlotte going home to Alabama.
22 13 "Nothing to Fear" * David Sutcliffe as Kevin Nelson (11/11)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (5/11)
* Sarah Drew as Judy (2/2)
* Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (2/6) 		Violet finds out she's pregnant but isn't sure who the father is, Addison struggles with her own guilty conscience after her kiss with Wyatt, as Sam and Pete clash when an old friend and colleague asks them to help him die. Meanwhile Charlotte proposes marriage to Cooper.
23 14 "Second Chances" * Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (3/6)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (6/11) 		Addison's brother, Archer, moves to LA to begin work at Pacific Wellcare, causing problems for both her and Naomi, and Cooper encourages Violet to talk to Pete and Sheldon about her pregnancy, but she's reluctant when she learns that neither of them wants children.
24 15 "Acceptance" * Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (4/6)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (7/11) 		When Archer suffers a severe seizure, his sister, Addison and his girlfriend, Naomi, aggressively search for the cause and cure, even calling Addison's ex-husband, Derek, for counsel. Meanwhile, Violet tells Sheldon and Pete that she is pregnant, and a seven year-old patient is abandoned, left for Cooper to care for. * This episode runs in parallel to the Grey's Anatomy episode Beat Your Heart Out.
* This is the start of the Grey's Anatomy-Private Practice crossover.
* The title of this episode comes from Archer, trying to make Addison and the others accept that he will die.
25 16 "Ex-Life" * Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (5/6)
* Justin Chambers as Alex Karev
* Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey
* James Pickens, Jr. as Richard Webber
* Eric Dane as Mark Sloan
* Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd 		As Archer recoups from surgery, Derek has Addison work with his pregnant neuro patient. After Sam suffers a sudden asthma attack, Bailey and Naomi work together to find the root cause of Sam's sudden attack, and at Oceanside Wellness, Cooper, Violet and Pete work together to treat a mother suffering from postpartum depression. * This is the second part of the Grey's Anatomy-Private Practice crossover.
* This episode has 5 credited special guest stars, which is the highest number of special guest stars of all episodes of Private Practice.
* This episode continues directly from the Grey's Anatomy episode Before and After.
* The episode was also written by 4 credited writers, also the highest number for any episode of all three shows to date.
26 17 "Wait and See" * Grant Show as Archer Montgomery (6/6)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (8/11) 		As Naomi and Archer grow closer as a couple, Addison suspects that her brother may have returned to his old, bachelor ways. Meanwhile, Dell, Addison and Naomi heatedly debate the pros and cons of gender reassignment surgery when their patients' newborn child is born with both male and female sex organs, and Violet and Sheldon settle some of their own issues when they co-lead a couples' therapy group.
27 18 "Finishing" * Josh Hopkins as Noah Barnes (1/5)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (9/11) 		Addison is attracted to a colleague at St. Ambrose Hospital who turns out to be more than she bargained for. Pete and Sheldon team up to persuade Violet to take a paternity test, but she firmly resists their efforts, and Naomi helps Sam plan romantic activities with Sonya after he accidentally calls her "Naomi" in bed. * The title of this episode is a reference to the conversation Addison has with Noah Barnes each time they meet in a scrub room, in which one asks the other, "Starting or finishing?"
28 19 "What Women Want" * Josh Hopkins as Noah Barnes (2/5) After Addison discovers that a mentally unbalanced pregnant patient has lost her baby, Violet must convince her that the baby has died and that surgery is necessary, while Cooper must tell a longtime patient he must remove part of his jaw due to a fast-growing cancer. Meanwhile, Dell copes with the absence of his daughter after his ex moves for a new job, and Sam and Addison find themselves suppressing their feelings for two very unattainable people.
29 20 "Do the Right Thing" * Josh Hopkins as Noah Barnes (3/5)
* Idina Menzel as Lisa King (1/2) 		Cooper struggles with a patient's mother, who is allowing her 12-year-old daughter to be sexually active. Meanwhile Pete begins dating his patient's fun and outgoing mom, causing a bit of jealousy in Violet. Sam has to take the stand during a malpractice trial for a colleague, and Addison continues to fight her feelings for a very persistent Noah. * According to Sarah's phone, this episode takes place partially on March 26, 2009.
* A couple of events from earlier this season are mentioned in court, such as the measles outbreak and Ray Daniels' death.
30 21 "What You Do For Love" * Josh Hopkins as Noah Barnes (4/5)
* Idina Menzel as Lisa King (2/2)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (10/11) 		When a pregnant woman starts to show signs of heart complications, Addison rushes her St. Ambrose where Noah is standing by to help. Meanwhile at Oceanside Wellness, Sam notices Naomi frequently sneaking away from the clinic, and her elusiveness causes him to rethink their friendship. Pete's relationship with Lisa becomes complicated by Violet's ever-present pregnancy and Sheldon decides it's time to take a stand.
31 22 "Yours, Mine and Ours" * Josh Hopkins as Noah Barnes (5/5)
* Brian Benben as Sheldon Wallace (11/11) 		As Violet chooses between Pete and Sheldon, a grief-stricken patient poses a danger to her. Addison faces her feelings for Noah as Morgan goes into labor. Dell has concerns for his daughter when a drugged-out Heather returns to town, and Naomi must decide if it's in her best interest to stay with Oceanside Wellness or start anew at Pacific Wellcare.

Private Practice (Saison 3)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • ABC officially renewed Private Practice for a third season on April 23, 2009.
  • With 23 episodes, this is the longest season of Private Practice.

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32 1 "A Death in the Family" After Pete discovers Violet dying on the floor of her home, having barely survived a violent attack from her patient, Katie, he rushes her to the hospital where Addison and Naomi fight to save her life. Meanwhile, the whereabouts and condition of Violet's stolen baby are unknown. * When the main cast credits appear on screen, a long pause is taken before Amy Brenneman's name appears. This is most likely to tease the viewers about Violet's suggested death.
33 2 "The Way We Were" Violet is physically recovering from her violent attack at home, but the emotional trauma she suffers from isn't going away, despite the best efforts of Pete and her other friends to help. Meanwhile, Addison and Naomi try to mend their tension-filled relationship, as Sam and Cooper treat a father, who has allegedly attacked his family, after he is stabbed by his wife. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
* This episode's title is likely a reference to the 1973 movie title The Way We Were.
34 3 "Right Here, Right Now" * Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey Miranda Bailey brings a kidney transplant patient to Los Angeles, and Addison isn't the only Oceanside Wellness doctor pleased to see her. Meanwhile the consequences of Addison's emotional affair with Noah catch up with her, and Sheldon and Pete finally discover who the father of Violet's baby is. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is the second part of Grey's Anatomy's Invasion.
* Dialogue in this episode establishes that St. Ambrose is not a teaching hospital at this point, while this appears to have changed in later seasons.
35 4 "Pushing the Limits" Addison, Sam and Cooper treat the sick child of a homeless teen mother they met while volunteering. Meanwhile Violet has trouble relating to her baby when her feelings about her attack resurface during counseling of a rape victim who is now pregnant, and Cooper's financial woes catch up with him when he's asked to help buy out Naomi's share of the practice.
36 5 "Strange Bedfellows" Addison must deal with the return of Naomi's former patients, Zoe and Amelia, whose embryos were accidentally switched, and a serious complication that may end up jeopardizing both fetuses. Meanwhile the time has come for Katie's trial, as Violet struggles with whether or not she can face her attacker in court, and Charlotte is determined to convince Addison, Sam and Cooper to let her join Oceanside Wellness Group. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
37 6 "Slip Slidin’ Away" * James Morrison as William White (1/6)
* Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (1/10) 		The doctors venture into controversial territory when an unexpected new hire at Pacific Wellcare causes Naomi to struggle with the idea of genetically designing babies and Violet makes a sudden decision to try electric shock therapy on a patient. Meanwhile Addison somehow finds herself alone and with a cat. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
38 7 "The Hard Part" Addison and Sam go for a hike in Malibu, and must perform urgent field care when they stumble upon an expecting couple, trapped in their car after an accident. Meanwhile at Oceanside Wellness, Charlotte, Cooper and Violet treat a newlywed who, out of nervousness for his wedding night, has taken too much Viagra, and Pete and Sheldon hit the bar scene together but fall for the same girl. * Dell Parker and Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* As of this episode, Brian Benben is credited under "Also Starring" instead of a regular guest star. This leads to him being upgraded to a series regular.
39 8 "Sins of the Father" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (2/10)
* Stephen Collins as "The Captain" Montgomery (1/3) 		Addison is shaken by the unwelcome arrival of her father to Los Angeles, Cooper is arrested when he refuses to cooperate in a case involving a longtime patient, and Pete fights to keep a terminally ill patient alive long enough for him to meet his new daughter.
40 9 "The Parent Trap" * Stephen Collins as "The Captain" Montgomery (2/3) Addison performs a complex in utero surgery, proving not only her talents to her father but also finally giving them some common ground. Meanwhile, Sam and Naomi deal with their own family crisis when they discover their daughter is growing up way too fast, and Violet does the unthinkable. * Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is the first part of a two-hour Private Practice event with Blowups.
41 10 "Blowups" * Stephen Collins as "The Captain" Montgomery (3/3) A terrible explosion at Dell's house lands Betsey and Heather in the hospital, and everyone is pushed to the limit trying to save their lives. Tensions rise even higher between Addison and The Captain when her mother, Bizzy, shows up and a shocking family secret is revealed. * This episode was the second part of a two-hour Private Practice event along with The Parent Trap.
42 11 "Another Second Chance" * Eric Dane as Mark Sloan
* Leven Rambin as Sloan Riley 		Desperate to help his pregnant daughter, Mark follows Addison back to Oceanside Wellness, Dell and Naomi struggle to raise their children under the same roof, and Violet and Cooper heatedly disagree on how to treat a patient. * This is the second part of a Grey's Anatomy/Private Practice Crossover that began with the Grey's Anatomy episode Blink.
43 12 "Best Laid Plans" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (3/10)
* Melissa McCarthy as Lynn McDonald 		Sam and Naomi are stunned by Maya's shocking announcement, and Naomi's irrational response leaves Sam to pick up the pieces, as Pete challenges Fife on a patient with a cutting edge bionic arm. * With Grey's Anatomy appearances included, this episode marks Kate Walsh's 100th appearance as Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery.
44 13 "Shotgun" * Rosanna Arquette as Corinne Davis (1/2) Addison and Cooper counsel a couple who must make an unthinkable choice, to decide which one of their ailing daughters to save with their newborn's cord blood. Sam is dealt another blow when he finds out Dink's intent to marry Maya, and the rest of the gang runs an intervention on a still distant Naomi.
45 14 "Love Bites" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (4/10)
* James Morrison as William White (2/6) 		Sam convinces Violet to help plan Maya's wedding when Naomi refuses to take part, tensions between Addison and Sam rise even as they work together to treat a suicidal patient, and Cooper and Pete treat a teenage girl with a mysterious bite mark on her neck.
46 15 "Til Death Do Us Part" * Rosanna Arquette as Corinne Davis (2/2) As Violet continues to help Sam with Maya's wedding, Naomi refuses to take part as she works with Addison and Pete to save the life of a 25-week-old premature baby. Meanwhile, Cooper suspects that Charlotte's new boyfriend is abusing pills.
47 16 "Fear of Flying" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (5/10)
* James Morrison as William White (3/6) 		Things get too close for comfort when Addison, Pete, and Sam must come together on a complicated case involving a dad-to-be who comes down with tuberculosis and threatens the future of his new family. Meanwhile, with Violet still gone on her Costa Rican escape, Sheldon takes over helping one of her patients, Natasha, to get over her crippling fear of flying, and Naomi finds herself in a bit of a love triangle of her own. * Dell Parker and Violet Turner does not appear in this episode.
48 17 "Triangles" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (6/10)
* James Morrison as William White (4/6) 		When Addison's patient and the life of the three unborn babies she is carrying as a surrogate hang in the balance, Sam's new girlfriend, Vanessa, and Addison are sharply divided on the course of treatment. Meanwhile Cooper seeks Sheldon's help with a young patient, but their personal quarrels over Charlotte get in the way, and Naomi has a dilemma of her own between William and an unexpectedly charming Dr. Fife. * Dell Parker and Violet Turner does not appear in this episode.
49 18 "Pulling the Plug" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (7/10) A husband's decision to pull the plug on his pregnant wife is overruled by a judge, forcing the hospital to keep her on life support until the fetuses she is carrying as a surrogate are able to survive. Meanwhile, Naomi feels betrayed after learning of Sam and Addison's feelings for one another, and she turns to Dr. Fife for support while William is away on business. And unable to cope with the tension, Addison takes the day off with Pete and Lucas. * Violet Turner does not appear in this episode.
50 19 "Eyes Wide Open" * Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd (1/5)
* Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (8/10) 		When famed neurosurgeon Dr. Ginsberg and her team pay a visit to St. Ambrose to save the life of Kayla, Addison is shocked to see Amelia Shepherd - Derek's younger sister on the team. But Amelia's presence causes strife between Addison, Sam and Pete when she claims she can save Kayla's life after Dr. Ginsberg declares nothing can be done. Meanwhile, Charlotte seeks from Cooper's with a sex education seminar for the elderly that only leads to more tension between the two, as they try to figure out how to work together. * Naomi Bennett and Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
* This episode marks the first appearance of Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd, who becomes a main character as of season four.
51 20 "Second Choices" * Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd (2/5) After her open-ended escape to Costa Rica, Violet has finally returned home and to the practice. Everyone treads a little lightly around her, especially Pete and Addison who have mixed feelings about Violet's desire to reconnect with Lucas. Meanwhile, Amelia butts into Sam's personal life, pointing out that he can mend hearts in the OR but can't seem to do that for himself, and Sheldon encourages Charlotte to reconcile with Cooper, while Cooper deals with a young patient who eats everything in sight. * Naomi Bennett and Dell Parker does not appear in this episode.
* This episode aired in a special time slot at 9 PM, while the rest of the season aired at 10 PM.
52 21 "War" * Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd (3/5)
* Tracee Ellis Ross as Ellen Sicher 		After Violet files for joint custody of Lucas, an embittered Pete voraciously fights back by hiring a tough attorney for the trial, forcing their fellow friends and co-workers to choose sides and have their personal lives dragged onto the stand and into the public eye.
53 22 "In the Name of Love" * Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd (4/5)
* Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (9/10)
* James Morrison as William White (5/6) 		Naomi puts Fife in a conflicted position when she begs him to help William's advanced ALS with his still experimental treatment. Meanwhile Violet and Amelia treat a woman with a brain tumor who has to choose between life or quality of life, and Sheldon decides to officially throw his hat into the ring for Charlotte's affections.
54 23 "The End of a Beautiful Friendship" * Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd (5/5)
* Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (10/10)
* James Morrison as William White (6/6) 		Maya and her unborn baby are fighting for their lives on the operating table, and Addison, Amelia, and Fife try everything humanly possible to save them. Meanwhile, Sam operates on an incoming crash victim and later makes a grim discovery. Cooper makes an ill-timed but valiant effort with Charlotte, and the staff's world gets rocked by an unexpected death. * This episode marks Chris Lowell's final appearance as Dell Parker.
* It's also Geffri Maya's last appearance as Maya Bennett, despite the fact that her character didn't die.

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  • This is the first season of Private Practice not to feature any characters from Grey's Anatomy. Addison is, however, absent in one episode because she's in Seattle to deliver Callie's baby.
  • This season is the first one not to feature Chris Lowell as Dell Parker.
  • Caterina Scorsone was upped to series regular as of this season after recurring in the previous season.
  • This is the only season of the series in which Shonda Rhimes has not written either the season premiere or the season finale.

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55 1 "Take Two" Pete and Violet anxiously prepare for their wedding day, but Cooper may have to intervene when emotions and fear of the future run high. Things have taken a surprise turn with Addison and Sam, and Naomi juggles the burden of caring for her daughter and newborn granddaughter and worries about Dink's ability to parent. Despite disagreements and deeply-rooted conflicts, the doctors come together to mourn the loss of their friend, Dell.
56 2 "Short Cuts" Violet and Cooper make amendments to their friendship in order to please their significant others. Pete and Cooper get in an argument involving marijuana use by a patient. Addison is conflicted about going public with her new romance, and Sheldon's decision to deny approval for a patient's sex change backfires.
57 3 "Playing God" The man responsible for endangering Maya's life and killing Dell shows up at Oceanside Wellness with a heart condition, and Sam struggles with his responsibility to help. Contrary to Violet's warnings, Pete volunteers at a friend's home medical clinic and ultimately puts a patient's life at risk and news of Addison's new romance doesn't go over well. * Amelia's name is misspelled as "Amelia Sheperd" on her Harvard University diploma.
58 4 "A Better Place to Be" The arrival of Dell's young orphaned daughter, Betsey, stirs up the emotions of everyone in the practice. Pete and Amelia disagree over a risky surgery to treat a woman who has been experiencing chronic and insufferable pain throughout her pregnancy. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* In the beginning outer-shots of L.A., there was a Harry Potter billboard.
59 5 "In or Out" Much to her displeasure, Addison is teamed with a new oncologist, Dr. Rodriguez, to treat a newborn baby with a malignant tumor. When Violet and Sheldon visit a prison in order to interview inmates who are up for parole, Pete is highly uncomfortable as Violet tries to help a parolee and Addison and Violet suggest Sheldon could be the solution for Amelia's needs. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
60 6 "All in the Family" Addison and Sam's relationship is strained when they disagree over the treatment and safety of a comatose patient who has become pregnant, while Pete and Charlotte are faced with the ethical dilemma of revealing the HIV status of a patient who has been in a serious auto accident. Violet crosses some boundaries with Pete's family as she gets caught up in the fray of Lucas's first Halloween. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* This episode's title is possibly a reference to the American sitcom All in the Family.
61 7 "Did You Hear What Happened to Charlotte King?" After Pete discovers Charlotte in the halls of the hospital bloodied and bruised, he and their fellow doctors come to her aid, but only Addison learns the truth from Charlotte that she was sexually assaulted. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* This episode scored 10.18 million viewers, making it the last episode of the entire series to have more than 10 million viewers.
* The episode is unique when it comes to the music, as only classical music is used.
* Paul Adelstein and KaDee Strickland were kept apart on set until they were actually shooting the scene where Cooper sees Charlotte for the first time, in order to get an honest reaction from them.
* KaDee filmed a PSA for RAINN and took on an active role in the organization.
62 8 "What Happens Next" Charlotte chooses to suffer in silence as she tries to deal with the emotional aftermath of the attack, as Addison struggles to keep the events of that night a secret, while Cooper and the doctors of Oceanside Wellness fight their own demons arising from the assault. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
63 9 "Can't Find My Way Back Home" Despite how Charlotte is choosing to deal with the aftermath of her sexual assault, her fellow doctors think they know what's best, teaming up to pursue criminal charges against her attacker. Pete gets a surprise visitor, his estranged brother, who has come to ask Pete to help release their sick mother from prison. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* Nicholas Brendon who plays Lee is best known as Xander on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. When Lee picks up his son at the park you can hear him say "Did you slay any monsters?" This could be a nod to his fans from Buffy.
64 10 "Just Lose It" * JoBeth Williams as Bizzy Montgomery (1/5)
* Ann Cusack as Susan Grant (1/4) 		When the District Attorney's office delivers bad news to Charlotte and Cooper about her sexual assault case, Cooper is outraged and Charlotte seems numb, as a case involving a pregnant drug addict hits hard with Addison, who wants a child of her own with Sam.
65 11 "If You Don't Know Me By Now" * JoBeth Williams as Bizzy Montgomery (2/5)
* Ann Cusack as Susan Grant (2/4) 		Addison's mother, Bizzy, aggressively demands her daughter do whatever it takes to save her partner from dying - including working with Dr. Rodriguez once again. Meanwhile Amelia and Pete's medical consultation is complicated when a patient's wife and his mistress disagree on the course of treatment, Charlotte and Cooper try to be intimate with each other again, and Violet considers publishing a personally-revealing book she's written.
66 12 "Heaven Can Wait" * JoBeth Williams as Bizzy Montgomery (3/5)
* Ann Cusack as Susan Grant (3/4) 		Addison plans Bizzy and Susan's wedding while trying to keep her distance from the overly flirtatious Dr. Rodriguez. Sam is concerned about the care his longtime patient is receiving, and Sheldon refers Charlotte to his mentor and friend for psychiatric help. * Violet Turner does not appear in this episode.
* This episode was aired a week later than scheduled, because ABC decided to broadcast the Off the Map pilot again in Private Practice's timeslot.
67 13 "Blind Love" * JoBeth Williams as Bizzy Montgomery (4/5)
* Ann Cusack as Susan Grant (4/4) 		Charlotte's attacker, Lee McHenry, arrives at St. Ambrose Hospital, injured by his girlfriend and in need of urgent care, and Sam and Charlotte must decide whether or not to save his life. Meanwhile, Susan's health takes a turn for the worse, and Addison's mother, Bizzy, begs her daughter to do everything in her power to help. * Violet Turner does not appear in this episode.
68 14 "Home Again" * JoBeth Williams as Bizzy Montgomery (5/5)
* Grant Show as Archer Montgomery
* Stephen Collins as "The Captain" Montgomery 		After tragedy strikes the Montgomery family, Addison goes home to Connecticut and Sam and her friends decide to join her. Meanwhile, Sheldon and Violet clash when Sheldon's death row patient confesses to a crime that his wife, one of Violet's patients, believes he didn't commit.
69 15 "Two Steps Back" Charlotte and Cooper look to forgive each another after revealing secrets during couples therapy. Violet seeks the forgiveness and approval of her fellow doctors after they learn her novel-in-progress will make all of their personal lives public. Sheldon treats a patient who claims to have multiple personality disorder and Sam and Naomi team up on a case involving a pregnant teen with Down's Syndrome. * This is the first out of two episodes in the entire series that don't feature Kate Walsh as Addison Forbes Montgomery.
70 16 "Love and Lies" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (1/4) The doctors of Oceanside clash when an expectant mother and her husband, desperate to have children, come to them in order to harvest the eggs of their unborn, ill-fated baby. Meanwhile, Amelia tries to help a friend who threatens suicide if her tests for Huntington's Disease are positive, and Fife returns to tell Naomi how he feels about her.
71 17 "A Step Too Far" At the launch party for Violet's book, Sheldon falls for the smart, beautiful Dr. Marla Thomkins, even though she's the critic who panned Violet's tome. Meanwhile, Addison's and Pete's patient is caught in a love triangle with her brother-in-law and sister, for whom she is a surrogate, and Cooper and Sam try to convince a family to make their son's health a priority over his successful wrestling career. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
72 18 "The Hardest Part" When Pete's brother, Adam, brings their sick mother for a consult, Pete discovers her illness may be his brother's fault. Meanwhile, in the wake of her book's success, Violets walks in on Sheldon just as he's about to take her archenemy on a date, and Cooper treats a young musical prodigy whose brain tumor could prevent him from ever playing the piano again. * Naomi Bennett does not appear in this episode.
* This is the second out of two episodes in the entire series that don't feature Kate Walsh as Addison Forbes Montgomery.
* Sam says to Pete that Addison is in Seattle, delivering a baby. This baby is Sofia Robbin Sloan Torres, whom Addison had to deliver early because her mothers, Callie Torres and Arizona Robbins, were in a car accident while Callie was pregnant.
* This episode runs parallel to the Grey's Anatomy episode Song Beneath the Song, as proven by Addison being absent in this episode to deliver a baby in Seattle and the air dates of both episodes (March 31, 2011).
* This is the first episode to be directed by Paul Adelstein, who portrays Cooper.
73 19 "What We Have Here..." Katie threatens to take legal action against Violet for "breach of confidentiality," and although Violet feels that she hasn't done anything wrong, she soon realizes she'll have to defend her actions to more people than just Katie. Meanwhile, Cooper suspects that Charlotte may be hiding some lingering feelings for ex-husband Billy, only to find out that Billy has been hiding some feelings of his own. * This episode is the last one not to feature Naomi while Audra McDonald is still credited.
* The dress Addison wears in the beginning of this episode is the same one Cristina will wear later, attending Callie and Arizona's Wedding.
74 20 "Something Old, Something New" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (2/4) The day has arrived for Cooper and Charlotte to marry, but not everyone is in a celebratory mood, leading the couple to second-guess their wedding plans. Meanwhile, the doctors of Oceanside Wellness are torn between the future of their practice and protecting one of their own, as an investigator is sent to question them about Violet's breach of confidentiality case. * This episode's title originated from the traditional rhyme for what a bride should wear at her wedding for good luck.
75 21 "God Bless the Child" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (3/4) A second trip to the ER sparks concern for Betsey's well-being and prompts the doctors to launch an investigation into her new foster family -- risking sending the little girl back into the system. Meanwhile, Naomi makes a life changing decision for her family, and a struggling Amelia slips further away from sobriety. * This episode's title probably originated from the song God Bless the Child, originally sung by Billie Holiday.
76 22 "...To Change the Things I Can" * Michael Patrick Thornton as Gabriel Fife (4/4)
* Benjamin Bratt as Jake Reilly 		The doctors of Oceanside Wellness are faced with a tough decision -- to point out all areas of vulnerability within the practice and risk the termination of some of their own, or to dissolve the practice and each go their separate way. Addison has a new admirer in town who offers her a very tempting proposition. Meanwhile, Charlotte is assigned to a case that hits very close to home. * This episode marks the last episode in which Audra McDonald is credited as a main cast member.
* This episode marks the introduction of Dr. Jake Reilly. It's the first and only episode in which Benjamin Bratt, who portrays Jake, is credited as a special guest star rather than main cast.

Private Practice (Saison 5)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • Private Practice was officially renewed for a fifth season on January 10, 2011. It was the first time for the series that it was renewed before the previous season ended.
  • This is the only season of Private Practice not to feature Audra McDonald as Naomi Bennett.
  • This is the last season to feature Tim Daly as Pete Wilder.
  • Benjamin Bratt was upped to series regular as of this season after being a special guest.
  • Caterina Scorsone was pregnant with her first child while filming the back half of the season. Her pregnancy was written into the show.
  • This season has ten main cast members, the largest in the show's history.

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77 1 "God Laughs" Sam, Cooper, Charlotte and Amelia team up to save the life of their friend Pete after he suffers a heart attack, while Violet, who was in the middle of leaving Pete and LA, is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Addison's desire to have a baby leads her to see Jake Reilly, her recent mystery man, in a most surprising place, and Sheldon tries to help Amelia in her battle with alcohol. * This episode marks the addition of Benjamin Bratt to the main cast.
* This episode's title originated from the Yiddish proverb Addison quotes, "Man plans and God laughs."
78 2 "Breaking the Rules" The Oceanside Wellness doctors interview potential replacements for Naomi, including Jake Reilly, and no one understands Addison's resistance to hiring him. Cooper breaks the law and crosses his wife, Charlotte, in an effort to get cord blood for a young, sick patient and Pete directs his post-heart attack frustrations towards Violet. * Addison mentions Derek "removing" her from their apartment, though in a previous GA episode, it is shown that they lived in a house.
79 3 "Deal With It" Addison and Jake work with a patient who wants to have a baby even though she doesn't have a uterus. Amelia, back in AA and seemingly back on track, treats a Parkinson's Disease patient who habitually cheats on her husband. Violet, struggling to be a stay-at-home mom, attends a mommy group and finds it's not for her and Cooper receives the surprise of his life. * This episode introduces Erica and Mason Warner.
* Violet gets a haircut, resulting in much shorter hair.
80 4 "Remember Me" Cooper receives the surprise of his life when a woman from his past arrives at the practice. Addison consults her patient, Jodi, who is eight and half months pregnant and suffering from severe memory loss after a traumatic car accident and Sheldon and Violet clash when their patient, Jodi's husband, Zach, considers leaving his wife and taking the baby with him.
81 5 "Step One" Addison begins in vitro fertilization treatments with Jake's help, unbeknownst to Sam, Amelia is deeply conflicted when her terminally-ill friend, Michelle, asks her assistance in her suicide, and Sam and Violet contend with a patient who refuses his anti-psychotic medication. * Courteney Cox and Christa Miller made (uncredited) cameo appearances as part of a Cougar Town cameo appearance series. The Cougar Town cast made cameo appearances on several other ABC shows in order to let their audience see their faces on screen during Cougar Town's hiatus. Their colleague Ian Gomez appeared in the Grey's Anatomy episode Love, Loss and Legacy.
82 6 "If I Hadn't Forgotten..." Charlotte's painful memories of a horrible tragedy are triggered as Amelia continues her downward spiral. Addison takes one step closer to motherhood when she finally chooses a sperm donor. Cooper faces a difficult decision when he realizes his patient's parents have been drugging their son in an effort to control his supposed ADHD and Pete's trust issues prevent him from repairing his fragile relationship with Violet.
83 7 "Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough" Amelia's drug addiction spins further out of control as she plays hooky from work with a new fling, starts writing pill prescriptions for herself, and has a run-in with the cops. Addison and Jake are at odds when they must make the impossible choice between donating their patient's organs or saving the life of her healthy, unborn baby. Violet begins working at Seaside Wellness again, and Cooper, Charlotte, and Mason begin to form a family bond, much to Erica's chagrin. * This episode's title is probably a reference to the song Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, originally sung by Michael Jackson.
84 8 "Who We Are" The Seaside Wellness group stages an intervention for a defensive and volatile Amelia, who has resurfaced after disappearing on a 12-day drug binge with her boyfriend, Ryan. During the intervention, Amelia mercilessly attacks her friends one-by-one, and Addison, in particular, has trouble seeing her sister-in-law in her present condition. * This episode is the first part of a two-hour Private Practice event, the second part being The Breaking Point.
* This is the only episode of season five where Addison is not seen in therapy.
* This episode is focused on Amelia.
85 9 "The Breaking Point" Amelia makes the hard decision to enter a rehab facility, and finds strength in an 18 year-old girl, as they both go through the painful detox process. Meanwhile, Cooper's strengthening bond with his son is tested by his allegiance to a patient in need, Pete and Violet's marriage reaches a tipping point, and Addison collapses from her rigorous fertility treatments. * This episode is the second part of a two-hour Private Practice event, the first part being Who We Are.
86 10 "Are You My Mother?" Cooper struggles with whether or not to punish Mason after he catches him stealing. Pete and Violet find it hard to split time with Lucas now that they're living apart. Addison makes changes in her home life to prepare for a potential new baby. Violet and Jake work with two women and a man involved in a polyamorous triad. Meanwhile, Amelia returns to the practice and realizes how badly she hurt Sheldon when she was abusing drugs. * This episode's title likely originated from the children's book Are You My Mother?, written by P.D. Eastman.
87 11 "The Standing Eight Count" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (1/7) Pete, Violet, Sam, and Addison adjust to their new, singles lives in different ways. Addison questions how much she wants a baby and confides in Jake, Violet considers an offer to go on a date with a young, hot paramedic, and Sam and Pete have a bachelors' night at a local bar. Meanwhile, Charlotte faces a personal, ethical dilemma when Amelia uncovers a secret about Mason's mom, Erica, and Sheldon refuses to bend to the pressure when an old friend from the police force wants him to rubber stamp a fellow cop suffering from PTSD. * This episode's title originated from the term Standing Eight Count, which is a boxing judgment call made by a referee during a bout.
88 12 "Losing Battles" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (2/7) Just as Violet's personal life takes a turn for the better with Scott, the paramedic, Joanna (the abused woman she met at the airport months earlier) arrives in need of urgent medical attention, being both pregnant and badly beaten. Cooper, Charlotte, and Amelia all counsel Erica on the toughest decision of her life and Addison and Jake meet with potential surrogates.
89 13 "The Time Has Come" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (3/7)
* Anika Noni Rose as Corinne Bennett (1/5) 		Sheldon counsels Sam's friend, Rick, an Army veteran suffering from PTSD who harbors a secret sexual trauma. Erica and Mason are involved in a nonfatal car accident that forces Cooper and Charlotte to further come to grips with their future. Violet and Pete struggle to navigate life after marriage when he finds her kissing Scott and Addison and Jake attend a medical conference they won't soon forget. * For the depiction of male survivors of sexual assault, the team behind Private Practice cooperated with RAINN, the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network.
90 14 "Too Much" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (4/7)
* Anika Noni Rose as Corinne Bennett (2/5) 		Sam finds his estranged sister, Corinne, in jail, heavily medicated and near-catatonic, and brings her to Sheldon for help. Erica begins secret treatments for her cancer and refuses to let Cooper and Charlotte tell Mason. Cooper, Pete, and Addison treat the baby of a drug addict and things between Violet and Scott continue to heat up in the bedroom.
91 15 "You Break My Heart" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (5/7)
* Anika Noni Rose as Corinne Bennett (3/5)
* Patrick Dempsey as Derek Shepherd
* Chyler Leigh as Lexie Grey 		Cooper and Charlotte take Erica to Seattle Grace to meet with Derek, Lexie, and Amelia regarding a very risky surgery. Scott tells Violet that he would like to take their relationship to the next level and Addison finds herself caught in the middle of Sam and Jake's fight about a patient. Meanwhile, Sheldon warns Sam to be cautious as he deals with the return of his sister, Corinne. * This episode is the second part of a Grey's Anatomy-Private Practice Crossover that began with the Grey's Anatomy episode Have You Seen Me Lately?.
* This episode is the last one to feature characters of Private Practice at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital until Addison's return in Hotter Than Hell, almost 10 years later.
92 16 "Andromeda" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (6/7)
* Anika Noni Rose as Corinne Bennett (4/5) 		Sam tries to take care of his sister, Corinne, but her mental condition makes that nearly impossible. Sheldon learns that Amelia has life-changing news. The flirtation between Addison and Jake continues, and Cooper rejects Charlotte's suggestion to seek outside help with Erica's care. * As of this episode, Griffin Gluck joins the main cast as Mason Warner. He started out as a co-star and was only credited as a guest star once, in the previous episode, before his upgrade to main cast.
93 17 "The Letting Go" * Stephen Amell as Scott Becker (7/7)
* Anika Noni Rose as Corinne Bennett (5/5) 		Sheldon warns Sam that he may be in over his head when he insists on releasing Corinne from the hospital and caring for her at home. A badly beaten Scott arrives at the ER and is placed under the care of Pete. Amelia is encouraged to make a decision about her unborn child and Jake's daughter grills him on his love life when he visits her at college. Meanwhile, Erica's health takes a turn for the worse.
94 18 "It Was Inevitable" As Erica's medical condition rapidly worsens, Cooper and Charlotte do their best to prepare an in-denial Mason. Violet and Pete, both single again, find they still have feelings for each other. Addison encourages Amelia to embrace impending motherhood, and Sheldon and Jake work with a devastating case in which a woman, jailed for killing her two children, is pregnant with a third. * Kate Walsh didn't find out that Addison would become a mother until she read it at the table read.
95 19 "And Then There Was One" Pete and Violet enter marriage counseling to help patch up their relationship. Amelia shuts down emotionally and avoids her peers upon hearing some devastating news. Addison adjusts to the new man in her life, and Charlotte and Cooper struggle with Mason when he refuses to speak to them. Meanwhile, Violet becomes suspicious of the sister of one of her patients. * Sheldon Wallace does not appear in this episode.
96 20 "True Colors" Addison, Pete and the team treat an illegal immigrant facing deportation who self-induces her pregnancy so that her child will be a U.S. citizen. Cooper and Violet work with a young girl who has gender identity disorder - and with her parents - and Violet wants to continue therapy with Pete before they begin dating again. * Sheldon Wallace does not appear in this episode.
97 21 "Drifting Back" When a patient's partner and father are heatedly divided on his health care, Pete makes a decision that impacts everyone, including himself. Meanwhile, Jake offers strength and experience to Amelia when he suspects she's being tempted to substance abuse, Sheldon and Violet treat a family concerned about the father's new sexual appetite, and as baby Henry draws Addison and Sam closer, they struggle to define their relationship. * Mason Warner does not appear in this episode.
* With Grey's Anatomy appearances included, this episode marks Taye Diggs's 100th appearance as Dr. Sam Bennett.
98 22 "Gone, Baby, Gone" When Amelia goes into labor, the Seaside doctors - even those she pushed away - come to her side as she faces the hardest decision of her life. Meanwhile, after Pete finds himself in life-changing trouble, he and Violet realize what they mean to one another, and Addison is faced with a choice. * This episode marks Paul Adelstein's 100th appearance as Dr. Cooper Freedman.
* This is Tim Daly's 100th and final appearance as Dr. Pete Wilder.
* Amelia revealed on Grey's Anatomy that her baby lived for 43 minutes.
* This marks the last episode where Addison's in therapy.

Private Practice (Saison 6)[modifier | modifier le code]

Notes & Trivia[modifier | modifier le code]

  • Rather than only the final episode, Shonda Rhimes considered this whole season as a finale for the series.
  • Almost every episode of this season focuses on one of the main characters.
  • Although almost every main character appears in every episode of the season, they all make only scarce appearances in some episodes due to these episodes focusing on other characters.
  • On October 19, 2012, it was officially revealed that this season would be the final season of the show.
  • This is the first and only season not to feature Tim Daly as Pete Wilder.

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99 1 "Aftershock" * Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (1/6) Addison settles into her new life after making a decision between Jake and Sam. Violet fears the worst when Pete doesn't show up to his preliminary court hearing and Charlotte swears Cooper to secrecy when she receives shocking news. Meanwhile, Amelia celebrates one year of sobriety and Sheldon rekindles a romance with his ex-wife. * This episode focuses on every main character of this season.
* The episode spans one day and starts at 8:00 AM.
100 2 "Mourning Sickness" The doctors join together for a celebration at Addison's house and to reminisce about the past. Meanwhile, Sheldon counsels a suicidal patient who comes forward with a shocking confession. * This is the 100th episode of Private Practice.
101 3 "Good Grief" * Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (2/6) After hearing a patient's chilling confession, Violet turns to Sheldon for advice. Meanwhile, Addison tries to keep her grief a secret, Cooper and Charlotte adapt to their new reality and Sam confronts Sheldon about his denial. * This episode is focused on Violet.
* This episode is KaDee Strickland's 100th appearance as Dr. Charlotte King.
* This is the last episode to feature Violet's house, where she's lived since the beginning of the show.
102 4 "You Don't Know What You've Got Till It's Gone" * Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (3/6)
* Matt Long as James Peterson (1/10) 		Sheldon fears the worst when a little girl goes missing from the ER. Addison and Jake have a disagreement about one of his patients and a new doctor joins the team at Saint Ambrose. Meanwhile, Stephanie questions Sam about his past with Addison. * This episode is focused on James Peterson, making it the only season 6 episode not to focus on a main character.
* This is the first episode since his birth not to feature Henry Montgomery.
103 5 "The Next Episode" * Matt Long as James Peterson (2/10)
* Alfre Woodard as Dee Bennett 		A reality show centered around Sam sheds some light on issues in his colleagues' personal lives. Meanwhile, Sam's mother seeks his help after her boss falls ill and the search continues for a girl who went missing from St. Ambrose. * Mason Warner does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is focused on Sam.
* This episode marks Amy Brenneman's 100th appearance as Dr. Violet Turner.
104 6 "Apron Strings" * Matt Long as James Peterson (3/10) Addison's role as a parent is challenged when Henry's biological mother reappears and asks to be more involved in her young son's life. Meanwhile, Addison reconnects with her mentor, who shares a very painful secret. * This episode is focused on Addison.
105 7 "The World According to Jake" * Matt Long as James Peterson (4/10) Upon hearing that he must meet with Henry's social worker during a home visit, Jake fears that an incident in his past will come to light. Meanwhile, Addison becomes skeptical of Jake's needy patient and James continues to pursue Amelia. * Mason Warner does not appear in this episode.
* This episode is focused on Jake.
* It was aired on Wednesday night, a time slot the show hasn't aired in since Worlds Apart.
106 8 "Life Support" * Matt Long as James Peterson (5/10) We follow Cooper from the moment of conception through a nasty fight with Charlotte, which inadvertently threatens the lives of their triplets. Meanwhile, Violet comforts a friend who is being advised to take her partner off life-support. * This episode is focused on Cooper.
* This episode breaks the fourth wall as Cooper addresses the audience directly on multiple occasions.
107 9 "I'm Fine" * Matt Long as James Peterson (6/10) During a dark moment in his life, Sheldon finds happiness with a new woman. Meanwhile, he becomes increasingly suspicious about his patient Nick's involvement in Sarah's disappearance. * This episode focuses on Sheldon.
* This is the last episode to feature Detective Joe Price, a recurring character who made his debut in the fourth season.
108 10 "Georgia on My Mind" * Matt Long as James Peterson (7/10)
* Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (4/6) 		Charlotte stresses the doctors out when she continues to run St. Ambrose Hospital from her doctor-ordered bed rest. Meanwhile, scared that Charlotte might never leave the hospital, Mason begins acting out in school. * This episode is focused on Charlotte.
* Cooper has to hold his daughter in the kangaroo hold. Alex Karev previously did that for someone else's baby in Invest in Love.
* The episode entirely takes place at St. Ambrose Hospital, making it one of the few episodes where the practice isn't seen.
* This episode is considered a bottle episode, taking place on the floor that Charlotte is in for maternity.
109 11 "Good Fries Are Hard to Come By" * Matt Long as James Peterson (8/10) Amelia, now sober for more than a year and on the mend emotionally, goes on a series of disastrous blind dates set up by the other doctors at the practice. After vowing to be alone indefinitely, she teams up with James on a medical procedure, which leads to dinner - and the dinner leads to something completely unexpected. * Mason Warner does not appear in this episode.
* This episode focuses on Amelia.
110 12 "Full Release" * Matt Long as James Peterson (9/10)
* Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (5/6) 		Addison attends Henry's court date and realizes that the judge still has some concerns about Jake's past, Sheldon introduces Miranda to his friends, and Cooper's efforts to secure a dream house are put on hold when Charlotte goes into labor. * This is the first episode of the season not to focus on a main character since You Don't Know What You've Got Till It's Gone, the fourth episode of the season.
111 13 "In Which We Say Goodbye" * Audra McDonald as Naomi Bennett
* Matt Long as James Peterson (10/10)
* Justina Machado as Stephanie Kemp (6/6) 		Naomi returns to stand by Addison's side on her wedding day, Cooper struggles with the hardships of being a stay-at-home father, and Violet begins a new project close to her heart. * Some fans didn't consider this episode to be a real finale, but it was Shonda Rhimes's intention to show that life at the practice will go on as we know it, only not on screen.
* In a vlog, Kate Walsh revealed that her cast mates were coming over so they could watch the end of their show together.
* It's the first episode since the season four finale to feature Naomi.
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