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It\u2019s all hands on deck in the medical drama\u2019s thrilling two-hour season ender, which sees Westside Hospital on lockdown after Dr. Amy Larsen (Molly Parker<\/a>) realizes a patient has something deadly: a virus in the Ebola family. \u201cThe fatality rate is extremely scary,\u201d Doc<\/em><\/a> executive producer Barbie Kligman<\/a> previews. That means, yes, people will die \u2014 including someone from the cast.<\/p>\n Good thing a lockdown storyline is perfect for forcing characters in conflict together, especially if they\u2019re in a love triangle like Amy, her ex-husband, Dr. Michael Hamda (Omar Metwally<\/a>), and her new love, Dr. Jake Heller (Jon Ecker<\/a>). \u201cAmy knows you can love two people. The question of who you should be with can plague you that way. Amy realizes certain fundamental things about what her path forward needs to look like. And some of that is from wisdom imparted by Joan [Felicity Huffman<\/a>], and some of that is from her own realizations about her past behavior,\u201d the EP says. \u201cThe finale gives a sense of which direction things might be going in.\u201d<\/p>\n John Medland\/Fox<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Also stuck together? Dr. Richard Miller (Scott Wolf<\/a>) and Nurse Liz (Conni Miu), who has been working on finding her voice to speak up against him for using her in his cover-up in Season 1. What will make that even more entertaining is that Dr. Gina Walker (Amirah Vann<\/a>) is going to be in a room with them, gaining an understanding of that situation. \u201cKeep in mind that Gina and Richard, much like Amy and Richard, used to be friends,\u201d Kligman notes. \u201cIt\u2019s always interesting now that Richard\u2019s back and he\u2019s not really welcome to see his interactions with anyone and everyone.\u201d<\/p>\n We can\u2019t forget that Amy is continuing to slowly regain her memories after the series-opening car accident. \u201cIn the first part of the finale,\u00a0Amy\u2019s memories are preying on her because as we\u2019ve seen throughout the season, when she goes through something traumatic, frequently that will trigger memories of something traumatic, and that rings true. And all I\u2019m going to say is in order to quash those memories, she does something that may be responsible for some dire personal consequences,\u201d warns the EP.<\/p>\n The hour also introduces trauma and cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Ben Grant (L.A. Law<\/a><\/i>\u2018s Blair Underwood<\/a>), also under lockdown with the staff, and who Kligman teases is \u201cincredibly magnetic.\u201d You could describe him as \u201cconfident\u201d or \u201carrogant,\u201d she says, \u201cbut the truth is he has the intellect and the CV and the charm to back [it] up. He\u2019s always been the smartest person in the room until he and Amy are in the same room, and then there\u2019s a bit of ego clashing.\u201d\u00a0Fans can expect to see more of Dr. Grant \u2014 not only has the drama already grabbed a Season 3 renewal, but Underwood will join the team at Westside Hospital full-time. We\u2019re booking our appointment now.<\/p>\n Doc,<\/b> <\/em>Season 2 Finale, Tuesday, April 14,<\/b>\u00a0<\/b>8\/7c, Fox<\/b><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n