MasterBlaster
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Ahhhhh, he needs a kidney!
"ER" Appreciation Thread
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Paul B
I dig hammocks.
dammit! quit ruining it! 
there are lots of folks that are an hour or more behind y'all, think about that Spoilerman!
there are lots of folks that are an hour or more behind y'all, think about that Spoilerman! 
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
HA HA I don't have tv can't spoil it for me
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Treehouser
I fell asleep in the first few minutes....Neely (?) and the blonde doctor playing kissy-face.....
Suggestion: Paul, Don't open this thread until AFTER you've seen the episode.
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dammit! quit ruining it!
Suggestion: Paul, Don't open this thread until AFTER you've seen the episode.
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MasterBlaster
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Nah, I shoulda gave a spoiler warning. Sorry Paul!
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
haha! to you both!
Its all good, the episode was ok, I dunno, seeing Carter's sad puppy face as he leaves the ER each night is kinda old news, it was cool when they showed the promo piece with a bunch of clips of old stuff like when Romano got the Helicopter lesson.
to you both! Its all good, the episode was ok, I dunno, seeing Carter's sad puppy face as he leaves the ER each night is kinda old news, it was cool when they showed the promo piece with a bunch of clips of old stuff like when Romano got the Helicopter lesson.
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The upcoming episodes are looking quite interesting.
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And here we geaux. 
MasterBlaster
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Tonight it was good. 
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
Thanks Boss, we taped it, we shall watch tomorrow or over theweekend, we can now look forward to an exciting, unspoiled show. 
Labour of Love
Treehouser
So - how did they manage to get so many from the old show (especially superstar George Clooney) to guest this final season?
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Labour of Love
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Actually, I was thinking more about the scheduling difficulties, but I'm sure you're right.
MasterBlaster
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Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash! 
MasterBlaster
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Almost time, treegos! 
MasterBlaster
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Well other than Morris' performance, it was pretty lame. 
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
FYI E.R. runs three hours tonight, a one hour retrospective then two hour show, then thats it!!!
starts at 2000 (8pm) locally
starts at 2000 (8pm) locally
MasterBlaster
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Dang! I thought it was just a hour, cool.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
yer welcome!!
Labour of Love
Treehouser
I've already set my VCR - don't need no stinkin' TIVO and a damnsight cheaper, too.
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Hey Kate! 
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Well, the ending was kinda cool but overall I was a tad underwhelmed. It was neat how they used the original soundtrack.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
hm. we just watched the tape of the three hour show. was nice to see the snippets of the old timers etc, we had a few of the ' hey I remember when..." moments and a few "what happened to ....?" as well. The last episode was somewhat anticlimactic yet it held our attention.
Like Third Watch, I am frustrated that they ended the series when I still looked forward to it each week.
I (we) still cant believe it was on for 15 years! dang, the time flies, I remember watching the first season with a friend of mine on a regular basis, hard to imagine that it began a long time ago, unless you look at some of the veteran actors and compare their now and then pics, like Carter for instance.
well, on to the next fad, I wonder what it will be. I will really miss ER, I had grown so used to watching it every Thursday evening, so many actors have passed through as well, cameos or full on characters, I think that was one of the strong points of the show.
Like Third Watch, I am frustrated that they ended the series when I still looked forward to it each week.
I (we) still cant believe it was on for 15 years! dang, the time flies, I remember watching the first season with a friend of mine on a regular basis, hard to imagine that it began a long time ago, unless you look at some of the veteran actors and compare their now and then pics, like Carter for instance.
well, on to the next fad, I wonder what it will be. I will really miss ER, I had grown so used to watching it every Thursday evening, so many actors have passed through as well, cameos or full on characters, I think that was one of the strong points of the show.
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I was feeling the same way, but Noah Wyle explained it on the Today Show. He said the writers had covered every storyline possible and they wanted to go out while they were still on top, and I can understand that. He said it was better to go out this way instead of dragging it on and on until the ratings dropped. I gotta admit I was getting sick of some stuff, especially Dr. Benton always saying "Come on, people!!! MOVE!!!" I'd love to know how many times he said that during his run, ha!
Labour of Love
Treehouser
I was amused by the dichotomy (at the very end) between the show 'dying' (going off the air) and the ambulances full of people needing help pulling into the ER bay (as if the show were going to keep on going). The inference being that 'the show' (life) WOULD go on (just not on our TV's) whether there was someone to watch, or not.
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