"Dr. Greene; ya coming?" The mirroring of this final episode with the very first episode is utterly brilliant. Even in my life... I watched the very first episode with my parents, while my brothers slept... and watched the final episode with my wife, while my children slept.
Powerful. I did the same and real8sed the significance. Tears rolling down my face. It still sticks with me to this day. Probably the best and most significant ending to any drama series ever.
That last scene showing that the ER was just a tiny portion of a huge hospital is stunning. So many lives, so many stories captured in that tiny smidget of space is breathtaking and profound at the same time. Years later ER is still one of the best TV dramas in history. So many of the actors and actresses went on to do great things. Worthy of binge watching over and over. Always something new to catch. It will remain timeless.
i am still watching this in 2021 this will never get old sends chills up and down my spine you stand as doctors and you leave as doctors knowing you did everything you could possibly do to help your patient i loved this series and to see it end like this they did the show justice
At the beginning doctor Greene was teaching Carter. Years and years and more years later the student had become the doctor, and the teacher was blessed to be in Gods presence. Doctor Carter then begins his role as a teacher and his student is the very daughter of his teacher. Dr. Greene teaches Dr. Carter and Dr. Carter goes on to teach the next Dr Rachel Greene. Funny how life keeps on rolling
@@saradorris3554I would have paid money to see what would have been such an iconic shot of Rachel smiling at the spirit of Mark. #FatherPassesBatonToDaughter 👨🏼⚕️->👩⚕️
I love the ending, to show that it DIDN'T end, that life in the ER continued, and such a poignant moment for Carter to call Rachel Dr. Greene, having the echo of her father live on in her.
The very first trauma that was on ER was an incident like this so this was a great way to end it even including Rachel Greene like it was Mark Greene was justice
I watched every single episode of the show, and watching this last episode, brought it all back. I wish they would have some kind of reunion show. It was one of the best on television.
TaurusP9 The first scene of this episode was the first scene of the first episode. Lydia pushing the door open. Archie’s asleep just like Mark Green was, she calls him several times. I never missed one episode in 15 seasons. I was one sobbing mess at 11 o’clock that night. Best medical drama ever.
I think I love the fact that they used all the primary paramedics in this scene too! Zadro, Pickman, Dumar, and Olbes. Fantastic writing all the way around!
I like to think when Rachel gets in the medical student program (you KNOW she does) John Carter comes to see her. And he gives her Mark’s stethoscope, explaining to her how he took it. It turns out he was keeping it for her. Dr. Greene begins her life at Cook County’s ER.
@@warnold909 Rachel went to college and did her PreMed at DUKE where Elizabeth was...something in the medical school. But County General has their own medical school program. At least for 3rd year, that’s when Carter came in the pilot episode. Remember Dr.Banfield was interviewing prospective students to be selected for the program. She told John Carter just because Rachel’s father worked there in the ER (RAN the ER) didn’t mean she would automatically get in. But we all know she would. There would be a Dr. Greene in the ER again. I don’t recall anything about Rachel in New York. The last time we saw her was Mark’s funeral, she was a teenager. I think Jennifer was in St. Louis when Rachel was a wild uncontrollable teenager and almost killed Ella with Ecstasy. She ran away from her mom. I guess she went back, because Mark took her to Hawaii because he knew the time was limited and he had a responsibility to her. He and Elizabeth weren’t together then. But remember she came with Ella, and they were all together at the end..
That last shot of Dr. Greene was the same as her dad’s shot on the first episode!!!..And! I don’t know who I was more excited to see returning to that ER..Jerry, Carter, or Greene!❤️
I loved how they showed everyone over the final season, especially Marks daughter.. was a great way to end a fantastic series... E.R made me love medical drama's.. but its still the best, ive rewatched the entire series multiple times.
When the first ER came out in 1994....I had a VHS vcr...and yeah, I started recording the seasons. By the end in 2009, I had a ReplayTV DVR, and I probably replayed this scene at least 50 times. Everytime ER is on, I have to watch for a little bit. Cool series and actors! Wicked cool writers/producers/directors!
Show has been gone for years now, but it is still the greatest drama of all time. I watch the reruns whenever I can. I think the reason the show was so great was much of it made you feel like you were right there. Laughing and crying, births, deaths. ER had it all. I know many people thought ER died with mark Greens death. I for one did not. There a reason ER lasted for 15 seasons, it was the very best in television. Actually they could had kept going with Rachel Green and her future as an ER doctor. Of course if you remember your history Micheal Crichton passed away shortly before the final was complete. I know there were a couple of producers of ER but Michael Crichton was ER.
This is still MY FAVORITE TV series. I was working in an ER when this show started. What an awesome series. A reunion movie is needed. In the beginning and in the end........Dr. Greene.......love it.
Omg...I'm crying right now. ER was one of the best shows ever on tv. I stopped watching it when all the original cast had pretty much left. I never saw the last season but this clip made me smile, cry & wish I had watched it. I love that they had Rachel Greene decide to intern there. When I saw Carter standing there with what looked like the same basketball I had this vision of him leaving for the day turning around to toss the ball to Rachel and saying "Greene...you set the tone." For those who don't recall those were the words Mark Greene said to Carter on what I believe was the end of a very tough first day for him. Had he done that I don't think my heart would have survived. 😢💔
The call back to the OG theme song gets me every time. Such a fitting way to end the series. I miss this show so much. When I talk with medical professionals like doctors and nurses and am able to understand and speak to them on somewhat of their level, they always ask me where I leaned what I know. I just say, "15 seasons of ER" and they laugh.
This scene makes me tear up every time because the show in a way came full circle with Rachel's first day there have a huge catastrophe hit just like on Carter's first day only now he's actually training his mentor's daughter
This was the most perfect ending there could have been. “Dr. Greene, are you coming?” My little fantasy was County General’s ER is where Rachel Greene was going to spend her career. It was in her DNA.
I didn't stick with this show to the bitter end I'm sad to say. This was the first time I've seen how the series ended. I knew the girl with the curly hair looked familiar but I couldn't quite place her. But when Carter said "Dr. Greene, are you coming?" I realized that was Mark's daughter Rachel! I got goosebumps! I had no idea she followed in her father's footsteps! Perfect way to end....with a new beginning.
I remember seeing the promos for this show before it started. I couldn't wait to see it. Knew it was going to be different from other medical shows. Really miss it. Never been another show that comes even close to how good this one was.
This show is what inspired me to get into the medical field. True I didn’t become a nurse or doctor in ER but I loved helping people and am thankful I got to help people.
Me too! I works a phlebotomist in the lab. I want to be a med tech one day :) I've been a phlebotomist for 7 years and I'm trying to go 10 years before going back to school.
I love that they always did major transitions like this. When Greene died, his letter stayed on the bulletin board and eventually got taken down. Medicine never stops, and neither does the ER. I really loved this ending.
ER was my most favorite TV series in the 90s. I've invested a lot of emotions in every episode in those days and ended up always wanting for more at the end of every episode.This finale is just bitter sweet.Needless to say the theme song is just absolutely the bomb!I always have the ER Theme song on my playlists.
This comes up on my "recommended" list every now and then, so I watch :) EVERY TIME it makes me get teary because it was just so well done. I stopped watching around season 10 but have gotten caught up a bit with reruns and DVDs (got my husband into ER too, I'm not allowed to watch the DVDs without him, lol). There are really no words for how great this show was...It's sad to think that there will be no more. Thank you Michael Crichton for this amazing show.
I totally miss this series! I just rented the first four seasons from the library, and man, it brings back memories. They had some GREAT actors on there, and I couldn't help but get totally into the show.
this is the greatest ending to a show that has been on for so long. i still watch the reruns on TNT every weekday at 11(in the time zone im in). great show. will miss it alot
Dr. R Greene will now set the tone...fabulous show fabulous ending!!!! I wish Mark could have seen what his daughter has become. He would have been so damn proud. I see that smile on his face. Never forgotten!!!! L from Toronto Canada 🍁
Brilliant swan song to series that's careful NOT to wrap everything in a tidy little bow. Carter has achieved his professional goal with the opening of his center but his personal life is still unresolved. Casting such a familiar and charismatic actor as Alexis Bledel as a NEW character and bringing back Rachel Green as a new Doctor - leaves audience with the feeling that life goes on in the ER. 12 years on WE ALL want to go back to County hospital.
its over. i cant believe it ... i had SOOOO much fun watching this show ... all the episodes. all the seasons. it was just AMAZING. so many people left. so many new people came. i cant believe that is all over now!! ... this is going to be the best show in all genres EVER !! ....
Balling my eyes out! I miss this show so much! I am the youngest fan of ER I think I made me grandma make a tape of a few episodes for me cuz I'm so in love with it! I'm just so sad that it's done, over with, gone :(
Thats cool that she is following in her dads footsteps. I stoped watching ER a couple seasons before this, but watching clips from this episode i loved it!
The first scene of the pilot was Mark in a room trying to get some sleep and the head nurse, I forget her name, coming back to get him up. The final episode had Archie there, the same nurse, doing the same thing. The pilot was Carter's first day as a med student. Rachel is going to be a med student, and you know she's going to wind up at County General. Her life came full circle. There was a Dr. Green when the show began, and there was going to be a Dr. Green again. It was a perfect ending!!
I remember bawling my eyes the WHOLE episode the night that this aired. I grew up watching this my family. Now most of my family works in the medical field
Everyone keeps talking about how the series started and ended with "Dr. Greene". What was cool is earlier in this same 2-hour episode they actually reproduced that first scene except with Dr. Morris; sleeping in a dark room. Camera shot of his feet, then getting woken up by a nurse......the SAME nurse. Lydia! One of many Easter eggs for the loyal fans that had been with the show since day one ( in an unrelated note I just re-watched the first episode again and was happy to notice that desk clerk Frank was actually in that first episode! He was still a cop and had been shot in the leg. It was mostly a funny scene where Carter was trying to learn how to administer an IV. I think it's cool that 6 years later they brought him back as a regular character)
Mark would be so proud of Rachel considering how much she's grown up and that she's now following in his footsteps. It's a pity that he didn't live to see this day because I bet they would've really enjoyed working together at the hospital as father and daughter.
This show aired when I was a kid & the only actor I vividly remember is George Clooney. I never watched any episode of any season but this made me tear up. Even more so when I read some of the comments here. The 90s was the best decade ever
You know what would have been so sweet, if after Carter called out 'Comin, Dr. Greene', you saw Mark behind Rachel, watching everything play out, smiling, dressed in scrubs :)
I'm so glad that Rachel Greene got her act together and decided to follow in her dad's footsteps. I absolutely LOVED this series!
"Dr. Greene; ya coming?"
The mirroring of this final episode with the very first episode is utterly brilliant.
Even in my life...
I watched the very first episode with my parents, while my brothers slept... and watched the final episode with my wife, while my children slept.
Powerful. I did the same and real8sed the significance. Tears rolling down my face. It still sticks with me to this day. Probably the best and most significant ending to any drama series ever.
I watched every single episode of this show, and this last scene brought all of it back
this after all these years still makes me cry..."Dr. Greene, you coming?" Best hospital show on tv
Especially coming from Carter too💗💗
When ER ended, it took quality television with it. Here's wishing for an ER reunion of some sorts. If you agree, raise your hand.
I'd love a next gen reboot.
@@KiraKiraSekai1 so would I
I completely agree
🖐🏻😊
With Dr. Greene 😊
Man, calling her Dr. Greene made me tear up some. What a great show. It holds up!
Exact same thing here. Was very heartwarming moment seeing her smile so big. Still in tears myself.
Word.
It does
Agreed. Puts Greys in the shade👍🏻
You're such a vagina ya know that.
That last scene showing that the ER was just a tiny portion of a huge hospital is stunning. So many lives, so many stories captured in that tiny smidget of space is breathtaking and profound at the same time. Years later ER is still one of the best TV dramas in history. So many of the actors and actresses went on to do great things. Worthy of binge watching over and over. Always something new to catch. It will remain timeless.
Only 3 really great modern tv dramas- ER, Hill Street, and the West Wing.
@@edwardgozdowski834I never caught Hill Street Blues, but I agree absolutely about the other two.
This was the perfect ending. No cliffhanger, the theme music playing one last time. The doctors and nurses went on like nothing changed.
Rachael Magerl plus it started with Dr Greene and it ended with ‘Dr’ Greene. Full circle. Perfect.
@@Charlotte-wx4jz And with Carter back to where he belongs: The Cook County General Hospital in Chicago not somewhere in Africa.
i am still watching this in 2021 this will never get old sends chills up and down my spine you stand as doctors and you leave as doctors knowing you did everything you could possibly do to help your patient i loved this series and to see it end like this they did the show justice
I mean the cliffhanger being did he bother to call his wife like he said he would…?
And THAT is how you end a series. Period. I wish it would come back.
"Dr. Greene...you comin'?"
OMG...tears. I can't even
My thoughts exactly!
@@garciamaritza40 greys is trash compared to this
@@jenniferburglund8085 greys is trash compared to most shows lol i don't care about Meredith crying or yelling at someone for the 500th time
@@rileymannion5301 feminisim at it's finnest... complaining! ... This is why this show is Drama free of Feminisim!
Here I am 8 years after your comment and I'm tears with a knot in my throat too...I'm such a sissy lala
At the beginning doctor Greene was teaching Carter. Years and years and more years later the student had become the doctor, and the teacher was blessed to be in Gods presence. Doctor Carter then begins his role as a teacher and his student is the very daughter of his teacher. Dr. Greene teaches Dr. Carter and Dr. Carter goes on to teach the next Dr Rachel Greene. Funny how life keeps on rolling
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I loved that they ended the show that way. Carter calling Rachel "Dr. Greene"...Mark would be so proud of his girl!
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#FullCircleMoment
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In my mind I can see the ghost of Mark Greene running along side his daughter as she runs into the ER to begin her career. Tears in my eyes ...
How awesome would have been if they actually did something like that or if Rachel has a moment where she smiles at her Dad.
@@saradorris3554I would have paid money to see what would have been such an iconic shot of Rachel smiling at the spirit of Mark. #FatherPassesBatonToDaughter 👨🏼⚕️->👩⚕️
Yes that would been really nice sad but nice.@lea-analowery4585
I like Carter holding the basketball that OG Greene handed him on his last day,makes him more than there in spirit.
I love the ending, to show that it DIDN'T end, that life in the ER continued, and such a poignant moment for Carter to call Rachel Dr. Greene, having the echo of her father live on in her.
For me too.
God I miss that show. There will never be one like it.
The very first trauma that was on ER was an incident like this so this was a great way to end it even including Rachel Greene like it was Mark Greene was justice
Now this is a show I wish they would bring back!!! It has to be my favorite show of all time!!!
+jennel802009 I second that.
jennel802009 Makes three of us.. Or much more?
I watched every single episode of the show, and watching this last episode, brought it all back. I wish they would have some kind of reunion show. It was one of the best on television.
@@robynstein8258 I had hopes for the 25 anniversary. They did the virtual reunion and it was great but it is not like a person to person reunion
To do it officially, they need michael chrictons widow to give permission to use the name.
This part literally brought tears to my eyes.
When you think about it, Dr Greene was the first and last word of the series. Remember in the pilot when lydia is waking mark up?
TaurusP9
The first scene of this episode was the first scene of the first episode. Lydia pushing the door open.
Archie’s asleep just like Mark Green was, she calls him several times.
I never missed one episode in 15 seasons. I was one sobbing mess at 11 o’clock that night.
Best medical drama ever.
@@cards0486 I so agree ER was the best medical drama! Grey's Anatomy can suck it!
ER PG DVD PG
@@cards0486 WAY better than #GreysAnatomy
I think I love the fact that they used all the primary paramedics in this scene too! Zadro, Pickman, Dumar, and Olbes. Fantastic writing all the way around!
this is how you end a show. with new beginnings.
YESSS!!!
I like to think when Rachel gets in the medical student program (you KNOW she does) John Carter comes to see her.
And he gives her Mark’s stethoscope, explaining to her how he took it.
It turns out he was keeping it for her. Dr. Greene begins her life at Cook County’s ER.
@@cards0486 didn't he give them to her??? I could have sworn he did.
@@cards0486 I thought Rachel Greene moved to NYC with her Friends.
@@warnold909
Rachel went to college and did her PreMed at DUKE where Elizabeth was...something in the medical school.
But County General has their own medical school program. At least for 3rd year, that’s when Carter came in the pilot episode.
Remember Dr.Banfield was interviewing prospective students to be selected for the program.
She told John Carter just because Rachel’s father worked there in the ER (RAN the ER) didn’t mean she would automatically get in.
But we all know she would. There would be a Dr. Greene in the ER again.
I don’t recall anything about Rachel in New York.
The last time we saw her was Mark’s funeral, she was a teenager.
I think Jennifer was in St. Louis when Rachel was a wild uncontrollable teenager and almost killed Ella with Ecstasy.
She ran away from her mom.
I guess she went back, because Mark took her to Hawaii because he knew the time was limited and he had a responsibility to her.
He and Elizabeth weren’t together then. But remember she came with Ella, and they were all together at the end..
THE hospital/doctor show. The intensity and emotion this show STILL gives me in 2021 is crazy. Amazing show.
'Dr. Greene, you coming?"
OMG. In tears.
Best medical drama on TV ever. Fuck Grey's Anatomy.
"DR. Green are you comming?" ....EPIC, the final scene was Epic, BEST SHOW EVER
I love how Morris really stepped up in the last season. Love him running the emergency.
He reminded me of Romano!
How lucky I am to have this awesome series on DVD, so I can bring back my teenage years whenever I want 😊 ER remains unbeatable!
That last shot of Dr. Greene was the same as her dad’s shot on the first episode!!!..And! I don’t know who I was more excited to see returning to that ER..Jerry, Carter, or Greene!❤️
The first AND last lines of the series.
"Dr Green"
I loved how they showed everyone over the final season, especially Marks daughter.. was a great way to end a fantastic series... E.R made me love medical drama's.. but its still the best, ive rewatched the entire series multiple times.
I so loved this show. It's one of those that made you feel like family and that you were watching ever their shoulders every week!
“Wanna be a ER doc? This is where it gets fun”
*ER theme*
This is the most brilliant show ever!
I loved that everyone was involved, as an a ER team ❤. I really miss this show.
Mark Greene was so present for me in that last scene that I could almost see him. Go get em, Rachel. All the feels.
Still to this day gives me goosebumps. Best hospital show ever. Motivated me to become a better healthcare worker.
When the first ER came out in 1994....I had a VHS vcr...and yeah, I started recording the seasons.
By the end in 2009, I had a ReplayTV DVR, and I probably replayed this scene at least 50 times. Everytime ER is on, I have to watch for a little bit. Cool series and actors! Wicked cool writers/producers/directors!
september 2024, this still sets the tone for any quality medical drama. hands down the best. Yearly re-watches of this never gets old
Currently binging now… for the 3rd time. On season 6
Show has been gone for years now, but it is still the greatest drama of all time. I watch the reruns whenever I can. I think the reason the show was so great was much of it made you feel like you were right there. Laughing and crying, births, deaths. ER had it all. I know many people thought ER died with mark Greens death. I for one did not. There a reason ER lasted for 15 seasons, it was the very best in television. Actually they could had kept going with Rachel Green and her future as an ER doctor. Of course if you remember your history Micheal Crichton passed away shortly before the final was complete. I know there were a couple of producers of ER but Michael Crichton was ER.
That's exactly how I felt.It wasn't just a show, it made me feel I was right there and a part of it.
I think they could have started including dinosaurs in it..
.. you know, subtly.
I feel like a part of ER died with Mark only because he was such a pivotal character. But I really enjoyed the seasons that followed after he passed.
Michael Crichton was a genius medical writer. ER was the best
Of all the TV shows I have ever watched this is the absolute best final episode. Loved ER! Still do.
This is still MY FAVORITE TV series. I was working in an ER when this show started. What an awesome series. A reunion movie is needed. In the beginning and in the end........Dr. Greene.......love it.
I must have watched this finale seven times. It never got old.
Omg...I'm crying right now. ER was one of the best shows ever on tv. I stopped watching it when all the original cast had pretty much left. I never saw the last season but this clip made me smile, cry & wish I had watched it. I love that they had Rachel Greene decide to intern there. When I saw Carter standing there with what looked like the same basketball I had this vision of him leaving for the day turning around to toss the ball to Rachel and saying "Greene...you set the tone." For those who don't recall those were the words Mark Greene said to Carter on what I believe was the end of a very tough first day for him. Had he done that I don't think my heart would have survived. 😢💔
Awesome show!!..we need this show back!!.#we in thistogether!!!!
I loved that final episode of ER. I tuned back on for the last show when it went off the air. Kinda like full circle in away.
Glorious year of 2019 and still watching and loving this show?
One of my favourite scene but also my saddest as it ends here
And somewhere on the other side you know Mark green has a big old smile on his face knowing that his little girl is following in his footsteps.
hearing the intro theme on the last scene as they zoom out....feels man....feelsss
Grey's Anatomy is not as bad as I thought it was, BUT, ER is perfect. And will always be perfect
2019 and this still makes me cry
Brenda Evans same...
Já estamos em 2024 e ainda choro
The call back to the OG theme song gets me every time. Such a fitting way to end the series. I miss this show so much. When I talk with medical professionals like doctors and nurses and am able to understand and speak to them on somewhat of their level, they always ask me where I leaned what I know. I just say, "15 seasons of ER" and they laugh.
Best Medical Drama EVER!!!!! What a legendary series...
This scene makes me tear up every time because the show in a way came full circle with Rachel's first day there have a huge catastrophe hit just like on Carter's first day only now he's actually training his mentor's daughter
This was the most perfect ending there could have been. “Dr. Greene, are you coming?”
My little fantasy was County General’s ER is where Rachel Greene was going to spend her career.
It was in her DNA.
I didn't stick with this show to the bitter end I'm sad to say. This was the first time I've seen how the series ended. I knew the girl with the curly hair looked familiar but I couldn't quite place her. But when Carter said "Dr. Greene, are you coming?" I realized that was Mark's daughter Rachel! I got goosebumps! I had no idea she followed in her father's footsteps! Perfect way to end....with a new beginning.
This show brought so many great actors together, many of whom have their own shows now. It so cool to see them in this show.
I remember seeing the promos for this show before it started. I couldn't wait to see it. Knew it was going to be different from other medical shows. Really miss it. Never been another show that comes even close to how good this one was.
goosebumps when the theme song started..
best show ever made.
As my aunt would say (she is an Trauma nurse) "This is what we do" -26 years she has been doing it.
This show is what inspired me to get into the medical field. True I didn’t become a nurse or doctor in ER but I loved helping people and am thankful I got to help people.
Me too! I works a phlebotomist in the lab. I want to be a med tech one day :) I've been a phlebotomist for 7 years and I'm trying to go 10 years before going back to school.
Still have the same emotions after so many years.....ER THE BEST SHOW OF THE 80's
Except it didn't start until 1994.
90s
Thank you for tagging the season and episodes so that I can go back and watch.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾
Go in, Rachael. Follow in your dad's footsteps and make him proud from where he's watching you.
I love that they always did major transitions like this. When Greene died, his letter stayed on the bulletin board and eventually got taken down. Medicine never stops, and neither does the ER.
I really loved this ending.
ER was my most favorite TV series in the 90s. I've invested a lot of emotions in every episode in those days and ended up always wanting for more at the end of every episode.This finale is just bitter sweet.Needless to say the theme song is just absolutely the bomb!I always have the ER Theme song on my playlists.
This comes up on my "recommended" list every now and then, so I watch :) EVERY TIME it makes me get teary because it was just so well done. I stopped watching around season 10 but have gotten caught up a bit with reruns and DVDs (got my husband into ER too, I'm not allowed to watch the DVDs without him, lol). There are really no words for how great this show was...It's sad to think that there will be no more. Thank you Michael Crichton for this amazing show.
I totally miss this series! I just rented the first four seasons from the library, and man, it brings back memories. They had some GREAT actors on there, and I couldn't help but get totally into the show.
Construction accident in the loop in 1994 in the pilot episode, industrial explosion in the final episode 2009.
I miss e r really good show glad they had a few of the actors over the years come back for cameos
this is the greatest ending to a show that has been on for so long. i still watch the reruns on TNT every weekday at 11(in the time zone im in). great show. will miss it alot
Got to watch again, probably the best medication series
best ending ever... made me cry!
Dr. R Greene will now set the tone...fabulous show fabulous ending!!!! I wish Mark could have seen what his daughter has become. He would have been so damn proud. I see that smile on his face. Never forgotten!!!! L from Toronto Canada 🍁
Brilliant swan song to series that's careful NOT to wrap everything in a tidy little bow. Carter has achieved his professional goal with the opening of his center but his personal life is still unresolved. Casting such a familiar and charismatic actor as Alexis Bledel as a NEW character and bringing back Rachel Green as a new Doctor - leaves audience with the feeling that life goes on in the ER. 12 years on WE ALL want to go back to County hospital.
The best medical 🏥 show ever to grace TV 📺👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾 I still watch the reruns all the time when I’m off work
its over. i cant believe it ...
i had SOOOO much fun watching this show ...
all the episodes.
all the seasons.
it was just AMAZING. so many people left. so many new people came.
i cant believe that is all over now!! ...
this is going to be the best show in all genres EVER !! ....
Still makes me cry seeing the end!
love it...amazing series and im sad because its in the end already..i grew up watching this series..
Balling my eyes out! I miss this show so much! I am the youngest fan of ER I think I made me grandma make a tape of a few episodes for me cuz I'm so in love with it! I'm just so sad that it's done, over with, gone :(
The best TV series final in the TV history.
Oh how I cry every time that I see this last scene. Plus little Rachael is now Dr. Green.
Thats cool that she is following in her dads footsteps. I stoped watching ER a couple seasons before this, but watching clips from this episode i loved it!
I think that was the first time they showed the whole front of the Entrance to the ER . Great ending
ER was and is the best and finest Hospital show EVER!, full circle for Rachel!!!!!
When ER ended all I did was cry 😢 miss my favorite show
love this show. loved the way it ended. It ended just like it started 15 seasons ago.
This show is a masterpiece!
One of the best shows ever on t v
The first scene of the pilot was Mark in a room trying to get some sleep and the head nurse, I forget her name, coming back to get him up. The final episode had Archie there, the same nurse, doing the same thing. The pilot was Carter's first day as a med student. Rachel is going to be a med student, and you know she's going to wind up at County General. Her life came full circle. There was a Dr. Green when the show began, and there was going to be a Dr. Green again. It was a perfect ending!!
I remember bawling my eyes the WHOLE episode the night that this aired. I grew up watching this my family. Now most of my family works in the medical field
still comes on every mornin ...on pop ch.
Carter really looked like the older veteran here. He definitely looked like Greene. That calm, collected, older leader who everyone could rely on.
Thursday night was never the same bring this show back
Doctor Mark Greene's Ultimate legacy
Everyone keeps talking about how the series started and ended with "Dr. Greene". What was cool is earlier in this same 2-hour episode they actually reproduced that first scene except with Dr. Morris; sleeping in a dark room. Camera shot of his feet, then getting woken up by a nurse......the SAME nurse. Lydia! One of many Easter eggs for the loyal fans that had been with the show since day one
( in an unrelated note I just re-watched the first episode again and was happy to notice that desk clerk Frank was actually in that first episode! He was still a cop and had been shot in the leg. It was mostly a funny scene where Carter was trying to learn how to administer an IV. I think it's cool that 6 years later they brought him back as a regular character)
I forgot how good ER was what a touching scene♥️
Mark would be so proud of Rachel considering how much she's grown up and that she's now following in his footsteps. It's a pity that he didn't live to see this day because I bet they would've really enjoyed working together at the hospital as father and daughter.
Could there have been a better ending to a show? UGH. So freaking amazing.
This show aired when I was a kid & the only actor I vividly remember is George Clooney. I never watched any episode of any season but this made me tear up. Even more so when I read some of the comments here. The 90s was the best decade ever
Ugh best show ever 😭😭😭
Best scene ever..
This was the absolute perfect way to end this fantastic show.
You know what would have been so sweet, if after Carter called out 'Comin, Dr. Greene', you saw Mark behind Rachel, watching everything play out, smiling, dressed in scrubs :)
Cathleen Warner that’s beautiful!!
@@hatharossdc Thank you :) I really wish they had done this
That would have been awesome to see. Dad proudly watching his daughter carry the family's torch into the ER.
i am going to miss it
one of the best series EVER