Greg Pratt Dies | ER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Greg succumbs to his injuries in the ambulance explosion, and with no brain activity, is pronounced dead, leaving the rest of the ER staff distraught.
From "Life After Death" (Season 15 Episode 1)
First broadcast September 25th, 2008
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Can you post the scene when Dr.Ray Barnett lost his legs next
Exactly how did he die again?
who is the young boy is he pratt's son or brother
I cry every time I watch this scene
@@TheDragonstar2 Brother
No medical show out there will ever beat ER the best show ever I miss so bad
True, ER is the best medical show.
ER was great but I also loved code black
Well there was this one show a long time ago Saint Elsewhere ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@dawnmartinez9695 I do recall it was very popular when I was little (grade school days). I don't remember if my mom watched it or not. Isn't it true that Denzel Washington was on that show before his movie acting career started in the late 80s?
Yes I Did love St Elswhere also. ❤️❤️❤️👍
When Frank touches his shoulder... that’s that bond from when Pratt helped him when he had that heart attack.
It was those subtleties that made this series iconic.
You can tell after that he loved him like a son
I cried when that happened 😔I was doing good but when Frank did that it jus warmed my heart ❤️
Me: I'm fine. I'm fine....
*Frank touches shoulder*
Me: ... I'm not fine. Mmmnnh!
I balled my eyes out
From cocky, arrogant intern first seen in Mark Greene's last shift to respected figure in ER. This hit hard
When they gave an escort to the elevator was very touching
I hated Pratt in the beginning. Then he became one of the best characters on the show.
@@Xerruy I was going to say the same thing. I hated these types of episodes from ER but that is when the actors were their best.
@@johnsumner6593 they do that in every hospital for organ donors, it was nice they showed it here.
yeah, E R wasn't the same without him. but it was the last season anyway.
I remember crying when this episode originally aired, and I'm crying again watching this.
2024 estou assistindo e ainda choro
When Frank opens the elevator for him and squeezes his shoulder my heart breaks. Pratt was one of the BEST. 😢 😞 😢
Agree I sobbed.
I still can’t watch this without crying. This one and Mark Greene just absolutely wrecked me. Mark you saw coming tho. Greg was outta left field. There was no way I thought he would go. Soooo emotional.
And Lucy. 😢
Ugh Marks death… that entire episode ruined me. Most it’s much shorter but we already knew he was dead and seeing it slowly was just so hard. Though the other two it feels slightly worse cause they were healthy and it came out of nowhere
I agree, I didn't expect Lucy or Greg to die I was hoping both survive. Mark death was very sad, like you said he was dying slowly.
Agreed. Cry every time. 😢
Mark and Lucy
Everything about Frank, his expression, body language, the touch on the shoulder.....it absolutely broke me the first time I saw it. Still does
As much Frank was ignorant at times, he had a high regard and appreciation for Pratt. Loved seeing that as well.
Pratt was there for Frank when he needed him the most. He sat with Frank after he had his heart attack. Frank asked Pratt not to leave, and against Dr. Kayson's wishes, Pratt stayed. They were bonded.
@@ggboot1 Thats what friends do for each other.
No matter the distance or the conditions, I will get you home.
@@hannahmclaughlin348 I think Frank has a high regard and appreciation for all the doctors even though he was ignorant times but maybe the doctors knew his ignorance was just part of Frank's identity.
Of all of the characters, this probably hit Frank the hardest. Dr. Pratt saved his life during his heart attack, and asked Dr. Pratt to stay with him in the cath lab. He said that Dr. Pratt reminded him a lot of some of the African-American soldiers he served with in Vietnam and what they could’ve been. That’s why his death was probably just so difficult for Frank. It’s only fitting that he had the opportunity to say “thank you” one last time before he went into the elevator.
Frank has seen a whole lot of death too
Frank's reaction was everything.
They don't make shows like this anymore.
Right!!! Im just now watching Greys Anatomy because i felt like a trader to ER🤣. Its still no ER but its ok
@@Candybomb79 ER still the greatest show…
Not many shows come close to ER!
@@adambrickell6425 St Elsewhere
@@lexkanyima2195 you are comparing ER to St elsewhere? Not even close!!
That cast was everything!! Such talent!
Working in the ER taught me so much.. mostly that we are not of this world.. but salvation awaits us.. we must always be ready.. still my favorite medical show. Blessed to celebrate my 20 year anniversary as a nurse
Thank you for your service to humanity. And yes, salvation awaits us. This world is not our home.
This episode still breaks my heart after all these years. For those of us who watched ER when it was broadcasted in TV this was just shocking and I understand why Chaz would say that, it’s what we also feel watching this scene. Also, that honor walk was sad as hell and it wasn’t even real!
We love ER, that’s why it’s the best medical series ever.
Agree there will never be another show like it Greys cant top ER anyday
I remember watching live and I cried and cried. This show always made me cry
You made a connection with each of the characters in one way or another. So one one of them died a small part of you died with them and you greaved that loss. I've watched many a show since ER aired few and far between have come close to this show.
I'm the same I'm bawling or have tears coming out of my eyes.
Frfr
I agree ER IS and will ALWAYS be the #1 BEST medical show ever!! I watched this when it first came out I used to skip school sometimes just to watch it LOL!! As a RN myself and watching the whole series over again it's pretty damn close to being real for a scripted medical drama show!! This show is a BIG PART of what made me want to become a RN and work in emergency trauma unit!! It's the most rewarding amazing experience to have saved a life!! I WOULDN'T EVER TRAID IT FOR ANYTHING IN THE WORLD!!
"Not yet, can you please keep this machine going a couple more hours" I wasn't ready for him to go either.
You can never be ready.
I just went through this with my grandmother last month. Believe me you're never ready.
@@marcusbrown9917 I am so sorry. Grandmother's are very special.
@@michele21auntiem all parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, friends and everyone else are special in their own way. To say goodbye is always hard, no matter what form it takes. I lost my grandmother on my mother's side of the family 6 years ago from illness(cancer and altimers) and old age. I ended up being the pallbearer and it was hard to bear with the whole time. Treasure what time you have with the people you love, cause you may never know when you or their time might be up
i dont think anyone was ready for him to go. he was a character that i really feel was developed well over the seasons
Didn't see his death coming. Still remember how impactful it was when everyone stood in the hallway to watch as he was wheeled down the corridor to the ambulance. Even gruff Frank was showing silent respect for Pratt.
So he gets off the show you won't be playing the show no more
@@tarrolynlevy7561 the last season was very shocking and Pratt should have completed the last season.
@lexkanyima2195 I agree, I love Angela Basset one of my favorite actress, her character was boring. I love Morris and Pratt friendship.
ER has made me cry so hard... Lucy, Mark, Pratt even Romano. Every. Single. Time. 😭
And Gant
Don't forget Gallant.
@@BillyButcher90 right 😥
@@eugeneanchante1011 But he lived again on House. Omar Epps does doctors well.
Mark Greene too
I love Frank he’s the type of guy every workplace needs
As I get older, I can't really keep my tears from falling when I watch scenes like this. I grew up with ER and both Pratt's and Green's deaths were always emotional, but I don't want to ugly cry.
I bawl my eyes every time I watch this, Pratt was definitely one of my favorites, this whole scene was super sad but when they showed Morris sitting in the room alone and when Frank touched his shoulder, made me cry harder, and when Chaz said maybe he can come back😭😭😭😭😭ER was and always will be the greatest show ever!!!
Me too. I cry like a baby everytime I watch this episode. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
That was a episode was sad
Chicago Med ,better than ER
Still can't believe that this happened *right when* Pratt was going to marry his girlfriend, and was about to become Chief of the ER. And this was during the final season's premiere. What a way to start off the final season of one of the biggest shows in modern American TV: with a main character death that hits you right in the feels. And damn... Chaz had only known about his older half-brother for 4-5 years, looking up to him after they developed a real bond... They really don't make shows like this anymore
Sure don't. Never make a show as good as ER anymore.
I'm in the 15th season on HULU, just so sad this episode. This show gives all kinds of emotions, they definitely make you cry with these extremely sad episodes.
I loved his gruff, unpolished attitude that changed into a fantastic doctor. I loved that he had scraped by to get through his training. I had to do that. He was a great role model for kids.
One of the saddest scenes of ER. Great show!!!❤❤❤
ER was the series that defined my television life for me. Everything else I’ve ever watched has been subconsciously put up against it and fallen short. They just don’t write characters so real like we were blessed with in this series. ER made me feel every emotion possible in the strongest way possible that there is to feel.
Oh how true
I stopped watching after the original cast left. It was never as good after that. That said, as an RN, while I loved this series, I also found so many of the things on this show so unrealistic that it was hard to watch at times. This scene is beyond ridiculous. No ER staff would ever have the expertise to continue treatment of a critical patient in a simple ER or even a trauma room. ER and trauma is for stabilization only. Then its up to the appropriate floor. That kind of monitoring and care is done by us up in a critical care unit. Also, if you’re transplanting organs, you wouldn’t be removing monitoring equipment because organ donors need to be meticulously monitored for appropriate treatment and lifesaving care even when brain dead until the organs are harvested.
All these years later and I still cry
Best medical show ever made.
I think this was actually one of the saddest deaths in which Pratt was a character you were initially supposed to hate; he arrived and dismissed one of the most popular characters (Greene) and didn't think he had anything to learn, was cocky and arrogant initially. Then slowly but surely he got under your skin and became an excellent doctor and a loveable character. This is why the Frank scene is so moving, they went from animosity to a deep and compelling respect shown by a simple but moving touch of the shoulder as he goes into the lift.
As mentioned in some comments, the "touch" had a deeper canon significance and delves into Frank and Pratt's relationship, which took a corner in Season 10 Episode 16 when Frank had a heart attack.
how did he not receive any kind of consequence for breaking that guys neck and making him paralyzed?????????????????????????
Who would have ever thought a shoulder touch could convey such raw emotion. "Go in peace, my brother"
I never knew his character had died off . THIS IS HIGHLY EMOTIONAL .
ER was the best show on tv, It was so groundbreaking for its time. Although my heart belongs to the original cast the later cast did grow on me. I never thought the show could go on without Dr Greene ( whose death traumatized me ) but it managed to hold its own. Lucy Knight"s death, Dr Pratt's death and Ray losing both his legs were also heartbreaking. Although I did watch the first few years of Grey"s Anatomy it does not light a candle to ER. But the Mark Greene, Susan Lewis, Doug Ross and Carol Hathaway were the golden years of ER for me
¡Y Carter❤!
Franks goodby gets me every time
I loved how his character held Neela down right after Michael dies & he encourages both Gates & Ray to chill out instead of pushing up on Neela as she's grieving. Pratt was the character that kept me interested
Frank has the look of someone who's been through this too many times (remember, he fought in Vietnam)...
Amazing how he went from a flirtatious, won't work with anybody, won't listen to anybody kind of bastard. To wanting to Marrying a girl for the first time, become an attendant, make sure the students get taught right and was suppose to become Chief of The ER. Considering he never wanted to be at County in the first place. What a great story arc.
It feels mean to kill such a character on the show but the actor probably wanted to leave but still why kill.
@@teijaflink2226 I think they wanted the characters to stay with you. I still remember Lucy, Mark Greene, etc. Such an amazing show.
Chicago Med is better than ER
@DINS Yeah you wish
@@dins5066 Absolutely not! I have seen every episode of Chicago Med (I watch them as they air), and enjoy it for what it is. But, it is a nighttime soap opera that is far more about very far fetched drama than it is a medical show. It is not something I will be re-watching from beginning to end some years from now, like I have with ER. There is NOTHING groundbreaking about Chicago Med, whereas ER was far ahead of its time.
One of the most underrated relationships on the show was that between Pratt and Frank (the desk clerk).
It was Pratt who stayed with Frank in the cath lab after his heart attack, where Frank told him about the black soldiers he befriended in Vietnam.
"You know what you are, buddy?" Frank asked Pratt.
"You are what those boys could've been."
Flash forward to the touch of the shoulder. Really powerful stuff in context.
Mannnn I totally forgot about that, it makes more sense than ever now.
I had forgotten that too! Amazing real life connections in this show.
Well that's just made that simple shoulder touch even more poignant and emotive; I had forgotten about that!
@@stephenreeves-brown7219 I had just watched the series in its entirety for the second time, so that scene was still fresh in my mind. You can also see in the celebration of life at the end of the episode Frank is visibly taking it harder than his compatriots. It really crushed him to see Pratt die on the verge of so many great and wonderful things, both professionally and personally. He really was becoming what his fallen comrades could've been.
After i read your comment I saw that.... never knew what was behind it...
Welled up.
Omg.
I loved that.
This was by far, thee saddest episode of ER of all time!!!! I am still sobbing!!!! 🙈
This whole thing with Pratt only proves one thing : be nice to people even when they mess up, your words to them might take them overboard. Sorry if I’m late to comment on this but you know it ain’t easy . If you watched this series on tv you know the emotions we felt troughout the whole series . Epic epic tv series !!! Grey wishes to be this good ….
When Sam says "he's going upstairs" its got a dual meaning. Meaning he is going to OR and he is going to heaven. Anyone else agree?
Going upstairs to surgery for organ donation...it's why he is still connected to equipment to make the organs viable.
@@larynanntapp6333 yes I know this. I have tons of people I know in field. U just don't get my comment
@@Tdidonato I'm so sorry, sir. I got distracted but I should have double checked anyway. Hope you have a good night and please ignore me!!
he's going to have his organs removed for donation. The way they wheeled him around is called an honor walk or memory walk. It's done in many hospitals when a patient takes the journey to organ removal. Doctors, nurses and other staff along with family and friends line the hallways to say their final GOODBYE.
... with that said... Sam wasn't spiritual at all, she had battled with her beliefs or lack there of on many episodes, I don't think she would have given a duel meaning to "he's going upstairs... " to mean anything than just that.
I've not seen this in a long time. Gets Me every time Chaz feels his face and says "He is still warm." and is told it was the machines allowing the profusion of Greg's Organs. When Jerry squeezes his Shoulders, I really started bawling and got teary eyes.
The way they keep cutting to Pratt's face you want his eyes to just.....open
I have never seen it Pratt dies. I haven't seen ER in a while. The emotions just came flooding. Its a fictional television series but its good writing. Your invested in the characters. That's how we all should be in real life with each other.
I remember the devastation of him dying because SO MUCH. *BEAUTIFUL* CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. G O N E
I remember this episode when it first aired. I still to this day remember the name of the lump on his neck that crept up out of nowhere and started the downward spiral to his death… It was a pulsatile mass. They don’t show in this clip but I remember when they were trying to irrigate the blood from his mouth that was seeping from that mass and a lone tear flowed down his cheek. Mekhi Pfeiffer did a phenomenal job selling the emotions that this character was experiencing in that moment. When that tear came down his cheek it was like his character knew what was coming. This had to be one of the top five most emotional episodes of ER.
His death was caused from injuries in an ambulance explosion, not any sort of mass.
@@sallyphillips9175 I do remember that he was involved in the ambulance explosion. I don’t know why but even all these years later I remember the other doctors seeing a mass form on his neck and calling it a pulsatile mass. I am assuming that pulsatile indicates that it has something to do with his pulse or blood flow. I know when people hear the word mass they think cancer or tumor but that was not the case for this. This was a mass filled with blood. They had to clamp off his jugular to repair it and unfortunately the amount of time needed to do that repair meant almost certain brain death. Obviously that was the case for him.
I so agree..that tear rolling down his cheek says it all..he knew what what was coming. Heartbreaking, I cried my eyes out.
@@sallyphillips9175 The mass that killed him was caused by the explosion!
Yeah that what it was that lump mass that killed him and the air embolism. I recently watched this episode on HULU and can't stop watching this episode, Mekhi really did an amazing job on this episode.
I cried like a baby when this episode aired 😔😔
I watched the entire series. It hurts to let someone go.
I hate hospitals, because they are not hospitable, only necessary.
Oh yeah, I know I the pain, I will not wish that on anyone
Chazz : he can come back. Maybe he'll come back.....that gets me every time ❤
I remember my partner being on ECMO. And then I had to make the decision to turn off the machines it was the hardest thing I ever did in my life bad none!
I just watched this episode tonight and someone started peeling onions!😢 To me Greg was like the older brother you wished you had.
My husband, daughter and sister died in 2008 in a tragic accident. My husband was the only one who made it to the hospital but he died in the ER. Not hearing his heart beat was the loudest silence ever.
I tried to stay away from sad stuff but ER was in its last season and I remember watching this and being blinded by tears because ER made everything so touching. It was all so close to home. His brother wanting the machines to stay on. That anguish, most of us have been there.
DMX died on 4/9/21 and this is not a discussion about his character but for me it brought up memories of when my husband and I met, when we were young (I'm only 43 now) life was different then. I've been holding back tears because I didn't want to start crying for fear I'd never stop. It was National Siblings Day on 4/10 and TH-cam puts this in my recommends the very next day.
Surprisingly the tears were a good release. Seeing Pratt lifeless is one thing, seeing the people around him that will mourn him is heartbreaking. That's the part that always makes me cry. I finally let everything out, took a breath, had a glass of water and feel calm.
Amazing that TH-cam is better at this than my therapist.
sending you 💕
Sending sincerest condolences as well as love, peace, light and prayers for continued strength to you 🙏🏾💜
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🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Sorry for your loss🙏
Pratt and Lucy Knight’s deaths made me understand even more how quickly life can be taken away. Both characters were awake and lucid one minute and the next they were gone. That’s how easy it was to leave this world and it doesn’t matter how young they were or how much potential they had. Just like that they were gone.
I feel like I have to rewatch ER
When I saw the bomb explosion at the end of Season 14, I was shocked as I didn't see that coming! And then at the beginning of Season 15, it made me feel very sad that Greg Pratt succumbed his injuries and passed away. One of the saddest deaths that hit me so hard. He was an excellent and extraordinary character I know. My condolences for his brother, Chaz and the rest of his family. RIP Greg Pratt!
Gosh I remember this like yesterday. Chocking on his own blood. It was such an emotional scene. ER was just a wonderful journey. Such rich characters, carter, Bennett,Doug and of course Dr Green. People love Grey's anatomy but it's focused on one character and jumps around. This was wonderful story telling. I want to revisit it now from the beginning. It's timeless and fills your heart 💖 with love. Super television x
Agree 💯!
it hurts like hell to let someone go when you dont want to even though you know in your heart that they are gone
The hurt never goes away
Seriously the feeling sucks
The scene before this one is harder to watch. Pratt is awake, intubated and crying. He knows he is going to die.
This scene/episode gets me every time. It could've been him or Sam, and he wanted to protect Sam and have himself go, not knowing something like this would happen. He came from having and getting no respect, from having high respect for his team and him getting high respect from them. He went from the character you loved to hate to the one that everyone loved to love. From arrogant and cocky, to confident. Frank and him had a good relationship ever since he helped Frank when he had his heart attack. He became one of Morris' best friends. Him and Abby had a great bond. He was the one that people went to talk to about anything. Every single doctor and nurse in that emergency room loved him, as he earned their respect as a doctor and as a person. Chaz gained a great relationship with his brother. A respectable, honorable, and relatable doctor.
I understand that TV series as long as this one did have to "k!ll" off characters, but this one probably hit the hardest, as this is one of my absolute favorite series. I was a kid when it was on, and I remember my grandma watching it. Now that I'm older and found it on Hulu, I got hooked on the show. There has not been a medical drama like this since then.
Haven’t watched this since it aired on tv and still had me crying like a baby.
One of the most powerful scenes in this show. I own all 15 seasons on DVD. I love this show so much!
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OMG where do You buy it?? 😮
This one really got to me...so unexpected. Dr. Greene's was so sad, but we knew it was inevitable. Dr.Pratt..I cried my eyes out!
I cried when Greene and Pratt died because the way I got into this series I felt like I knew them
Pratt had the best character development of any character on this entire show. Whenever someone would say something funny/stupid, his smile said what every viewer was thinking.
Another great doctor taken away from us too soon. Like Greene lost his battle with cancer, now we lost Pratt and he wanted to get married and he was going to be chief resident of county. And seeing Frank touch his shoulder, was a sign of respect that he had for Pratt. Great episode but also very very very sad and heartbreaking.
One of the absolute BEST TV dramas EVER.
This episode ripped my heart out and stopped it out into the earth.
I felt so heartbroken for Chaz. I bawl every time.
You know it's a sad moment when it even gets to Frank.
Why am I watching this is 2021 and crying?!! 😩😩
This was one of the hardest ones to watch!
remember watching this show.... loved it..... and it got me into nursing, so today im a proff nurse...
Amasing how a tv show can affect your life
To find a brother, to lose a brother was the most difficult thing for Chaz.
I miss ER on Thursday nights that was a good show
I cry man still and the most beautiful is when Frank toches his shoulder. In front of the elevator.
i had tears in my eyes when they wheeled him through and Frank touches his shoulder and remembers their moments together as a sign of Good-bye 🥺🤧
We need some Morris scenes next. When he gives Bettina Pratt’s ring, and his rant to Banfield.
What I get is when Morris is sitting there in the dark totally devastated when I saw my mom at the morgue it broke me you can’t come back from that
Morris was handling his case. At one point Pratt jokingly said "Don't screw this up!". I think after it became apparent that Greg was not going to recover that Morris felt like he really did screw up. When I see on his face while he is sitting there in the dark is enormous guilt.
This episode was so emotional. The scene when Pratt was crying when they were working on him OMG 😭😭 it’s like he knew
That was so well done. All these years, and there will never be a better medical drama than ER.
It's not in this scene, but as I recall, his last words were "Don't screw this up, Morris"
(Or something like that)
Very moving got me all teary.
No words. This man lost has his physical contact with us. But with his life’s end? he donated to many, many others for us all embrace. Embrace His journey!!
When they gave his fiancé the ring it broke me
Pratt was such a good guy!😭 he didn't deserve to die🥺
It hit Morris hard. For as much as Pratt gave him a hard time, their friendship was real.
Morris was in charge of his case. Pratt had jokingly told him "Don't screw it up". Even though there is nothing he could have done the look of guilt on his face as he was sitting there in the dark shows that he felt like he DID screw up.
When you can watch every episode of a show from the start to the very end you know it’s good, there aren’t many that keep you invested like that this was definitely one of them
I can't watch this episode without cry
I don't know what it is about this clip, or the last few years of working in healthcare, but I am bawling at a 20 year old TV show at 3:30 in the morning and that says something.
One of the saddest deaths in ER, it only loses to Dr Greene and Lucy
I've bought the series three times twice hard copy and one digitally since 2009 once got lost in the move. I have launched the series repeatedly since I started watching in 2002 when recovering from duck surgery on TNT. I've seen the entire series probably 70 times. I still get choked up over Mark and Lucy's death Greg pratt's too. One thing about ER is hire the best people to play each character for the job available because episodes like this or the disaster episodes you really saw the talent of the performers. This is without a doubt my favorite TV show
The other death that got to me was the stillborn birth of Dr. Carter's little boy. I went through that myself. Had to have labor induced while knowing my child was gone.
@@rockinrj87 - I also bought the whole series on dvd a couple years ago. I binge watch the whole series every few months, it never gets old.
Dennis Gant
Green’s was tough! Loved him!
ER el mejor programa médico en mi opinión hasta el momento (2023)
Pratt was prob my favourite character on ER! This episode just had me in bits. Even Frank was devastated
It's Frank's hand on the shoulder that damn near kills me
this was one of the most emotional scenes. loved this
Haven't seen this episode in a long time and I still cry when Dr. Pratt dies!!!😪 ER IS THE BEST MEDICAL SHOW EVER!!
Bring back ER.
You can still watch it
So many sad stories in ER but classics! Best show ever! 👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦
That final touch got me 😢.
I crying like a baby when this episode aired
that touch on the shoulder.... i remember the first time i watched this episode. killed me! incredible show and an even more incredible cast!!
This character death was as hard on me as when Dr Greene passed away
What happened to him? I stopped watching by then
Brain tumor.
@@kalel8736 Greene had a brain tumor.. Pratt was in an explosion
@sarah L
I completely agree and say the same thing often!
I wish ER was still on so we can watch them
Its on Hulu!
@@yodaclay4840 thank you
I'm watching this episode right now.
I wish they extended to the scene where frank cant look at Pratts photo in the bar. Great/very sad epidode.
it reminded me of a similar procession for a fallen fire fighter who recieved severe burns from a building wall falling and trapping him. he was in the burn unit for several episodes so the audience could bond with him. when he finally died from his injuries, when he was wheeled out his station mates, cops and first responders all formed a line through several hallways. Gawd, i have tears streaming down my face as i write this...
i was mistaken; Raoul dies in same episode; (S2 E16 - The Healers.)