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I wonder if anyone knows the "you set the tone" was passed down from Morganstern to Greene to Carter to Morris. Morganstern knew he passed it to Greene but its not like they all sit around and talk about a little saying.
Carter said it as a joke. Archie struggled as an intern and resident but gained confidence and eventually became an outstanding doctor. Carter looks proud of his former student.
You could really see Carter’s growth in this first scene with him back. His calm exposure are both from his experiences there and Benton’s influence on him.
Not just Benton. i'd argue a lot of the old cast had influence on him. Mark Greene as well to name one for example. Also his time in africa probably put a lot into perspective for him as well.
I absolutely loved ER!! Carter’s progression for a novice to an experienced professional over the seasons had been wonderful. Back in the day ER was definitely my best TV series of all time. Even today the cinematography in the trauma rooms is the greatest ever of all TV hospital dramas. Also the characters are strong and brilliant storylines. I loved it. 🙏🏾❤️🧑🏾⚕️👩🏼⚕️👨🏽⚕️👨🏻⚕️
Lol! yeah, I guess just a little cheap hint to let us know the "doc who got that nurse pregnant and moved to Seattle" will be showing up in a next episode...
It just goes to show you how much the staff of an ER changes in a few years. It took Carter a couple of minutes before he recognized someone and it was a paramedic who doesn't even technically work in the ER.
@@terryl.cooper You're missing the entire point of what I was trying to make. And there was plenty of great doctors after the first few seasons. It was still a much better show then any other medical drama.
When he left and told Morris “You set the tone.” Archie’s reply was,”Huh?” He figured it out. Gregg Pratt had become a great doctor too. That shock of losing him was heartbreaking. John Carter, even though he was ‘in and out’ was our only constant. From “Day One” to “And In The End…” And several of the nurses and EMT drivers. There’ll never be another show like this.
One of the most important lessons I learned in rehab was that it is very risky to return to the environment in which you abused whatever you are addicted to. So I moved 200 km south.
@@sugaloaf9889 yeah and also one of his jeeps got lit on fire in that episode in season 5 where he and Lucy Knight had to find that dude with the matching blood type
Just goes to show you're not a true ER fan, his first Jeep in season 1 is blue, the second black one he has is lit on fire in season 5 after they search for a ER patient's father.
Sure didn’t …..and John Stamos as a doctor get a naysayer vote in my book …. And is it me or did Gates give a care that Carter was there (at least in this scene)?
This episode changes people after watching the whole series like for instant I started saying the beginning of the end and naming things for my school work that too
@@buffycatnip that would work but when carter’s shunt was leaking and he told catherine banfield about it she was completely surprised when carter told her about the stabbing
That paramedic Zades... I remember in an earlier season that he said the he passed his MCats test and was gonna start med school, but they never mentioned it again
ER had a lot of plotlines that "died on the vine", going all the way back to S1 when they didn't know what to do with "Bob" (the foreign janitor who was a highly-skilled cardiovascular surgeon, who Carter was going to help with her residency test).
Gates was a paramedic for 10 years before becoming a Doctor, so I never understood why he and Carter didn’t know each other as it seemed Gates had lived in Chicago a long time.
Hong Kong is already hasn't This episode is aired. Hong Kong’s TV stations have English channels. One of them is Television Broadcasts Ltd. (TVB), which aired benevolence (ER) in 1995, but in this century, all of them have disappeared.
That episode was very moving to me titled 21 Guns. Neela silently grieves for Gallant at the funeral but jumps right back into work as hospital has a shootout
21 Guns is one of the best episodes of the series, and it and its companion episode Bloodline were easily the best episodes during the Season 12-14 stretch
I think love Carter but the show was never the same after mark left and my interest really waned after season 9. The only reason I kept watching was for Alex Kingston
I've always wondered: Why does Carter look so sad/serious when he's looking at the hospital? (I know it's Valentine's Day so the stabbing etc may have been on his mind, but it's the place he use to love and had such a close connection with... you'd think the nostalgia would make him happy or at least smile.)
He’s sick, and I guess without this first shot of him looking terribly sad, you could think all’s perfect for him. We’re probably supposed to spend the episode wondering what’s wrong with him (if you hadn’t read spoilers) until the last scene where it’s finally revealed. Just my two cents...
So much of his soul has been sucked out between the hospital, Kem and his illness it's no wonder at all. In reality he probably would not have gone back to that place.
Mark, John, Susan, Doug, Peter, Carol, these were the main characters of ER.. When the main cast started to crumble away, they should have ended the entire show in my opinion, it then lost all of it's beauty and power. I'm currently rewatching on Prime, but once I'll get to that point, I think I'm gonna end it. I can't tell you guys who big of a part of my life this show was when I was 18-20 years old, really and truly this is the best show ever made in the entire history Television.
Best years. I remember being in college and going to class on Friday. One class Friends would be the topic and ER another. Plus no social media to ruin it.
Trivial comment alert: anyone who's been around these ER video threads probably knows I adore JC to the moon and back, but I can't believe that after 15 years, through various relationships and at least three continents, he still listens to bland iHeart radio rock. Branch out, sweetheart. It was excusable in 1995. (This is literally my only complaint)
And of course, he returns to the ER nine years to the date of the stabbing, looking for a kidney as a result of what happened on that fateful day. We've come full circle.
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'Can't thank you enough.
Upload the one where that guy was after morris with the tank!
Yay! Welcome back!
I’ve missed you!
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One short scene with Carter and boom! The whole series got an instant upgrade.
Also with Gerry and the paramedic.
Like so many things in life, you don’t always realize how amazingly good something was until it’s gone.
"You followed my advice, Archie. You set the tone." A reminder of Dr. Green. 😭
I wonder if anyone knows the "you set the tone" was passed down from Morganstern to Greene to Carter to Morris. Morganstern knew he passed it to Greene but its not like they all sit around and talk about a little saying.
@@joemckim1183 You set the tone Joe.
@@jonstefanik9400 Thanks Dr. Morris
Carter said it as a joke. Archie struggled as an intern and resident but gained confidence and eventually became an outstanding doctor. Carter looks proud of his former student.
@@kylesmith9944he did have an "I'm proud of you" look on his face when he was leaving the room.
Morris: "This guy's a LEGEnd!"
ME: THAT'S RIGHT!
God damn right!
Damn Straight he is!!!
Imagine if Barney Stinson was working in the ER, he would say, "This guy is LEGEN wait for it......DARY!".
"This guy's a legend" LOL I remember when Carter was a stumbling intern
You could really see Carter’s growth in this first scene with him back. His calm exposure are both from his experiences there and Benton’s influence on him.
Not just Benton. i'd argue a lot of the old cast had influence on him. Mark Greene as well to name one for example. Also his time in africa probably put a lot into perspective for him as well.
I absolutely loved ER!! Carter’s progression for a novice to an experienced professional over the seasons had been wonderful.
Back in the day ER was definitely my best TV series of all time. Even today the cinematography in the trauma rooms is the greatest ever of all TV hospital dramas. Also the characters are strong and brilliant storylines. I loved it. 🙏🏾❤️🧑🏾⚕️👩🏼⚕️👨🏽⚕️👨🏻⚕️
Archie’s pride at Carter’s praise awww
They had no idea who he was but knew about Ross and Carol LOL Thanks for uploading!
Lol! yeah, I guess just a little cheap hint to let us know the "doc who got that nurse pregnant and moved to Seattle" will be showing up in a next episode...
@@bemyguest80 You're totally right, I haven't thought of that! 😅
Dr. Ross and his antics in the hospital were probably legendary.
I'm sure if he said "No, I'm the one who got hoked on pills and went to rehab" they would have said, "Oh yeah. I heard of you."
@@alphanerd7221 *hooked*
John Carter is E. R ❤
INCONCIEVABLE!! It's him!!
I always liked that Carter was always humble. He could’ve very well been a rich jerk
👍🏾 that’s real talk. I don’t believe Carter ever cared about it and was even ashamed. I always thought cuz he knew he had an advantage that most don’t
And Morris does set the tone
Doug and Carol story are one of the legendary stories of Country it seems. And Carter choose wrong day to comeback, valentine's Day.
Jesus, I never realized until now...
Yes he did.....
I did notice, and I kinda love that nothing was said about it. Little rewarding detail for long time viewers.
Real ones know!
Oh snap
It just goes to show you how much the staff of an ER changes in a few years. It took Carter a couple of minutes before he recognized someone and it was a paramedic who doesn't even technically work in the ER.
Which is when I stopped watching it. All of the originals were gone and the noobs sucked.
@@terryl.cooper You're missing the entire point of what I was trying to make. And there was plenty of great doctors after the first few seasons. It was still a much better show then any other medical drama.
@@terryl.cooperthat last season wasn't as bad. The stretch after Carter started toying with leaving and then did was absolutely brutal.
I absolutely love the final stretch of Season 15. The nostalgia, the familiar faces and Peter Yorn’s “Crystal Village.” Ahh, yes!
I really liked Morris’s growth. He was the biggest idiot when he first came, but he grew into a good doctor
Facts I always think that is overlooked
I liked him too. Not a jerk. He idolized Carter.
When he left and told Morris “You set the tone.” Archie’s reply was,”Huh?” He figured it out.
Gregg Pratt had become a great doctor too. That shock of losing him was heartbreaking.
John Carter, even though he was ‘in and out’ was our only constant. From “Day One” to “And In The End…”
And several of the nurses and EMT drivers.
There’ll never be another show like this.
I know and it made him so likeable and easy to root for.
I like it, bc best goofy and never ever taken seriously, then take sttuff seriously
Welcome back, Carter! And the ER channel, too!
One of the most important lessons I learned in rehab was that it is very risky to return to the environment in which you abused whatever you are addicted to. So I moved 200 km south.
I loved how years later he was still driving that same jeep 😂
It is a Jeep, but this one has glass windows, whereas his old one had plastic, zip-up windows.
@@sugaloaf9889 yeah and also one of his jeeps got lit on fire in that episode in season 5 where he and Lucy Knight had to find that dude with the matching blood type
Yup
Just goes to show you're not a true ER fan, his first Jeep in season 1 is blue, the second black one he has is lit on fire in season 5 after they search for a ER patient's father.
The Classics never go out.
BRING BACK ER!!!!!!! Man I miss that show
I miss it too but it would probably be turned into some crap like Gray's Anatomy.
@@cce8632 Agreed. ER ended on a good note before it got dragged out like Grey’s.
We all burst out laughing when Carter passed on that wisdom from Dr. Greene, but then Morris rose to the occasion and truly kept the mantra going!
He received the advice from Greene, who received it from the legend himself, Dr. David Morgenstern.
You set the tone!!
I didn't burst out laughing. My emotions were mixed: happy that Carter was continuing Green's legacy, but sad remembering Green's death.
@@helenbrett7838 I wonder if Morganstern really meant to say, "you set the bone". Since a patient just came in with a factured fibula.
I would love it if they did a 2 season reboot of ER. Initially centered around Carter, Morris, and Rachael Greene.
ER hadn't been the same without Carter.
Yeah even when all left in season 8 i am just watching for john but then he leave in season 11 i am crying badly , and never watch seasons after that
Greene and Carter were ER.
Sure didn’t …..and John Stamos as a doctor get a naysayer vote in my book …. And is it me or did Gates give a care that Carter was there (at least in this scene)?
Yeah, John Stamos tried his best.
Love that he still drives a Jeep
Carter was a LEGEND in E.R the best character
INCONCEIVABLE!!!
Dr. Sturgis with the cameo!!!! 😂😂😂
Anyone else love The Princess Bride vibe from this clip?
O my word I loved loved loved loved E.R And Carter was my favorite
😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰
So happy to have you back!
ER was a good show and I never missed it
Concerning? Inconceivable!
Elixir of love? Inconceivable!
I do not think that word means what you think it means.
Elixir of 💩
Are you the one who got that nurse pregnant and moved to Seattle? 😂😂😂 Awww they never forgot my OTP 💖
No hay nada como ver volver a Carter... Saludos desde Argentinaaa
Welcome back! You've been missed!
This episode changes people after watching the whole series like for instant I started saying the beginning of the end and naming things for my school work that too
the best part of this video is the beginning where it suggests there is available parking directly in front of the hospital
😂
"You set the tone" 😌
Great show, good writing, One of my favorites!
I loved this show still miss it love from Edinburgh Scotland x
I love this show!!!
BEST SHOW EVER!!
Ross’s legend lives on 😂😂😂😂
Inconceivable
One thing that confused me is that how when applying they didn’t hear about carter and the stabbing
maybe they did hear about the stabbing but can't remember the name of him
@@buffycatnip that would work but when carter’s shunt was leaking and he told catherine banfield about it she was completely surprised when carter told her about the stabbing
The last sence is always a tear jerker
*sentence*
Carter, you working?
Dr Greene, are you coming?
Saw that scene before I'd ever seen the series and even then I could feel the weight of it
Just realized that Carter comes back on Valentine's day, which is the same day he and Lucy got stabbed
0:56 What charisma 👌💯
I don’t care if they never worked they should know who Doctor Carter is, failure is not a option 😂
Not Angel Laketa Moore-Tanksley the actress, mother and comedian!!!! I specifically started watching these clips just to find her. My life is complete
Carter always driving a Jeep Wrangler :)
And wearing the same watch... and same bag.
Welcome back..and ty!
Loved ARCHIE’S professional growth.❤
(I really didn’t think he would make it. More great writing/acting on this exemplary show.🎯)
It’s funny how they are having a conversation while the patient is dying
Notice, they didn't stop what they were doing to talk.
If the patient was dying and intern wouldn't have been intubating her.
Not really...that was day-to-day life in the ER.
omg you’re back😍
love this clip!❤️
That paramedic Zades... I remember in an earlier season that he said the he passed his MCats test and was gonna start med school, but they never mentioned it again
ER had a lot of plotlines that "died on the vine", going all the way back to S1 when they didn't know what to do with "Bob" (the foreign janitor who was a highly-skilled cardiovascular surgeon, who Carter was going to help with her residency test).
Gates was a paramedic for 10 years before becoming a Doctor, so I never understood why he and Carter didn’t know each other as it seemed Gates had lived in Chicago a long time.
Good catch.
Good point 🤔
Chicago is pretty big. He could have lived and worked in another part of the city and thus been around another hospital.
SET THE TONE, GODDAMNIT!!!
Dr. Sturgis my man😂
Welcome back ER, you have been missed...
My memories of ER of the last couple of series is that if you needed their services then you'd end up in a body bag.
Hong Kong is already hasn't This episode is aired.
Hong Kong’s TV stations have English channels. One of them is Television Broadcasts Ltd. (TVB), which aired benevolence (ER) in 1995, but in this century, all of them have disappeared.
Thanks
Happy birthday carter from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
Carter finally updated his jeep by the end of the show.
It was the best decision to bring Carter back for the end
Obviously love Carter but they should’ve made it a little more mysterious as to who was walking in and then boom show him at the admit desk
@ 1:57 that's the guy who played the neighbor on the "Cosby Show" and also the teacher from the tv show version of "Clueless"
Could you post the ER shootout where Sam gets kidnapped?
That episode was very moving to me titled 21 Guns. Neela silently grieves for Gallant at the funeral but jumps right back into work as hospital has a shootout
I've been asking for that one too.
21 Guns is one of the best episodes of the series, and it and its companion episode Bloodline were easily the best episodes during the Season 12-14 stretch
It could be the clip with the shootout in the waiting room. Its a recent video I think.
Be still my heart
love how everyone is like ' Who r you?' and Morris is the only one who's like ' OMG CARTER YOU'RE BACK😄'
Omg look at angel
1:38 Never mess with a Sicilian!
I think love Carter but the show was never the same after mark left and my interest really waned after season 9. The only reason I kept watching was for Alex Kingston
1:20 Grand Nagus Zek!
Carter came back to the E.R. on Valentine’s Day
It’s Iocane powder, completely undetectable!
Anyone else cringe when that guy mentioned Valentines Day around John??
Set the tone 😉
I've always wondered: Why does Carter look so sad/serious when he's looking at the hospital?
(I know it's Valentine's Day so the stabbing etc may have been on his mind, but it's the place he use to love and had such a close connection with... you'd think the nostalgia would make him happy or at least smile.)
He’s sick, and I guess without this first shot of him looking terribly sad, you could think all’s perfect for him. We’re probably supposed to spend the episode wondering what’s wrong with him (if you hadn’t read spoilers) until the last scene where it’s finally revealed. Just my two cents...
So much of his soul has been sucked out between the hospital, Kem and his illness it's no wonder at all. In reality he probably would not have gone back to that place.
It’s because why he’s back - his kidney is failing
@@Flashygrrl and years spent witnessing horrible things in Africa.
Some people feel happy without smiling.
Can you please upload Carter's first shift back and when he went into cardiac arrest after collapsing from fluid overload?
name of the 0:58 girl doctor?
Happy birthday at noah wyle from italian boy live in rome
Mark, John, Susan, Doug, Peter, Carol, these were the main characters of ER.. When the main cast started to crumble away, they should have ended the entire show in my opinion, it then lost all of it's beauty and power. I'm currently rewatching on Prime, but once I'll get to that point, I think I'm gonna end it. I can't tell you guys who big of a part of my life this show was when I was 18-20 years old, really and truly this is the best show ever made in the entire history Television.
Best years. I remember being in college and going to class on Friday. One class Friends would be the topic and ER another. Plus no social media to ruin it.
Mark Greene was told 'You Set The Tone' first
1:29
Me: a old man can't be adorable 😑
Also me: *sees this guy* nvm
i hugged LITERALLY hugged! the TV when Carter walked through the door i said ' my boy is back...🤗'
The best woman for Carter was Doctor Abbey Keaton!
Trivial comment alert: anyone who's been around these ER video threads probably knows I adore JC to the moon and back, but I can't believe that after 15 years, through various relationships and at least three continents, he still listens to bland iHeart radio rock. Branch out, sweetheart. It was excusable in 1995. (This is literally my only complaint)
Yeah, as a world traveler you would think some Afro beat or Brazilian folk. or just some decent album rock from the seventies. Lol
@@DarkeningSkies1 Right???!!!
Old habits die hard
The way he looks up at the hospital, at the beginning…LOL he looks like he’s planning on shooting the place up!
And of course, he returns to the ER nine years to the date of the stabbing, looking for a kidney as a result of what happened on that fateful day. We've come full circle.
Carter returned on Valentine’s Day the same holiday that he was stabbed and Lucy died.
Oh, it's Vizzini!
Noah wyle was born on friday alike today
Yeah those 3 seasons just weren't it
And?
Well you realize that some of the cast was on Freaks and Geeks