@Alfa&Omega 00000 That is true, there hasn't been a case since. But that doesn't mean it's gone from the planet entirely. We know of the 2 samples frozen in secured storage, 1 in Atlanta and 1 in Koltsovo that exist today, but more samples have been found in the world but have since been destroyed. What scares me is there could be more...
@Alfa&Omega 00000 Koltsovo is in Russia. Yea, that lab. There was one in a forgotten storage room found that was destroyed, and another cloned also destroyed. There may be more, we just need to find them if so.
I watched ER back in the days, on the Warner Channel. With the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the FIRST THING on my mind was a flashback TO THIS VERY SCENE. That's how good and memorable this episode was to me. Thank you for making it. Watching this episode molded me into a person that is taking this crisis as seriously as it should be.
If ER had been airing when we were dealing with the Covid outbreak 😷 I could pretty much guarantee it that this storyline would be recycled but with Covid patients 🥺
Actually there is another episode where someone gets trapped in the elevator and shit is about to hit the fan Carter starts to give orders like a bad ass, cant find that episode anywhere smh
@@osoroigold2661 There is the chemical contamination of the ER. Weaver literally went down and passed out. He had to supervise the evacuation of the ER. One patient died because they didn't have enough equipment. Carter got a pair of fire fighters boots.
I think the acting here from Noah Wyle was great. You could almost feel his bowels turn to water watching his initial reaction when shown the children's visible symptoms. Sorry to be so graphic but I did think that was a great scene.
Alfa&Omega 00000 So you’d rather a medical professional start panicking and freaking out, frightening the patients, before knowing all the facts about what exactly is going on?
Alfa&Omega 00000 Okay, I’m going to disengage from this conversation as I’m not sure of the point you’re making anymore and also find criticizing someone (a fictional character, no less) for the way they express their emotions is pointless and silly. Have a good day.
Well, chickenpox in a hospital is no laughing matter, either. It's airborne, meaning that they need to be in a negative pressure room and wear N95 masks. I heard a story from an infection control nurse who had what seemed to be poison ivy that went weird, but it was chickenpox. They had to screen all staff, all patients on the floor, and everyone who went through the ER in case someone didn't have immunity.
Chickenpox is nothing compare to what smallpox was. Sure, it can be serious in some people, but for most people it's mild. Smallpox had 30% mortality rate, and those who survived had pox marks all over their faces. All those paintings of old kings and queens are not accurate - the painters omitted the pox marks all of them had.
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this show, it's my all time favorite show ever....and this episode was so good, Dr. Carter was so amazing...im so glad I have all the seasons on dvd :)
Just commenting to remember this moment. Grey’s Anatomy just beat ER for the longest running medical drama. I am a die hard Grey’s fan but I do believe everyone should remember the excellence that was ER.
You're a die hard Grey's Anatomy fan because you probably grew up watching it, and not ER. Otherwise you would know ER is by far the best medical TV drama ever made, period.
I remember this season finale aired in the spring of 2002 after 9/11 had happened. There was so much talk of biological warfare and weaponizing anthrax and smallpox during that time, it made this episode especially chilling!
Wow. I remember watching this on TV when I was pretty young and being so amazed. This episode and the next episode after this (where Romano has his arm cut off from the helicopter propeller - DAMN that shocked me!) are simply incredible and so intense.
I think romano's arm arm was cut off at the end of this episode while they were evacuating the hospital. Romano was careless getting that close to a running copter. A scratch surgical team broke into the hospital to attempt to reattach Romano's arm.
There has been no smallpox infections in the US since 1949. There have been no outbreaks of smallpox WORLDWIDE since 1980. The World Health Organization eliminated it with a worldwide vaccination program which was the largest public health effort in world history and smallpox is the only disease to be eliminated worldwide.. The only known reservoirs of smallpox are in laboratories like the CDC for research purposes under the strictest of security and quarantine.
@@JustMe-gh7ib They haven't vaccinated for Small Pox outside of medical and military since 1980. SO NO KIDS TODAY including myself HAVE NOT BEEN VACCINATED for Small Pox and I was born in 1981. So what does that tell you? Small Pox is GONE forever unless someone recreates it because you will NEVER get near the remaining samples left on this planet one is in Atlanta at the CDC in their HIGHEST BIOHAZZARD room in a freezer and in Moscow.
I think I remember this episode. It turned out to be a mutated form Of monkey pox and I think it ended up with doctor Carter and Abby being in quarantine for like two weeks and that’s when they got involved with each other.
I've had Spanish Flu, a seizure, puss in my lungs, and a temperature of 104. A lock down of my room was quick. They had no treatment. I survived though.
Don't get me wrong, I know Smallpox is a rare thing nowadays, but I'd still be a little worried if my doc was referring to free health awareness posters for diagnosis!
ARMY FOR LIFE In my country we haven’t had an outbreak for years but we do get vaccinated for it. I think the vaccination is the reason we haven’t had an outbreak
I understand what you're saying, but Carter (nor anybody) had ever seen it before, and he was looking more for confirmation. Obviously he suspected/feared that's what it was, and Susan said there hadn't been a case in 60 odd years. I think you can make an exception here
i remeber we had an outbreak after that but i too cant remember for sure when that was. but i know for a fact that small pox is no fucking joke. if one person gets sick with that youd have to take extreme measures to contain any and all infection to keep it from spreading
@@tedwards1025 Nothing gets eradicated, all you need is someone coming in from a 3rd world country where their medicine and vaccines are no where near like ours, and then you have a problem.
@@cindybrooks2786 what's causing resurgence of things like measles in developed countries is a combination of people bringing the virus back in from 3rd world countries and anti-vaxxers and religious zealots that refuse to vaccinate themselves and their children, reducing herd immunity.
@@MsQuartermaine I believe it was 1972 that they dropped smallpox from the list of routine vaccinations for everyone here in the United States. The World Health Organization declared smallpox eradicated in 1980.
Wouldn't Anspaugh be involved some how? Maybe not right away but once they started debating to close the ER because of a possible small pox infection, Anspaugh would have at least be on the phone. Not physically there to avoid exposure.
The little girl died, but the boy lived. They got it in Central Africa when their family was there for a year cause their Dad worked for the state department. It ended up being monkeypox not smallpox, and they all lived happily ever after. LoL!!!
Just paid to see this episode and it's not even a complete episode. They half-assed it on a cliff-hanger and then just skipped to the next season. Did they cancel part 2 of it or something?
Hannah Schaffer I meant that I'm glad I was vaccinated. Children their age can be vaccinated, but clearly weren't. Even if you go to a foreign country you'll still be ok if you're vaccinated 👍
Emily Wilson they were vaccinated. Just because you get a disease doesn’t mean you weren’t. Being vaccinated doesn’t make people invincible. They can still get the disease. Unlikely but they can. Also, the smallpox vaccine is a LIVE vaccine. This means that you can shed the disease for an extent of time post vaccination and people around you can get the disease.
Alfa&Omega 00000 it's not extinct , vaccination is the reason it's not prevalent in society. Many people I know currently are in mission work and treat people with small pox and other illnesses in the third worlds, I've even seen it once myself in a cult who didn't believe in vaccination and this cult was in the US.
There's nothing wrong on doing it, is just a way to confirm it, to be pretty sure... Like the nurse, who didnt recognize it, and just leaved them on the waiting room exposing other people... xD
Weren't Carter, Abby, Pratt, Chen & that homeless man all quarantined in that hospital for a month...???!!!! Lord that would've been the death of me if I was in that situation.....😲😷😫😫
@@hannahscott6604 Eradication only works if everyone gets their vaccinations regularly. As more people choose to not vaccinate themselves or their children that protection goes away, and if one of them comes into contact with a dormant virus in its natural reservoir/host (traveling in an exotic land for example), they can bring it back and spread it to other unvaccinated people.
A little medically inaccurate. The doctor leading the parents into the private room should have briefed the parents on what was going on. You should never leave a patient or a relative of the patient unaware of the situation or what they're going to do to help them.
I had AIDs back in 2017 and when I went to the ER I took a wrong turn and wound up in Africa. Poof! Ebola too. I died but they brought me back by playing the movie, Patch Adams.
@@greendayforever2k9 what? Smallpox isn't is near deadly as the Coronavirus is that what you're saying? Dude smallpox killed half of Europe!! More people die each year from the flu than this Coronavirus has killed.
How did these kids get smallpox. The last reported case was the 1940s in the united states and the last case in the world was in somolia in the 1980s. This seems like a very interesting tv show
@Alfa&Omega 00000 Yes it can. That is how Amherst infected the native american's in the US with tainted blankets from smallpox victims. It DOES survive on objects.
Mep McGee This is the drama ER with Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, and Noah Wylie. There were other shows with variations of the title "ER" one was a comedy.
+Mark Kosh "Smallpox 2002" was a fictional documentary you idiot. A simple Google search will confirm it. Only a dumbass like you can be fooled. You can't even spell "which". You seem like the type of fool who can't even spell his own name. Do you even know how to count to 10 or cross the street by yourself? You clearly can't string together a proper and complete sentence. Fucking idiot.
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The music is so fitting due to how serious and deadly the disease is. Smallpox is no joke and the scene portrays that perfectly.
@Alfa&Omega 00000 That we know of...
@Alfa&Omega 00000 That is true, there hasn't been a case since. But that doesn't mean it's gone from the planet entirely. We know of the 2 samples frozen in secured storage, 1 in Atlanta and 1 in Koltsovo that exist today, but more samples have been found in the world but have since been destroyed. What scares me is there could be more...
@Alfa&Omega 00000 Koltsovo is in Russia. Yea, that lab. There was one in a forgotten storage room found that was destroyed, and another cloned also destroyed. There may be more, we just need to find them if so.
Smallbox outbreak would kill 2/3 of people who are younger than boomers. Good luck re-populating with women who have went through menopause. 😰😡
Lol, smallpox* why cant i edit?
I watched ER back in the days, on the Warner Channel. With the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, the FIRST THING on my mind was a flashback TO THIS VERY SCENE. That's how good and memorable this episode was to me.
Thank you for making it. Watching this episode molded me into a person that is taking this crisis as seriously as it should be.
If ER had been airing when we were dealing with the Covid outbreak 😷 I could pretty much guarantee it that this storyline would be recycled but with Covid patients 🥺
I sure miss this show. I loved it. Especially Dr. Green and Dr. Carter. Wish it would come back on. It was so sad when Dr. Green died.
Yup. This was a great episode. This was the one where Carter finally had to step up and be "The Guy" of the ER now that Mark was gone.
Actually there is another episode where someone gets trapped in the elevator and shit is about to hit the fan Carter starts to give orders like a bad ass, cant find that episode anywhere smh
@@osoroigold2661
There is the chemical contamination of the ER. Weaver literally went down and passed out. He had to supervise the evacuation of the ER. One patient died because they didn't have enough equipment. Carter got a pair of fire fighters boots.
He set the tone!!
I think the acting here from Noah Wyle was great. You could almost feel his bowels turn to water watching his initial reaction when shown the children's visible symptoms. Sorry to be so graphic but I did think that was a great scene.
@Alfa&Omega 00000
That is an attending doctor. Like she said there hasn't been a case in awhile
Alfa&Omega 00000 that’s how I’d react tbh lol it’s eradicated...
@Alfa&Omega 00000 "Medical girl"? You mean the DOCTOR? How would you react? Smallpox has been eradicated.
Alfa&Omega 00000 So you’d rather a medical professional start panicking and freaking out, frightening the patients, before knowing all the facts about what exactly is going on?
Alfa&Omega 00000 Okay, I’m going to disengage from this conversation as I’m not sure of the point you’re making anymore and also find criticizing someone (a fictional character, no less) for the way they express their emotions is pointless and silly. Have a good day.
Well, chickenpox in a hospital is no laughing matter, either. It's airborne, meaning that they need to be in a negative pressure room and wear N95 masks. I heard a story from an infection control nurse who had what seemed to be poison ivy that went weird, but it was chickenpox. They had to screen all staff, all patients on the floor, and everyone who went through the ER in case someone didn't have immunity.
Chickenpox is nothing compare to what smallpox was. Sure, it can be serious in some people, but for most people it's mild. Smallpox had 30% mortality rate, and those who survived had pox marks all over their faces. All those paintings of old kings and queens are not accurate - the painters omitted the pox marks all of them had.
You mean smallpox...
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this show, it's my all time favorite show ever....and this episode was so good, Dr. Carter was so amazing...im so glad I have all the seasons on dvd :)
Just commenting to remember this moment. Grey’s Anatomy just beat ER for the longest running medical drama. I am a die hard Grey’s fan but I do believe everyone should remember the excellence that was ER.
You're a die hard Grey's Anatomy fan because you probably grew up watching it, and not ER. Otherwise you would know ER is by far the best medical TV drama ever made, period.
Same! Love Grey's! But ER was amazing from 1st episode to the very last. I still binge watch the show from start to finish about every other year.
I remember this was right after Dr. Greene past away. This episode put Dr. Carter in the leader position just like Dr. Greene was
This scene has stuck with me for decades
Rewatching this show to practice for my medical interpreter exam lol... I knew all those hours watching doctor shows would pay off someday :)
How did it go?
I wish I was old enough to see this show in its height. Now I am still trying to find reruns online for free.
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Before there was Greys there was ER
And after Grey's... There is still ER. I have no urge to buy all seasons of Grey's. But i own all 15 of ER
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SMALLPOX IS NOT A JOKE IS A DEADLY DISEASE
Superb acting by Noah Wyle...!!!!
I remember this season finale aired in the spring of 2002 after 9/11 had happened. There was so much talk of biological warfare and weaponizing anthrax and smallpox during that time, it made this episode especially chilling!
When you have anxiety and after watching all these medical clips you think you have at least 5 diseases
I agree
Nah thats just me on a Saturday night
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I hear ya
Doctor: *realizes it's smallpox* Oh shit.
Also Doctor: *touches things and people after touching little girl with no gloves*
One of my absolute favorite episodes. Idk why. It's scary
What a great episode. And so timely with the antivaxx environment of the 90s.
This was such a great episode. Thanks for posting!
The man who invented the vacation for smallpox Edward Jenner I think, gave it to the world for free
I love smallpox vacations.
@@Seek1878 😂😂😂
Whenever I see stuff like this I get such high anxiety!
This was filmed at an abandoned hospital Linda Vista Community hospital. I miss this show
Wow. I remember watching this on TV when I was pretty young and being so amazed. This episode and the next episode after this (where Romano has his arm cut off from the helicopter propeller - DAMN that shocked me!) are simply incredible and so intense.
I watch this show everyday on POP. I'm addicted to it. I cried so hard when Mark Green died.
I was wondering when Carter was going to make a move towards Abby.
I think romano's arm arm was cut off at the end of this episode while they were evacuating the hospital. Romano was careless getting that close to a running copter. A scratch surgical team broke into the hospital to attempt to reattach Romano's arm.
Carter's face says it all.
There has been no smallpox infections in the US since 1949.
There have been no outbreaks of smallpox WORLDWIDE since 1980. The World Health Organization eliminated it with a worldwide vaccination program which was the largest public health effort in world history and smallpox is the only disease to be eliminated worldwide..
The only known reservoirs of smallpox are in laboratories like the CDC for research purposes under the strictest of security and quarantine.
And we have to explain why people should vaccinate their kids?
smallpox itself may have been eliminated but not it's relative orthopox which can be just as dangerous if left unchecked
Sometimes vaccines dont always work hence the idea of herd immunity. But vaccines dont always work.
Excellent comment here about reserve smallpox for study.
@@JustMe-gh7ib
They haven't vaccinated for Small Pox outside of medical and military since 1980.
SO NO KIDS TODAY including myself HAVE NOT BEEN VACCINATED for Small Pox and I was born in 1981. So what does that tell you?
Small Pox is GONE forever unless someone recreates it because you will NEVER get near the remaining samples left on this planet one is in Atlanta at the CDC in their HIGHEST BIOHAZZARD room in a freezer and in Moscow.
I think I remember this episode. It turned out to be a mutated form
Of monkey pox and I think it ended up with doctor Carter and Abby being in quarantine for like two weeks and that’s when they got involved with each other.
I've had Spanish Flu, a seizure, puss in my lungs, and a temperature of 104. A lock down of my room was quick. They had no treatment. I survived though.
Sureee, you're what, older than 100?
No
@@ashleydemoss4609 Then you had not Spanish Flu
I did
@@ashleydemoss4609 You couldn't have
2020 amd we wish C19 was as controlled as smallpox was
Don't get me wrong, I know Smallpox is a rare thing nowadays, but I'd still be a little worried if my doc was referring to free health awareness posters for diagnosis!
rare? its practically extinct
Whatttt last case was like in 1977 or something like that. They don’t even do vaccines anymore...
ARMY FOR LIFE In my country we haven’t had an outbreak for years but we do get vaccinated for it. I think the vaccination is the reason we haven’t had an outbreak
I understand what you're saying, but Carter (nor anybody) had ever seen it before, and he was looking more for confirmation. Obviously he suspected/feared that's what it was, and Susan said there hadn't been a case in 60 odd years. I think you can make an exception here
He's taking worse case scenario as precaution. Unlike today cdc would claim this was a symptom to a dog bite.
I remember this!
Turned out to be Monkeypox.
I recall it was a new mutation of smallpox that had emerged in chimps.
@@Seek1878 No, it's a different strain, a "cousin"
One of the scariest scenes of the series.
It's the guy who plays Flynn Carson.
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i remeber we had an outbreak after that but i too cant remember for sure when that was. but i know for a fact that small pox is no fucking joke. if one person gets sick with that youd have to take extreme measures to contain any and all infection to keep it from spreading
-I little birdie tells me there’s a chance those parents are anti-vax-
Book Butterfly Small pox vaccinations haven't been administered routinely since the 70s.
Actually nobody gets vaccinated for small pox anymore because it was eradicated in 1980
@@tedwards1025 Nothing gets eradicated, all you need is someone coming in from a 3rd world country where their medicine and vaccines are no where near like ours, and then you have a problem.
@@cindybrooks2786 what's causing resurgence of things like measles in developed countries is a combination of people bringing the virus back in from 3rd world countries and anti-vaxxers and religious zealots that refuse to vaccinate themselves and their children, reducing herd immunity.
@@MsQuartermaine I believe it was 1972 that they dropped smallpox from the list of routine vaccinations for everyone here in the United States. The World Health Organization declared smallpox eradicated in 1980.
ER is no longer on TNT!!! I am still a bit upset over it!
Me too
It's on Hulu.
Wouldn't Anspaugh be involved some how? Maybe not right away but once they started debating to close the ER because of a possible small pox infection, Anspaugh would have at least be on the phone. Not physically there to avoid exposure.
I remember this episode
Doctor: (See's Chicken Pox) Is all good
Doctor: (See's measles) Is all good
Doctor: (See's Small Pox) FUCKIN' LOCK THE HOSPITAL DOWN NOOOOOOWWW!!!
Measles is not all good, its very contagious and due to people not getting vaccinated it can spread.
Full episode?? What happened? Did they confront the parents about vaccination? Where did they get the small pox
The little girl died, but the boy lived. They got it in Central Africa when their family was there for a year cause their Dad worked for the state department. It ended up being monkeypox not smallpox, and they all lived happily ever after. LoL!!!
@@nibora4895 It was a new mutated form of smallpox. And it had nothing to do with vaccination since they stopped giving smallpox vaccines in the 70's.
@@Seek1878 did I say anything about a vaccine in my comment? No, I was just telling the person what happened in the episode.
And it had nothing to do with vaccination since they stopped giving smallpox vaccines in the 70's.
@@nibora4895 Meant to reply to the OP on that one.
this was a episode or two after Green died
Just paid to see this episode and it's not even a complete episode. They half-assed it on a cliff-hanger and then just skipped to the next season. Did they cancel part 2 of it or something?
Don't pay for it. The entire series is on Hulu. This was the last episode of Season 8. The story continues on Episode 1 of Season 9.
Oops! It was the patient who had the rash, not the nurse!
I hate how they end it’s like a cliff hanger
Do we find out where they got smallpox from?
It wasn't smallpox but a mutation of it.
@@drmayeda1930 A different strain of the same family
Some African ferret I think
Smallpox is rare nowadays thanks to vaccination. I have GOT to thank my parents for that because I can't imagine being that sick 😓
Emily Wilson these children were in a foreign country. That’s where they got it from. Not from not being vaccinated
Hannah Schaffer I meant that I'm glad I was vaccinated. Children their age can be vaccinated, but clearly weren't. Even if you go to a foreign country you'll still be ok if you're vaccinated 👍
Emily Wilson they were vaccinated. Just because you get a disease doesn’t mean you weren’t. Being vaccinated doesn’t make people invincible. They can still get the disease. Unlikely but they can. Also, the smallpox vaccine is a LIVE vaccine. This means that you can shed the disease for an extent of time post vaccination and people around you can get the disease.
Alfa&Omega 00000 it's not extinct , vaccination is the reason it's not prevalent in society. Many people I know currently are in mission work and treat people with small pox and other illnesses in the third worlds, I've even seen it once myself in a cult who didn't believe in vaccination and this cult was in the US.
Alfa&Omega 00000 they already knew, why the heck do you think we were there?
There's nothing wrong on doing it, is just a way to confirm it, to be pretty sure... Like the nurse, who didnt recognize it, and just leaved them on the waiting room exposing other people... xD
TB, smallpox, flu oh my!
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Good times
the best movie on smallpox is variola vera found on youtube
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Ok need to know what season and ep want to see all mew
Weren't Carter, Abby, Pratt, Chen & that homeless man all quarantined in that hospital for a month...???!!!! Lord that would've been the death of me if I was in that situation.....😲😷😫😫
I thought smallpox was eradicated?
Yes it is. That's why it coming back would be a huge deal.
does anyone have the promo for this or the season 9 premiere?
Omg. I’ve seen this before but I don’t remember what it’s from! Can someone tell me??
The show is called E.R. This the 8th season finale called Lockdown :)
Sit n Spin thanks!
I can’t get small pox can I? By going someplace other than America? Just curious so I can protect myself
Hannah Schaffer Theoretically, you could, but the last known case was in 1977. However, that is the last KNOWN case.
Clorox Bleach oh good
Hannah Schaffer The only two places in the world where virus still exists are high security labs in the US and in Russia.
jewelmarkess oh ok
@@whybytekarma2264 1977? In this show they say the last known case was in 1949. Or was that just made up for the show?
when was the last time this country ever saw an outbreak of smallpox?
Just after World War II.
1949 I think
Er ‘s are not usually that busy unless they are trauma centre’s..
Gawd dr Lewis can't act.
Who's watching this in 2020?🙄
I thought small pox was eradicated before this was filmed!!!
Alfa&Omega 00000 if something is eradicated it can NOT come back
@@hannahscott6604 Eradication only works if everyone gets their vaccinations regularly.
As more people choose to not vaccinate themselves or their children that protection goes away, and if one of them comes into contact with a dormant virus in its natural reservoir/host (traveling in an exotic land for example), they can bring it back and spread it to other unvaccinated people.
Christopher Spaulding lol that’s not how that works at all. Once a disease is eradicated, TRULY ERADICATED, we aren’t forced to vaccinate for it
@@hannahscott6604 There are samples in America and Russia.
A little medically inaccurate. The doctor leading the parents into the private room should have briefed the parents on what was going on. You should never leave a patient or a relative of the patient unaware of the situation or what they're going to do to help them.
I had AIDs back in 2017 and when I went to the ER I took a wrong turn and wound up in Africa. Poof! Ebola too. I died but they brought me back by playing the movie, Patch Adams.
Did little boy died after little girl died?
No he lived
Is it just me or is that Susan from Seinfeld?
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The Reason Why There Is Smallpox In This Episode Of ER on E4 Back in 2002 It is Because It Was When Rachel Got 🤰 In Friends
Was this real
COVID-19 2020
That's why I look this video up. I remember this episode from back in the day and what's going on now reminded me of it 😄😄
Thankfully That's nowhere near as deadly
@@greendayforever2k9 what? Smallpox isn't is near deadly as the Coronavirus is that what you're saying? Dude smallpox killed half of Europe!! More people die each year from the flu than this Coronavirus has killed.
@@nibora4895 No I meant Covid is nowhere near as deadly as smallpox lol
@@greendayforever2k9 oh, ok my bad. Sorry about that 👍
Just tell them what's going on my duuuuude jk
How did these kids get smallpox. The last reported case was the 1940s in the united states and the last case in the world was in somolia in the 1980s. This seems like a very interesting tv show
Maybe digging through old family stuff someone found great grandmamas old handkerchief. 🤷♀️
The last case was in 1978 Janet Parker and that was due to a lab accident in the UK.
Smallpox IS GONE.
@Alfa&Omega 00000 Yes it can. That is how Amherst infected the native american's in the US with tainted blankets from smallpox victims. It DOES survive on objects.
Many did begore appropriate treatment
youtube says this is 'Scrubs' xD
What show is this??
Mep McGee
This is the drama ER with Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, and Noah Wylie. There were other shows with variations of the title "ER" one was a comedy.
Happy birthday at alex Kingston from italian boy live in rome
That’s totally normal in my country ... like if another kid have it u can take your kid to get it too and get it over with .
Alfa&Omega 00000 They don’t know better ... that only happen with this disease
Thats Chickenpox
@Alfa&Omega 00000 its true some people have done that
Alfa&Omega 00000 I didn’t . I’m alive and kicking . My brothers cousins all of them are also alive .
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Is this a real story
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What this called
ER
Did they die
The little girl did.
Mybpeterson what show is this
lily mcelroy The show is named ER. A very popular US tv show from the 90's and 2000's.
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It made me sad when I read the date this was uploaded it was only 19 days before Michael Jackson died
The parents are such phonies for not remembering their kid's vaccinations.
Um, they stopped giving the smallpox vaccine in the 1970's. There was no way the parents could have gotten it for their kids.
I was at er last night
if walking at a quick pace is running. then you really shoud be worried if he was REALLY running..
it is a real story from the smallpox pandemic in 2002 witch killed 75% of the host victims and approximately 13 million people died within 9 months
+Mark Kosh It's not a real story at all. It's ER. And if you had seen the entire episode you would know it wasn't small pox.
Yes it was a smallpox pandemic in 2002 I know everyone else who I know
+Mark Kosh "Smallpox 2002" was a fictional documentary you idiot. A simple Google search will confirm it. Only a dumbass like you can be fooled. You can't even spell "which". You seem like the type of fool who can't even spell his own name. Do you even know how to count to 10 or cross the street by yourself? You clearly can't string together a proper and complete sentence. Fucking idiot.
Imma call this coronavirus