ER's 50 most powerful moment 10-1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- A compilation of scenes from the award winning show ER,that I put together as some of the most powerful,emotional,and imo the best on the show
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Benton not saying anything during the intervention and then being the one to go after Carter is perfect writing and completely on par with his character.
Omg I never saw that when it aired.. but my gosh, I'm seeing it now.. I'm bawling
Benton was the only one who THOUGHT to go after him. Benton was the one person Carter would actually listen to. Benton saying if you want to fight that’s cool but YOU ARE going in that van. Benton going on the plane with Carter.
he was the only one capable of saving Carter
Dr Greene was the heart and soul of the show. Anthony Edwards nailed his character. Long live ER and especially the original cast. The first 8 seasons were amazing.
Totally agree 100%. Struggled w Season 9, 10, 11 and finally gave up. Not the same show.
Sure🥰
Dr.Benton was the heart and soul of the show.
RIP Goose, 6:04am
Totally agree. Even if they tried bringing the show back with all of the original story lines. But new actors playing the roles. It probably would flop. Because yes the story lines were fantastic, but the actors is what made it so memorable.
Btw I'm still pissed that Carol and Doug didn't know the kidney was for Carter.
“Carter you wanna fight that’s cool man, but either way you getting yo ass in that van...” -Benton for the Win
That's the moment Carter knew he was out of control
Eric LaSalle as Benton is by far the most underrated actor on ER. He was effing amazing
I hated him when I was a kid but not watching the series as an adult he is my favorite character.
Anspaugh is also so underrated!
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You’re an imbecile
Something Benton would say
The MOST disliked character in History
He was a cunt bastard
The most obnoxious character in tv FUCKEN depressed bastard
I love how Carter reads Mark's letter. Then how Carter slowly takes over for Mark. While he deals with his own traumas.
Noah Wylie's acting in that scene, reading the letter, choking up but getting through it. That was so well done.
Great Scene and great homage to the end of Mr. Roberts (1955) same set up. Brilliant film making.
My daughter bought me the box set of this entire series. Funny, I started watching this show before she was even born. Still one of my absolute favorites.
Not a cheap gift. I've always wanted it. Despite, the entire series being available on Hulu. Did the box set come with any extras in it, besides the DVDs? I bought a special edition DVD set for the movie Titanic, and it came with pictures and leaflets that had information and pictures from the set. Very neat things to have. I still collect special DVDs from movies that mean a lot to me. Even though we live in an instant streaming world now. I still like to have things that I can physically hold in my hands.
When i was a teen i watched this and decided i wanted to become a nurse. Ive been a nurse and now nurse practitioner for years now. Ive had good time and bad. Some bosses I hated. but every day I genuinely helped someone in away that changed their life. Seeing this brought tears to my life
Keep going 💪
Yeah me too. I am a nurse cause of that Show.
@@anniesorganisierteschaos5916You set the tone, Annie.
You Are A Hero.God Bless.
The stabbing of Carter, him crying (without success) out for help, falling and then seeing Lucy bleeding out is easily a top ten. For my money the very last scene of ER with Carter calling out to Dr. Rachel Greene should also be in the top ten, it showed that while the series is ending the job never ends plus it all comes full circle with Carter passing on the knowledge taught to him by Mark.
Based on the title of the video, they were going for powerful moments. You're right about the final scene and for exactly that reason. The stabbing of John and Lucy, while an incredibly scene and one of the most memorable in a show full of memorable scenes, wasn't really that powerful. The intervention scene which was a direct result of the stabbing, that was a powerful scene.
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mark greenes actual death scene,his daughter puts music on"over the rainbow",tells him "i remember",then him drifting off to the tune and walking thru empty hospital corridors,remembering things.tthat in my opinion is the best scene,period
Beautiful scene
Every time I watch that scene, I can’t stop crying. So emotional yet powerful dismissal of his character
Don’t text while you’re drunk
I always loved the scene where Dr Benton does the karate move victory dance. It's so powerful and memorable. I love how they used it for many years in the opening theme. Idk what it is but that scene is so epic to me!
It's definitely on the list. The scene is from the pilot
It’s after he started an operation alone and saved someone’s life, during the pilot.
Yes! I got chills seeing it on the opening credit after the pilot. I’m currently on an ER binge lol
To me, that's one of those scenes that sticks in my head from the opening, along with Benton walking up to the door, looking both ways, as the new age choir in the theme builds, and then the music hits on the next beat.
While I liked the scene, I can't understand why it would be considered one of the top 10 "most powerful" scenes.
Dr. Greene was the heart of the show. His death scene was absolutely devastating. I can never not cry when I watch it.
The subtle scene at his funeral when Carrie is crying just breaks my heart.
benton and carter’s relationship = by far the most interesting dynamic/relationship on the show.
I completely agree! It was a joy to watch their relationship develop and how close they became. I was very upset when Benton left the show. And the couple cameos he made after at Greene's funeral and at Carter's dedication of the Joshua Carter Medical Wing moved me to tears.
I always remember that first season, Benton always seemed to be annoyed by him.
I think I stopped watching before Carter had his drug problems, so I didn't get a chance to really see how Benton deep their friendship had become.
From Season 1 to Season 15, hands down
The Greene scene of him leaving the ER for the last time gets me every time. ER did get a little ridiculous with the deaths as the show wore on but the way they handled Dr. Greene's death was well done.
also ridiculous - how every character's child seemed to have some kind of trauma, and ended up in the ER to be treated
I cry uncontrollably every time I watch this scene with Greene leaving the ER for the last time. I feel however this would have been better done having him leave as the end of the series not as the end of his time. Perhaps keep him in the full series run than have this be the ending scene of the series Dr.Mark Green is passing the torch of County General ER on Dr. Carter by telling him " You Set The Tone" and than walking into the dark of the night.
@@jimpanza1 maybe Edwards wanted to leave the show? I don't honestly remember if there were real-life circumstances which caused the end of the Greene character (being central to the show, I can't believe TPTB actually wanted him to leave)
Yeah, the helicopter landing on Dr. ... what's his name, the one who tried to bring Lucy back when she'd been stabbed. That was a ridiculous death.
@@Michael-cf9cj that's romano
"Helping them is more important than how we feel"...pretty much how I operated as a nurse for my career. Watching this show, oh how I miss caring for people. Carter and Green got it right...and the nurses...Haleh is my favorite, no nonsense but so caring! Ah how I could watch this show everyday & never get tired of it!
Same here especially the starting 8 seaons
Surely Benton racing through the ER to save Carter, after he’d been stabbed, should be up there?!
Tim Ashworth Yesssss!! Thinking the same!
Tim Ashworth yes sir
I think it was in a previous video.
The season 7 episode of Rampage. Mark stopping the elevator and watching Derek Fossen die, while he was clicking the AED paddles stands out for me.
And who was Fossen in case anyone is new?
Rabid Leroy Channel Salad Derek Fossen was the gunman involved in the killing spree. His mistake was in going after Mark’s family.
Totally agree! The look on his face as he was doing it was intense!
Most ER fans separate their love of the show after the death of Mark Greene. But for me Benton brought the fire. When Carrie called for him in the ER, things were serious. And Carter hitting Benton caused Carter to cry. The BEST ER relationship.
That was a very sweet moment it shows thier brotherhood ,so real
loss of Dr Greene was the saddest ever!!
i watched how he died earlier. bawled by eyes out
@@TakersSoulGirl22 cried my eyes dry.
First Goose then Greene!
Have a friend who watched it religiously than when he died she never watched it again in protest of Dr Greene's character being killed off.
I think when Dr. CARTER'S baby died was the saddest
To me they all stand out but what makes it great tv for me is the fact that no matter how many times I watch all these clips I still get goose bumps and cry a little! ER was the best and always will surpass all others.
“All in the family” was one of the most watched episodes of the entire series... Lucy and Carter being stabbed with the entire ER cast working on them shoulda made the top 10...
Just goes to show the powers that be still dont know and understand what viewers really love or hate about tv programming! Carter and Lucy's stabbing was one of the most powerful moving episode on the show
AMEN
Agreed!. Followed by Mark dying. (We knew about Mark dying. We were prepared. Sad, but we had time to grieve. But killing KELLIE MARTIN AND. "possibly" Carter... That hurt!.
Carter's whole journey. The aftermath of his stabbing, Lucy's death which he felt guilty for, his cousin, drugs, his Grandpa dying, who was a better father to Carter than his actual father was, dealing with the stress of becoming a doctor, ... And we slowly learn what his life was before we met him. Yes he was rich... Living off his Gamma's trust fund, but his parents pretty much abandoned him, then Mark his mentor dying, Peter, his teacher leaving, Africa, His baby's death, Kem leaving him... Gamma dying...
CARTER. I'm jist saying. ❤😫😭😤🤗😶😊😮... He still came out a survivor
ER basically everyone's a whole big family
I watched this as a kid to my teenage years and when the original crew left, it was a sad thing to see. But one thing the show kept throughout the years is that everybody is family. I do miss this show and the people in it. I love them.
It is my all time favorite show and have been rewatching it lately. I agree on the original cast leaving but another constant that was always there were the nurses and desk clerks: Halle, Chuney, Malik, Frank, etc. They may not have has as much air time but their presence lent that stability and family feel. I miss the show terribly and the actors in it. Truly one of the best shows of all times.
RIP, E.R.! Me and daughter watched you every week. Till we meet again.
Noah Wyle gave the most memorable scenes in ER.
Yes, like when Sobriki revisited the ER after a hit on the head outside his office blog in season 8, episode 11...Noah's face and response and bathroom turn around was priceless.
Yep my fav
I've never loved a show like I did this one. The writing and the characters were so damn good. It's the best show ever in my humble opinion.
👏 👏 👏 YESSSS! Angie gets it!
Absolutely so !!! No other show compares
This is the best show ever. This generation loves that other medical show but this is the best ever writing and actors
Awww when Dr.Benton hugs Carter he's one of the best doc/surgeon on the show
Great show. Every Thursday nite.
Incredible show. Just proves that we medical staffers are just as human as anyone else. Trust them all. They do great work just as Greene, Carter, Ross,Benton and all the others on ER.
Thank you for these compilations. I was just a little kid growing up watching this show. Now watching as a 30 year old hits differently and makes me love it more. My most powerful moment is when Dr. Greene tells Carter he sets the tone. The original cast was my favorite but honestly the entire show was amazing. I've tried different med shows but nothing compares. This show was just magnificent.
number 8.. by far, one of the best
love peter benton
but anything with Mark Greene after his tumor was known...
nothing beats that.. and nothing beats .. hawaii
forever anthony edwards, forever mark greene
ER has been re running on channel POP in The USA for the past month and continues to be on every morning with 6 eposides from 6am-1pm. I, at this time, am totally stuck to the TV. Not much of a TV watcher in general, but ER was one of the best shows ever & still is. I, being a nurse, truly appreciate & love each character as they portray true professionals with hearts, the way medicine should always be. I feel like I really know them in person, especially Drs. Greene, Carter & Benton...they deserve every accolade they received. This show makes my heart feel good again. 7/30/2020
I agree 100 % with that comment. Am a nurse too and I watched the show often when it first came on TV. But now that I can see the replay of shows on POP I realize I missed some, probably because I was working the PM shift. I can still remember being so touched by the characters of both doctors and nurses, and how so many of them reminded me of people I had met working the jobs I had. Doctors just like Mark Greene and Susan and Benton and John Carter and many others. In my opinion, the best medical show that ever was televised, hands down. It showed mistakes, flaws in personality, battles of egos and impossible limitations in our health care in the US. Thank goodness for reruns: Anyone who considers a career in health care should watch them all.
It's at 5 am Central time, yours is Eastern.
One of the best shows ever. It went down a bit when Carter left and struggled a lot with the 14th and 15th season. But until then it was definately extraordinary. I cried a lot ...
I hated Benton at the start of the show, but grew to respect and sincerely like him. His final episode with him saving the boys life was a perfect ending for his character. Especially since he showed Romano he was the better surgeon.
I just started watching this series this week. It's addictive.
You will not be disappointed. One of the finest series on Television. Ever. ER. Third Watch. and Friday Night Lights.
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I love how George Clooney came back for this one scene, that lasted only a few moments
Class act.
He had a short scene in season 15 with hathaway. Arranging Carter kidney transplant
What sucked was that he didn’t come back for Dr. Greene’s funeral.
@@tak1984 I read that he felt it would have taken away from the character's death as everyone would be more hyped that he was back then actually caring that Greene was dead. So he respectfully declined at the option to be at the funeral.
I think, had they kept it super hush hush, they could have had Doug and Carol show up the next episode to pay respects to Mark's passing. A short scene of them chatting and remembering Mark. That being said keeping a cast and crew this large silent about both stars returning wouldn't have been possible and thus I sadly have to agree with Clooney's opinion.
one of dr. greene's first quotes was it stopped raining and one of his last was it stopped raining.... im bawling my eyes out rn
I enjoyed this countdown, but there are three scenes that should've been included. Love's Labor Lost from Season 1, Dr. Greene being assaulted in the men's room, and the ER staff realizing with horror that the man who stepped in front of a subway is Dr. Gant. I still remember my shock when they paged him.
All great scenes! Would’ve included them when I made the video but at the time, the clips were not available.
This was a VERY good list. I own the whole series on DVD and you hit every one of my favorites! I have "You set the tone, Carter." on my wall and I am so glad you included the original "You set the tone, Mark." quote. Thank you!
I bawled like a baby at the reveal of Mark's death. I knew it by the look on Dr. Carter's face.
"You set the tone Carter".
“You set the tone Morris”
And the original "You set the tone for the unit, Mark."
Mark Greens death was the saddest moment
I think the top three are Carter is reading the letter from Mark, second is when Greene leaves ER for the last time and first is obviously his death on Hawaii.
Carter and Kim losing their baby isn’t on here? That scene when John leaves the room, sees his father in the hallway, runs to him and starts sobbing breaks my heart.
"Hey, Peter...I'm a good doctor because of you."
"No, you're not. But keep trying!"
8 had m on the edge of tears.. then 7 comes on. Still some of the best and most influential tv storytelling ever. it's a privilege to have loved this show through life.
#yousetthetone #safeonorionsbelt
Donal Sage number 8... some of Noah Wyle's best acting.
8 got me because it is me
Which is the 7 moment from name of ep and season
The song playing during the Doug Carol reunion scene is Taking you home by Don Henley, Henley despises TH-cam and frequently gets videos containing his music removed or muted.
My wife and myself watched this show over and over until 2 years this coming August I got the call she was in a wreck 8 days later I sit in the graveyard saying goodbye to her it's shows like that still make feel like she is still sitting there with me I can't get through episode without crying but I watch them anyways because if only for an hour I have her with me
I am so very sorry for your loss hun!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤
Crazy Noah Wyle never won an Emmy...
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The letter should have been number 1:
christina collins- I know, I agree with you one hundred percent. In addition to thinking that he was a very gifted actor, I also had a big crush on him! ☺ Damn, I wish that all doctor's were that good looking in real life, and actually cared about their patients even half that much. But no such luck!
Marks Death/Elizabeth’s letter to the E.R. It doesn’t matter that I’ve watched that dozens of times, I still cry. Of every main character on the show, Mark Green went through hell every time he turned around! It seemed like there was some new dilemma in his life every week. But, that wasn’t enough. They simply had to kill him off with a brain tumor!
Unfortunately, once Carter left, the show lost its magic. He was the last one still kinda keeping it special. The show should of ended a few seasons before it did and the rumored spin off with Dr.Green’s daughter as a doctor, would of been great to see. This show, like MASH and the Sopranos, was something special.
chuck sussman Morris character was the best thing in the show after Carter left.
Always thought a show following Rachel as a doctor with Carter being her mentor would have been a great continuation.
Yeah rather than changing all the cast they should have keep Rachel's story put in the first place ,not showing for a few last mins in the ending of the show
@@tak1984 yep ,ER is the best there are other medical shows but no one even close to ER in terms of medical knowledge , storylines ,it's just perfect with so much loving character especially Dr carter
best drama show in 90ies for sure
There were some very powerful moments in both Be Still My Heart and All In The Family which was kind of like a double episode. Carter getting stabbed then seeing Lucy laying there. How does that not make it on the top ten most powerful moments? Corday and Romano losing the battle to save Lucy. Again, very powerful. A small but major tear jerking moment for me was in the first part Be Still My Heart (you're gonna have to rewatch the episode for this) when the family of four from the car accident comes in, both parents unconscious and critical, both children minor injuries but obviously overwhelmed and scared. They keep asking for their parents but they are diverted. While the older brother, maybe 8 is being tended to the little sister wanders out to search for her parents. She gets to the trauma room and she's so small she has to stand on tip toes to peer in. Right as she lifts herself a nurse scoops her up. That scene always chokes me up. ***Spoiler Alert***
The parents both end up dying and the older brother is trying to stay strong for his sister who's looking at him instead of the doctor as things are explained. The boy wants to see them. The nurses have tried to clean up the faces of the parents as best they could. They doctor has already explained that there will be tubing etc present trying to prepare them for what to expect. As they head in hand in hand the little girl Julia runs out crying but the boy walks in and looks at his father. He's struggling but strong. When he sees his mother he finally relinquishes control and leans over her, holding her as he sobs.
This story gets overshadowed by the shocking ending of Lucy and Carter getting stabbed but I think it's one of the most understated and poignant mini storylines of the series
The Young brother was Anton Yelchin. ):
Susana Aguayo wow good catch and a another sad story too :(. I've recognized countless actors and actresses in small parts in ER. They really knew talent on that show. I had forgotten Mariska Hargitay was on there too until I started binge watching the series.
Lucy's death was horribly painful. I remember sobbing uncontrollably. And when Romano jumped back in and wanted to keep going with CPR for Lucy even though she was gone wrenched me to the soul. Romano had some incredibly touching moments when he would let his guard down and show he was a human. His fondness for Lucy and trying to save her was sooo sad.
M&M 66 I literally just watched this scene today and lost it, cried like a baby
@Kimberly Monique believe it or not there are some people who haven't seen every episode or even the series for that matter. With it being on Hulu now people can watch it if they missed out before. I don't think picking out that I put a spoiler alert in the op adds anything useful to the conversation. I'd rather not be the one to spoil a new viewers experience but that's just me.
All of of er episodes are amazing
ER will be apart of my life and learnt many skills from it along with life skills as well,many original characters inspired me to be the person that i am today
I love this collection. Thank you.
Me n my sis have had this conversation- who would you marry on ER, she went right for Noah Wylie but I went right for Dr Greene, the sweetest character I have ever met
Kerry Weaver.
Dr. Greene
I remember the scene when a guy came in who was hit by the train and Benton told someone to page his other medical student ( I forgot his name) then a beeper goes off and they all realize that the patient is Bentons student Gant and you hear Carter yell " sweet Jesus'........very powerful scene..... look up 311 - Night Shift - Dennis clip 7
Andy C Dr. Gant
+Andy C That episode is in my personal top 10. I still remember how shocked I was when that pager went off.
Gant was an intern, not a med student.
That was Omar Epps
That was my boy Don Cheadle
you didnt need or us to explain the mute. it was the feeling. i watched er after coming home from double shifts at state hospital. watched on tv early ib morning loved them. good team
So in love with this show
Carter is my favourite
I loved, loved, loved this show until Dr. Green died. I stopped watching it for a little while after that and then slowly picked back up watching again. ER was never the same for me again.
Me too, exactly the same.
Me too...
Good compilation, but I think you should have put the scenes when Carter is stabbed and discovers Lucy on the floor bleeding out just before he loses consciousness and Lucy's death in the top 10.
I had nightmares for two days after that scene!
I ALWAYS cry when I see the anything to do with Mark's death. He was the heart and everything about the show, it wasn't as good with him
Saaaaaame! If I need a good cry I always come back to him.
Carrie crying at his funeral breaks my heart.
10 ottobre 2024
Sto ancora piangendo...😢
Hermosa serie GRACIAS por revivir esos momentos
There is one problem with this list and it's the order 10-5 are good but mark Greene last moment in the Er saluting to AL and his furneal are my 1-2
Ross saving the kid in the storm drain should have made the list as well.
@Gregory P: Yes, that won awards didn't it, and is one of the most well known episodes.
He was a great pediatrician. Really cared about children
The problem with including that one is that there's not one brief moment in that story that can be singled out - any single scene by itself would not stand on its own as a dramatic moment.
What an amazing television show. Period.
I just rewatch it. It is so fresh still! And Greens death was the saddest moment ever on tv.
after Dr Greenes death and it shows him walking through an empty er OMG I'M CRYING!
Too many great scenes to compare. Excellent show! The last scene is great. Mark was awesome.
This show needs to be brought back. It's not like alot of them are doing much now.
Yeah for sure 😂
Dr. Green was told to set the tone for the ER, and he did. Upon leaving it was Dr. Carter that he imparted that same wisdom. Set the tone.
ER IS MY FAVORITE TV SHOW LOVE THE ORIGINAL CAST MARK GREEN THAT WAS HIS BEST LINE EVER ON THE SHOW
anything to do with Dr Greene dying makes me cry like a baby. especially the letter.
The show was so much better than Grey's Anatomy.
ER was years ahead....
Also, Kerry coming out to Romano was a great scene.
That was a good scene but kind of expected so it didn't really have the impact the other scenes had. Now if Kerry had slugged him, that might have made the list lol
anyone else sad when carter leaves?.....cries lol
I did
This is one if the greatest tv 📺 shows know to man it deserves all the praise in the world 🌎 for what it did for lots of people thank you er cast crew and directors writers etc. Jamie
Carter and Greene were my favourite male characters in show my favourite episodes always had them at centre of it
Favourite female characters were Abi and Lucy ( her death had me in tears ) I also liked Bob
When Bob reweald that she actually was a cardio and vascular surgeon from her homeland, Poland in eastern-europe.
The fast thinking, her precision in the surgery and calm nature did show the nurses and the wife - what a great cardio-vascular surgeon she was..! 😯🤔👍
I wish they would had let her stay on in the show "ER", as "dr. Bob"..! ❤💗❤
The moment when Lucy's mother talked to carter had me bawling
Thought I was dehydrated until I started watching 50 - 1! 😂 Had more than a few 😭 boo hoo moments; poignant show... Thx for the upload! 💯
The first step in getting treatment for a drug addiction is admitting that you have a drug addiction. Carter did not want to admit it at first, because the idea of going to rehab and facing his problem most likely scared him
Yep that's true
Dr. Peter Benton Leaves Cook County To Be with his son reese
Loved every scene, love ER.
#2 stellar cast…not the best scene, but was the ER high water mark…loved the show…only series as an adult I ever got into
I thought the scene where Luka is captured and praying and it saves his life because they say he is a Priest. One of the top 10 for me, and of course when Carter finds him alive.
Yep same here
"On the beach"season 8,hands down best scene,ever.....
I don't see how Sandy's death didn't make it into the top 40 but maybe I'm bias because weaver is my favourite
That scene should of been on there and plus when sandy's family took away the baby, the was pretty powerful and very sad.
Same. I was disappointed that the scene wasn’t at least on the top 40
It's a shame that their relationship wasn't explored further, it makes Sandy's death seem much less impactful
@@picklesareyummy03 This isn't an official fan-voter list or anything; this was taken from the clips that the uploader could find from various sources.
The sound in this video is all over the place
It ruined the setting.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged The uploader pulled the clips from wherever he/she could. You need to remember they took their time and energy to provide something for us that we could enjoy free of charge. Maybe instead of complaining, say "thank you".
Thanks for putting that last scene as number 1. I’m almost 20 years into my job and I’ve possibly approached or passed that crossroads and I’m trying to remember why I do what I do
Doug Ross & Carol Hathaway Reunited ❤❤❤
Jesus that volume variance... damn near blew my speakers out.
My dog is angry with me. Damn!!
Mark leaving after his shift was the best.
Appreciate the list, and it's obviously subjective to whoever puts the list together, but how the final minutes of Love's Labor Lost from season one is nowhere within even the top 40 is beyond me. Anthony Edward's greatest performance in the show.
+ Todd Meyer I wholeheartedly agree. I vividly remember watching that episode at my grandparents' house and just losing it. Devastating. And you're right, Anthony Edwards' performance was brilliant.
It's definitely a definitive moment on the show, only I did not have the video at the time I made this list
Absolutely. I’ve been doing my job for nearly 20 years. I remember watching that episode in med school and it’s still seared in my memory
Surgtech1321 appreciated. We’ll do the honourable mention ✌️
I couldn't agree more. That is one of the finest achievements in the whole history of episodic television. A masterpiece in every way.
Omg. Carter. ❤ I was in love with him. (Ok. Still am. Love you Noah Wyle.)
Awesome top 10 list! Just I would've switched 1 and 2, but this was awesome! Thanks for posting 😊
this was the best show ever. As an RN this show was very very acurrate medically and in the craziness that goes on in a hospital
emily schwellenbach unfortunately, it wasn’t as medically accurate as many think. Doctors not staying sterile, lab tests coming back in minutes(especially tox screens), and a few other things. Yes, it definitely shows the chaos of an ER department.
I always loved this show ❤❤❤ and Mark Greene was one of my favorite characters ❤❤❤
So many memories starting at the very first episode from Carol attempting suicide. Rosemary Clooney singing Christmas Carols wandering the halls. John Carter Grams passing over. Lucy dying right in front of Carter and him helpless to do anything. The Russian housekeeper helping to save a life. Mark Greens life and death. All of ER.....
Bob was actually Polish and she was not a housekeeper but a desk clerk.
Carter's Intervention
The music when Mark leaves County for the last time 💔😭
I think #1 or or 1 of top 10 ishould be when Mark Green walks through ER when he passes. I cry every time 😥💔
Why isn't this streaming yet on Netflix?!?!?!?
Thomas Cowart yeah i know, i would watch it all the time:)
It's on everyday 3pm to 6:30 pm on WPOP
It's a Hulu exclusive.
It's streaming on Hulu
I just watched the top 10 ER video clips and, while I’ll agree the one you chose as the number 1 video, Mark’s death or maybe Carter and Lucy getting shot should be the number 1 video.