30th anniversary: ER debuts (9.19.1994)…

[posty 2,486]

One of the best shows in the 90s and early 2000s…  The show lasted 15 seasons (which was a little too long), but it was a stalwart on NBC on Thursday nights after the two hour comedy block…

[MikeMatt 46]

If I am not mistaken it was the debut episode where Garret Morris was an difficult patient and nurse said she was going to take his temperature via rectum and the scene played out with his bare ass black ass with a large feather sticking out of his ass. 

[Fnord 1,664]

I actually remember that night, just because the show happened to be on TV while we were doing other things. Good times, being young.

[edjr 6,300]

Never saw one second of any episodes. ~ Postywords

[posty 2,486]

Their best episode, IMO, was season one episode 19:  Love's Labor Lost

[Mike Honcho 4,728]

No love for the 40th anniversary of E/R?  

[posty 2,486]

2 minutes ago, Mike Honcho said:

No love for the 40th anniversary of E/R?  

I liked that show as well...  Elliot Gould is pretty good in everything he is in...

Of course you have Clooney and Mary McDonnell as well being in both E/R and ER...

[TBayXXXVII 2,390]

20 hours ago, edjr said:

Never saw one second of any episodes. ~ Postywords

Me either.  Never had the desire to watch it.

[Mike Honcho 4,728]

28 minutes ago, posty said:

Their best episode, IMO, was season one episode 19:  Love's Labor Lost

They produced a lot of great episodes over the years. I'm not a big fan of Michael Raparport, but the episode he was in where he was dying, like over 4 hours, I thought was incredible.  That one and the one where Omar Epps...beeper goes off in the ER(don't want to spoil for @edjr or @TBayXXXVII)when they are looking for him really stuck with me. 

[Mookz 1,310]

I didn't watch every episode, but did they ever solve the mystery of what "ER" meant?

[Mike Honcho 4,728]

9 minutes ago, Mookz said:

I didn't watch every episode, but did they ever solve the mystery of what "ER" meant?

Ed Rooney? 

[edjr 6,300]

33 minutes ago, Mookz said:

I didn't watch every episode, but did they ever solve the mystery of what "ER" meant?

Erectial Regression 

[purdygood 306]

I have LITERALLY never watched a single episode.  I don't watch "Drama's" 

[edjr 6,300]

1 minute ago, purdygood said:

I have LITERALLY never watched a single episode.  I don't watch "Drama's" 

yet you’ve made this circus (fft) your home?

[purdygood 306]

18 minutes ago, edjr said:

yet you’ve made this circus (fft) your home?

Fair enough haha i mostly lurk in the fantasy football stuff reading info.   But i guess I get pulled into this "drama". 

[iam90sbaby 2,299]

Primetime tv in the 90s was ass

[MLCKAA 512]

23 hours ago, edjr said:

Never saw one second of any episodes. ~ Postywords

Ditto.  Not a single second.

[Mookz 1,310]

34 minutes ago, MLCKAA said:

Ditto.  Not a single second.

Boy did you miss out.  This one time, guy came in, wasn't feeling well at all.  Well, they fixed him right up.

[edjr 6,300]

2 hours ago, iam90sbaby said:

Primetime tv in the 90s was ass

yeah, I mean, I am sure you were 3 and really watching attentively 

[posty 2,486]

7 hours ago, Mookz said:

Boy did you miss out.  This one time, guy came in, wasn't feeling well at all.  Well, they fixed him right up.

That was an intense episode…

[Mookz 1,310]

3 hours ago, posty said:

That was an intense episode…

You said it.  If memory serves, Noel Wiley was in that one. 

[MLCKAA 512]

20 hours ago, Mookz said:

Boy did you miss out.  This one time, guy came in, wasn't feeling well at all.  Well, they fixed him right up.

This really challenges suspension of disbelief.

[BunnysBastatrds 2,127]

 Beyond fawking non watchable for my standards.