ER TV Show Created by novelist Michael Crichton and reportedly based on his own experiences as a medical student, the NBC hospital drama ER debuted September 19, 1994, directly opposite the similar CBS endeavor Chicago Hope. Though many critics thought that Chicago Hope had a better chance for survival than ER, the NBC series scored a surprise hit — and over a decade later it was still firmly imbedded in the network’s Thursday-night schedule, while Chicago Hope had long since vanished. Set largely in the emergency room of Chicago’s fictional County General Hospital, ER focused on the professional and personal trials and tribulations of the unit’s staff, with several subplots and story arcs weaving in and out of each hour-long episode. The regular cast for the first season consisted of Anthony Edwards as Dr. Mark Greene, George Clooney as Dr. Doug Ross, Sherry Stringfield as Dr. Susan Lewis, Eriq La Salle as Dr. Peter Benton, Julianna Margulies as Head Nurse Carol Hathaway, and Noah Wyle as med student (and later doctor) John Carter.

Later principals, in order of their appearance, included Laura Innes as Dr. Kerry Weaver, Alex Kingston as Dr. Elizabeth Corday, Paul McCrane as Dr. Robert Romano, Kellie Martin as med student Lucy Knight, Erik Palladino as Dr. Dave Malucci, Goran Visnjic as Dr. Luka Kovac, Ming-Na as Dr. Jing-Mei “Deb” Chen (a recurring character in season one who returned as a regular in season six), Maura Tierney as Nurse (and later Dr.) Abby Lockhart, Michael Michele as Dr. Cleo Finch, Sharif Atkins as Dr. Michael Gallant, Mekhi Phifer as Dr. Gregory Pratt, and Parminder Nagra as med student (and later doctor) Neela Rasgotra. Many of these characters’ lives were intertwined romantically, while some of the characters were bitter enemies; all were uniformly fascinating. And just as in “real life,” there was nothing predictable about the exits of certain characters: some departed with tragic abruptness (Lucy Knight, Robert Romano), others simply bade farewell and moved on with their lives (Doug Ross, Carol Hathaway, Peter Benton); but no “goodbye” was as poignant and moving as the lingering illness and death of Mark Greene throughout the length and breadth of season eight. Though the plot emphasis was on the continuing characters, a number of prominent guest stars made memorable appearances during the series’ decade-plus run. Alan Alda, Sally Field, and Bob Newhart were but three of the A-list entertainers who passed in and out of the doors of Chicago County. The winner of innumerable industry awards, ER has also earned a niche in media history as the most expensive dramatic series in TV history, reaching this particular plateau with its 13-million-dollar-per-episode average budget during the 1998-1999 season.

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Neela Rasgotra: [giving her large family the tour] Back there is the suture room where we attend to minor skin wounds.
[a naked patient reveals himself]
Neela Rasgotra: That’s a naked patient. Let’s step this way.

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Nurse Haleh Adams: I’ve been doin’ this job for 17 years, honey. Doctors come and go, but nurses make this place run. We don’t get much credit or pay. We see a lot of misery, a lot of dyin’, but we come back every day. I’ve given up bein’ appreciated, but I sure as hell won’t let any of us be taken for granted.

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Dr. Deb Chen: Luka’s sleeping.
Dr. Susan Lewis: With who?

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Dr. Susan Lewis: Frank, are you taking your cholesterol medication?
Frank: No.
Dr. Susan Lewis: Good.

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Dr. Peter Benton: Last time he came in here, he yelled in my stethoscope.
Dr. Cleo Finch: He grabbed my ass. Suck it up.

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Dr. Susan Lewis: [Greene and Lewis discussing the hospital gossip about them] Mmm, yeah, and what is that, can I ask you? My car’s in the shop, I drop Susie off at my parents, meet up with you to go tequila shopping, and all of a sudden we’re having a torrid affair?
Dr. Mark Greene: Who said it was torrid?
Dr. Susan Lewis: No one, I’m just assuming it would be.
[Greene looks at her]
Dr. Susan Lewis: That’s not what I meant.
Dr. Mark Greene: That’s OK, I know what you meant… I’m sure it would be too… Why wouldn’t it be?
Dr. Susan Lewis: …No reason at all.
[she stares at Greene and then at her margarita]
Dr. Susan Lewis: There’s not enough lime in this.

Dr. Doug Ross: I’m a doctor and nothing gets in the way of that. Nothing.

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Neela Rasgotra: [after Ray begs her to allow his roommate to stay] Fine, but you’re cleaning the bathroom this week… with actual cleaning products.

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Dr. Mark Greene: I’ve been a jerk.
Carol Hathaway: Worse.
Dr. Mark Greene: Pain in the ass?
Carol Hathaway: Keep going.
Dr. Mark Greene: Total schmuck?
Carol Hathaway: Bingo.

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Malik: [examining a trauma patient] Check it out, swastikas.
Nurse Connie Oligario: I’ve got a “die n- die” here.
Nurse Lily Jarvik: [to the patient] How do you feel about Asians?

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Dr. Kerry Weaver: The food was terrible, the music stinks, the drinks were watered down, but you sure know how to throw a party.

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Abby Lockhart: In what possible universe would I say “Let’s polka?”

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Dr. Greg Pratt: [looking at a snapshot of Jake] Nah, boxers would stick out more.
Neela Rasgotra: It could be tighty whiteys.
Frank: Thong.
Dr. Ray Barnett: Hey, maybe Abby could settle this.
Nurse Chuny Marquez: Abby, boxers or briefs?
Abby Lockhart: Actually, he goes commando.

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Dr. Susan Lewis: Students wanna be residents… residents wanna be attendings…
Dr. John Carter: And attendings just wanna be left alone.

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Abby Lockhart: Why’d you stick me with this guy?
Dr. Susan Lewis: When did everyone become such scheduling divas?
Abby Lockhart: Well, I don’t need a student. I’m better flying solo.
Dr. Susan Lewis: Is there something wrong with him?
Abby Lockhart: No, he’s excellent. He’s very good.
Dr. Susan Lewis: Oh, no, you like him, don’t you?
Abby Lockhart: Okay, you know what…?
Dr. Susan Lewis: You do! You’re blushing!
Abby Lockhart: We never had this conversation.
[starts to walk away]
Dr. Susan Lewis: Hey, haven’t you had enough of doctors?

ER TV Show, a medical drama that follows the lives of medical personnel and patients in Country General Hospital emergency room where doctors and nurses are faced with life and death decisions on daily basis. ER represents a busy urban hospital life including staffing shortages and the impact of the decisions taken by doctors and nurses on their own lives and on their patients’ lives also. Senior doctors teach the next generation of doctors and each episode of ER tells the story of another day.

The staff is led by Dr. John Carter who has spent 11 years at Country; Chief of Emergency Medicine Dr. Luka Kovac, who came from Croatia and is living with a new family in Chicago. Other staff members are- Country’s Chief of Staff, Dr. Kerry Weaver, a determined administrator who is trying to maintain balance between her profession and the life she now wants as a woman; Former Chief Resident Dr. Archie Morris, Dr. Gregory Pratt, a third year resident whose checkered past won’t stop haunting him ; Third year resident Dr. Abby Lockhart , former nurse but currently a doctor; Dr. Ray Barnett , Nurse Samantha Taggart ,a spirited single mother; Dr. Neela Rasgotra ; and a new intern Dr. Tony Gates . The ER series also shows the difficulties of the medical students who struggle to become physicians. ER is the Emmy award winning series and has completed 13 seasons as a highest rated TV drama. ER has been nominated for 123 Emmy awards and won 22 Emmy awards, George Foster Peabody Award, 4 Screen Actors Guild Awards.

ER, a medical drama that follows the lives of medical personnel and patients in Country General Hospital emergency room where doctors and nurses are faced with life and death decisions on daily basis.

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