ER
After 15 seasons and 331 episodes, NBC's beloved medical drama "ER" will say its good-byes this Thursday (April 2). Original cast members have come, gone and come back again, but fans still can't get enough.
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Human stars weren't the only ones who entered the doors of "ER" over its 15 years. Animals may not have gotten their own director's chair or trailer (except for the horse), but they always stole the scene ...
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Though NBC has not officially announced that George Clooney's much talked about ER homecoming will air tomorrow, show sources confirm that his character Dr. Doug Ross will indeed return this week.
The stand out exchange during last night's Brothers & Sisters two-hour special? I think Sarah was instructing Kevin's husband Scotty on how to secure a car seat or something. I think...
Sarah: You have to dig into the crack.
Scotty: Excuse me?
Today: A super quick Q&A with just a few questions re: ER, Secret Life of the American Teenager and 90210...
So, the Oscars... it was a nice show, sure. But a little boring, right? Besides Ben Stiller's Joaquin Phoenix tribute -- which he was largely just silent for -- and the Tina Fey-Steve Martin team up, where was the funny? I mean, I know Hugh Jackman isn't a comedian, but even with five horribly unprepared reality show hosts helming last year's Emmys, we had Jeremy Piven picking up the slack by calling them out on it, we had Amy Poehler displaying her uncanny knack for foreign languages, we had Ricky Gervais delivering a genius bit during which he killed on stage and then went into the crowd to confront Steve Carell. Let's just call it now, TV stars are far more entertaining than film stars.
And since we're on the subject of entertaining TV stars and Steve Carell, I think I'll answer a couple questions concerning him and his impending Office storyline today. I'll also address inquiries regarding Brothers & Sisters, ER and Desperate Housewives...
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Mark Greene, David Morgenstern and Elizabeth Corday have already made a last trip through the ER this season, and now it's John Carter's turn.
Though NBC has yet to confirm, it looks as though Dr. Doug Ross will be back in the ER before the series takes its final bow this Spring. According to Entertainment Tonight and RadarOnline.com, sources are saying that George Clooney -- who played Doug Ross from 1994 to 2000 -- will be filming scenes for the show this Thursday and Friday.
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