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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I loved the first several seasons of ER, but it really sagged in the middle when most of the original actors departed. The last season was pretty good. The problem with long-running medical shows is that they run out of ideas and have to resort to increasingly fantastical plot stories. Plus, they killed off so many doctors in bizarre ways (death by falling helicopter, lol). In real life that would be a cursed hospital where no doctor would want to work. I do really like The Pitt, but I think it would be a little more believable if it took place over a week/month than a single day.[/quote] ITA with this, that ER sagged in the middle and the plots were getting meh. I lived and went to school (healthcare related) in the 90s so ER resonates with me deeply. I still remember when Anthony Edwards tells Noah Wyle's character to "set the tone" (if I remember correctly, it's been awhile). Then after the nurse Abby left, I lost interest.[/quote] Wasn't that at the very end when Mark was leaving?[/quote]
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