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May 11, 2000 · Such Sweet Sorrow: Directed by John Wells. With Anthony Edwards, Noah Wyle, Julianna Margulies, Laura Innes. Greene prepares to bury his father. Chen worries about Carter's mood swings. After witnessing the interaction between a dying woman and her family, Hathaway realizes she wants her family together and flies to Seattle to join Ross.
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- Drama, Romance
- John Wells
- 2000-05-11
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When Carol resuscitates a terminally ill mother who was DNR in order for her to say goodbye to her family without Weaver's consent, she realizes that life is too short and quickly left the hospital to reunite with Doug. Mark prepares to bury his father and expresses his enjoyment with Rachel when he wants his daughter to come with him to his funera...
John Carter is seen lying in bed. He gets up and goes outside to have a cigarette. Carter arrives at the hospital where Jing-Mei Chen tells him he looks like crap. Dave Malucci tells him that too and Carter says it’s because he’s having trouble sleeping. Dave wonders what he did to make Weaver hate him and Carter says maybe because he calls her Fes...
Anthony Edwards as Mark GreeneNoah Wyle as John CarterJulianna Margulies as Carol Hathaway(Final regular appearance)Laura Innes as Kerry WeaverPaul McCrane, Eriq La Salle and Michael Micheledon't appear in that episode, despite having their names credited in the opening credits.This episode is also noteable since George Clooney'scameo appearance has been kept so secretive that even NBC never knew about it.This is the first episode to feature Frank Martinas the ER desk clerk. His characterisation in this episode is much softer than it would be in subsequent appearances.- Danielle Burgos
- 'Love's Labor Lost' (Season 1, Ep. 19) Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) follows a pregnancy all the way to its bitter and unexpected end. Preeclampsia's killed a number of characters to heartbreaking effect (see Downton Abbey), and this was no exception.
- 'All In The Family' (Season 6, Ep. 14) The second half of a cliffhanger that left the fate of Dr. John Carter and his student resident Lucy Knight uncertain, this episode at first seems like the calm after the storm.
- 'Life After Death' (Season 15, Ep. 1) Slapping fans in the face, ER's 15th season opens with a bang — literally, as Dr. Greg Pratt (Mekhi Phifer) is severely injured in an ambulance explosion.
- 'The Gallant Hero & The Tragic Victor' (Season 12, Ep. 21) This was all the more traumatic for including Dr. Michael Gallant's on-screen death, especially waiting for the other shoe to drop waiting for his wife (Dr.
Sep 19, 1994 · Season 6 | E21 | Such Sweet Sorrow. Greene prepares to bury his father. Chen worries about Carter's mood swings. After witnessing the interaction between a dying woman and her family, Hathaway realizes she wants her family together and flies to Seattle to join Ross. May 11, 2000. Order.
- “24 Hours” (Season 1, Episode 1) The two-hour pilot episode — and the only installment written by creator and Jurassic Park novelist Michael Crichton — drops viewers into the frenetic emergency room of County General, introduces our hero team of doctors, and shows off the series’ hallmark Steadicam camerawork.
- “Blizzard” (Season 1, Episode 10) A quiet, understaffed night at County General turns chaotic when Chicago’s wintry weather causes a massive freeway pile-up.
- “Love’s Labor Lost” (Season 1, Episode 19) This Emmy-winning episode features Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) failing to properly treat a woman in labor, with guest star Bradley Whitford giving an unforgettable performance as the baby’s frantic father.
- “Hell and High Water” (Season 2, Episode 7) George Clooney practically cemented his leading man status with this episode, which saw his Dr. Doug Ross saving a young boy from a flooded storm drain as 42 million viewers watched on the edges of their seats.
That statement convinces Carol fully to quit her job at County General, board the first plane to Seattle, Washington, and reconnect with Doug for a permanent love relationship and possibly even marriage. So, Carol does leave ER at the end of this episode, but returns along with Doug in the final season of ER in early 2009.
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