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There's more good news for fans of ER. While the network decided to end the medical drama after 15 seasons, the execs at ratings-starved NBC want to make sure they make the most out of the show's final run. That translates to a return visit by two of the series' most famous alum and a few more episodes.
ER tells the tale of Chicago's County General and a revolving door of doctors and nurses with plenty of personal and professional drama. Long-term castmembers have included Noah Wyle, Laura Innes, Laura Ceron, Maura Tierney, Deezer D, Goran Visnjic, Anthony Edwards, Yvette Freeman, Eriq La Salle, Emily Wagner, Alex Kingston, Lynn A. Henderson, Sherry Stringfield, Abraham Benrubi, Mekhi Phifer, Julianna Margulies, Paul McCrane, Lily Mariye, Troy Evans, Parminder Nagra, Ming-Na, Linda Cardellini, Conni Marie Brazelton, Montae Russell, Ellen Crawford, George Clooney, Gloria Reuben, and Scott Grimes.
It was believed that the medical drama would end last year but,
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I have no hesitation in making this decree: from henceforth, ER: The Complete Tenth Season shalt be known as ER: The Season of Death and Ruin. A few years back I decided to get myself caught up on ER. Considering I hadn't watched a single episode all the way through and they were already in their eleventh season - this task was going to take some time. The first season was brilliant - high points and low points with dynamic characters and superb writing; seasons 2 and 3 started to get a little darker; season 4 hit me like an emotional sack of bricks. In short: ER is a draining show. Now, fast forward five years to the future, to me watching the entirety of ER: The Season of Death and Ruin in three days.  Well I'm on the edge, man. I
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On the night ER's County General shut its doors for good, Maura Tierney hit the town in support of her new show, the FX firefighter drama Rescue Me. At Thursday's New York season-five premiere and Rescue Me Comedy Tour, benefiting the Leary Firefighters Foundation, Tierney, 44, told People of the ER finale, "I haven't seen it. I'm TiVoing it. There was a party this weekend, so I got to see everybody and say goodbye." And, she adds with a laugh, "I've moved on!" Indeed, after starring opposite her on-air husband, Goran Visnjic, she'll play a potential love interest for Denis Leary's Rescue Me character,
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