Join Elizabeth, Lauren, and Daniel as we recap our favorite medical drama! We're taking a weekly look back at each episode of the hit TV series "ER". We'll break down every episode, as well as look at how each episode impacts the overall story of the iconic 15 season show. Theme music provided by Andrew Edwards of Blue Police Box Music.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 322 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week: The verdict is in for the case of Ames v Kovac, Morris is being Morris about a TV appearance, Neela tries to get some extra OR time by being sneaky, Luka weighs telling a dying man just how serious his condition is, Ray is bad in the sack,... more
This week: Kovac faces off in court against an old patient who believes he was treated poorly after suffering a stroke in the ER, Chaz reconnects with Pratt, Abby takes charge during her first day back from maternity leave, Ray gets asked out, and th... more
This week: Morris makes the ill-advised decision to attend one of his children’s soccer games, Abby gets a peek at the lives of nannies, Pratt juggles an avalanche of patients and teaching responsibilities, Neela gets paired up with a new med student... more
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I was happy to find this podcast because I love ER! It’s my favorite show of all time. Please say Noah Wyle’s name correct! It’s so annoying that his name is mispronounced. Otherwise, a good podcast.
It’s the highlight of my week listening to the insightful, funny, sensitive and thorough recapping of ER! A must for ER fans!
The way they talk about Dr. Benson is so racist.
Having just finished The Pitt and rewatching ER, I was really excited to find this podcast. I’ve only finished their recap of season 1, so I’m hoping this calms down— but I just can’t stand how nasty these people are toward other people’s artistic endeavors. If all you’re going to do is complain about Boyz II Men being the top artist for an entire year— maybe cut that bit from your show. And they are just straight up mean toward day players who don’t have very much in the way of acting credits. ... more
This podcast lacks any joy between the cohosts and it doesn’t provide any interesting facts or analysis. It gives no deeper insights on the characters and is essentially a recap of each episode by people who nitpick every detail.
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The discussion centers around a beloved medical drama, featuring a detailed examination of characters, storylines, and social commentary through the lens of its iconic episodes. The hosts engage deeply with themes such as relationships, societal issues, and character development while balancing humor with critical analysis. Unique to this analysis is its retrospective nature, allowing listeners a chance to relive and reflect on the show’s impact over its 15-season run, including poignant moments, relevant cultural references, and the evolution of characters under various emotional circumstances. This retrospective is enriched with personal stories from the hosts, creating a blend of engaging commentary and nostalgia for fans of the series.
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