
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 | 377 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This week: Carter has to make some adjustments as he settles back into the ER attending life, Banfield's husband sucker punches a guy, Sam's mom gets to Chicago but is far worse off than she realized, Brenner assaults Lucy's foster dad after the mere... more
This week: Carter returns to Chicago for a bit while he's being treated for an undisclosed kidney issue, Banfield explores other IVF methods, Sam and Gates reconcile after a brief argument, Brenner makes a romantic gesture, Neela's attempts to find a... more
This week: Morris awkwardly navigates a surprise party with Claudia's family, Neela gets a surprise call from a potential employer, Gates tries to convince an elderly man to get a routine surgery, an SUV causes a huge wreck in the ambulance bay, and ... more
This week: A pioneer of emergency medicine wanders from his nursing home to the ER and makes a life altering save on a woman thought to have advanced cancer, Morris tries to find a way to help a poor diabetic woman stay out of jail after she was caug... more
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This multi year podcast project is an impressive commitment by the hosts. Very insightful and fun. Great for reflecting on what has changed since the show originally aired.
I started ER late last year and was dying for someone to talk to about it, so I found this show! Every time I watch a great episode I listen to STT later on to hear it broken down again and it’s always fun to hear their opinions on it! I also appreciate how much care they take and all the details and facts they share. Today, I watched a bunch of s15 and after Old Times was excited to hear the gang’s thoughts on it (what a great ep :’) btw), and realized that I’ve caught up to them! I think it’s ... more
Too much personal drama and medical needs. Not everything is a trigger and shouldn’t be. More therapy is needed if you can turn every patient into something you have dealt with. This is fiction after all.
Beats a dead horse when trying to make a point. Say it and move on.
Hosts are arrogant.
Bringing todays mentality of woke mindlessness I’m right and the rest of the world is wrong and applying it to a show that’s 20yrs old is a good study of how the broken mind of the woke actually works fascinating but also kinda sad insight into the mind of madness
Bringing todays mentality of woke mindless I’m right and the rest of the world is wrong and applying it to a show that’s 20yrs old I good study of how the broken mind of the woke actually works fascinating but also kinda sad insight into the mind of madness
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A thoughtful trio revisits ER episode-by-episode, pairing thorough recaps with personal insights and cultural context. They balance character arcs, production choices, and legacy moments, often weaving in audience reactions and fan-service moments. The show stands out for its warm banter, deep dives into narrative structure, and willingness to call out tonal shifts or controversial topics, making it a strong pick for longtime fans and new listeners who enjoy thoughtful TV retrospectives with a medical-drama lens.
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