World Famous Comics: ER - The Complete Second Season
ER - The Complete Second Season
Starring: Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, Julianna Margulies, Eriq La Salle, Sherry Stringfield Directed By: Anthony Edwards, Barnet Kellman, Brett Fallis, Christopher Chulack, Dean Parisot Average Rating: Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1 Binding: DVD Feature: This enthralling series explores the inner workings of a Chicago teaching hospital and the dedicated physicians and medical personnel who staff its overburdened emergency room. Gloria Reuben joins the cast.Running Time: 985 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION Rating: NR Age: 085393173722 UPC: 085393173722 Manufacturer No: 31737 Format: Dolby, Closed-captioned, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC Number of Items: 4 Region Code: 1 Release Date: April 27, 2004 Running Time: 990 minutes Studio: National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Theatrical Release Date: September 19, 1995
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This enthralling series explores the inner workings of a Chicago teaching hospital and the dedicated physicians and medical personnel who staff its overburdened emergency room. Gloria Reuben joins the cast.Running Time: 985 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION Rating: NR Age: 085393173722 UPC: 085393173722 Manufacturer No: 31737
Product Description: This enthralling series explores the inner workings of a Chicago teaching hospital and the dedicated physicians and medical personnel who staff its overburdened emergency room. Gloria Reuben joins the cast.Running Time: 985 min.System Requirements:Running Time 985 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS Rating: NR UPC: 085393173722 Manufacturer No: 31737
Amazon.com: ER kicked off its second season of high-intensity drama and wry humor by introducing a character who would turn out to be a long-term member of--and a major irritation for--the inner-city Chicago hospital staff. After Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) is promoted to attending physician, the door is open for a new chief resident, and in walks Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes), who wastes no time ruffling everyone's feathers with her strict managerial style and subtle putdowns. One of her prime targets, Susan Lewis (Sherry Stringfield), struggles to balance her personal and professional life when she has to take care of her abandoned infant niece. The Lewis character grows the most during the season, along with second-year student John Carter (Noah Wylie), whose natural compassion gives way to professional ambition following the model of his teacher, ambitious and self-absorbed Peter Benton (Eriq LaSalle). Benton angles for a position with a renowned cardiovascular surgeon (Ron Rifkin) and has to deal with the fallout from a relationship with physician's assistant Jeannie Boulet (Gloria Reubens), yet he also starts to show some glimmers of humanity.
Greene has his own problems trying to manage a long-distance marriage, while nurse Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) bounces back from her aborted first-season marriage attempt to start a new relationship with paramedic Shep (Ron Eldard, who also became Margulies's real-life partner). She buys her first house and enjoys an entire season out of the companionship of Doug Ross (George Clooney), who as always runs into problems with his cowboy style and philandering ways. But just when he's finally driven himself out of the ER, he has to go play hero when he finds a boy pinned in a storm drain in an episode that was nominated for six Emmys and remains one of the, excuse the pun, high-water marks of the series. That and such episodes as "The Healers," which deals with the aftermath of Shep's daring fire rescue, prove that when ER was at its best, it was as good as anything on television.
Guest appearances include Lucy Liu as the mother of an AIDS-stricken boy, Red Buttons as an elderly husband, Joanna Gleason as an infomercial producer, and Jake Lloyd (Star Wars: Episode I, The Phantom Menace) as the son of a prostitute. DVD bonus features are a little lighter than on the first-season set, consisting of a commentary track (by co-executive producer Mimi Leder, editor Randy Jon Morgan, and Laura Innes) on the season's first episode and "The Healers," a nine-minute spotlight on "Hell and High Water," an 11-minute piece on the series' multiple directors, 14 minutes of outtakes, and a gag reel. --David Horiuchi
I love ER!! ^ ER is one of my favorite shows I am collecting all of the seasons!! I was so happy the day they said they were going to put ER out on DVD!!!!!
Young Viewer! ^ I was very young when ER first debuted, to be exact, I was 8 years-old. My Mother and Father put it on in our family room, and I actually watched. To be honest, it was the only show they allowed me to watch at the time. So, needless to say, I grew up watching ER. I fell in love with Noah Wyle from the start. By far, ER was one of the best shows of all time!
ER greatness ^ This season is just as good as the previous ones. ER is fantastic and completely absorbing
Keep up the good work..... ^ I have not been able to review all the DVD's but so far everything is GREAT, I have not complaints.
ER:Second Season ^ ER - The Complete Second SeasonExcellent synopsis of human conflicts and kindnesses beautifully portrayed by all the actors in E.R. Having a daughter in nursing/flight nursing, I am impressed by the eloquence and precision the series is presented. It has made us an 'E.R. Family'
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