快节奏和狂热，“ER”是1994年首次在NBC播出时的一个开创性系列。它引领了一种全新的电视讲故事方式，因为它通过芝加哥虚构的县总医院的有组织的混乱来吸引观众，一路上向我们介绍了Julianna Margulies，George Clooney，Noah Wylie和Eriq La Salle等崛起的明星.
幸运的是，在其331集的播出结束九年之后，Hulu正在播出每一集，我们的心再次喧嚣!
那么，从这个经典系列开始呢？今天得到了医生和“ER”作家/执行制片人Neal Baer的低调，后者继续监督“法律与秩序：SVU”和“Under the Dome”等节目。无论您是长期粉丝还是该系列的首次观看者，我们建议您将其放在“必看”列表中 – stat!
“24小时” （第1季，第1集）
“ER”的飞行员直接将观众放入了急诊室体验的受控制的无政府状态，在那里我们遇到了人物，这些人物会变得心爱，被人鄙视，最重要的是令人难忘。贝尔说，有一颗星，我们从来没有看到谁真正塑造了这个节目.
“这与Steadicam的发明同时发生，因此我们能够（观众通过）四到五分钟的速度，真正展示了急诊室的真实性和悲惨情绪，”他说。 “人们认为’西翼’是你走下大厅的节目，但没有’西翼’就没有’ER’。” 奖金： 护士卡罗尔·海瑟薇（朱莉安娜·马古利斯）在这一集中已经死了，按照原始剧本，但是她如此心爱，她在自杀未遂中幸存下来.
“爱的劳动力丧失”（第1季，第19集）
1997年电视指南被评为有史以来最伟大的电视剧集之一，该节目的特色是马克·格林博士（Anthony Edwards）与一名孕妇打交道，她的生命 – 以及她未出生的孩子的生命 – 处于危险之中。 “这是我在波士顿听到的一个事件的启发，”贝尔解释道。 “它震撼了人们，并且是后来留在人们身上的开创性事件，并且表明格林的角色并不完美，尽管他渴望成为。”
“地狱和高水”（第2季，第7集）
现在每个人都知道乔治克鲁尼成为一名超级巨星，同时作为儿科医生和Lothario Doug Ross出现在“ER”上。但是，虽然他在一集中对自己的工作表示怀疑，但他发现一个男孩在倾盆大雨中被困在暴雨中。凭借魅力和英雄气概，他努力拯救这个男孩并赢得了我们的心。贝尔说，这一集“基本上是以现实为基础的;他带着一架直升飞机把孩子带到一个创伤中心，一名新闻记者上场，现场直播。它预测了一些新闻会发生的疯狂事情。”
“问我没问题，我会告诉你没有谎言”（第3季，第9集）
虽然因失去苏珊·刘易斯（Sherry Stringfield）而面临伤心欲绝，格林博士得知医生助理珍妮·布勒（Gloria Reuben）在不道德根植她的医疗档案后感染艾滋病病毒。贝尔回忆说：“’ER’是第一个关注艾滋病病毒的人物，它不会死于可怕的死亡，就在抗逆转录可用之前。” “我们希望展示艾滋病病毒感染者的悲剧和希望。而我所爱的是格洛丽亚的性格后来又回到了节目中，表明她正在过着健康，成功的生活。”
“如此甜蜜的悲伤”（第6季，第21集）
该节目正在进行的一个重要的弧线是ER护士长Carol Hathaway（Julianna Margulies）和Ross博士之间的一次又一次，一次又一次的恋爱。克鲁尼在第5季离开了超级巨星的节目，但他不止一次地回来让火势继续燃烧。在“悲伤”中，海瑟薇跟随他前往西雅图，因为Margulies退出了节目。我们在“旧时代”中再次看到这两个角色，就在2009年系列赛结束之前。“罗斯博士的心脏总是在正确的位置，他们两个总是努力超越自己的问题，”贝尔说。 “人们可以与星光熠熠的恋人联系起来。”
“仍然是我的心”/“家庭中的一切”（第6季，第13和14集）
由于工作人员试图挽救两名在车祸中失去孩子的父母，情人节在急诊室里一点也不浪漫。但是，当约翰卡特博士（Noah Wylie）和医学院学生露西奈特（凯莉马丁）遭到一名心理问题的法律学生的攻击时，这一集的真正转折就出现了。结果：第二个小时令人震惊的死亡。 “这令人难忘，因为它出乎意料，”贝尔说.
“混沌理论” （第9季，第1集）
无论你认为罗伯特罗马诺博士（Paul Crane）与直升飞机有关的不幸事件是“伟大的”，他们肯定是难以忘怀的。罗马诺也是一位出色的医生，多刺，同性恋，往往是不可爱的。唉，关于直升机的事情与罗马诺不一致，罗马诺在9号季节在屋顶上取回图表时手臂被切断，后来在砍刀从屋顶上掉下来时遇到了他的死亡.
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乔治克鲁尼的’Catch-22’系列将在Hulu上播出
Jan.15.202300:31
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
Fast-paced and frenzied, “ER” was a groundbreaking series when it first aired on NBC in 1994. It led the way for a new way of telling stories on television, drawing audiences in with the organized chaos of a fictional county hospital in Chicago and introducing rising stars like Julianna Margulies, George Clooney, Noah Wylie, and Eriq La Salle along the way. Lucky for us, Hulu is now streaming every episode of the 331-episode run, nine years after it ended its broadcast on NBC, and our hearts are racing once again!
So, where to start with this classic series? Today, we get a lowdown from doctor and “ER” writer/executive producer Neal Baer, who continues to oversee shows like “Law & Order: SVU” and “Under the Dome.” Whether youre a longtime fan or a first-time viewer of the series, we recommend putting it on your “must-watch” list – stat!
“Nurse Carol Hathaway” (Julianna Margulies, with Anthony Edwards as Dr. Mark Greene) wasnt originally meant to survive the “ER” pilot. The pilot of “ER” threw viewers directly into the controlled anarchy of the emergency room experience, where we met characters who would become beloved, reviled, and most importantly, unforgettable. According to Baer, there was a star we never saw who truly shaped the show. “It happened at the same time as the invention of the Steadicam, so we could (take viewers) at four to five minutes of speed, really showing the authenticity and the pathos of the emergency room,” he says. “People think The West Wing was the show you walked down the hall with, but theres no West Wing without ER.”
Bonus: Nurse Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) was supposed to die in this episode, according to the original script, but she was so beloved that she survived a suicide attempt.
“Loves Labor Lost” (Season 1, Episode 19) was named one of the greatest TV episodes of all time by TV Guide in 1997, and it featured Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) dealing with a pregnant woman whose life – and the life of her unborn child – was in
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
Fast-paced and frenzied, “ER” was a groundbreaking series when it first aired on NBC in 1994. It led the way for a new way of telling stories on television, drawing audiences in with the organized chaos of a fictional county hospital in Chicago and introducing rising stars like Julianna Margulies, George Clooney, Noah Wylie, and Eriq La Salle along the way. Lucky for us, Hulu is now streaming every episode of the 331-episode run, nine years after it ended its broadcast on NBC, and our hearts are racing once again!
So, where to start with this classic series? Today, we get a lowdown from doctor and “ER” writer/executive producer Neal Baer, who continues to oversee shows like “Law & Order: SVU” and “Under the Dome.” Whether youre a longtime fan or a first-time viewer of the series, we recommend putting it on your “must-watch” list – stat!
“Nurse Carol Hathaway” (Julianna Margulies, with Anthony Edwards as Dr. Mark Greene) wasnt originally meant to survive the “ER” pilot. The pilot of “ER” threw viewers directly into the controlled anarchy of the emergency room experience, where we met characters who would become beloved, reviled, and most importantly, unforgettable. According to Baer, there was a star we never saw who truly shaped the show. “It happened at the same time as the invention of the Steadicam, so we could (take viewers) at four to five minutes of speed, really showing the authenticity and the pathos of the emergency room,” he says. “People think The West Wing was the show you walked down the hall with, but theres no West Wing without ER.”
Bonus: Nurse Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) was supposed to die in this episode, according to the original script, but she was so beloved that she survived a suicide attempt.
“Loves Labor Lost” (Season 1, Episode 19) was named one of the greatest TV episodes of all time by TV Guide in 1997. The episode features Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) dealing with a pregnant woman whose life – and the life of her unborn child – is in