That was an excellent one.

Save your money for something good and enjoyable

Absolutely Fantastic

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

This show had all the pieces to be something great, but it is sadly more of a let down then anything else. You easily fall in love with some of the characters like Brendan Fehr and his portrayal of Dr. Alister, Ken Leung as Dr Topher, JR Lemon as Nurse Kenny and Freddy Rodriguez playing Michael Rogosa as the hard arse that you grow to love. However through out a show that is meant to capture humanity in some of it's most vulnerable times and deal with current issues across a wide spectrum, the writing is weak and unfulfilling. You have main cast member shave tumours in one episode and then they have survived what few do without any screen time of this. You have a character that is struggling to be openly gay and where this is an occurring theme, after his partner loses his leg and a small break up they run off to get married (which again we don't see) Another main characters is written off by an email being sent to the staff to say he died in a car accident, after being on the show for 3 season and guess what the next episode is a month later, where the whole team have healed from this tragic passing. The afore mentioned gay couple try to adopt a kid when the real dad turns up out of the blue with about 5 mins screen, of course wanting to stop them and by the end of one episode this is all resolved and they take there daughter home. It just feels like lazy writing and no interest in actually exploring things in depth, which is a shame because they had some good examples of storylines. Such a disappointment all and all, where there is short lived problems and miraculous diagnosis.

Show was pretty decent for season 1/2, did some things differently then the standard ER show and did them well. Season 3 had some issues but wasn't all that bad. Season 4 is just a mess. It's hitting all the negative tropes of an ER show, the story itself is all over the place and the "big event" for many of the episodes are just ludicrous. Sorry to see the series end on such a sour note.

Am enjoying watching this series but won't be staying up late for a new episode. The dialogue is not great & the acting not much better. But still I am sticking it out to see to TC & Jordan get together for their happy ever after. Its no Greys Anatomy. Stick with it if you are only starting the series.

So, I am an E R Nurse in San Antonio Texas! Wtf was that. Having had the opportunity to watch the pilot episode tonight, this after fielding several high acuity patients for the last 12.5 hours, what I got out of this was an insult to the profession, that I love, Emergency Medicine ! After watching this, I am not surprised that, almost every ER in 50 states has a Google review of 2.2 or less so. I Would like to point out that in the pilot episode, WI think the first 10 minutes, the patient had a BP of 94/96 with a MAP OF 93. WTF? Not humanly possible! To the "Doctor" who left a previous comment, please let me know what hospital you work at, so I can call the State Of Texas and have your license revoked! Idiot! People don't waste your time.. You wanna know what it is to be a real hero? Go ask a real E R nurse, doc, firefighter, paramedic, or police officer what they do. Chances are that you will get an answer like, "I help people". That's it. We don't do it for fame, glory or recognition. But for me ... and my team to be portrayed like this is an insult