Did anyone catch ER tonight?

Did anyone else watch the new episode of ER tonight?

i'm just a fan of the show and tonight they picked up on the dafur situation and I wondered what other people's thoughts on it were. ;)

It's so hard to follow these days.. It gets preempted every other week for something..and the reruns they toss in, have NO continuity at all..

I guess they really ARE trying to kill the show:(

they usually have a new episode weekly here (except it was off during the olympics) except when the season is over, and then they play re-runs. i wonder if it is a difference in the locations? i know the ABC's here are really screwed up with interupting shows.

so I have forgotten lots of the plot lines.. If it does not get cancelled, I'm just going to PVR all the episodes next season, and watch them all in a row some rainy day :)_

Dr. Clemente's girlfriend was shot by her husband after she says she wants a divorce? it was the last episode before this one.
Via the NBC ER Site. -

The last episode:
Dr. Clemente (John Leguizamo) and his girlfriend Jodie seem to be living the highlife together, when they are suddenly interrupted by Jodie's husband Bobby (Shea Whigham). When Jodie threatens divorce, Bobby takes matters into his own hands. Abby (Maura Tierney) and Dr. Kovac (Goran Visnjic) anxiously await the test results determining the health of their unborn baby. Meanwhile, when Dr. Pratt is put on the auction block for a bachelor charity event, everyone is surprised when a man wins the bid.

Tonight's episode:
Dr. Carter (Noah Wyle) is joined by Dr. Dakarai (Eamonn Walker) in the Sudanese desert as they work to treat hundreds of disease infested, and famine stricken people. Carter and Dr. Dakarai must spring into action to save a woman who was raped by a militant group. Meanwhile, back at County General, Dr. Clemente (John Leguizamo) returns from New Jersey wounded. Pratt (Mekhi Phifer) and Neela (Parminder Nagra) quickly work to save a 14 year-old involved in a hit and run accident, but Pratt is infuriated when he discovers who hit the young teen.

thanks for moving. :hi:

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they picked up on the Dafur situation. any comments?

it was a powerful show.i love er

i love er and this episode was especially good! i wonder if the dafur topic is a one-time-thing or if they will keep up with the story-line?

of course they will still have to keep up with the storyline back at the hospital too. ;)

it was unlike almost anything I have seen before on TV primetime

I thought it was a very interesting episode. I was preparing not to like the episode because Dr. Carter is one of my least favorite characters and was pleased when he left. I was actually surprised that I ended up finding Carter tolerable in the episode. I thought the one guy's speech (sorry that I do not remember his name) about why the world did not care about the Dafur situation was interesting. I also thought that the woman waving a Coke in front of Carter and the other guy was a cute scene.