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[Armin]

How do I contact the "ER" staff?
I sent one letter to John Wells maybie one year ago , and I know he have much to do . but I think that the adress I got was fake ...

Do somebody have any contact info to the people behind ER , John Wells , David Zabel or somebody?

Do you know when they will record in Sibenik were Goran Visnjic comes from?

What do you think about my fan art picture?:


For full size write:phermichaelc between "christo..." and "..."richtoncast" if you want it to work well. Open one new browser and write it.

http://erplace.50webs.com/johnwellschristo...richtoncast.jpg


/ Armin in Sweden.

[LucyKnightFan]

Hi hi

Hope Sweden is doing well:)

The link could not work for me;(

Lucy Knight Fan in South Africa:)

[ER_4Eva]

Hi everyone wat is the address to write to the cast from ER? Has n e one written to them and got a reply?

[ER_4Eva]

Why doesnt the first post ever come up?

[aleunam]

Hola a todos!
Soy Manuela y me encanta ER, tengo una pagina de Nee y Ray en espa?ol y estoy preparando la version en ingles
No miro spoilers para nada, pero no puedo evitar entrar a este foro
Decidi hacer este topic ya que muchos como yo tal vez entren aca pero no esten viendo los episodios al ritmo norteamericano
Por eso seria bueno discutir sobre ER en espa?ol y a la velocidad de Latinoamerica o donde estes!
Por favor quienes quieran hablar sobre epis mas avanzados marquen los spoilers con *

Saludos a todos!!!

[ERNO1FAN]

I was curious if there's an address for ER to send fan mail?

[AzizalSaqr]

You can try writing to ER c/o Warner Brothers Productions, 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, CA 91522-0002

[sunnyER]

hola, es bueno hablar con gente en espa?ol, yo lo estoy viendo por warner, aunq a vecces me bajo los capitulos porq me mata la intriga, si quieres puedes hablar con migo por aqui o por msn messenger, este es: santisurf2911@hotmail.com

[aleunam]

Yo lo veo solo por warner ya q los spoilers no me gustan

sunny de donde sos?

Ahora teagrego al msn!

[ER LOVER]

Im going to send them some soon. Im going to ask them for a signed picture i hope i get one

[AzizalSaqr]

You'll have better luck bidding on signed pics on E-Bay or buying through an autograph dealer. It's extremely difficult to get them from studios anymore, unless they are provided as offerings for charity fundraisers.

[le mashk]

Hi!

I am an ER french fan, looking here for some help.

Season 12 had just ended in France and now I'm looking for english scripts or subtitles to help me to understand the ER dialogs.

Is there anybody who knows where could I find this? This would be a GREAAAT help for me!


Thanks!

Sorry for my mistakes.

[AzizalSaqr]

The scripts are always coming up on E-Bay, in fact I know there are 3 or 4 available for sale right now. You might also contact your NBC affiliate and see who does the close captioning services, if you can get access to a close caption compatable television your problem would be solved because I'm pretty sure that NBC does offer the service on their programming.

[nadis]

oh. thankx for the info. I think it'll be a cool to give it a shot. Maybe they'll be in a good mood or in their break and can send u an autographed pix... good luck with that.

[AzizalSaqr]

NBC show avoids medical show graveyard

Tuesday, December 5, 2006
By Martin Miller Los Angeles Times

HOLLYWOOD It was only one thin and sinewy story thread out of hundreds stitched into the body of one of television?s longest-running and most successful prime-time dramas.

On a recent "ER," a stampeding holiday shopper didn't get the designer handbag she sought but did leave with a soccer ball-size ornamental star lodged in her right side.

Along with local anesthesia, the shopper received a lecture from a nurse at Chicago's County General.

Gallows humor is an "ER" storyline staple, one that highlights one of the show's most persistent undercurrents everyone, including on occasion a star, dies.

The show tied for the most Emmy nominations in television history also might hold the record for its highest body count. Nearly every week, at least one patient is killed off. The more mundane or freakishly random, the better.

That's life on "ER," the founding principle of which was to offer a documentarian's view of a teaching hospital in a major urban area. Even the show's doctors, who have been felled by brain cancer, roadside bombs and plummeting helicopters, are not immune from fatal calamity.

Everyone dies. That is, except the show itself.

BEATING HEART

In its 13th season, "ER" amazingly has defied television's cruel actuarial tables, which if anything in recent years have become even crueler. "ER" long ago should have joined "Chicago Hope" and "City of Angels" in the medical show graveyard, but instead it's acting like the teenager it is: vital, robust and fond of railing about the issues of the day.

It's a car crash with a social conscience, some critics might say a bleeding heart- but one in which a sizable audience isn't ready to let go quietly into that good Thursday night.

"With the state of affairs within the country, I think we're a place that feels safe for people,?"said John Stamos, who became a show regular this season as a Gulf War paramedic who wants to become a doctor. "For a lot of people, it?s like coming back home."

"THE TRUTH OF IT"

For executive producer John Wells, a revived "ER" continues to animate a prolific and stellar TV career that includes work on such shows as "China Beach" and "The West Wing." As one of the program's original executive producers and a frequent director, Wells can take special joy in its recent, perhaps mysterious, re-entry into the American conversation.

"Initially, we really had to fight against this idea that audiences wouldn't want grimy medicine," Wells said. "But I think "ER" has shown they don't want some sanitized version. They want the truth of it."

Last season, it appeared that "ER" was once again nearing its end. Until just last month, NBC had planned to place the show on a three-month hiatus beginning in January to showcase a new drama called "The Black Donnellys" in the same highly coveted Thursday time slot.

22 EMMYS

Certainly, NBC's plans were not good news for a show that has amassed 22 Emmy Awards and 117 Emmy nominations, tying it with "Cheers" as the all-time leading nominee in any genre.

"We really felt like we were being put out to pasture," said David Zabel, a former staff writer who became one of the show?s executive producers and now runs the show on a day-to-day basis.

To some, such a move was long overdue. But, thanks in part to riveting cliffhangers that closed last season and opened this one, the show?s pulse continued to beat as strong as that of an endurance athlete.

UP A TICK

This season the show usually ranks first in its time slot with original episodes, averaging about 13.9 million viewers (compared with 13.8 million last year).

Of course, "ER" always has served up new flavors for viewers. None of the original major cast members remain from the first season. The show has thrived despite enduring the loss of more than a dozen main stars in its ensemble cast. The most life-threatening was when George Clooney, TV's McDreamy of the '90s, left after the fifth season.

The revolving door of big-name exits forced the show to evolve or die, and that as much as anything may be responsible for its longevity.

The departure of the likes of Anthony Edwards, Julianna Margulies, Eriq La Salle and Noah Wyle ultimately enlivened the show's storytelling palette, allowing for plot lines involving Goran Visnjic, Maura Tierney, Mekhi Phifer, Linda Cardellini and Parminder Nagra

[Lauren91183]

Woo Hoo..Er Rocks the house !!!

[MischiefManaged]

YAY! thats right ER IS STAYING!!

ER THURSDAY TOMORROW

[abbyjunkie]

I hate when they forget about Laura Innes. Never anything about her.

Im glad ER is on the rise from last year though.

[maurafan3]

I am so happy ER is staying!! I hope they set new records and continue for many seasons to come. They deserve it.

[Hanninen1]

I am so happy ER is staying!! I hope they set new records and continue for many seasons to come. They deserve it.

ITA I hope they become the longest running primetime drama or primetime show for that matter. Who has that anyway? I mean I know that soaps are longest running shows period but what about primetime? Anyways I love ER and I know it will end eventully but I never want it too lol.