A Possible Solution To Missing Full Episodes of ER Online
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007There has been much debate on ER fan message boards everywhere on whether or not there is a way to see full episodes of ER on online. I for one was a little A LOT peeved that I couldn’t see this season’s premiere a couple of weeks ago. I almost always try to be home to watch the show because I don’t get the best reception for local television (we are rural… think country roads, lots of them). So if I miss something, if I have to wrestle the remote from my husband, I tend to get a little cranky. And believe me, I am not alone.

I decided to do some searching to see if I really could find a little snippet of the shows I have missed. I hate the two minute replay. It makes me feel like I am watching the sports recap on the nightly news or something. WHO CARES! I want to see it all. In my opinion, The two minute replay doesn’t show me squat. You know how I feel… I’ve mentioned it before.
But fear not my fellow ER fans!
I think I found a solution… (wink, wink, nudge, nudge), and I think you all are going to like it.
There is a member on YouTube who shars in our pain and kindly has reposted every single episode of ER from the beginning of this season. I don’t know who they are… but I LOVE THEM SO MUCH!
Don’t believe me? Take a look at this from last week’s episode “Gravity”
Yea… That’s right folks. It’s there. Every single piece of it. It’s loaded in five parts (as are most of the previous episodes) so you won’t miss a thing.
You know what I love about this the most? The person who is posting these cuts out very little from the first run show.
And in case anyone is wondering… Yes. I really do think it’s Luka that will be on next week’s show.


The latest to come out of TV land is that ER is scheduled for a go this fall. The first season will find Doctors treating the victims of the war protest from last season’s finale. Neela will be in surgery for most of the episode and a certain doctor (can you guess?) will have to let someone else take over Neela’s surgery because of how he feels about her. The premiere also promises the return of a recurring character named Paul Grady who plays a young, likeable intern. What we want to know is, will Neela make it?
Julianna Marguilies will be joining Fox this fall in a new courtroom drama called Canterbury’s Law in which she plays the main character Elizabeth Canterbury a defense attorney.