NBC's ER Viewer Choice
Posted: June 14, 2002 @ 11:20 AM C
Source:
NBC
Media Village
BURBANK, Calif. -- June 12, 2002 -- As NBC’s classic series
“ER” (Thursdays, 10-11 p.m. ET) nears its landmark 200th episode
next year, the Emmy Award-winning drama will allow viewers to choose
their all-time favorite episodes in special online voting to be
conducted beginning June 13.
The top five episodes -- as ranked by audience members by voting from
June 13 through July 4 -- will be broadcast in ascending order starting
Thursday, July 11 (10-11 p.m. ET) with the final, number-one episode to
be presented on Thursday, August 8 (10-11 p.m. ET).
Interested viewers can participate by logging on to www.NBC.com/ER.
A promotional button on the “ER” main page will direct them to the
word “Vote.”
Among the 17 vintage “ER” episodes to be included in the list of
candidates are the first season’s “Motherhood”
(Dr. Benton, played by Eriq La Salle, sees his mother die) as well as “Union
Station” (Greene, played by Anthony Edwards, tries to catch Dr.
Lewis, played by Sherry Stringfield, to confess his love before she
leaves town).
In addition, the online participants can choose from “Random
Acts” (Greene is attacked by an angry relative of a patient); “Fathers
and Sons” (Dr. Ross, played by George Clooney, and Greene travel
cross-country to identify the body of Ross’ father); “The
Storm” (Parts I and II, as Ross bends the rules in treating a
dying boy in the first part and exits in the second); “Be
Still My Heart” (Lucy, played by Kellie Martin, and Dr. Carter,
played by Noah Wyle, are stabbed by a deranged patient) and “The
Dance We Do” (Abby, played by Maura Tierney, finds that her manic
mother - played by guest star Sally Field - has disappeared).
The remaining episodes include: “Blizzard,”
“John
Carter, MD,” “Exodus,”
“The
Peace of Wild Things,” “Great
Expectations,” “All
in the Family,” “The
Visit,” “The
Crossing” and “Carter’s
Choice.”
Michael Crichton, John Wells and Jack Orman are
currently the executive producers. “ER” is a production of Constant
c Productions and Amblin Television in association with Warner Bros.
Television.
Vote
Now !!!
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