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- Danielle Burgos
- "Love's Labor Lost" Not just one of the best episodes of its season, or of the show as a whole, it was an episode of television so powerful it merited a full breakdown of its creation 25 years later.
- "Hell And High Water" This high-drama episode focusing on Dr. Ross vaulted George Clooney from mere actor to superstar, paving the way for his eventual jump to movies.
- "Union Station" In the show's first exit of a major character, we say goodbye to Susan (Sherry Stringfield) and get a sweet ending to her and Dr. Greene's sort-of not-quite relationship.
- "Exodus" A major event episode, with a chemical spill forcing every core character (with the exception of poor Kerry Weaver) into dramatic situations, including exacerbating the Doug and Carol (Julianna Margulies) drama by leaning in to that cliché of television clichés: Trapped In An Elevator.
Season 8, episode 16. Abby, Lewis, Carter, Kovac, and Gallant (med student) are found by Weaver looking in the dominatrix's bag. That whole thing is funny, but what's even funnier is someone puts the strap on in Weaver's locker and Lewis is currently confessing when she finds it.
- On the Beach (Season 8, Episode 21) As the second-to-last episode of Season 8, "On the Beach" offers a heart-wrenching conclusion to the life and career of Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards).
- Be Still My Heart (Season 6, Episode 13) For an episode that takes place on Valentine's Day, "Be Still My Heart" is not very romantic. There are definite elements of love - especially when Dr. Robert Romano (Paul McCrane) calls in Dr. Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kinston) to help him operate on his beloved dog.
- 24 Hours (Season 1, Episode 1) The two-hour pilot episode of ER, "24 Hours," introduces viewers to the doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals who will become a part of their lives.
- Such Sweet Sorrow (Season 6, Episode 21) "Such Sweet Sorrow" focuses on nurse Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies), who realizes life is too short to wait for happiness.
If you want to binge-watch ER, the granddaddy of all medical dramas, here’s a guide to the best episodes you should absolutely stream now that it’s available on Hulu.
- Colin Mccormick
- No one would really argue that “And In The End…” was anything other than the highlight of season 15. After all, it was the grand finale to the longest-running medical drama on primetime TV at that point, as well as a series that really did make television history.
- Season 15 - "And In The End"
- Season 14 - "The War Comes Home" “The War Comes Home” opened season 14 of ER with a bang. Several casualties from an anti-war rally in Chicago brings many patients to County General Hospital, causing Abby, Morris, and Pratt to struggle to tend to everyone.
- Season 13 - "Bloodline" The plot of season 13 premiere “Bloodline” immediately followed the season 12 finale (“Twenty-One Guns”) shootout that changed County General Hospital forever.
Aug 15, 2024 · Tour our gallery of the 25 greatest 'ER' episodes, including 'Love's Labor Lost,' '24 Hours,' 'All in the Family,' 'Hell and High Water.'
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Aug 22, 2012 · “Love’s Labor Lost” (season one, episode 19): A gut-wrenching, miserable, utterly compelling hour that sees Mark Greene (Edwards) preside over an otherwise ordinary labor that goes wrong at...
