E.R. - Medici in prima linea

E.R. - Medici in prima linea è una serie televisiva statunitense di genere medical drama prodotta dal 1994 al 2009 e creata dallo scrittore Michael Crichton. È ambientata nel pronto soccorso del policlinico universitario di Chicago, il County General Hospital, e racconta la tipica giornata lavorativa dei medici che vi lavorano e dei vari casi che nel corso della puntata si susseguono, analizzando le varie patologie.
Creato da: Michael Crichton |
Genere: Dramma |
http://www.nbc.com/ER/
Numero di stagioni: 15
Numero di episodi: 331
Data prima messa in onda: 1994-09-19
Data ultima messa in onda: 2009-04-02

Approfondimenti

Throughout its fifteen-year run, the show had 26 regular cast members, nineteen of whom appeare [...]	D M E
Michael Crichton's original script took place in Boston Memorial Hospital. Dr. Mark Greene was [...]	D M E
More performers (31) received Emmy nominations as lead, supporting, or guest actors and actress [...]	D M E
The basketball hoop found outside of the ambulance bay of the ER, was actually George Clooney's [...]	D M E
Michael Crichton wrote the script for the pilot episode, and it remained unchanged from when he [...]	D M E
Including Gloria Reuben and CCH Pounder (who appeared as recurring guest stars during the first [...]	D M E
Julianna Margulies (Carol Hathaway) & John Cullum (David Greene) also worked together on episod [...]	D M E
Lisa Zane tested for the part of Dr. Susan Lewis. She would later play a love interest for Geor [...]	D M E
Dr John 'Tag' Taglieri & Dr Greene both starred in Top Gun together as 'Slider' & 'Goose' along [...]	D M E
In 2007, this show tied with Cin cin (1982) for being the most Emmy-nominated show ever with 11 [...]	D M E
In the live broadcast of 1997, the baseball game that George Clooney's character is watching in [...]	D M E
Due to a lack of time and money to build a set, the pilot episode of "ER" was filmed in the for [...]	D M E
Both George Clooney and William H. Macy starred together in Welcome to Collinwood (2002).	D M E
In 2021 Anthony Edwards (Dr. Mark Greene) and Mare Winningham got married. She guest-starred on [...]	D M E
Dr. Chen is the only character to repeatedly call Carter by his first name.	D M E
George Clooney had his first regular television role in a comedy ten years earlier called P/S - [...]	D M E
The character of Dr. John Carter was named after the protagonist in the classic "John Carter: M [...]	D M E
Justina Machado makes a guest appearance here as the sister of a gangbanger. She would return t [...]	D M E
The first four episodes of the show all began the same way, with one of the doctors being awake [...]	D M E
After [Anthony Edwards]'s real-life wife, [Jeanine Lobell], gave birth to another baby girl, it [...]	D M E
After the show premiered on September 19, 1994, it aired on Thursday nights at 10:00 for its en [...]	D M E
Anthony Edwards was first choice to play the part of Dr. Mark Greene. Unfortunately, Edwards wa [...]	D M E
Abby's full name is Abigail Marjorie Wyczenski Lockhart.	D M E
The character played by Ming-Na Wen was addressed only as Deborah Chen when she first appeared [...]	D M E
Dr. Carter's birth date is June 4, 1970. Noah Wyle's is June 4, 1971.	D M E
The first person to appear on-screen in the first episode is Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards). [...]	D M E
In the episode where Dr. Romano is showing his prosthetic arm to the staff at the desk, one of [...]	D M E
George Clooney's character was originally going to be called Tom Ross, and Julianna Margulies w [...]	D M E
In the novel written by Michael Crichton, Dr. Lewis is a man, and Dr. Benton is not African-Ame [...]	D M E
One of Executive Producer Steven Spielberg's favorite films is Lawrence d'Arabia (1962). The ca [...]	D M E
In the 80s Gedde Watanabe starred as the iconic Long Duk Dong in Sixteen Candles, a teen movie [...]	D M E
The first six DVD box sets of ER are unusual in the fact that they are all in anamorphic widesc [...]	D M E
It was reported in May 2018, that within the show's release on the streaming service Hulu that [...]	D M E
All original cast members who appeared in season fifteen were listed in the credits with the cu [...]	D M E
In one episode, Dr. Lewis admits that she's only familiar with the Walt Whitman poem "I Sing th [...]	D M E
The set for the pilot episode was a rundown hospital in East Los Angeles, as they couldn't affo [...]	D M E
Doug Ross frequently hung his head low, appearing ashamed or thoughtful or privately amused, de [...]	D M E
This was the most Emmy-nominated show in television history, at 123 nominations, until Game of [...]	D M E
After Laura Innes left the show in January 2007, NBC received some pressure from GLAAD to intro [...]	D M E
Of the 26 cast members who appeared in the opening credits, eight had introductory clips that n [...]	D M E
Iyari Limon's debut.	D M E
Alex Kingston announced in an interview in 2004 that her contract to return for an eighth year [...]	D M E
Frank, the desk clerk (Troy Evans), always talks about life on the "force" as a Chicago police [...]	D M E
Dr. Ray Barnett's band is called "Skunk Hollow".	D M E
Glenne Headly was pregnant when she signed on to do her story arc as Dr. Abby Keaton in the thi [...]	D M E
Goran Visnjic named his own character after the writers were unable to develop an appropriately [...]	D M E
Matthew Watkins, the child who plays Reese Benton, Peter's deaf son, is deaf in real-life.	D M E
Casting Director John Frank Levey originally suggested Michael Beach for the role of Dr. Peter [...]	D M E
Seasons seven and fourteen are the only seasons to not have a cast change.	D M E
Doctors Mark Green and Elizabeth Corday lived at 1211 Dupont Drive.	D M E
Season fourteen was supposed to be the final season, but the 2007-08 WGA strike left both the p [...]	D M E
Noah Wyle was the last member of the original cast to leave, at the end of the 2004-2005 season [...]	D M E
In the whole series of this show the main bathroom thats near curtain area 3 and down the hall [...]	D M E
Whenever the series would show sequences involving local TV news the station used was always WM [...]	D M E
"Dr. Greene" was the first and last two words spoken in the entire series.	D M E
Anthony Edwards, Paul McCrane, Laura Innes, and Eriq La Salle are the only cast members to dire [...]	D M E
If anything had gone wrong during the broadcast of the live episode, such as a technical failur [...]	D M E
George Clooney's cousin, Miguel Ferrer, appeared as a guest star in the two-hour pilot episode, [...]	D M E
With the exception of Mark Greene's daughter Rachel, and Kerry Weaver's son Henry, all of the c [...]	D M E
Michael Gross and Fred Ward portray the fathers of John Carter and Abby Lockhart respectively. [...]	D M E
By season thirteen, Laura Innes became the longest running cast member of the show.	D M E
Gloria Reuben (Jeannie Boulet), and Erik Palladino (Dave Malucci) left the show because they fe [...]	D M E
The Los Angeles hospital, Linda Vista Community Hospital used for interior shots is ironically [...]	D M E
Noah Wyle, Laura Innes and Alex Kingston are the only main credited actors to appear with every [...]	D M E
Some of the operations in the series were dramatized versions of real-life operations. The writ [...]	D M E
Sissy Spacek was originally cast as Dr. Weaver's mother, but was eventually played by Frances F [...]	D M E
Out of all the numerous celebrity guest stars on the show, only Sally Field and Ray Liotta have [...]	D M E
When the series debuted, Laura Innes was to play the character of George Clooney's girlfriend, [...]	D M E
When the show debuted in 1994, it won the People's Choice Award for "Favorite Dramatic Series" [...]	D M E
Several actors who would later star on CSI appeared on ER. George Eads, Jorja Fox, Marg Helgenb [...]	D M E
In the premiere episode, guest star Miguel Ferrer is given a cancer diagnosis by Sherry Stringf [...]	D M E
Todd Allen auditioned for the role of Dr. Mark Greene, but instead appeared in a different pilo [...]	D M E
Sherry Stringfield is the only cast member to leave and return to the show. Ming-Na Wen had a r [...]	D M E
Laura Innes and Noah Wyle tied as the series' longest-appearing cast members, having appeared i [...]	D M E
Although mostly shot at "Warner Brother"'s Burbank soundstages, the cast and crew usually would [...]	D M E
The entire main cast of the first season also appeared in the fifteenth and final season: Antho [...]	D M E
This is NBC's third longest-running drama (after "Law & Order - I due volti della giustizia (19 [...]	D M E
From the first introduction of Dr. Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes), the character walked with a limp [...]	D M E
Linda Cardellini (Samantha Taggart) & John Leguizamo (Dr. Victor Clemente) also worked together [...]	D M E
In "Doctor Carter, I Presume" (season three, episode one) the heard, but unseen Dr. Karubian, i [...]	D M E
Because the show could make only a couple of location shoots in Chicago each year, the exterior [...]	D M E
Tony Todd was considered for the role of Dr. Peter Benton.	D M E
Carter's full name is John Truman Carter III.	D M E
Mary McDonnell (Carter's Mother) was also in the sitcom P/S - Pronto soccorso (1984) with Georg [...]	D M E
Originally planned as a film, which Steven Spielberg was supposed to direct. When plans fell th [...]	D M E
Julianna Margulies originally read for the part of Dr. Mark Greene's wife.	D M E
Robert Carradine has a memorable guest starring role in the first season episode "Sleepless in [...]	D M E
In Season 8 Episode 20 "The Letter" the faxed letter from Dr Greene followed by the fax from hi [...]	D M E
Cress Williams & Jason George played Miranda Bailey's first & second husbands on Grey's Anatomy [...]	D M E
This show is almost similar to Squadra emergenza (1972). St. Elsewhere is another obvious influ [...]	D M E
The helicopter used for this show actually belongs to the University of Chicago Hospital. It is [...]	D M E
The character portrayed by Leslie Bibb, Erin Harkins, was originally supposed to die in the epi [...]	D M E
During an interview for the PBS series "Pioneers of Television," Noah Wyle said that while film [...]	D M E
Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) was supposed to be brain-dead from a suicide attempt in the [...]	D M E
Maura Tierney (Abby Lockhart) & Julianna Margulies (Carol Hathaway) also worked together on the [...]	D M E
Rod Holcomb directed the pilot and the last episode of the show.	D M E
Lieutenant Sandy Lopez (Lisa Vidal) was the first lesbian Latina primary or secondary character [...]	D M E
Vondie Curtis-Hall appeared on the show as two characters. In season one, he played a transgend [...]	D M E
Dr. Romano (Paul McCrane) has a model of an Apollo Saturn V rocket in the background of his off [...]	D M E
Abby is the only character to have been both a nurse and a doctor.	D M E
The first and last episodes of the series are the only two to not air at 10:00 during the shows [...]	D M E
Because the original credits were abandoned in season thirteen, neither Maura Tierney nor Parmi [...]	D M E
Producers wanted the character of Carol, played by Julianna Margulies to switch from being a nu [...]	D M E
Troy Evans, who would later play desk clerk Frank Martin, appeared in the pilot as a character [...]	D M E
Members of the cast often use medical jargon during the ER scenes. For instance the oft used te [...]	D M E
On a recent Stars in the House Zoom Reunion for ER Noah Wiley admitted he became very close wit [...]	D M E
ER had a classier vibe than it's NBC Must See TV Thursday Night 10pm predecessor LA Law, which [...]	D M E
Several cast members from this series have also appeared on Law & Order: Unità Speciale (199 [...]	D M E
The characters of Luka and Abby lasted longer than the characters they replaced (Doug Ross and [...]	D M E
Staff seem to invariably pronounce the last name of Luka Kovac like "KOH-vahtch," whereas his o [...]	D M E
Troy Evans (Frank Martin) was a police officer in "E.R" initally before becoming the desk clerk [...]	D M E
Anthony Edwards (Mark Greene) and John Cullum who played his dad (David Greene) both starred in [...]	D M E

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali		2009	26	D
1		Stagione 1		1994	25	D
2		Stagione 2		1995	22	D
3		Stagione 3		1996	22	D
4		Stagione 4		1997	22	D
5		Stagione 5		1998	22	D
6		Stagione 6		1999	22	D
7		Stagione 7		2000	22	D
8		Stagione 8		2001	22	D
9		Stagione 9		2002	22	D
10		Stagione 10		2003	22	D
11		Stagione 11		2004	22	D
12		Stagione 12		2005	22	D
13		Stagione 13		2006	23	D
14		Stagione 14		2007	19	D
15		Stagione 15		2008	22	D

Cast

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