The cast performed it twice for two different versions, The East Coast version for those on the east coast and the West Coast version for those on the west coast. Elizabeth Corday arrives for her first shift at County General. An accident victim's family causes a near riot in the ER. The documentary focuses primarily on Mark Greene, who is still recovering from the beating he suffered in the hospital washroom, but he doesn't want to be depicted as a poor soul deserving of public sympathy. Most are self-conscious with cameras following them around and some are unaware or forget that there are fixed cameras and that they are miked leading to interesting exchanges.
The ER staff finds itself under the lights when a camera crew films them for a PBS documentary. Eriq La Salle and Gloria Reuben also star. Weaver (Laura Innes) is concerned about his privacy. Macy) becomes suddenly ill while cameras are in the room, Dr. Smith') treat a man who received a severe injury while trying to save a teenage boy from a vicious gang beating. Del Amico (new series star Maria Bello, 'Mr. Ross (George Clooney) and Nurse Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) treat a toddler who appears to have been bitten by the family dog.
Elizabeth Corday (new series star Alex Kingston, 'Moll Flanders') confuses everyone with her unfamiliar medical terms.ĭr. Newly arrived from England, surgical resident Dr. Carter (Noah Wyle) is embarrassed when the cameras catch his undignified encounter with a patient.
While the cameras watch, Greene treats a musician with esophageal cancer.ĭr. Greene (Anthony Edwards) and his co-workers through a typical day, everyone is self-conscious at first, but gradually becomes accustomed to being taped. Elizabeth Corday, a British trauma specialist, joins the hospital staff.ĮR' LIVE EPISODE RE-BROADCAST FOR FIRST TIME EAST COAST VIEWERS TO SEE ORIGINAL WEST COAST TELECAST AND VICE-VERSA: When a documentary video crew invades the ER to follow Dr. A PBS camera crew goes to the ER to film a documentary to describe a typical day in the ER.
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