Back in the day...

[ERDoc]

Crap, I feel old now. You should be able to find the DVD sets on Amazon, no? I still think my favorite episode was the huge MVA during the snowstorm when the ER was empty.

[Arctickat]

Mine was the letter from Dr. Greene that was sent after he died.

[ERDoc]

I stopped watching long before that. It stopped being a medical drama that takes place in the ER and become a soap opera that takes place everywhere but the ER. I think it started jumping the shark about the time Doug Ross did a cric in a flood with a pen and had the TV helicopter film it so he could inform the ER.

[Arctickat]

Ahh yes, and they were freaking out because he used the helo to fly the hypothermic kid to the hospital and the vibrations were gonna kill him.

[ERDoc]

That began the repetitive helicopter dramas on the show.

[ems94]

Yeah I am going to check out amazon soon...that seems to be my best bet.

[ERDoc]

Yeah I am going to check out amazon soon...that seems to be my best bet.

Here you go. They also sell each season individually.

http://www.amazon.com/ER-The-Complete-Seasons-1-15/dp/B005J9ZFJ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355294080&sr=8-1&keywords=er+complete+series

[fab]

When you considered something a treatment, for which you would be crucified nowadays

I've always loved listening to the stories the old-timers told, sadly (certainly not for the patients) most of them are hitting retirement age. Anyone here who started off as an 'ambulance driver'?

[Just Plain Ruff]

When you considered something a treatment, for which you would be crucified nowadays

I've always loved listening to the stories the old-timers told, sadly (certainly not for the patients) most of them are hitting retirement age. Anyone here who started off as an 'ambulance driver'?

Yes, that would be me, "Ambulance Driver Ruff" and I even referred to myself as an "Ambulance Driver" at many times. Hell I still do at times.

[fab]

Do you still remember times when you used Alupent during cardiac arrest? And noone cared for compressions?