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George Clooney returned as Dr. Doug Ross on Thursday's ER. Original cast member Julianna Margulies also reprised her role as his wife, nurse Carol Hathaway.
On last night's show, Dr. Ross tried to persuade a grandmother (guest star Susan Sarandon ) to donate the organs of her grandson to save two ailing patients. In the end, the hospital ends up getting her consent.
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The boy's heart went to a dying mom at County General and the kidney went to "some doctor in Chicago, nurse Hathaway said.
Turns out, that "doctor" was their former colleague John Carter ( Noah Wyle ), who has relocated to the Windy City.
By the way, Dr. Ross and nurse Hathaway are still going strong: They now have twin daughters.
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"It was a lovely experience -- just going back," Margulies recently told Usmagagzine.com of returning to the show. "It was like coming home. It felt really good."
Clooney left the show in 1999 to pursue a movie career; Margulies bid farewell a year later.
Several of the original cast members - including Wyle and Eriq La Salle - have returned to the NBC show as it approaches its series finale April 2.
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On last night's show, Dr. Ross tried to persuade a grandmother (guest star Susan Sarandon ) to donate the organs of her grandson to save two ailing patients. In the end, the hospital ends up getting her consent.
Check out TV's sexiest docs
The boy's heart went to a dying mom at County General and the kidney went to "some doctor in Chicago, nurse Hathaway said.
Turns out, that "doctor" was their former colleague John Carter ( Noah Wyle ), who has relocated to the Windy City.
By the way, Dr. Ross and nurse Hathaway are still going strong: They now have twin daughters.
See then-and-now photos of your favorite 90s stars
"It was a lovely experience -- just going back," Margulies recently told Usmagagzine.com of returning to the show. "It was like coming home. It felt really good."
Clooney left the show in 1999 to pursue a movie career; Margulies bid farewell a year later.
Several of the original cast members - including Wyle and Eriq La Salle - have returned to the NBC show as it approaches its series finale April 2.
More news from Usmagazine.com
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DeborahI thought that once they figured out who the kidney was for Carter, they would head to Chicago. But, he had a lot of great face time on camera, it was very nice. De-lish.report abuseposted March 16, 2009 12:52 PM PDT
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amourI watched ER last night and I have to say that I was expecting more action. I quess I've gotten used to watching shows like Law & Order, The Closer, Cold Case, Without A Trace, CSI Miama, and Criminal Minds. I kept waiting for the drama but there wasn't any, even in situations where there should've been, like the girl who abandoned her baby. That shouldn't hreport abuseposted March 13, 2009 11:09 AM PDT
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victoria migalaI loved it!!!!report abuseposted March 13, 2009 5:40 AM PDT
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fatima gI was a tiny bit disappointed, I thought they were either going to be at Carters hospital or county doing some training there.... oh well..report abuseposted March 13, 2009 5:30 AM PDT
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