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But the most memorable scene from the show also involved a(n imagined) beach.
I've never watched ER. It was on a lot when I was a kid and it reminded me too much of the soap operas that were also on; absolute disinterest
Anyways, the link preview was hilarious to me
Not the subject of him dying but just the title is so direct
I, too, skipped ER when I was a kid, mostly because of how cheesy that intro sounded and I also thought it was just another General Hospital type soap opera.
I'm rewatching it now at age 36. It's excellent. Smartly written, engaging, fast paced, and it holds up in 2025.
Stupid intro.