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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Binding: DVD
Brand: Warner Brothers
EAN: 0012569755406
Format: Subtitled, Closed-captioned, Color
Label: National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Manufacturer: National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Number Of Discs: 6
Number Of Items: 6
Publisher: National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 19, 2006
Running Time: 976 minutes
Sales Rank: 3371
Studio: National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Theatrical Release Date: September 19, 1999
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It's always rush hour at the ER. Each day - each moment - brings new challenges triumphs and losses. No one ever expected those losses would include one of County General's talented med students. The pell-mell ER rotation continues with the 22-episode Season Six of the award-winning series (presented with DVD extras). New stories unfold as young doctors (portrayed by Goran Visnjic Michael Michele Ming-Na and more) face the day-in day-out rigors of life-and-death decisions as a veteran physician (guest star Alan Alda) faces a bittersweet conclusion to his career. Old stories resolve: Boulet finds love and family; Hathaway gives birth to twins and makes a decision fans have long awaited. And tragedy strikes - swiftly irrevocably and for survivor Dr. John Carter perhaps irreparably.Running Time: 976 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS Rating: NR UPC: 012569755406 Manufacturer No: 75540
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ER's sixth season was one of transition, bidding farewell to an original character and welcoming several new ones. After watching Doug Ross (George Clooney) leave in the previous season, Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies) is left on her own, pregnant with twins. When Robert "Rocket" Romano (Paul McCrane) makes a bid to run the whole hospital, Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes) and Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) make plans to take a stand against him. Weaver, however, double-crosses Greene and winds up getting to run the ER. Peter Benton (Eriq La Salle) is locked up in a battle over his deaf son, Jeanie Boulet (Gloria Reubens) hopes to adopt an HIV-positive child, and John Carter (Noah Wyle) heats things up with his ex-cousin-in-law (Rebecca De Mornay). When Hathaway goes into labor on Thanksgiving, she's cared for by a perky OB nurse named Abby Lockhart (Maura Tierney). But Lockhart is also a third-year medical student, and she later turns up in the ER as part of her rotation. One of her first encounters is with new attending Luka Kovacs (Goran Visnjic), of whom she says, "Well, we never had doctors like that in OB... Is he single?" And on her memorable first day, she gets vomited on and bitten; she plays espionage on a scheming mother, and she misdiagnoses a patient. Former medical student Deb Chen, now known as Jing-Mei (Ming-Na), returns as a resident, Alan Alda arrives as new attending Gabe Lawrence, and "Dr. Dave" Malucci (Erik Palladino), Dr. Cleo Finch (Michael Michele), and desk clerk Frank (Troy Evans) also join the cast.
As usual, tensions ran high. Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kingston) crosses the line by coercing a confession out of a suspected rapist (Lawrence Monoson), which would haunt her all season. Then during one chaotic shift, it seems almost trivial that Lucy Knight (Kellie Martin) and Carter give a painful spinal tap to a patient named Paul Sobricki (David Krumholtz) whom they later find is schizophrenic. But at the end of the shift, while the staff is celebrating Valentine's Day, events unfold into the most harrowing scene in the history of the series, and one of the most gut-wrenching in the history of television drama. Guest stars include Broadway actor John Cullum as Green's father, Judy Parfitt as Corday's mother, Martha Plimpton as a pregnant waitress, The X-Files' Mitch Pileggi as a man with Huntington's disease, and Shia LeBeouf and Dakota Fanning as young patients with multiple sclerosis and leukemia, respectively. As with most ER DVDs, the sixth season has numerous deleted scenes, including one of Lucy's first encounter with Sobricki. --David Horiuchi
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I loved season 6, it was one of the best seasons. I watched it all in two or three days
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I have liked the series so much, but with the original cast. The truth is this season was good but not that good. They introduced new characters but they fell into too many cliches. There were just two or three episodes worth watching. Seasons 7 & 8 were way better than this. I just wanted to have nurse Hattaway's goodbye.
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Great season, as all the old seasons are. Have 1-7 currently, heading out to buy 8 soon. Had an ER marathon with hubby!!
Amazon rocks
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ER has had several memorable episodes over the course of its first five seasons. We saw Mark Greene attempt to deliver a baby in Season 1 that cost the life of the mother. Doug Ross in Season 2 courageously saves a boy trapped in a storm drain. And yet, as powerful as those episodes were, even they pale in comparison to Season 6's "All in the Family."
Before I comment on that episode, we see some new additions to the cast of ER. Goran Visnijic debuts as Dr. Kovac. I liked him much ... Read More
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AS ALWAYS-NEVER FAIL-AN IN DEPTH SERVEY OF THE PEOPLE WHO WORK IN CHICAGO COUNTY HOSPITAL.
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