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Mr. Haney

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  1. For me, the series started to lose its mojo after Anthony Edwards left the show. And then after Alex Kingston and Paul McCrane left the series it just wasn't the same. They just introduced too many characters like Victor Clemente, Archie Morris, Ray Barrett, and Tony Gates that really didn't interest me at all. And yes, there was too much Abby. I did like Michael Gallant and to me "The Gallant Hero And The Tragic Victor" was the last great episode of the series. Everything after that is kind of a haze to me. Speaking of "Be Still My Heart," it contained one of the saddest scenes in the series when the young boy (played by Anton Yelchin) tries to comfort his deceased mom after both his parents were killed in a car accident. Sadly, Anton Yelchin himself would be killed in a weird car accident just as his career was taking off.
  2. Or they can do like That 70's Show and just end on New Year's Eve at midnight 1990.
  3. I think the show needs to end soon. They have run out of 1980's ideas and this season has been boring.
  4. I worked as a PCT and later as an LPN in various units (including the ED) in a non-teaching hospital for almost 22 years and I never heard of a birth in our ED. If a patient in active labor arrived via ambulance at the ED entrance she was almost always greeted by a transporter who quickly wheeled her to L&D. There was always adequate L&D call coverage to handle patients at any time of day. I can't help but smirk when I see ER physicians like Greene, Lewis, and Weaver delivering babies because no hospital (with the exception of a rural CAH) could be that unprepared for deliveries.
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