ER is an Emmy Award winning hospital based drama with fast paced medical emergencies thoroughly encompassing the life in a true ER. The cast of ER is comprised of Anthony Edwards plays Dr. Mark Greene, George Clooney plays Dr. Doug Ross, Sherry Stringfield plays Dr. Susan Lewis, Noah Wyle plays Medical Student (later Dr.) John Carter, and Eriq La Salle playing Dr. Peter Benton, Laura Innes plays Dr. Kerry Weaver, Alex Kingston plays Dr. Elizabeth Corday, Goran Visnjic plays Dr. Luka Kovac,

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Maura Tierney plays Nurse (later Dr.) Abby Lockhart, Mekhi Phifer plays Dr. Greg Pratt, Parminder Nagra plays Medical Student (later Dr.) Neela Rasgotra, Linda Cardellini plays Nurse Samantha Taggart, John Stamos plays Dr. Tony Gates, and Angela Bassett plays Dr. Cate Banfield.

The attention to detail in ER is amazingly well researched and similar to actual emergency room events. The show takes place at a fictional general hospital in Chicago, Illinois and comprised of a team of actors with actual time in the field of real emergency room situations. This program goes a step further to include the personal lives of key players within a real emergency room team.  Doctors, nurses, staff members, and patients with varying backgrounds are all depicted using well thought out plots and storylines.  The great thing about the TV show ER is it's correlation to reality.  While it isn't a reality show, it is based on real life events, allowing show creators the chance to get creative and leave no chance for boring moments often prevalent in other reality shows.   

The scenes and situations change quickly, just as you would expect to see in real life.  The ability to include a huge number of extras to act as patients allow for the inclusion feelings and personalities as diverse as their backgrounds. Watching ER is an eye opener to real life scenarios that could actually happen.  Someone who lives in a country setting, having no link to city life, will be genuinely suprised at the raw events that actually take place in urban settings.

Many fans of this program have had countless nights of enjoying entertainment because of the wide variety of medical scenarios it presented.  Most of the viable scenarios have already been included within it's 15 seasons of episodes.  The future of the TV show ER is uncertain, and possibly a change of storyline and plot will hold the future of this show's continued success.