Finally! ER is OVEROVEROVER!!!

[gategrrl]

I have never watched this show. I have never seen an episode all the way through. I have never seen an episode PART of the way through. It has flown UNDER my television radar for its entire run. EXCEPT for the interminable, neverending, breathless, special advertisements each and every week. I'm especially relieved that the damn show is over so I don't have to be subjected to the "IT'S THE FINAL TOUCHING EPISODE!!!" advertisements all effing season long.

No more ER soap opera. No more "why is that actor leaving? OMG this actor is staying!" stuff. No more rotten soap opera special episodes advertised. No more mentions of it except in nostalgia articles, or Special Remake Episodes or perhaps a reboot 20 years from now (god help us).

Thank you, God, it's OVER.

Comments

Well, you're entitled to your opinion, certainly

[ndmzero.livejournal.com]

I watched ER for years - it was quite a good show. I gradually lost interest (some time ago - 15 years is a long time,) but I thought the farewell was handled pretty well - granted, since it was showing during Supernatural I didn't see all of it. The production crew and cast deserved a fond farewell - and they earned it.

But, if their promos made watching NBC a trial for you, I'm happy for you that it's over.

Re: I certainly am ;-)

[gategrrl.livejournal.com]

Yes, those ads were like fingernails on a blackboard. Especially the voice actor. And the shmoopsy cuts of the emotional, teary-eyed doctors.

[jomadge.livejournal.com]

This post cracked me up. I also never watched it, and I also grew dead sick of the endless promos looooong ago!

[szeretni.livejournal.com]

LOL!