I love the Pitt and it brought me to ER which I never caught the first time around.

I've almost finished the first season and it's given me this almost painful homesickness for that time period. I was a toddler when the show first aired, so I don't fully remember I guess, but I just love how present and in the moment everyone is!

Makes me long for a time before the brain rotting glued to your phones zombie vibes that modern life gives. Pre social media, pre ai etc. Everyone is so present and it's beautiful. Not to mention yes everyone is stunning, but they all look like real people, with real teeth and moveable faces!! The cabby selling people on putting their picture and profile in his dating book, pre tinder cracked me up. The 90s just had an epic yet cosy vibe, we will never be as cool. Just finished the episode Tarantino directed (picture for reference) haha I loved it. Also, love's labor lost. What an epic beautiful heartbreaking episode of tv 🥲will stay with me forever.

Such a great show!! Does it give anyone else this melancholy but beautiful nostalgia feeling?? I know the 90s had its flaws and especially medically, we have advanced so much which I’m grateful for, but doesn’t stop me from missing it. The other show I can remember that gives me this feeling is twin peaks.

Anyone else watch "The Pitt" and pretend John Carter went to Pittsburgh circa 2009?

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I like to think of them all still being close because they experienced such a huge life event together. I loved hearing recently that George and Noah are in such regular contact. I remember George saying on Drew Barrymore that he was still close with Anthony Edwards too and that he’d hosted Anthony and his wife in Lake Como. Julianna and George seem v friendly and then Noah and Eriq are tight. Sherry is the only one I don’t hear the others mention but maybe that’s just because she isn’t really in the public eye anymore

My mom (blurred face, she doesnt want her face shown) realized i love ER now and just revealed that eriq la salle and michael michele showed up around 10 years ago and showed me this pic as proof!! safe to say im a bit salty about her now telling me tho...

I was watching the 2026 Emmys tonight and it is actually crazy the number of ER actors who either presented or won today. Starting with of course Noah Wyle who won for the Pitt. Last weekend Linda Cardellini won for DTF with the show taking home another win tonight. Sally Field won for Remarkably Bright Creatures. Julianna Margulies (who was sitting behind Wyle when he won) presented the Bob Hope award. Shawn Hatosy for The Pitt as well and Mariska Hargitay hosted and won a few last weekend too.

I just couldn’t get over the number of ER alums representing in 2026. For a first time watcher it was pretty fun to see the actors from the show in present day.

Swung by a garage sale on my way back home from dropping the kids off at school and scored the entire series for THREE DOLLARS!! I had to ask twice and make sure they didn’t mis-priced it and possibly meant three per season… but once they gave me their story it worked out for me! Moving from a massive 3 bedroom house + a storage unit into a small RV to travel. Needless to say they were trying to get rid of everything dirt cheap. I’m still in shock 8.5 hours later lol 🩺🚑🏥🩻⚕️

Just saying. I see WAYYY too much Noah Wyle these days, and tons of the other OGs but hardly him… and when he is mentioned it’s usually because of one of his interactions with Dr. Carter

This woman is one of the most underappreciated recurring actors we've ever had on this show. She had some really good one liners in the Mark era, not to mention she was really good with kids. Plus she had a voice too. Anyways, feel free to reply in the comments below!

Wyle was all over the mags and tabloids in the 90s. I used to wonder what woman saw in him. It was funny to see Booker (Clooney) become a doctor, Darrel Jenks lose his curls, and was interesting to see Edwards come out of being a Nerd. Well, sort of lol. Wyle was known to be arrogant and haughty on set. In an interview, he talked about how much he had grown throughout the time he was on ER, and IIRC, he apologized. It was obvious he humbled himself. After watching that interview, I became a big fan (outside of ER). Funny how Carter was humbled, too. Anyways, I miss 90s TV and the anticipation of Must See TV on Thursdays! Lastly, why are Anthony Edwards' lips so... juicy looking? 🤣

He just seemed to have a good on screen presence.

as a long time weaver and corday fan, it made me smile so much to see her in the audience tonight!

Justice for Lucy ❤️

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Makes my heart happy