ER - "There Are No Angels Here" - 5/04
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Note to producers:
Why don't you fucking start a show called ER: Africa already. Jeezus.
However, I wouldn't mind you sending Said to County.
Why don't you fucking start a show called ER: Africa already. Jeezus.
However, I wouldn't mind you sending Said to County.
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I thought the ratings were pretty steady? I mean obviously not as high as when it first was on, but for a show around 10 yrs old, it's going pretty strong!
I was thinking of if they made an ER: Africa, but the problems would just repeat....with all the killings and stuff; very emotional but not very diverse.....or maybe not...there is a lot they prolly could do.
This episode was excellent and very moving; it went by so fast. And I LOVED it when Pratt just drove through the fire/gunmen baracade. Eff the Janjawi (spelling)! And I was really shocked when he shot the janjawi guy, and I pray that the rest of the janjawi have no idea who did it and don't go killing everyone involved with the doctors.
I was thinking of if they made an ER: Africa, but the problems would just repeat....with all the killings and stuff; very emotional but not very diverse.....or maybe not...there is a lot they prolly could do.
This episode was excellent and very moving; it went by so fast. And I LOVED it when Pratt just drove through the fire/gunmen baracade. Eff the Janjawi (spelling)! And I was really shocked when he shot the janjawi guy, and I pray that the rest of the janjawi have no idea who did it and don't go killing everyone involved with the doctors.
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Originally Posted by JacksModernLife
This episode was excellent and very moving; it went by so fast. And I LOVED it when Pratt just drove through the fire/gunmen baracade. Eff the Janjawi (spelling)! And I was really shocked when he shot the janjawi guy, and I pray that the rest of the janjawi have no idea who did it and don't go killing everyone involved with the doctors.
I'm just tired of Africa. Really.
It's like some people get tired of DEK's liberal rants in his shows. Or (what used to be) the incessant back'n'forth between Lana & Clark on Smallville. The early Africa eps did help advance Kovach's character (and to a lesser extent, Carter), however, these episodes smack of exploitation to me.
edit: well, maybe not "exploitation"...how 'bout "agendaism"?
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The sad thing is that there is more about the Danfur genocide on a tv drama instead of any of our news shows. Guess the missing blonde in aruba warrants thirty hours a week but genocide is barely a ticker mention.
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Originally Posted by pelenor
The sad thing is that there is more about the Danfur genocide on a tv drama instead of any of our news shows. Guess the missing blonde in aruba warrants thirty hours a week but genocide is barely a ticker mention.