E/R (1984)

TV-14

16. september 1984 30mComedy

7.268%5.6

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Dr. Sheinfeld, freshly divorced, becomes a physician on call at the emergency room of a Chicago hospital, where he soon locks horns with the vivacious Dr. Eve Sheridan and attracts the puppy-love of pediatrics Nurse Cory. Situational humor mixes with tense medical crises.

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Skuespillere i E/R (1984)

Elliott GouldHoward Sheinfeld
Mary McDonnellEve Sheridan
Conchata FerrellJoan Thor
Lynne MoodyJulie Williams
Shuko AkuneMaria Amardo
Bruce A. YoungFred Burdock
Corinne BohrerCory Smith
George ClooneyAce
Luis Ávalos
Jason AlexanderHarold Stickley
William G. Schilling
Shirley Prestia
Bruce Solomon
Patch Mackenzie
Karen Black
Pamela Adlon
Charlie Brill
Henry Polic II
Ian Patrick Williams
Sherman HemsleyGeorge Jefferson
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E/R (1984) vurderinger og anmeldelser

flavo4326. november 2025
E/R is one of those short-lived ’80s gems that people often forget existed—especially once the far more famous ER arrived a decade later and overshadowed everything. But E/R deserves credit for being one of the earliest attempts to blend medical drama with comedy, long before “dramedy” became a common term. I remember watching it and being pleasantly surprised by how funny and charming it was. While most medical shows of the era were straight, serious dramas, this one brought levity, quirky characters, and a lighter tone to a setting usually filled with tension and tragedy. In many ways, it feels like the spiritual predecessor to Scrubs, which would later refine the mix of humour and heart and push the genre into new territory. E/R may not have lasted long, but it took a creative risk that paved the way for future medical comedies. Looking back, it was a fun, underrated experiment worth remembering.

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