This is my farewell video to ER.

Just like anyone else, I've never seen a TV show like ER before. Definitly a life-changing experience.

I used to think TV is just for fun, you can't get serious with it. But when I saw Mark holding the baby in the pilot (Susan was smiling and Carter was fascinated by the scene), I knew this show is different. And then after watching the episode "Bizzard", I was totally into the show. During those days ER became a special part of my life. And when I thought I can't love it more, they brougt us "All in the family". Wow...that episode is unbelievably breath taking and heart breaking...I cried for Carter and Lucy like a baby. The relationship between you and the characters are established so naturally that you won't even notice it. I also remember I cried when Carol deliveried her babies (so happy for her, you know...) And it physically hurt when Mark left us. In ER, characters are more like real people. One thing we might forget is that it's actually very difficult to make a fictional script real. (We didn't feel a thing because they are truely phenomenal professionals...)That's a big part where ER is really great at.

Now our favorite show is gone. Although I miss it badly but I do think they did a right thing. It's impossible to keep THE quality forever and ER did its best. Just as that patient said in the finale, "no regrets."

Thanks all the staff for the best show ever.
The bad thing is it's not only an end of a great show but also an end of an era. There ARE tons of amazing shows out there but something we found in ER will be missed forever, I guess.
But the good thing is we can still re-watch ER for the rest of our lives;-) Thank goodness for DVDs...

Special thanks to hathaross. Here's the golden globe video where I got the audio of Anthony's speech.
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(As you can see, some characters are missed in this video. Sorry about that. Can't help cutting...)