I don't like the signatures either, neither look like how they sign now, so unless it was signed early in the run of ER. Stay away. The most important thing is to do research on the seller and on the autographs.

Agreed. I just looked up at the Julianna autograph on my desk (from 2011) and she has signed it 'Jul. MR'

I couldn't afford those anyway, authentic or not :lol:

Putting these here because I want to make sure everyone sees them:



Such moving readings...

Wow, so powerful!! Seeing Gloria getting all emotional there makes me think of Jeanie. Such a horrible disease, but at least there is more hope for sufferers now than there was back in the 80s. Elizabeth Glaser is inspirational! Thanks for sharing!

I didn't know Elizabeth's story until Julianna & Gloria participated at that event. It is incredible what she achieved through such a tragic turn in her life.

I didn't know about it until about 10 minutes ago when I watched the videos, and that horrifies me! Just been googling her and on the foundation's website. I'm so glad her son is still living. What a remarkable woman.

Yeah, it is wonderful about her son. I have ordered her book (from which Julianna, Gloria, and Mary were reading.)

"I want my life to change things, not my death."

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It is terrible that she cannot be here to see the work her foundation has done since her death, but man oh man does it prove that her life changed things.

I didn´t know the story and who Elizabeth was before watching this videos. Poor woman... :cry: And her daughter... :cry:

Indeed :nod: :love:

I love Khandi ! and that scream to this day still gets to me every time...and BTW it's from season 7's The Visit That whole scene is just exactly how you said it one of the best..if not these best..it's just horrible to watch really.

I loved her on Newsradio as well, I maybe in the minority, but I loved her on CSI too even though she was too talented for it I was just so happy to see her more in something.

Yes.That scream alone >>>> some acting careers.
http://cs537402.vk.me/u13155639/docs...VXEEK2WlIwJylQ

ugh :( there was nothing that needed to be said in that scene and I'm so glad there was no music with it either..I can't even explain it..seeing it in that gif isn't the same as hearing it because hearing it for me is/was worse. There are just some scenes on ER that don't need explanations and that was one of them even now. That scene just breaks me up. There's nothing worse than loosing your child and I felt that with that scene.

I like that she started screaming even before we saw her in the frame.And that Peter didn't even say anything.
One of the best scenes of entire show.

Yes that too! I actually start tearing up when Peter starts crying in the trauma room and then it just goes on from there for me. That's a scream I've never ever heard before on a show from a mother whose lost a child, it just gets to you.

I know I posted several months ago that AE, NW, ELS, and GR were going to be featured in a doctors and nurses episode of 'Pioneers in Television' on PBS.

Well, according to TV Guide, that episode will be airing on PBS on April 22nd. Check local listings.

I will be out of town at that time, so I hope I can watch it somewhere else later.

Thanks for the heads-up, I will ask on Twitter if anyone can record it.

Thanks for the heads-up, I will ask on Twitter if anyone can record it.

Hope somebody can record it.

Vanessa Marquez, who played Nurse Wendy, has a real-life medical situation going on: https://www.giveforward.com/fundrais...treatment-fund

:(:( I live semi-near the Mayo Clinic, and it is one of the best medical facilities available. I sincerely hope she gets the funding and care she needs. No one should be bankrupted by medical costs. Heartbreaking.

:cry: :cry: I hate that about U.S.... Health is the most important thing, everyone should have the right to comprehensive health care.

Exactly. The U.S. system is really broken. And interestingly, I think ER did a nice job of subtly showing some of that screwiness on the show. One of the last episodes I watched touched on HMOs.