- Tina -

Reason Why We Carter/Noah!!

[1] Because he has an amazing smile
[2] Because you can stare into his eyes forever and never get bored
[3] Because Noah makes a great Carter
[4] Because Noah is a great actor!
[5] Because we watched him grow
[6] Because he was a great student
[7] Because he made ER what it is today
[8] Because he gave 150 million to make people better
[9] Because he's "The Librarian"
[10] Because he's been on the show for 11 years
[12] Because he always keeps us interested
[13] Because he has sense of humor
[14] Because he's involved in social work
[15] Because ER is nowhere near as good now with Noah gone

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1. lamagamorgana
2. valeposh
3. Caris_leogirl
4. HalesNLuke
5. Kiane
6. Shin
7. LostEvi
8. tidbit2008
9. Edith78
10. BrathanSupporter
11. Brucas4life
12. ~Endless Summer~
13. stardazzle
14. - Tina -
15. ~♥~CrazyInLove~♥~
16. LulubeeDavis
17. lisegurl
18. ryanforever
19: hlgreenie
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Noah Wyle Fansite

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Noah Wyle (of television's "ER") stars as Flynn Carson, a brilliant student who, although he'd prefer to stay in college and add on to his 22 degrees, is finally forced to get a job in the real world. Landing a position at a library that secretly houses some of the greatest treasures of history, Flynn is soon hurled into a madcap adventure when one of the priceless relics, the Spear of Destiny, is pilfered from the library's vaults.

In this highly anticipated sequel to TNT's popular action blockbuster, Noah Wyle returns as Flynn Carsen, the slightly nerdy librarian whose double life as an archaeologist leads to heart-pounding adventure and intrigue. Flynn's sober academic life is interrupted when he's called upon to once again save the world's most valuable antiquities hidden within the depths of the fabled mines of King Solomon -- this time with a stunning twist of fate.

Librarian Flynn Carsen (Noah Wyle) must rescue a kidnapped scholar and track down the legendary Judas Chalice to save the world from a dangerous vampire, in the third installment of this popular adventure film series. Carsen teams up with a mysterious woman (Stana Katic) and sets out for New Orleans, hoping to find the powerful chalice before it falls into the hands of a cult that believes it can revive the infamous Vlad Dracul. Bob Newhart co-stars in an Emmy-nominated role.

Has anyone seen The Librarian series?

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And the title is so true, after Carter we got several doctors that were supposed to be new, but in a couple of episodes they were acting like pros, with all the techincal terms, patient history, prdering tests and stuff, that was always to me, cause with Carter we got to see everything, everything that he learned, even the "siplest" things like starting and IV, doing an LP, and even just being there for the patient, I don't think we ever got such a thorough development with any other new doctor that came afterwards, except for Lucy maybe.

I always felt that, in the early seasons especially, Carter was the audience's perspective because he was learning about the techniques and procedures and medical jargon and the workings of the ER as we were learning about it too

Originally Posted by ~♥~CrazyInLove~♥~ (View Post) I felt exactly the same, he was just like any of us, getting scared, sick, and just not at all used to seeing the things he saw.

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And I loved that, by the time he had learned the ropes and had to be a teacher, we were just as irritated by his students as he was. It was like both the audience and Carter had forgotten what it was like to be a newbie