Dr. Greene realizes his brain tumor has returned, sadly. From ER - A Simple Twist of Fate. I did not produce this video, I only cut out these particular scenes.
There's a related scene in a later episode I'd really like to see: After Elizabeth finds out about Mark's cancer being back, she's upstairs in the surgeon's lounge, Romano comes in, and they talk. Elizabeth has gone through Mark's first bout with brain cancer, Ella's overdose, resulting in her separation from Mark - and this issue is nowhere near resolved. She asks Romano "What, am I supposed to just keep on being the strong one?" And Romano says, matter of factly, "Yes."
That is one scene I love too, it was one of the few times Romano showed his kindness in spite of not liking Greene. He did love Lizzie though, it was horrible how his character was treated in the following seasons.
@@dianesmith5884 Ella the baby found ecstasy in Rachel's backpack and ingested it. She nearly died of overdose. Elizabeth was so angry at Rachel, and wanted her out of the house. Because Rachel is Mark's daughter he didn't want to kick her out. So it infuriated Elizabeth so both her and Ella stayed at a hotel until she found out about Mark's cancer.
In all fairness he did get his happy ending.. he got to go with his family. Dreamt about them being happy and smiling before he died.. hopefully in no pain
One thing I was always curious about. When Greene was attacked in Season 4 or 5, can't remember when, there was obvious head trauma and injuries to his face, wouldn't the head scan then revealed some abnormal cells or the beginning of the tumor or something? Nothing concrete, but enough where someone would mention to him about it so he could see a specialist himself. I know they hadn't progressed his storyline that far yet but that always seemed strange to me.
Not really because when he was attacked was many years ago, Glioblastoma and many brain tumors may appear within months, as they are malignant. Bening tumors can stay for years without symptoms and without noticing them until there are symptoms or they are found in routine exams.
I remember after this episode aired that there were new stories about how this episode saved peoples lives. There was a woman who watched the show regularly and after seeing what happened with green and his tongue she thought maybe she should get checked more thoroughly because she had a similar situation. She was saved from brain cancer because they caught it early. She attributed her survival to seeing the show and the fact that the producers always tried to depict situations as realistic as possible.
Wow, that is awesome! I wonder how many other people did similar things. When a show wins an Emmy its nice ...however an impact like that is what separates the great shows from the legendary ones.
@@Ozzywozzy reminds me of the lady on live TV and the viewers were able to get this lady's attention to get it taken care of ua-cam.com/video/WBTDipbo43c/v-deo.html
I'm most certainly not a mother, and I have to say Greene really was the heart and soul of the show. I love Carter. I really do. I cried when he cried. He was super sexy and was a great friend. But Greene was in a ballpark of his own.
Dr. Greene was the best doctor in the hospital. He was partly Carter's mentor besides Benton. There is no doubt that Carter is a good doctor but he has emotions that can cloud his judgement in intense situations. Most of these came up while he was only an intern or lower but he is much more vulnerable than Mark ever was. If I was on the table I would want Greene beside me.
ER is a real série TV show The storyline is authentic and retranslante The truth of situation in ER and in disease just like mark tumors was extremely well shown if all The bad effect and real effect of a tumor and that why this show is so iconic and for The record even greys anatomy with 15 season will never replace ER in my heart. Even The médical show who comtes now cant be as good
I wept like the simpleton I am when Lucy died and when Mark died I felt like I had lost someone I knew and loved; having watched every single episode and never missed one. One of the best shows ever on tv and the one with Ray Liotta is another one that makes you weep out loud. Grays Anatomy? Pah, I piss on you.
@Sonya Because Grey’s Anatomy is the show that’s similar to ER. Where they focus on lots of characters and storylines. I didn’t watch The Resident but shows like House MD and The Good Doctor are centered around the main character mostly and it’s mostly their story. With everything else taking a backseat to them.
My brother died when he was five years old from a Brain chordoma. My parents were devastated. Losing one child is heart wrenching but then my sister died in 07 from cancer. Losing two of their children was unbearable especially for my Dad. He died two years later. I remember this episode . Everytime I see this I think about my Brother.
@@sexyhomeowner9345 thank you. The last 10 years or so have been really hard. I lost my sister in 07, my Dad in 09 ,my Mom and, my best friend in 2017, my mother in law in, 2018, my brother in law.in 2019, another sister in law and my father in law in 2020. My Father in law died of Covid in May. Could not have the funeral until the end of June. Only family was there .It has been difficult but both mine and my husband parents lived long good lives so we were blessed.. My brother died back in 1959 like I said of chordoma. My parents did not talk about him to much.. Too painful. I only recently found out what he had died of. It was only recently that I was able to get a copy of the death certificate . When my Dad passed I came into possesstion of a letter he wrote to his boss at the time of my brothers illness. It was a gut wrenchi g to read the pain they had gone thru when he was sick and passed. It was only then that I realized how hard it was for them. Then when my sister got sick in her final days watching My Dad with her as her was saying his goodbye nearly killed me to watch. But I am so glad that I got that moment. I would not trade that for the world.
I remember this scene like it was yesterday. Watching it again is hard. My Uncle died from Brain Cancer, my friend's daughter from Brain Cancer. I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2006; I was told back then there was a good chance of it coming back and the brain was one area it would target. So far, so good it hasn't reared it's ugly head again.
Ah yes the good old 12th cranial nerve palsy causes, unilateral mucsular atrophy presinting as deviation of the tongue to the patients right. - as least I still remembered something from my A&P lectures
damn.....lesions of the hypoglossal nerve (Cr XII) cause the tongue to move towards the affected side-his tumor is prob somewhere in the R hemisphere, and prob growing. he knew that....
Call me crazy, but I think all the absurd lack of sleep, the stresses, the incidents (like the asbestos in the hospital building) certainly didn't help with Mark's cancer..
Austin Smith It really is, the music does it for me the most though... throughout the entire video you get that feeling... and you know, along with Mark, that there is no more he can do but face the end.
@@Ozzywozzy I've been a musician forever...and it was moments like this exact one that made me think "OK I need to start creating backdrop music for TV and movies because that's where the emotional impact is." That simple low piano note with the cymbal glide was SO powerful!
Yes. It should have ended much sooner than it did. And I loved the show, I really did...I would jump up and down during the credits because I was so excited. 😂 But I started to dislike it when Carter and Abby got together. Abby ended up in every story it seemed. There were ER forums that used to call the show, "As Abby's World Turns." Also, Carter let that "set the tone" thing go to his head. I think Seasons 1-6 were the best, although Season 6 didn't need to add so many characters at once. 🤦♀️
Bob nagel IIRC, Neela joined in Season 10, and I do recall most of the NICU episode being focused on her and Abby. Plus, Neela was in relationships with Gallant, Gates, Ray, and someone else I can't really remember. So I could see her having a larger role than others. The middle of Season 13 is when I pretty much gave up. I actually started getting annoyed much sooner with certain stories starting in Season 7. It was so sad to see a great show go downhill.
I just lost a friend from a brain tumor and today a tv channel broadcasted this episode :-(. I remember how sad I felt watching mark's death years ago and today I'm confronted to it.
When I think of ER, this is the first thing I think of. Dr. Greene's story was so tragic! I remember watching this with my mom and I had to have her explain what happened over and over again because I was little and didn't understand it. I was so sad when ER came to an end :-C
You know a good show when the impact from the absence of dialogue is just as powerful as dialogue itself. When a show (or movie) has to describe or talk about how the audience should feel like a scene, then you know it’s not very well thought of. This scene speaks (or there lack of) for itself….
We have some methods that show promise, but the technology is still evolving. Things like focused radiation and laser technology are making great headway to targetting and destroying the tissue, but it's still a very tough battle.
@lopido Oh god, yes. Just when you think he would have some happiness, someone would pull the rug under his feet. Even though I got his final episode on tape, I just can't watch it.
My friend had breast cancer... chemo, radiation, double mastectomy, remission... then it metastasized to her lungs.... radiation, chemo... then it metastasized to her hip and finally her brain... brain surgery to remove one big tumor but they couldn't get the others. She died last December (2020).
I feel that Greene was felt so threatened that ending this guy's life was the only possible option. Even though his family turned out to be fine, coming back from that and still worrying every second this guy breathes is harder.
This Carter addict Esmeeln cant admit that Greene was the best when Greene was killed the show was never the same once he and the rest of the cast left
Yes Anthony Edwards was Goose in Top Gun and became well known for playing Dr Greene for 8 seasons on ER. He was on an episode of Law and Order SVU as a former partner of Olivia Benson and training officer when she was a rookie who tries to stop Olivia from charging his son with rape.
His brain tumor has returned but that's not the worst of it. The worst of it is an operation can't be performed to remove it, because THIS TIME, it truly is inoperable.
well, just can't understand why people are saying Carter is better than Dr Green, disagree about it, he had more things to do being a father and a doctor at the same time, he was really patient is some cases, life is really stressful sometimes, so I think Dr Green was the best one, the way how he helped people, the great story about his life, the terrible ending but good done, this show was incredible, every episode was so exciting, every day was ready at the same time to watch it, ha ha , !!!.
"Frame of mind" has more influence on our health than people want to admit. In the case of Dr Greene's character, stress could've had an effect on his immune system.
@houstonstation Yep, hypoglossal nerve disorder will do it everytime...poor Mark...he is so similar to my husband who is also a Doc-but not in Emerg Med.
I'm not arguing that Carter or Greene is the better doctor, but Greene did have his weaknesses. Remember that he let a gunshot patient die in the elevator because he had threatened his family.
After Carter got stabbed and came back I couldn't stand him. He just became emo and obnoxious. Greene was ALWAYS the best character and the main character to me. The show died as it should have when he died.
The gunshot victim abused his kid, and went on a shooting spree after the kid was removed from his custody. He was literally on the way to kill Elizabeth and Ella after shooting others, and heard that there was an APB put out for him. He was shot by police. It is a lot deeper than what you're implying.
I wisjbibkee how to get the instrumental music as an mp3 file. Mark didn't even have to say anything in order to show us how heartbroken was. Never going to forget this one.
I love ER MORE THAN WORDS DESCRIBE. I WISH THAT THERE WAS IN EXISTANCE A WAY I COULD GET A DOWNLOAD ANY EPISODE FREE. SUCH AS THE EPISODE IN SEASON 3 called (FEAR OF FLYING). I cannot pay. I would loooove this. Your videos are beyond wonderful. Beyond any means of description AMAZING!!!!!!!
Peter Foster I am with u on that, I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this show, I have seen many many shows and this is by the most amazingly wonderful show ever made, no other show has ever or will ever come close to being as good as ER is
I liked Susan and Mark’s friendship. She knew his tumor was back. Poor mark. Mark was always the main character, Carter changed for the worst after his stabbing trauma.
Happy birthday dr mark greene for your splendid 60 years and bring to an infinity to happiness and serenity from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
even though he wasnt one of my favorites on the show. i still liked him and felt so bad for his daughters his youngest wont remember anything cuz she was so young. instead she will know how good of a doctor and a man.
The nerves in his brain that control muscle functions in his face and mouth are not functioning correctly and he doesn't realize it until Susan says something.
@danah2222 Said patient was a mass murderer who intended to kill his wife and baby. He probably felt it was self-defense, protecting his loved ones. I felt it was, too.
There's a related scene in a later episode I'd really like to see:
After Elizabeth finds out about Mark's cancer being back, she's upstairs in the surgeon's lounge, Romano comes in, and they talk.
Elizabeth has gone through Mark's first bout with brain cancer, Ella's overdose, resulting in her separation from Mark - and this issue is nowhere near resolved.
She asks Romano "What, am I supposed to just keep on being the strong one?"
And Romano says, matter of factly, "Yes."
That is one scene I love too, it was one of the few times Romano showed his kindness in spite of not liking Greene. He did love Lizzie though, it was horrible how his character was treated in the following seasons.
Found it, but low quality:
ua-cam.com/video/lRkhifSPxrw/v-deo.html
I never knew Mark and Elizabeth were separated
@@dianesmith5884 Ella the baby found ecstasy in Rachel's backpack and ingested it. She nearly died of overdose. Elizabeth was so angry at Rachel, and wanted her out of the house. Because Rachel is Mark's daughter he didn't want to kick her out. So it infuriated Elizabeth so both her and Ella stayed at a hotel until she found out about Mark's cancer.
@robertboily9030 @@Ozzywozzy ua-cam.com/video/8AUeizVIdr4/v-deo.html
Poor greene never got a dam break. He deserved a happy ending not death
Death is ALWAYS the end. He had about as beautiful and happy a death as a human could have.
In all fairness he did get his happy ending.. he got to go with his family. Dreamt about them being happy and smiling before he died.. hopefully in no pain
Yeah behind Greene cause Greene was the heart and soul of the show
One thing I was always curious about. When Greene was attacked in Season 4 or 5, can't remember when, there was obvious head trauma and injuries to his face, wouldn't the head scan then revealed some abnormal cells or the beginning of the tumor or something? Nothing concrete, but enough where someone would mention to him about it so he could see a specialist himself. I know they hadn't progressed his storyline that far yet but that always seemed strange to me.
Not really because when he was attacked was many years ago, Glioblastoma and many brain tumors may appear within months, as they are malignant. Bening tumors can stay for years without symptoms and without noticing them until there are symptoms or they are found in routine exams.
tumour is back? Come on it was always there. Surgery only allowed him to live long enough to spend time with Elizabeth, Ella and Rachel.
He probably hoped it was truly gone, but knew deep down it wasn't and would one day finish him.
My dad had a brain tumour too!
ERといえばグリーン先生だったなあ
He was doing a cranial nerve exam on himself. He knew his tongue deviating meant the tumor had metastasized to his brain stem, and was inoperable.
Thankyou for explaining it, gives me even more perspective now
Like we didn’t already know that
@@secwy8736 Are we all doctors?
@@secwy8736 I sure didn’t 🙄
Thank you!
I remember after this episode aired that there were new stories about how this episode saved peoples lives. There was a woman who watched the show regularly and after seeing what happened with green and his tongue she thought maybe she should get checked more thoroughly because she had a similar situation. She was saved from brain cancer because they caught it early. She attributed her survival to seeing the show and the fact that the producers always tried to depict situations as realistic as possible.
Wow, that is awesome! I wonder how many other people did similar things. When a show wins an Emmy its nice ...however an impact like that is what separates the great shows from the legendary ones.
This show is horrible for people with anxiety though. Like me. lol. You will just think it’s happening to you. Ha
@@Ozzywozzy reminds me of the lady on live TV and the viewers were able to get this lady's attention to get it taken care of
ua-cam.com/video/WBTDipbo43c/v-deo.html
The look Susan gives is terrifying cause she knows!
And she plays it off but they look into each other's eyes holding back the truth they both know....
@@Ozzywozzy very true! Very sad
@@Ozzywozzy It was probably part denial, part fear, and part she was trying to make him feel better.
I'm most certainly not a mother, and I have to say Greene really was the heart and soul of the show. I love Carter. I really do. I cried when he cried. He was super sexy and was a great friend. But Greene was in a ballpark of his own.
Greene was the heart and soul of the show.
Dr. Mark Greene. The G.O.A.T. of er.
Greene was no doubt the best character on E.R
Dr. Greene was the best doctor in the hospital. He was partly Carter's mentor besides Benton. There is no doubt that Carter is a good doctor but he has emotions that can cloud his judgement in intense situations. Most of these came up while he was only an intern or lower but he is much more vulnerable than Mark ever was. If I was on the table I would want Greene beside me.
Many tv shows seem like jokes compare to this. The only one I have ever watched every single day.
ER is a real série TV show The storyline is authentic and retranslante The truth of situation in ER and in disease just like mark tumors was extremely well shown if all The bad effect and real effect of a tumor and that why this show is so iconic and for The record even greys anatomy with 15 season will never replace ER in my heart. Even The médical show who comtes now cant be as good
move home yes tammy
I wept like the simpleton I am when Lucy died and when Mark died I felt like I had lost someone I knew and loved; having watched every single episode and never missed one. One of the best shows ever on tv and the one with Ray Liotta is another one that makes you weep out loud. Grays Anatomy? Pah, I piss on you.
@Sonya Because Grey’s Anatomy is the show that’s similar to ER. Where they focus on lots of characters and storylines. I didn’t watch The Resident but shows like House MD and The Good Doctor are centered around the main character mostly and it’s mostly their story. With everything else taking a backseat to them.
My brother died when he was five years old from a Brain chordoma. My parents were devastated. Losing one child is heart wrenching but then my sister died in 07 from cancer. Losing two of their children was unbearable especially for my Dad. He died two years later. I remember this episode . Everytime I see this I think about my Brother.
My condolences, hon.
@@sexyhomeowner9345 thank you. The last 10 years or so have been really hard. I lost my sister in 07, my Dad in 09 ,my Mom and, my best friend in 2017, my mother in law in, 2018, my brother in law.in 2019, another sister in law and my father in law in 2020. My Father in law died of Covid in May. Could not have the funeral until the end of June. Only family was there .It has been difficult but both mine and my husband parents lived long good lives so we were blessed.. My brother died back in 1959 like I said of chordoma. My parents did not talk about him to much.. Too painful. I only recently found out what he had died of. It was only recently that I was able to get a copy of the death certificate . When my Dad passed I came into possesstion of a letter he wrote to his boss at the time of my brothers illness. It was a gut wrenchi g to read the pain they had gone thru when he was sick and passed. It was only then that I realized how hard it was for them. Then when my sister got sick in her final days watching My Dad with her as her was saying his goodbye nearly killed me to watch. But I am so glad that I got that moment. I would not trade that for the world.
Im so sorry. You have been through so much and im sending hugs your way. Stay strong.
I’m so sorry you and your family went through that omg. My condolences
💚💚💚💚😩😪😪😪😪😪😪😪
The way the music sounded as soon as Greene realized something was wrong just gets me. It just adds to the seriousness of his situation.
Ikr. I felt that too.
Carter was my fave but when Green died, I stopped watching🤷♀️
You missed some great episodes after that
@@matthewgreenwood4286 Yes
I remember this scene like it was yesterday. Watching it again is hard. My Uncle died from Brain Cancer, my friend's daughter from Brain Cancer. I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2006; I was told back then there was a good chance of it coming back and the brain was one area it would target. So far, so good it hasn't reared it's ugly head again.
I’m glad you’re still healthy and I hope you never deal with it again.
@@RogueBlackOp thanks!
Ah yes the good old 12th cranial nerve palsy causes, unilateral mucsular atrophy presinting as deviation of the tongue to the patients right. - as least I still remembered something from my A&P lectures
And it also means it’s a brainstem lesion which means he’s well and truly intercoursed.
damn.....lesions of the hypoglossal nerve (Cr XII) cause the tongue to move towards the affected side-his tumor is prob somewhere in the R hemisphere, and prob growing. he knew that....
I always wondered what the tongue thing meant. X
I couldn't stand it then and watching it now I still can't. So sad.😢
Call me crazy, but I think all the absurd lack of sleep, the stresses, the incidents (like the asbestos in the hospital building) certainly didn't help with Mark's cancer..
One of the saddest sences I have seen
Austin Smith It really is, the music does it for me the most though... throughout the entire video you get that feeling... and you know, along with Mark, that there is no more he can do but face the end.
@@Ozzywozzy I've been a musician forever...and it was moments like this exact one that made me think "OK I need to start creating backdrop music for TV and movies because that's where the emotional impact is." That simple low piano note with the cymbal glide was SO powerful!
After Edwards left the show they should have ended it, because it became like a daytime drama.
Yes. It should have ended much sooner than it did. And I loved the show, I really did...I would jump up and down during the credits because I was so excited. 😂
But I started to dislike it when Carter and Abby got together. Abby ended up in every story it seemed. There were ER forums that used to call the show, "As Abby's World Turns." Also, Carter let that "set the tone" thing go to his head.
I think Seasons 1-6 were the best, although Season 6 didn't need to add so many characters at once. 🤦♀️
@@MsQuartermaine I used to call it "Everbody Loves Neela."
Bob nagel IIRC, Neela joined in Season 10, and I do recall most of the NICU episode being focused on her and Abby. Plus, Neela was in relationships with Gallant, Gates, Ray, and someone else I can't really remember. So I could see her having a larger role than others. The middle of Season 13 is when I pretty much gave up. I actually started getting annoyed much sooner with certain stories starting in Season 7. It was so sad to see a great show go downhill.
have to say that series 7 and 8 were the best in my opinion. a brilliant show that can never be matched. carter, green and weaver were my favourites.
Absolutely, season 6 with Lucy dying was so horribly good but this is where things got much more depressing.
Susan knew whn he couldn't stick his tongue out straight... something was really wrong..
I just lost a friend from a brain tumor and today a tv channel broadcasted this episode :-(. I remember how sad I felt watching mark's death years ago and today I'm confronted to it.
pascale ragon My most sincere condolences for the loss of your friend. I know how much it hurts to lose a friend and my heart goes out to you.
I last my brother from brain tumor , and today my dad diagnosed me with Hodgkin
Ff Dgsg There is no force on earth as strong as hope.
Waiting game with my spouse. They found the glio last year so now.
How blessed we were to have this show.
Rachel was the only one who knew David Greene . She missed her Grandfather .
I promised him that I wouldn't sell the house when he came out here.
What a dick move by the actor to ask them to kill off his character.
Nah he wanted out.
@@Ozzywozzy well, Clooney also wanted out and didn’t killed off his character.
@@lucasdamotta2931 true, he should have come back for marks funeral... That kinda sucked
@@Ozzywozzy Probably did it because it made for a good story.
I remember the first time a tv show ever made me cry was his death. He was the greatest character on this show
The greatest doctor in the history of television
When I think of ER, this is the first thing I think of. Dr. Greene's story was so tragic! I remember watching this with my mom and I had to have her explain what happened over and over again because I was little and didn't understand it. I was so sad when ER came to an end :-C
This scene Scarred me for life. I’m always checking if my tongue is straight.
Hahaha. Me too. This is horrible for people like me with anxiety. Lol
Yeah every time I feel my head throb like a headache is starting I run to the mirror and stick out my tongue now!
You know a good show when the impact from the absence of dialogue is just as powerful as dialogue itself. When a show (or movie) has to describe or talk about how the audience should feel like a scene, then you know it’s not very well thought of.
This scene speaks (or there lack of) for itself….
Out of curiosity do you have any examples of this in shows/movies so I can understand what you mean?
Después de la muerte de Green, Carter lo repone, tiene un gran corazón
Perhaps one day we will invent a way to safely remove any type of tumours.
We have some methods that show promise, but the technology is still evolving. Things like focused radiation and laser technology are making great headway to targetting and destroying the tissue, but it's still a very tough battle.
Medical field is a business and will never cure cancer or other diseases
@@F5_cena Please, just shut up with the b.s. conspiracy nonsense. Get some therapy for your paranoia while you are at it.
@@lilyk7326 look at how much cancer treatments cost in america vs the world princess
The problem is, is that brain tumors are the worse, there are some that are so deep in the brain you can't remove them.
@lopido Oh god, yes. Just when you think he would have some happiness, someone would pull the rug under his feet. Even though I got his final episode on tape, I just can't watch it.
I had a brain tumor. Luckily it was removed. Scary times
I can only imagine. Good to hear they got it.
I pray that you stay healthy.
My friend had breast cancer... chemo, radiation, double mastectomy, remission... then it metastasized to her lungs.... radiation, chemo... then it metastasized to her hip and finally her brain... brain surgery to remove one big tumor but they couldn't get the others. She died last December (2020).
I feel that Greene was felt so threatened that ending this guy's life was the only possible option. Even though his family turned out to be fine, coming back from that and still worrying every second this guy breathes is harder.
I think you’re thinking of the end of Rampage in S7. This is a S8 episode.
@@kw7378a1 No youre right, that was a pinnacle episode but I think it was season 6?
the music they play when he stick his tongue out just makes that part
This Carter addict Esmeeln cant admit that Greene was the best when Greene was killed the show was never the same once he and the rest of the cast left
Great, now I'm going to be sticking my tongue out in the mirror to make sure it's straight.
Mark un gran actor, mejor que los Holiwulenses
Doctor greene was the heart of the show. Carter wasnt
Lopido no
He was annoying
Greene passed the er to Carter. Greene was cartersctrur mentor
The character Dr. Mark Greene is a personal favorite of both listened to the P series the Arab world and Egypt, particularly good-bye, Dr. Mark
I always felt so bad for Doctor Greene, I think he new what was going on with him!
Of course he did. Being unable to keep his tongue at midline told him exactly what was going on.
Never notice that Greene is Goose from Top Gun.
Also he was Gilbert Lowe in "Revenge of the Nerds" 1 and 2.
Yes Anthony Edwards was Goose in Top Gun and became well known for playing Dr Greene for 8 seasons on ER. He was on an episode of Law and Order SVU as a former partner of Olivia Benson and training officer when she was a rookie who tries to stop Olivia from charging his son with rape.
@@AndrewCarlisle And he was in Fast Times At Ridgemont High
His brain tumor has returned but that's not the worst of it. The worst of it is an operation can't be performed to remove it, because THIS TIME, it truly is inoperable.
I miss this show
well, just can't understand why people are saying Carter is better than Dr Green, disagree about it, he had more things to do being a father and a doctor at the same time, he was really patient is some cases, life is really stressful sometimes, so I think Dr Green was the best one, the way how he helped people, the great story about his life, the terrible ending but good done, this show was incredible, every episode was so exciting, every day was ready at the same time to watch it, ha ha , !!!.
Because with Carter we see the hole journey from med student to attending. When the show started Green was already chief resident
@@helderbento7991 Not a real reason to be better than Green.
Rachel was really good.
John Carter was one of the best characters ever created in the history of television
How bout you realize that Green is 1st Carter is 2nd
Lmao
"Frame of mind" has more influence on our health than people want to admit. In the case of Dr Greene's character, stress could've had an effect on his immune system.
@houstonstation
Yep, hypoglossal nerve disorder will do it everytime...poor Mark...he is so similar to my husband who is also a Doc-but not in Emerg Med.
I hate the fact they killed Dr Green off I wish they would have had him just move on
I'm not arguing that Carter or Greene is the better doctor, but Greene did have his weaknesses. Remember that he let a gunshot patient die in the elevator because he had threatened his family.
Nathan Adams remember that it was in the script?
NCTarheel13 no shit, I don’t think the person what wrote the above comment thinks it’s real wtf....
After Carter got stabbed and came back I couldn't stand him. He just became emo and obnoxious. Greene was ALWAYS the best character and the main character to me. The show died as it should have when he died.
The gunshot victim abused his kid, and went on a shooting spree after the kid was removed from his custody. He was literally on the way to kill Elizabeth and Ella after shooting others, and heard that there was an APB put out for him. He was shot by police. It is a lot deeper than what you're implying.
I wonder if his job and family issues caused his tumor to come back.
Thr job alone could do fhat
When Anthony Edward's, George Clooney were together they were the best team mates
The music!!! you just kinda say to yourself oh SHIT. Poor Mark!
I wisjbibkee how to get the instrumental music as an mp3 file. Mark didn't even have to say anything in order to show us how heartbroken was. Never going to forget this one.
I've had mri's, and this episode lets me see from above how the cage goes over your face as you slide into the scanner.
The music in this show is so good!
Mark has always been my favorite
Mark and Susan should've ended up together....I never liked the british girl she was so mean
Sure thing
Of course Elizabeth want you to leave is because you tried to kill her daughter
Not that I side with Rachel but she didn't TRY to kill Ella, it was an accident. A serious one. Then again she is the definition of a dumb teenager.
I get mris to monitor congenital hydrocephalus. Mark's getting an mri has me feeling like I have an ally, even though his was for a different reason.
@@moniquemcpherson6927 I can't imagine how you feel but I hope you are getting better every day.
Nope Green is Gets the facts right
@houstonstation
Yep, hypoglossal nerve disorders will do it everytime. Heartbreaking to Dx
Poor Mark Greene...
Happy birthday at sherry stringfield from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
I wish she stayed on ER longer than season 3.
I don't know if this is the best TV show ever made. But I know its my favorite.
I love ER MORE THAN WORDS DESCRIBE. I WISH THAT THERE WAS IN EXISTANCE A WAY I COULD GET A DOWNLOAD ANY EPISODE FREE. SUCH AS THE EPISODE IN SEASON 3 called (FEAR OF FLYING). I cannot pay. I would loooove this. Your videos are beyond wonderful. Beyond any means of description AMAZING!!!!!!!
Peter, you can find shows by googling the word torrents.
there is a channel called Logo! they show episode of ER everyday and Saturday all day!
Peter Foster I am with u on that, I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this show, I have seen many many shows and this is by the most amazingly wonderful show ever made, no other show has ever or will ever come close to being as good as ER is
It’s on Hulu now. Every episode.
Hulu on 8 a month has every season n every episode
If ER ever gets revived they gotta say Dr. Greene was cryogenically frozen and his tumor was removed due to the cryogenics.
You're making huge Carter fans like me look bad!
@houstonstation Excellent, Im impressed, lol.
The music makes this scene
anyone know the song at 1:43? never could find it
Se empieza a enfermarse de cancer
I liked Susan and Mark’s friendship. She knew his tumor was back. Poor mark. Mark was always the main character, Carter changed for the worst after his stabbing trauma.
aah
That somber, haunting music at the end, u just know mark is screwed..
Heartbreaking :(
Happy birthday dr mark greene for your splendid 60 years and bring to an infinity to happiness and serenity from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
even though he wasnt one of my favorites on the show. i still liked him and felt so bad for his daughters his youngest wont remember anything cuz she was so young. instead she will know how good of a doctor and a man.
Happy birthday mark from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
They need to bring this show back
If they did, it'd be like Grey's Anatomy. Screw that.
Greene, fue el mejor personaje de E.R.
John Carter is the best ✓
@@TheHighLevel.Los dos
1:29 1:30 what’s wrong with his👅👅
The nerves in his brain that control muscle functions in his face and mouth are not functioning correctly and he doesn't realize it until Susan says something.
2:58 episode ?
He was my heroe! I have cried a lot for him! Poor Mark! What a brutal destiny!❤❤❤
@@francescaroat2076 At least we got 8 seasons, right?
@danah2222 Said patient was a mass murderer who intended to kill his wife and baby. He probably felt it was self-defense, protecting his loved ones. I felt it was, too.
Season 8
😣
At 1:30 is such a chilling moment...
Heartbreaking
1:35 Susan knows!!
Yep. She just is sugarcoating it in hopes they both feel better.
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