I thought the murders at Doc Magoo's were just atrocious! It's heinous crimes like that one that make me glad we have the option of capital punishment in this country. I am strongly pro-death penalty, especially with senseless murders like this.

Is it just me, or does the show tend to portray law enforcement officers in a negative way? It seems that all the police officers on ER are either racists, spouse-beaters, or just plain jerks.

The story with Sean and Susan was nice. I hope a miracle happens and Sean lives.

I hope Luka can deal with his problems and get better. He's such a great character.

And, I'm sorry but I have to say this, YIPPPPEEEEEE!!! No propasal! I hope Carter comes to his senses and dumps Abby!

I was totally waiting for Pratt and Gallant to be some of the victims at the beginning, but it just turned out that they were suspects...was it me, or did the SUV that Chen saw with the murderers getting away look white, and not brown or tan?

Elizabeth's hair looks different...you don't see her around much anymore :( She was one of my favorites...no Romano either...

The thing between Susan and Sean was great, I liked the part where she opens the bag and dumps the cranes out...:)

AAAAAHHH! I just wanted to jump inside my tv and kick Abby for causing Carter to not ask! I mean, I guess it would be sorta obvious to me that the guy I loved was going to propose to me if he bought out a whole restaurant! Anyway, I hope things work out....

Sidenote: I LOVED the part where Kerry left the room where that cop was, and it was just Gallant & Pratt, and Pratt goes "You're in here alone with a couple *****'s with knives!" I cracked up!

Originally posted by WingsFan
And, I'm sorry but I have to say this, YIPPPPEEEEEE!!! No propasal! I hope Carter comes to his senses and dumps Abby!
Finally, someone on here who agrees with me. One of the most worthless relationships ever to be on the show. Can't Carter expland his horizons and look for someone to date outside of hospital and preferably someone with actually something to offer? Abby is a downer.

Now, as for the rest of the episode--I watched the whole thing. It was ok. It kept me entertained. I liked the ending with the oragami birds. I read that book many years ago with the 1000 paper cranes that Sean was talking about on the ferris wheel. But I do have a big complaint. What is with all this drama that is screwing with the show? We didn't see one patient being treated who wasn't "relevant" to the plot. I watch TNT with the 1994 episodes and I just cringe seeing season 9 and what the show has become. But, it's not like this is anything new. The show turned this route a while ago.