And so it is over. It is not my favorite episode, but I give it a 10 as it was really the best way they could have wrapped up the show. A perfect finale.
We are going through the usual ER time. With doctors saving patients, some dying and them going through their personal stories that are not completely ended, yet we see where it is going.
Besides the ER they also bring us a big number of previous characters for the opening of Carter's new facility. We get to see Dr. Weaver, Dr Benton and his son who is so much older now. There are Dr. Lewis and Dr. Corday. This gives us beautiful nostalgic feeling when they remember the old times. And since we of course can't see Mark who died, there is his daughter Rachel who now wants to go to medicine school and practice in the hospital keeping up the work of the Greene's. She gets to hear from doctors how it goes and at the end Carter calls her as Dr Greene when he asks her to join them. This also brought a wonderful feeling of how everything will keep going even after we don't get to be part of it anymore. A future that also lets us remember the past. Was great to see Carter playing a big part, just like in the very first episode but in a different stage of his life.
The final scene is actually beautiful. All the staff, including the nurses we saw all 15 seasons are standing there waiting for the ambulances. And then then camera moves away showing us the big picture with the action continuing at the ER.
We are going through the usual ER time. With doctors saving patients, some dying and them going through their personal stories that are not completely ended, yet we see where it is going.
Besides the ER they also bring us a big number of previous characters for the opening of Carter's new facility. We get to see Dr. Weaver, Dr Benton and his son who is so much older now. There are Dr. Lewis and Dr. Corday. This gives us beautiful nostalgic feeling when they remember the old times. And since we of course can't see Mark who died, there is his daughter Rachel who now wants to go to medicine school and practice in the hospital keeping up the work of the Greene's. She gets to hear from doctors how it goes and at the end Carter calls her as Dr Greene when he asks her to join them. This also brought a wonderful feeling of how everything will keep going even after we don't get to be part of it anymore. A future that also lets us remember the past. Was great to see Carter playing a big part, just like in the very first episode but in a different stage of his life.
The final scene is actually beautiful. All the staff, including the nurses we saw all 15 seasons are standing there waiting for the ambulances. And then then camera moves away showing us the big picture with the action continuing at the ER.