ER

Paris Barclay on directing a pivotal episode of ER

Paris Barclay on directing several episodes of ER

Bonnie Bartlett on guest-starring on ER

Thomas Del Ruth on acting as director of photography for the pilot of ER and the use of the steadicam

Thomas Del Ruth on working with executive producer John Wells on the ER pilot

Thomas Del Ruth on acting as director of photography for ER episodes subsequent to the pilot

Hector Elizondo on Chicago Hope competing with ER and the popularity of the show

Sally Field on her Emmy-winning guest performance on ER

Marla Gibbs on then-current projects, including guest-starring on ER and the daytime drama Passions

Lesli Linka Glatter on how she came to direct ER, and on working with John Wells

Lesli Linka Glatter on how the ensemble cast of ER worked together, including George Clooney

Lesli Linka Glatter on the ways in which shooting an episode of ER was a unique experience, and on mishaps while shooting

Lesli Linka Glatter on the process of preparing to shoot an ER episode

Lesli Linka Glatter on directing the guest stars of ER

Lesli Linka Glatter on being involved in post-production of the ER episodes she directed

Lesli Linka Glatter on returning to direct ER in its final season

Lesli Linka Glatter on the legacy of ER

Walon Green on being hired by John Wells as co-executive producer on ER

Walon Green on learning medical jargon for ER

Walon Green on the live episode of ER, "Ambush," and on George Clooney getting nervous as the airdate drew near

Walon Green on favorite ER episodes and storylines of during his stint on the show

Kathryn Joosten on her first big break in acting - on E.R.

Elodie Keene on choosing ER as her next directing project

Elodie Keene on attempting to impose what she'd learned on St. Elsewhere on to directing ER, and on dealing with the sets

Piper Laurie on guest-starring on ER

Warren Littlefield on the development of ER

William H. Macy on playing "Dr. David Morgenstern" on ER

William H. Macy on the length of and medical details in ER scripts

William H. Macy on his ER character, "Dr. David Morgenstern"

William H. Macy on the live episode of ER

William H. Macy on returning to ER in its final season

William H. Macy on his 1997 Emmy nomination for ER

William H. Macy on working with the ensemble cast of ER

William H. Macy on the legacy of ER

Leslie Moonves on "stealing" ER from NBC

Leslie Moonves on the process of audience testing for ER

Leslie Moonves on the development of ER

Leslie Moonves on the casting and scheduling of ER

Garrett Morris on his dramatic work including appearances on ER and Hill Street Blues and Hunter

Don Ohlmeyer on ER and Chicago Hope

Don Ohlmeyer on the slow start of ER

Executive Don Ohlmeyer on the costly negotiations to keep ER at NBC

Lori Openden on her involvement in casting ER

Lyn Paolo on her role as costume designer on ER, on the challenges of designing clothes for the voluminous number of extras on a show based in a hospital emergency room, and her frustration that the audience thought the extras wore their own clothes to set (which producer John Wells told her was a compliment because she made the clothes look so real)

Lyn Paolo on how she worked to tell the story of a character in an instant by how they were dressed, as costume designer on ER and striving for realism, and on the groundbreaking look, scope, and impact of ER

Lyn Paolo on working with producer John Wells on ER and what makes a good working relationship between a producer and costume designer

Lyn Paolo on the crew she worked with in the costume department on ER, and on what she looked for when hiring her crew on that show

Lyn Paolo on the challenge of costuming ER due to the pace of filming and the number of people who needed to be costumed for each episode

Lyn Paolo on why the 360 Steadicam shooting style of ER made the challenge of costuming even more difficult, since so many people would be visible in each scene and each person needed a costume, and on the other departments she interacted with most frequently

Lyn Paolo on designing costumes for the live episode of ER, including needing to dress the crew for the episode

Tom Poston on guest-starring on ER

Thomas Schlamme on directing "Ambush", a live episode of ER

Nina Tassler on the development and casting of ER

Nina Tassler on ER and Chicago Hope going up against each other when both shows debuted

John Wells on how ER came about and Michael Crichton's original idea for the show

John Wells on the casting process for ER

John Wells on shooting the pilot for ER and the subsequent look and tone of the series

John Wells on the writing of ER and the use of real medical terminology in the scripts

John Wells on observing real life emergency rooms to write for ER

John Wells on network notes about ER

John Wells on coming up with new ideas over ER's fifteen-year run and the public getting medical information from the show

John Wells on issues the ER producers had with some advertisers

John Wells on the large number of cast changes on ER over fifteen seasons, including George Clooney leaving the show after five years

John Wells on the end of ER and writing the finale

John Wells on the legacy of ER

Jeff Zucker on his affinity for ER as a viewer and an executive