Dear ER Gang, So here I am, out on the beach at 5:30 in the evening. Elizabeth is drinking juice, but I'm all about the Mai Tai's. The sun is going down, Rachel is dipping Ella's toes in the ocean as... more

Dr. Mark Greene: You set the tone, Carter.

Dr. Mark Greene: What are you thinking about, Doug?

Dr. Doug Ross: Carol... I'm in love with her. I mean, I used to think I knew what love was. I cared about a lot of women, I just don't think... more

Mr. Kennie can go home, there's no known cure for being a pain in the ass.

Mark Greene: We can't help people who can't help themselves

Carol Hathaway: No Mark, those are exactly the people we should be helping.

[Mark has just told Carter that he has an inoperable brain tumor]
Dr. John Carter: Oh, Mark, I'm sorry. What are you gonna do?
Dr. Mark Greene: Die, I guess.

Dr. Mark Greene: You can't take the fact that I'm your boss.
Dr. Doug Ross: That's typically narcissistic of you, Mark. I can't take the fact that anyone's my boss.

Carol Hathaway: On the twelfth day of Christmas, / my
true love gave to me... uhhh...
[all the other ER docs enter and start singing]

Dr. Doug Ross: 12 tone deaf doctors.

Dr. Mark Greene: 11... more

People come in here and they're sick and dying and bleeding, and they need our help. Helping them is more important than how we feel

People come in here and they're sick and dying and bleeding, and they need our help. Helping them is more important than how we feel.