Confused

[David E. Milligan]

Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her sight while she was working
on her laptop.
Would they really cut open the little girl's chest without masks, etc., and with the
parents standing right there??? ?

[DLCandC]

       Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her sight while she was working
on her laptop.

Nope. But that is what happened on an ER alumni's recent show that
was cancelled. Julianna Margulies recently had a show named
"Canterbury's Law" & one of the running stories on there was her
little boy was kidnapped while she was on her cellphone & the husband
blamed her for not watching him more closely. It was a good show but
the IPTB over at FOX didn't give it a chance to build an audience. :-
(
----
Lori

        Would they really cut open the little girl's chest without masks, etc.,  and with the
parents standing right there??? ?

[David E. Milligan]

Post by David E. Milligan
Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her sight while she was
working
on her laptop.

Nope. But that is what happened on an ER alumni's recent show that
was cancelled. Julianna Margulies recently had a show named
"Canterbury's Law" & one of the running stories on there was her
little boy was kidnapped while she was on her cellphone & the husband
blamed her for not watching him more closely. It was a good show but
the IPTB over at FOX didn't give it a chance to build an audience. :-
(
----
Lori

I said my memory wasn't so good. Thanks for the correction. I guess I confused it because I
really liked "Canterbury's Law." Hated to see it canceled so quickly.

Post by David E. Milligan
Would they really cut open the little girl's chest without masks, etc., and with the
parents standing right there??? ?

[DLCandC]

Post by David E. Milligan
Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her sight while she was
working
on her laptop.

Nope.  But that is what happened on an ER alumni's recent show that
was cancelled.  Julianna Margulies recently had a show named
"Canterbury's Law" & one of the running stories on there was her
little boy was kidnapped while she was on her cellphone & the husband
blamed her for not watching him more closely.  It was a good show but
the IPTB over at FOX didn't give it a chance to build an audience.  :-
(
----
Lori
        I said my memory wasn't so good. Thanks for the correction. I guess I confused it because I
really liked "Canterbury's Law." Hated to see it canceled so quickly.

You & me both, brother! ;-)
----
Lori

Post by David E. Milligan
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[r***@emailprivate.com]

On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 14:23:56 -0800 (PST), DLCandC

Post by DLCandC

       Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her sight while she was working
on her laptop.

Nope. But that is what happened on an ER alumni's recent show that
was cancelled. Julianna Margulies recently had a show named
"Canterbury's Law" & one of the running stories on there was her
little boy was kidnapped while she was on her cellphone & the husband
blamed her for not watching him more closely. It was a good show but
the IPTB over at FOX didn't give it a chance to build an audience. :-
(
----

Not only was it a good show but Fox didn't advertise it and what
tiny little advertising it did do missed the boat completely. They
had this terrific show, they had no clue how to sell it to the
viewers.

Post by DLCandC
Lori

        Would they really cut open the little girl's chest without masks, etc.,  and with the
parents standing right there??? ?

No they would not.

[Lava]

I rarely give Fox shows a chance. They cancel stuff too quickly.

Post by r***@emailprivate.com
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 14:23:56 -0800 (PST), DLCandC

Post by DLCandC

Post by David E. Milligan
Okay, I know my memory isn't the greatest, but Thursday night's episode
left me confused. In
a flash back with Dr. Greene, Dr. Banfield's son dies of leukemia, but I
thought he was kidnapped
from a playground and her husband blamed her for letting him out of her
sight while she was working
on her laptop.

Nope. But that is what happened on an ER alumni's recent show that
was cancelled. Julianna Margulies recently had a show named
"Canterbury's Law" & one of the running stories on there was her
little boy was kidnapped while she was on her cellphone & the husband
blamed her for not watching him more closely. It was a good show but
the IPTB over at FOX didn't give it a chance to build an audience. :-
(
----

Not only was it a good show but Fox didn't advertise it and what
tiny little advertising it did do missed the boat completely. They
had this terrific show, they had no clue how to sell it to the
viewers.

Post by DLCandC
Lori

Post by David E. Milligan
Would they really cut open the little girl's chest without masks, etc.,
and with the
parents standing right there??? ?

No they would not.