"It was at times painful. It’s hard when people view your character as a monster or pervert or freak. It was hard feeling like people had lost sympathy for this guy that I lived inside. I got a little defensive. You have to love your character, otherwise you’re f*cked. My character jerked off Patrick. I don’t like that. It’s a bad thing he did. But I try not to pass judgment."

For 15 seasons, “ER” revolutionized the medical drama genre, combining fast-paced, immersive storytelling with a deep exploration of the inner lives of doctors and their patients. But more than a decade after the NBC drama’s end, star Noah Wyle wanted to reteam with executive producers John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill to do a check-up of sorts on the healthcare system, whose issues have only been exacerbated by the pandemic and a virulent ecosystem of misinformation that has bred contempt and distrust of medical experts.

we'll see, maybe one day, or in the movie we'll see him