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Two-hour series finale, retrospective on table as cast finally sews it up
By Chuck Barney
Contra Costa Times
Published on Sunday, Mar 29, 2009
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ER series finale — After 15 seasons of blood, guts and calamity, they're finally pulling the plug on the series that redefined the medical genre. When it debuted in 1994, ER became an instant blockbuster, attracting more than 30 million viewers a week during its prime. And while the show's vital signs have dropped in recent seasons, it remained capable of delivering compelling medical trauma and romantic drama — along with an occasional surprise (witness the riveting reunion of George Clooney and Julianna Margulies). The two-hour finale airs at 9 p.m., right after a one-hour retrospective. Thursday, NBC.
Other bets
Tonight: The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency brings Alexander McCall Smith's novels to life in an offbeat new drama series. Jill Scott stars as tough-minded Precious Ramotswe, who opens a rag-tag sleuthing operation in Botswana. Anika Noni Rose (Dreamgirls) also stars. 8 p.m., HBO. See Beacon Journal pop culture writer Rich Heldenfels' review in today's Channels guide to television.
Tonight: On Family Guy, Stewie fumes when he doesn't get a chance to question cast members of Star Trek: The Next Generation at a fan convention. And so he does what anyone in his shoes would do: Build a transporter and beam them to his bedroom. 9 p.m., Fox.
Monday: The Cylon is coming! Well, sort of. Tricia Helfer (Battlestar Galactica) drops in on Chuck and plays an agent who takes an interest in our nerdy hero's relationship with Sarah. 8 p.m., NBC.
Monday: It's time to rush the TV set for the sophomore season of Greek, which promises plenty of new rivalries and relationships among the sorority sisters. Don't worry if you're new to the show; there's no hazing allowed. 8 p.m., ABC Family.
Tuesday: Don't say we didn't warn you: On Osbournes: Reloaded, Ozzy, Sharon, Jack and Kelly return to prime time with a variety show, of all things. It reportedly will feature interaction with the audience, along with ''rowdy comedy and hilarious stunts.'' 9:20 p.m., Fox.
Tuesday: The 100 Greatest One-Hit Wonders of the '80s is a four-night countdown of those wacky tunes that we just can't get out of our heads — no matter how hard we try. Anyone up for the Safety Dance? 10 p.m., VH1.
Wednesday: Another suspenseful and mind-blowing season of Damages comes to a close tonight, and we're ready for just about anything to happen in Patty Hewes land. And we mean anything. 10 p.m., FX.
Thursday: Get your mask and Spandex ready. For the milestone 200th episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, a fresh murder leads the team into the bizarre world of Mexican wrestling. 9 p.m., CBS.
Friday: It's time to focus on the future in the latest episode of Friday Night Lights. Landry helps Tyra with her college essay. Meanwhile, Matt frets over telling grandma about his post-high school plans, which have him leaving Dillon. 9 p.m., NBC.
Saturday: Apparently, Lost-ie Emile de Ravin can't escape trauma even when she's off the island. In Nora Roberts' High Noon, she plays a hostage negotiator who becomes the target of a psychopathic killer. 9 p.m., Lifetime.
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Canton, OH
Posted 01:06 PM, 03/29/2009
Good Show. . . .I will miss it. . .
