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That's how the 15-year-long series ended. The last episode was the logical conclusion of the entire season, which consisted of one long farewell to the audience. The creators gathered all the heroes of the past years, even the dead found a way to show, so throughout the season, nostalgia was constantly rolling in for the days when Carter was an inexperienced student who was afraid to intubate a patient, when Doug Ross had to smash storefronts to find a phone and call an ambulance to save a child, because in the mid-90s mobile phones were rare, when Dr. Green was the boss and was fighting for his department, when Sister Hathaway believed in a Christmas miracle and sang hymns alone...
it's impossible not to recall the connecting link of the entire series - nurses and nurses. They have gone through all these 15 years together with the district, symbolizing stability. And even though the doctors came and went, it was thanks to them that the feeling of comfort remained in the series.
The finale was dynamic, as it should be for a series about an emergency room in which life does not stop for a minute, work is always in full swing and everyone has something to do. It's not for nothing that Carter talks about déjà vu, because the essence of the ambulance has not changed in 15 years - people are changing, the situation is changing, patients are changing, but in the district hospital they saved lives, and they will save them - this remains unchanged.
In general, I am grateful to the creators for the beautiful ending that lasted the whole season and for showing us all the characters we have loved so much over the past 15 years. Indeed, it's hard to think of a better medical series.

Based on Carter's phrase "Are you coming, Dr. Green?" I almost burst into tears)

@KidSmiley: That's it, I found it) He said, "Take care of your dad," or "Take care of your dad," which means something like this.

how to include conscience and justice towards Peter's patients and his career, so he chickened out. and how to frame other people's patients and show other people's mistakes, so Peter is right there.

It's just disgusting. All the characters in the series were parted with at least some respect. A separate tribute was made to Mark, Ross and Hathaway were given a happy ending, Cleo and Benton received their portion of happiness. But Robert was treated like a pig, not only was he "leaked" in the spirit of a notorious film, but they also didn't bother to make the next episode a tribute. Everyone except Kordei just didn't care that he was dead. Bright memory to the hero of the series.