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ER: The Unofficial Guide
by: Mark Jones |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 791.4572 EAN: 9781843570356 ISBN: 1843570351 Label: Contender Entertainment Group Manufacturer: Contender Entertainment Group Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: April 01, 2003 Publisher: Contender Entertainment Group Studio: Contender Entertainment Group |
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  - ER HELPERHaving never watched ER on NBC, I got hooked on it a year or so ago when TNT started showing 2 reruns back to back each weekday morning. I was lucky to find this book shortly thereafter. This was good for several reasons. First, it gave me cast bios (past and present), episode summaries, and main storylines to help catch me up. Second, it highlights key events that you might otherwise miss if you blink. This is helpful to me since I watch when I get home from work and am sometimes not watching too closely as I prepare for bed. With the help of this book, I was paying close attention and now know how Carter ended up with Dr. Greene's stethoscope. Since this unofficial guide only covers seasons 1-8, I can only hope that Mark Jones is readying the next volume to this award winning show. Rating: - The Ultimate GuideThe ER Uofficial Guide book was very informative and interesting to read. Since it was actually written in the U.K., it wasn't completely accurate--I noted a few minor mistakes. For instance, they made Abby's last name Myczenski instead of Wyczenski, or they made an error in the Season headings on the tops of the pages. They at least spelled all the actors' names correctly, though they could have re-edited the actual character guide. There also could have been some more recent pictures--Season 7, 8. Anyway, the episode guide was precise and expressed the main points in each episode. I loved it--you won't regret buying this guide if you are a true ER fan. Rating: - a+++++++ bookanyone who is a fan of er should have this book. the author did wonderful(accurate) research.Anything you have ever wanted to know about a main characters (including their birthyears) are in this book. the episode reviews are great, the have the major storylines plus any other minor storylines. this ios a great accuarate book. Rating: - Exceptional Book!!I am a die-hard ER fan and was very satisfied when i read this book. The first part of the book deals with the main characters in the present, then the main former characters, and lastly the supporting cast, with trivia at the end of each major character. The second part deals with episode reviews and season overviews. It notes the main events of each season with "one to watch" episodes picked out. Each episode is explained in detail, and the "one to watch" episodes have an extra paragraph explaining the aspects that make it a "one to watch." The book also has awesome photos of cast past and present This book is exceptional! I've read the reviews several times over and have learned a lot that i didn't already know. It is full of ACCURATE information(for those of you who wrote reviews before me), and very accountable facts noted in the episodes. I would reccomend this book to any die-hard ER fan like me!! Rating:  - Save Your MoneyThis book is loaded with inaccuracies, speculation, made up facts,and errors that the author obviously didn't research. Character names are wrong, random facts are made up (i.e. birth dates for major characters) and episode synopses contain incorrect information. The author didn't do his homework. I wish I could get a refund. |
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