Kerry Finds Carter and Lucy After The Stabbing | ER 

One of the most iconic episodes in the show’s history. Your heart was pounding, screaming for someone to find them

There will never be another ER…the raw emotion of each episode goes unmatched by every other show currently on television.

Kerry's reaction when she opens the door gets me every time.

This was possibly one of the best medical shows NBC produced...miss it

Kerry was right, Carter and Lucy were screaming for help but the music was too loud.

20 years ago and still give me chills. This episode was devastating.

Got into a Twitter conversation with Kellie Martin (who plays Lucy Knight) and she mentioned how unsettling this episode was, even to this day, especially the final scene where they cover her with the shroud. So much blood, the pacing, the heartbreak when Corday and Rocket lose her. Honestly, this is one of the best television episodes ever. Not just this series

This show is the reason I'm a NURSE now.

BEST EPISODE of ER ever. And that's saying a lot because this show was fantastic. I felt like I stopped breathing the entire hour. The acting was so good that I felt like it was real lol. Hats off to Laura Innes who absolutely killed it in this episode.

Definitely the best medical show ever on TV. I watched it faithfully ever week! Grey’s can’t hold a candle to it. I still watch it when it’s on reruns.

Later, Carter would go the extra mile to save Kovac. Even when told he was dead. They became brothers this night.

The two second delay when Kerry walked into the darkened room… before she realises her stabbed work colleagues… brilliant acting!! Then the critical care attempt to save their lives was incredible TV.

Greys is good but ER will always be the best medical drama

That sound when Kerry sees Carter and Lucy on the ground is so disturbing.

This year sucks as it is. Now you're showing me this? I'm still not recovered from seeing it twenty years ago. This episode traumatized my childhood!

The entire episode was a masterclass in acting, directing, production. A MASTERCLASS!!

The moment from ER I remember the most. I LOVED the Carter and Lucy dynamic so much. As impactful as this moment was...I was devastated when Kellie Martin left the show...

Everyone else: gEoRgE cLoOnEy me: are we just gonna ignore the fabulous Ming-Na Wen??

I started watchinh this show because of Goran Višnjić . It is rare when your countrymen makes it internationally. 😊

Kerry's always finding everyone. She found pregnant Abby unconscious and Luca strapped to a bed an intubated in a later season.

Mark singing "as the smile escapes from his..." at the exact same time he checks the message and his smile escapes from his face 😪

Carter was never the same after this

KERRY’S REACTION WHEN SHE OPENS THE DOOR GETS ME EVERY TIME

Incredible, because it wasn't even in the original script. The actress suddenly decided to leave the serial, but the creators were able to turn this into one of the greatest dramatic stories in the history of cinema and TV.

ER was a great medical show, yes, with some romance, but the focus layed on the medical drama, not Dr. Mc Dreamy and Dr. Mc Steamy and all that crap.

I used to watch this show with my mom...I was in high school. We looked forward to Thursday nights (ER nights) and we would even beat to the sound of the opening song. I remember watching this episode and the previous one, and we were in shock and on the edge of our seats! I’m glad I have this memory with her. 😊 ER rocked!

This was one of those times where Kerry rightfully broke up all the fun at the right time, or the worst time in this case. If it had been just another slow night, I would have called her a party pooper but thanks to her, they at least managed to find and save Carter in time. If better timing had been handled earlier before the party, Lucy would have probably survived.

Best scene for me of this episode is Peter running down the hall, to carter

I remember how EVERYONE was waiting to see what would happen after the end of the previous week's episode. Then, seeing Weaver and everyone walk around the dark exam room while you knew what was right inside...

Weavers reaction to finding Carter and Lucy always gives me chills.

I really like that Luka, Abby, Deb, and Benton were the ones who came to Carter's rescue in this, the people who were either closest to him then or who became very close with him after this.

One great thing about this episode is that we see the different ways the senior doctors cope with this situation: Kovacs knows that he is the one having the emotionally easiest time of it (he doesn't know the victims that well), so he steps up for the hard stuff, reminds people to put their emotions aside. Weaver is focused on the work, and takes out her stress by going straight into the post-mortem mode; what mistakes were made that got us into this mess? Once her urgent work is done, she steps outside for a few seconds, throws up, then goes back in and... continues with that post-game analysis. Corday remains calm, empathetic, and focused. She's the only one who actually devotes some *time* to bedside manner. Her feelings make her a *better* doctor, not a worse one, and she's going through it throughout the whole process. Romano shoves his emotions aside completely, and is focused on being the best fastest surgeon. Only *after* he has lost the patient does he even begin to process his feelings... and he immediately throws a tantrum and denies Lucy's actually dead. And finally, Benton, with his usual attitude and catchphrase: COME ON PEOPLE LET'S MOVE

I never gave ER a chance when it originally aired because as a kid growing up, I couldn't stand the sight of blood. For whatever reason, I started watching these clips on RU-vid. The directing and cinematography is absolutely incredible! The camera doesn't cut once from 1:22 to 2:26. It's one continuous take as it moves from character interaction to character interaction. Also, I've since found a TV channel that airs blocks of reruns of ER so I can actually watch full episodes now.

"You okay, chief?" Seeing that sort of interaction between Malucci and Weaver is fascinating.

Kerry made sure to lay that guilt trip on THICK.

This episode traumatized me as a kid. Then when I rewatched the series with my husband last year I knew it was coming but it still hurt.

This one always upset me. I wanted Carter and Lucy to end up together. I remember me as a 9-10 year old being crushed.

ER has been my favorite show for 20 years as of this year. I started watching it when I was recovering from back surgery and I've owned the show for years I have watched it countless times and whenever I get to this episode I still get choked up Lucy was one of my favorite characters even though she was only on the show briefly so it hurt death and Mark Greens still get me to this day

This was the best of the best of the best of the best of medical series the ONE!!!!!!! I am 31 and this made my days!!!!!!

This was such a good show. This episode sticks out in my memory along with when Carter’s baby died and the one when the other doc got his arm chopped off in the helicopter. I hated Lucy the entire time but when she died of a PE I was destroyed. My husband was deployed to Iraq at the time and I guess it just opened a flood gate for emotions I was constantly holding in. I remember my friend whose husband was also deployed calling me and we cried on the phone and felt silly about it but both knew we were crying about a million other things.

What a great show. I was in Nursing school in 1996 and the class was collectively obsessed. If I can remember correctly, every Thursday we had a watch party at each other’s houses, ate dinner and studied. Good memories!

I love poor Deb at 2:13. "Doctor Weaver, can I ask you a completely pointless question for no other purpose than to drive the home audience crazy and build up even more suspense as we linger right in front of the very room where Carter and Knight are slowly bleeding to death as they desperately wait for you to inevitably discover them?"

No other medical series ever produced can beat ER. It is simply the most breathtaking show, and medically realistically enough

This was a fantastic episode. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, and when Lucy died my heart sank.

The way they just linger near the door.....and you just....yell for Weaver to find them....

This episode hit me the hardest when I first watch it, Lucy was my fav

Miss this show Much better then Grey Anatomy ER is like General Hospital Much better

I wish this show would come back. Many others have tried but none have come close. There’s something about ‘ER’ that is never boring!

This was by far the best medical show ever, especially the first 10 years

Just passed this episode a couple nights ago. Watching all seasons again. Greatest show I've ever seen.

Lucy knight was great! It broke my heart to see go but even more so when her parents showed up to clear out her locker! 💔💔 they didn’t want her to move to the big city. And this is when Carter’s pain med addiction started... 🤭

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Oh how I loved “ Must See TV” Thursday night. Friends for 30 minutes, several shows all garbage for 30 minutes. Seinfeld for 30 minutes, garbage for 30 minutes. Then ER for an hour. Then the news. I lived in central time zone.

I still get soo emotional over this episode 😢 Lucy wanted to be a doctor sooo bad and she would’ve been great at her job. I grew up watching this show and it’s the best medical drama IMO 🤗💓

I couldn’t help noticing that Kerry sees the bloody footprint in the hallway but if you rewatch the scene when Carter gets stabbed, the patient is wearing tennis shoes. Just a little continuity error.

This shows why Weaver, though hard, was the boss: a personal obligation toward details, process, and duty. If it wasn’t for her, they’d have both bled out and died. Great writing.

Why did youtube recommend me this video? Oh well, gonna watch it then. Such an iconic scene.

THIS EPISODE. This is hands down my favorite episode of television ever on any show TO THIS DAY.

Omg i remember this, I was like 12 and cried for days, Lucy was my favorite character, her death was my last episode of ER. I was done at 12

The way Benson came down running always gives me goosebumps, and he would stay devoted to Carter up into the end. That was a brotherhood bond that no one could break

This was my Mom's favorite show, I remember her watching it when I was young. I used to watch it with her as I got older. I am currently watching through the series on Hulu and this episode/storyline was on today. The memories it brought back were unreal!

Nah Carter was my favourite character and still is. From his hotness and adorable-ness, when he got stabbed made me CRY.

More than twenty years have passed, and this episode still gives me chills I will Never forgive them for killing Lucy in this way.

I just finished this series on Hulu and it lived up to what I remembered as a child!!! The theme song is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I remember seeing this episode. My mom was a huge ER fan when I was little and this was like the only episode I actually had seen nearly all the way through.

I remember this I was way too young to have been watching this cried like crazy.

Again, MOST people FAIL to RECOGNIZE or COMMENT on just HOW and what A GREAT JOB Luka did ASSESSING AND DELEGATING and......... BRILLIANT. I TOTALLY AGREE. FAR BETTER than grey's anatomy. ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARE.

ER was the best medical drama. Even my mum who doesn’t speak a word of English loved it. We cried like babies when Dr Mark passed away and he was laying there with a plaster over his eye sleeping in Hawaii while Somewhere over the rainbow was playing on the Ukulele 😢💔

I’ve never forgotten my experience watching this at 11 years old. It scarred me for life.

This show is so iconic of the end of the 90's early 2000, I'm so nostalgic watching this again.

this episode scared the shit out of me. it terrifies me so much. just imagine your body waiting there and silently screaming for someone to find you and call for help. seeing this years later does not change anything about how i feel when i see that.

I'll never forgot watching this episode (and the previous one) for the first time. This is television at its very best. What a great show!

Damn you missed out Benton bolting downstairs to carters side

The best medical drama show ever! This arc was the best of the best!

I miss this show so much, I was a teen when it started and Dr Carter was my favourite. Best medical drama, it set the bar for everything else that came after.

I love how Benton shows up like Superman!

I remember watching this with my parents when I was a kid. It fucked me up for a while. I'm in my thirties and it still haunts me sometimes when I remember it. Hands down one of the best episodes in this show.

the worst episode on how it made the viewer feel, screaming for people to find them, dave to shut up and please let them be ok, was too realistic.

This episode had it all It was so heartbreaking in the end. Yet I loved how everyone came together in their attempt to save them both. Dr Romano: the moment he realized Lucy couldn’t be saved...

God. Why would anyone go to this god awful hospital. They have helicopters falling from the roof, doctors being stabbed, shootouts in the ER, car crashes...this hospital is a nightmare.

One of the best TV shows ever made!! Out of all of them, not just medical ones! Got you in the gut so many times!

I remember watching this when it first aired and it is impossible to overstate how much my heart wanted to leap out of my chest. I've never wanted to be able to scream at fictional characters on my televisions so badly.

I’ve been binging ER during the quarantine. First time watched through. On season 13.

Quite simply one of the most chilling and most iconic episodes of ER...it stilll sends shivers down my spine watching it.

I'm still shocked about how many times that crazy guy stabbed Lucy. Good god he butchered that kid, four stab wounds!!!

Along with the death of Colonial Blake in MASH this was one of the most shocking episodes in tv history.

I still get chills when I hear the battleflag song that was playing when they were stabbed. 😱

After all these years it still hurts to watch 😢

It was events like this that made it epic. Didn’t see storytelling with extremely long arcs like this on television much in those days.

Omg the direction in this scene is BRILLIANT! There is *so* much going on, it's absolutely thrilling! Brilliant show.

Every medical/emergency services show tries to reach this moment in their drama.St Elsewhere did it first & ER is the only other show to truly get it right.

Tears. Throughout this episode. Sad. Impactful.

To think George Clooney got his big break from the ER

I'm rewatching ER and I'm just one episode away from this one. I'm not ready, it hurts so much watching Lucy and Carter being hurt. And watching everyone suffering.

I still remember this episode so well.

This was one of the most compelling and riveting story lines from the ER television series...as well as others. 😊😢❤

After the cliffhanger and then this episode My heart was screaming “FIND THEM!!! FIND THEM!!!”

the fact that Carter and Lucy were struggling for so long after this is so f7cking stressing

That sinking feeling when Elizabeth's pager goes off and then Mark's.