The reason why I snuck in an extra half-episode was from catching sight of the thumbnail for Day for Knight and spotting Ken Kercheval doing a guest spot, and I owed it to myself to watch his scenes and make a connection back to Dallas. It's funny to think about all of the guest spots I must have seen on TV as a kid, many certainly featuring someone of note from shows before my time who I just thought was some random actor.
As I'll be turning 52 at the end of August 2026, I'll be spending the 52 weeks leading up to that moment by celebrating popular, acclaimed, and personally beloved movies, music, books, TV shows, games, food, or events from each year of my life. The plan is to move through one year each week - but I know enough about these kinds of projects to expect to be flexible. By the way: I live in Canada, just so you have a sense of what kinds of entertainment I've been surrounded by.
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
1998 in TV: ER takes back the number one spot
I'm not sure what made me pick Exodus out of the list of ER episodes from this year, as the show recaptured the most-watched honours, but I'm glad I did. I know I've only watched 5.5 episodes of the show (explanation of the .5 episode to come) so the sample size is small, but this is far and away my favourite. A disaster movie in a hospital? With Eva Mendes? And Mickey Rooney? And a kid stuck in an elevator with minutes to live? And Alex Kingston causing a cave-in?
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