(S14E10) "If we keep this thing cranking, we could hit 300. That's quite a milestone." -- Dr. Archie Morris

So, 300 episodes.

No clip show, no big fanfare, no super-humongo guest star (even though Peter Fonda is fairly big). Other than the promos mentioning that it was ER's 300th episode there really wasn't much differing it from episode 159, episode 52, or episode 1.

There were still patients that made us cry a little, doctors that made us laugh, and continuing dramas that, hopefully, came to an end so we didn't end up reaching into the screen and strangling the person causing all of the drama in the first place because she had a chip on her shoulder the size of Mt. Rushmore! Ahem. Like I said...business as usual at County General.

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I don't care for reality television. I don't mean I talk about how much I dislike it but secretly watch it anyway, I mean I don't watch it at all. My theory is that I have to deal with real people enough in my day to day life, I don't need to see them on TV, too. However, I may have found the one reality show I could actually get into, because it doesn't involve people at all, it involves sheep. The show, which is Web-only, lets you watch sheep eat and interact with one another. You then get to pick which one gets voted off (hurry though, cause it ends tomorrow). While the idea is funny, creator Sinisa Labrovic says he created the show to demonstrate how real people are treated on reality shows. That's very true, as I'm pretty sure most reality shows end with the contestants being shaved and eaten.