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: To avoid "screwing up" complex medical lines, Clooney reportedly wrote his dialogue on patient pillowcases so he could read them while looking intensely into his co-stars' eyes.

While "24 Hours" is often cited as Clooney’s big break, it actually wasn’t his first time playing a doctor on a show called ER . A decade earlier, he starred in a short-lived CBS sitcom titled E/R . However, it was the 1994 NBC drama that truly stuck. [S1E1] George Clooney

In ER S1E1 , Clooney introduced us to Doug Ross not through a heroic surgery, but through a hangover. We first see him sleeping off a rough night in an exam room, only to be jolted awake by the arrival of a sick child. It was a perfect introduction to a character who was deeply flawed yet undeniably devoted to his young patients. The Pilot’s High Stakes : To avoid "screwing up" complex medical lines,

The premiere was a masterclass in tension, directed by Rod Holcomb and written by Michael Crichton. Key moments for Clooney's character included: However, it was the 1994 NBC drama that truly stuck