Noah Wyle

Then I asked myself, like, what do I do with this kid?

Where do I put this feeling?

And I found myself walking all night.

I was walking and walking and walking.

And I found myself back at the gates of Big Charity Cemetery.

And I'm looking at all those mausoleums and those crypts.

And I'm thinking to myself, OK, well, that's what I need.

I just need a safe place where I can put these feelings.

Okay, everybody, let's get back to it.

Just remember the employee assistance program is available, as are Kiara and myself, if anybody needs to talk.

Yeah, that was one of the two episodes I wrote.

You know, we had a bit of a mandate.

Let's not be too biased.

You know, the fastest way to get people to turn the channel is if they feel like we're preaching to them or we're being dogmatic.

So what we wanted was accuracy and realism.

We wanted to just be presentational with what emergency rooms look like.

I wrote that episode and I couldn't resist.

And just taking one stance, which I thought was fairly benign, which is to talk about the efficacy of masks in cutting down the transmission of disease and germs, which shouldn't be a political statement and shouldn't even be called into question.

And yet it has been the last couple of years.

And it's a great statement.