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Source:  The Hollywood Reporter
Angela Bassett will join the cast of the Emmy-winning medical drama, ER, as a regular next season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In her first full-time series gig, Bassett will play a tough attending with a troubled past who's coming back to Chicago after a few years in Indonesia doing tsunami relief. Her arrival in the second episode next season promises to shake County General's ER to the core.

In addition to Bassett, original cast member Noah Wyle will join ER for its 15th and final season. Wyle will guest star in at least four of the show's planned 19 episodes.


1 Comments


April 28th, 2008 8:36am
isnt everyone on that show tough with a troubled past?
how about a character with a sunny disposition who everyone likes and never gets into any helicopter accidents?

hmmmm?

im just sayin' .... fuck ER.
that show is a glorified soap opera, and i shant be tuning in anytime soon.
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