In the first episode of "Air"-the notable medical drama created by the novelist "Jurassic Park" Michael Creekton-we meet Johnon Carter, an ambitious but obviously a saturated third-year medical student played by Noah Will. Among other original members of the cast Anthony Edwards, George Clooney, Eric La Salle and Sherry Stringfield, just to name a few, Willeon of Willon helped shape the word "Air", a heinous, real medical show set up in the General Hospital. Wiel and Carter left Air full-time in the 11th season of the show-Although he appeared at the event as the show approached his season 15th when Johnon Carter ended his running on Air, he became the longest character on the show.

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So why Whether Vile left the show that made him famous? In April 2005, CBS News It has announced that Will will leave the show as regularly, but has agreed to return for four episodes in the next two seasons after his departure. At that time, executive producer Johnon Wells (remember that name) told "Exit": "It is very sad for me. Noah and I have a lot of history together. He is a wonderful actor and a wonderful man, and it is great to see him grow up and marry and have a family."

As the exit announced, Will previously measured his decision in September 2004 with E! News (through the same article of CBS). "I just have other things in life now," the actor said. "I have a son, I have family and friends who said goodbye 12 years ago and wonder when I get back, and this little urge to scratch a different kind of itching in my career and it just comes to the end of the character's run."

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Of all the great characters of "Air" - and there were a lot! - The eventual doctor of Noah Will, Johnon Carter can have the most dramatic evolution of everyone. As a fresh face and eager medical student, Carter initially intends to study surgery under Dr. Peter Benton (Eric La Salle), but despite Benton's disappointment, he eventually transfers his specialty to emergency medicine so he can spend more time to connect with patients. It is important to note that Carter comes from Exceptional A wealthy family, so he is a rare kind of doctor who really doesn't have to worry about money; What this means narratively is that the character can withstand situations like, say, to go without a salary while transferring its specialty from trauma surgery without enhancing dignity.

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Carter basically becomes a protagonist of "Air" as the seasons took place, especially as Popular characters like Doug Ross on George Clooney Either Mark Green (who left in Season 5 and Season 8, respectively) were no longer in the center of the stage. In Season 6, he is stabbed by a patient suffering from a severe mental health crisis and causes a serious injury to one of his kidneys, leading to lifelong complications; It also develops a prescription pain drug during its recovery and eventually seeks help to overcome it. He is linked to another main character from the show, the nurse of Maura Thieren, who has turned into Abi Lockhart for some time, but when he goes to Congo to provide medical care in season 10, the relationship ends; In the end, he returned to Chicago with a pregnant girl named Makemba "Kem" Lilasu (Tandy Newutn), who worked at the AIDS Clinic with Carter in Congo. The couple's son is stillborn, destroying both Kem and Carter, but they eventually unite at the end of the season 11, and that is when Carter officially "leaves" the show.

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Carter briefly returns in the 12-year season that other doctors are joining him to work in the military part of Darfurs in the 15 season, his remaining kidney fails, at that moment his former colleagues Dr Doug Ross and Carol Hathaway (Jululiana Marguils) It seems, in the final of the series, that Carter can return to the General County, but there is no way to know for sure. He wants you to know that it's not Johnon Carter.

In recent Diversity Profile, Noah Will Opened to Adam B. Weil created alongside colleagues "Air" veterans Johnon Wells and R. Scott Gemil (Both worked behind the scenes of that series). Obviously, people who wanted to see Ville playing a TV doctor were constantly slippery in his DM during Kovid's conclusions. "They were saying things like," Carter, where are you? "" Wiel recalls. "It's really hard here."

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Until that point, Wayel said he was pretty serious about never donating scrapes again: "I wouldn't take a script if a doctor had to play, even if it was a veterinarian. The idea to put a stethoscope around my neck just seemed like a really bad idea." However, he told Vari that fans' messages inspired him to make metaphorical lemonade; As he said, "the bulb that came out for me, I could use Carter on the road I used to use Carter - to talk about how I feel Now.

"Pete", which takes place in real time "during the 15 -hour change of emergency department in a busy and chaotic hospital in Pittsburgh, Not a spin-off or reboot of "er", although it was the initial intention behind it (Weil declined to comment on much of this in the diverse profile because the lawsuit is ongoing). However, he said he was feeling good about the fact that he was something different. "We turned around as much as we could in the opposite direction, to tell the story we wanted to tell - not for comfortable reasons, but because we didn't want to rethink our creative work," Will mocked Will.

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At the end of the day, Pete is a show that could not exist in a world that did not withstand Kovid-19 and widespread and often harmful misinformation around the pandemic. Wiel talked about it, saying this show is intended to respect medical workers who endure so much:

"These people sacrifice so much in the service of others that i find it absolutely infuriating that they are expertise is being Called into Question. On Transmission of Disease. Make a show that brings back into Sharp Focus What an objective medical fact is. "

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