>> literally, i was making a pilot for warner brothers, i would go to venice beach at 8:00 in the morning newborns from 4:00 to 7:00, then i would go to "er" in burbank. and my son said, 11 the -- at the time, he said, you finally finished. and i thought, i better take time off. >> did you have any ethical issues with what you were bringing to the show to what you just left in the pediatric unit, or usc medical center? did you have any issues there? >> no, i always changed and disguised the patients, so that they would never be identifiable. because i was really concerned about that. so really, i drew on what the substance of the story was, or how i was inspired by them. but never making it a direct link to any patient i ever took care of. the one time i was doing a rotation at ucla's emergency room, while "er" had just started, and i was sewing up a kid's leg, he had been in an accident playing baseball, and people were like, oh, noah wiley could do this better than you. and i said, yeah, he could. because they practiced much more on chicken parts than i did. i wanted to say, you're righ