St. Elsewhere is an American medical drama television series that originally ran on NBC from October 26, 1982 to May 25, 1988. The series starred Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd and William Daniels as teaching doctors at a lightly-regarded Boston hospital who gave interns a promising future in making critical medical and life decisions.
St. Elsewhere is an American medical drama television series that originally ran on NBC from October 26, 1982 to May 25, 1988. The series starred Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd and William Daniels as teaching doctors at a lightly-regarded Boston hospital who gave interns a promising future in making critical medical and life decisions.
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A pushy, abrasive man literally drives into the E.R. to get help for his wife; Ehrlich finds an unusual girlfriend at the laundromat; Fiscus loses both Cathy and Shirley; Dr. Craig clashes with the newly appointed city comptroller, Joan Halloran, over his proposed heart transplant for schoolteacher Eve Leighton.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Tom FontanaGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Alan Arkin, Jean Bruce Scott, Marian Mercer, Cassandra Peterson, Valerie Wildman, Piper Laurie
Medical student Elliot Axelrod and plastic surgeon Dr. Bobby Caldwell join the staff; Eve Leighton's sister expresses reservations about the planned transplant; a resident dropped from the hospital program badgers Cavanero to reevaluate him; and Dr. Craig enlists Dr. Caldwell's help in opposing Joan Halloran's plan to shut down an outpatient surgery clinic.
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Directed by Mark TinkerGuest stars Stephen Furst, Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Peter Horton, Alan Arkin, Marian Mercer, Peggy McCay, Piper Laurie
The men attend a rather staid bachelor party for Kochar; White learns about the dangers of nuclear medicine; Fran Singleton refuses to see her husband, but later walks out of the hospital by his side; everyone opposes Joan's idea of including St. Eligius in a government nuclear disaster contingency plan; Martin gives Kochar a unique wedding present; and the transplant team goes into action.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Paul Linke, Alan Arkin, Marian Mercer, Deborah White, Allan Lurie, Bruce Gray
Dr. Craig performs the transplant amidst a publicity barrage; Morrison tries to adjust to his loss; Luther and Fiscus split an investment in silver futures; and Rosenthal counsels a group on breast cancer.
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Directed by Victor LoblWritten by John Tinker, Mark TinkerGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jeannetta Arnette, Marian Mercer, Peggy McCay, Jonathan Goldsmith, Michael Bond, Milt Oberman, Vahan Moosekian
Dr. Craig and Ehrlich both prepare turkeys for the staff forced to work the holiday; injuries from the Thanksgiving Day parade pour into the ER; and a depressed Dr. Auschlander takes a special interest in an ailing 11-year-old.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jane Wyatt, Gretchen Wyler, Sarah Lilly, Marian Mercer, Barbara Whinnery, Cory 'Bumper' Yothers, Tom Tammi
Rosenthal gets arrested just before her scheduled breast reconstruction; Mr. Entertainment sets up in a hospital elevator and meets Dr. Ridley, the new psychiatrist; and Morrison worries over an Irish teenager whose near-fatal beating brings the Catholic-Protestant conflict of northern Ireland to St. Eligius.
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Directed by David AnspaughGuest stars Paul Sand, Eric Stoltz, Austin Pendleton, Marian Mercer, Dana Short, Redmond Gleeson, Antony Ponzini, Barbara Collentine
Martin decides she's in love with Dr. Craig; White regrets helping out an exhausted mother pleading for sedatives in the E.R.; Eve's sense of cabin fever and anger is calmed by a visit from her students; Morrison learns more about Eddie Carson and the `Troubles'.
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Directed by Mark TinkerGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Lisa Bonet, Paul Sand, K.C. Martel, Eric Stoltz, Marian Mercer, Barbara Whinnery
Dr. Caldwell suffers for his work on Eddie Carson; Joan reveals a secret in the E.R.; Ehrlich meets a brand-new Roberta; Dr. Westphall's housekeeper announces she's returning to Italy; Eve Leighton takes a turn for the worse.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Stephen Furst, Sagan Lewis, Paul Sand, Jean Bruce Scott, Barbara Tarbuck, Eric Stoltz, Dody Goodman, Philip Sterling
White diagnoses a case of AIDS in a Boston city councilman; Dr. Ridley tries to help a tennis prodigy deal with pressure from her ambitious father; and Daniels and Ehrlich try to run a blood drive amidst a blizzard and rumors about the AIDS patient.
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Directed by Victor LoblGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Sydney Penny, Rae Dawn Chong, Paul Sand, Michael Brandon, Robert Hogan, Terence McGovern, Karen Landry
The medical staff and Joan Halloran fight back when a large private hospital dumps an indigent, unstable emergency patient on the E.R.; Ehrlich seeks advice about his relationship with Roberta; Daniels is tied to the drug abuse charges against White; and Dr. Ridley and Morrison try to figure out a woman's violent mood swings and personality changes. Luther loses a father figure. A bored teenager wreaks havoc with the hospital's computerized records.
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Directed by Linda DayWritten by John Tinker, James KahnGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Rae Dawn Chong, Paul Sand, Jean Bruce Scott, Linda Carlson, Macon McCalman, Philip Charles MacKenzie, Bruce Wright
A blizzard causes havoc for everyone; Dr. Craig can't get to the hospital and has to depend on Kochar for survival; Dr. Ehrlich decides to pop the question to Roberta; and the roof literally falls in on Cavanero.
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Directed by Kevin HooksGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, André Gower, Paul Sand, Ruth Kobart, Jean Bruce Scott, Dody Goodman, Philip Sterling
Dr. Auschlander asks Fiscus and Luther to help him get some marijuana to relieve his pain; White and Daniels face the medical board hearing; Dr. Westphall defends a deaf employee against his impatient supervisor; and Ehrlich meets Roberta's snobbish parents.
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Directed by Charles BravermanGuest stars Jean Bruce Scott, Arthur Taxier, Joe Regalbuto, Conrad Janis, Raymond Singer, Ann Sweeny, Sean Robert Daniels, Richard Roat
Joan's father enters the hospital unexpectedly; Chandler takes a practice run for the Boston Marathon that proves dangerous; and the Craigs host Ehrlich's wedding with guests such as Mrs. Craig's mother and Ehrlich's alcoholic aunt Charice.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Louise Lasser, Paul Sand, Jean Bruce Scott, Priscilla Pointer, William Windom, Ford Rainey
A rape occurs in the hospital parking lot; White has trouble adjusting to his restricted status as does Tommy Westphall to the loss of his housekeeper; Cavanero must decide between the man in her life and her career; and a TV crew follows Dr. Craig around to film a documentary.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by John TinkerGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Teddi Siddall, Paul Sand, Anne Haney, Chad Allen, Jenny O'Hara, Rosanne Katon, Michael Richards
The women of St. Eligius take rape prevention classes, but can't prevent the occurence of another rape, this time inside the hospital; an old love of Dr. Auschlander checks in; Cavanero dumps her boyfriend when he can't take no for an answer; Roberta broadcasts her marital problems to the whole staff; and Morrison tries to treat a high-rise construction worker for dizziness who's reluctant to give a complete medical history.
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Directed by Kevin HooksGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Paul Sand, Jean Bruce Scott, Leigh French, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Philip Sterling, Dan Hedaya
Morrison learns a lesson from another doctor who makes the diagnosis of Mr. Keuhnelian; Dr. Craig prepares to accept his anticipated `Doctor of the Year' award; Dr. Caldwell and Ehrlich both make decisions about their romantic futures; Cathy's disappearance raises questions; Shirley fends off an imagined attacker; and the rapist strikes again.
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Directed by Eric LaneuvilleGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Gretchen Wyler, Candace Cameron Bure, Jean Bruce Scott, Helen Martin, Dan Hedaya, Rosanne Katon
Dr. Craig tries to stop the TV documentary; Cathy has a rough first day back; Mr. Entertainment finds his true calling; Armstrong continues to feel traumatized; and Rosenthal finally has her breast surgery.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by John Tinker, Jorge ZamaconaGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Paul Sand, Austin Pendleton, Dan Hedaya, Rosanne Katon, Michael Richards
White returns to work to face a hostile staff; Axelrod accidentally destroys Fiscus' beloved Boston Red Sox baseball cap; Cavanero has to tell a college student he has testicular cancer; Chandler questions himself about why Amanda remains distant from him; and Martin decides to come forward against her rapist.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by Charles H. EgleeGuest stars Stephen Furst, Jennifer Savidge, Reid Shelton, Paul Sand, Gretchen Wyler, Chris Hebert, Lyle Talbot, Rosanne Katon
Three women in a room become close despite their differences; an old woman facing the loss of her independence; a mother trying to deal with violent surges of erratic behavior; and a bland young woman searching for 'character' through a nose job.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Jennifer Savidge, Joseph Maher, Tracy Nelson, Brenda Vaccaro, Eva Le Gallienne, Blythe Danner, Patricia Elliott
Ehrlich tries to deal with his Aunt Charice and her romantic designs on Dr. Westphall as he crams for the National Boards; a stressed-out Armstrong makes a tragic misdiagnosis; White chooses to take a polygraph test before his trial begins; Shirley tells Cathy that she ""asked for it"", and Cathy's past is used to decimate her on the witness stand.
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Directed by Tim MathesonGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Louise Lasser, Paul Sand, Lewis Arquette, Conrad Janis, Michael Ensign, Robert Rothwell, Barbara Whinnery
Fiscus poses in provocative attire for a newspaper feature; Dr. Caldwell and Joan try to take a spontaneous trip to Paris; Armstrong reacts to the pressures she faces; and everyone waits to hear about who will be dropped from the residency program.
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Directed by Eric LaneuvilleGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Joey Aresco, Barbara Whinnery, Starletta DuPois, Rebecca Robertson, Robert Gribbin
The residents scatter as vacation begins; Morrison meets a charming young woman; the E.R. faces major structural repairs; Steven Craig returns home after licking his drug problem; and Luther tries to find a Cheshire cat for a skeptical little girl. Dr. Auschlander collapses in an elevator. Elliot Axelrod has an interview for a position as a resident.
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Directed by Linda DayWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Stephen Furst, Dee Hoty, Scott Paulin, Christina Kokubo, Byron Stewart, Tannis Vallely, Helen Hunt
