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.
Season 3 episodes
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Morrison and Clancy argue over what to do about her unexpected pregnancy; Rosenthal and Dr. Auschlander fail to agree about anything as a nurses' strike looms; the emergency room receives three seriously burned firefighters; and Dr. Westphall collides with a strong-minded Mother Superior over life support for a critically ill nun.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Ernie Hudson, Stephen Elliott, Christina Kokubo, Byron Stewart
Dr. Westphall bans Sister Dominica from the hospital; the firefighters try to adjust to their injuries; Fiscus meets a fairy godmother; White returns to work; Clancy takes matters concerning her pregnancy into her own hands; and a Federal mediator joins the stalled contract talks.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Sagan Lewis, Susan Blu, Tammy Grimes, Stephen Elliott, Byron Stewart
The rapist returns to St. Eligius; Daniels stays on the job as Rosenthal leads most of the other nurses out on strike; Ellen persuades Dr. Craig to go to a therapist about their marital problems; Luther learns one of the firefighters is fighting his pain in his own way; and Lizzie Westphall leaves for college.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by John TinkerGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Jennifer Savidge, David Faustino, Ernie Hudson, Stephen Elliott, Mark Blum
Luther and Warren do some plumbing for Dr. Craig during their temporary layoff; Papandrao leaves the picket line to help Ehrlich in an emergency operation; Dr. Caldwell tries to find new ways for the firefighters to deal with their continuing pain; and Martin finds herself confronting the rapist again.
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Directed by Mark TinkerGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Jennifer Savidge, Ernie Hudson, Stephen Elliott, Byron Stewart, Herb Edelman
Breathless (1984) Anonymous Auschlander feels negligent when a long-term maintenance worker develops asbestosis. White attempts to locate his children. A mental health patient admits to the hospital rapes. One of the firefighters develops complications in his treatment. Ehrlich's bid to meet the new nutritionist turns into a disaster.
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Directed by Eric LaneuvilleWritten by Joel SurnowGuest stars Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Sagan Lewis, Ernie Hudson, Heather McNair, Stephen Elliott, Byron Stewart, Al Ruscio
Dr. Caldwell performs plastic surgery on Manny while Jerry fights off cabin fever; Dr. Auschlander hires Joan Halloran as his new assistant; Axelrod becomes a hypochondriac; White reunites with his family; and a disturbed Daniels decides to do something about White.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by Charles H. EgleeGuest stars Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Sagan Lewis, Nancy Stafford, Jamey Sheridan, Ernie Hudson, Nathan Purdee, Stephen Elliott
Dr. Westphall finds himself a suspect in the Peter White shooting; Morrison finds a psychological cause for a boy's asthma attacks; many of the residents interview for a TV job; and the city honors the surviving firefighters.
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Directed by David AnspaughGuest stars Ellen Bry, Terence Knox, Sagan Lewis, Nancy Stafford, Ernie Hudson, Jerry Supiran, Stephen Elliott, Mari Gorman
Dr. Westphall suffers sleepless nights; a young man from the Philippines is apparently frightened to death by his dreams; Luther dreams of sweet revenge with the help of some `ZZ Top' impersonators; Ehrlich dreams of being washed up on an island of Amazon women; and Morrison suffers from nightmares of Peter White when he and some other residents take part in a dream research project.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Terence Knox, Jeana Keough, Carol Arthur, Byron Stewart, Chuck McCann, Chad Allen, Patricia Harty, Danièle Arnaud
A bone-marrow specialist arrives to perform a transplant between two feuding brothers and quickly befriends Annie; the last firefighter gives Caldwell a parting gift; Morrison's next door neighbor experiences a tragedy while baby-sitting Pete; Rosenthal overcomes her fears and begins an affair with Clarendon; and White's killer is cornered on the hospital roof.
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Directed by Eric LaneuvilleGuest stars Ellen Bry, Sagan Lewis, Harold Gould, Stephen Elliott, Byron Stewart, Herb Edelman, John Schuck, Caroline McWilliams
Dr. Auschlander suggests a controversial liver dialysis procedure for Wegener's little girl, using her father's liver to do the work; Cavanero is stung by the same rumor she started about Dr. Holtz; and Chandler reports an old voodoo woman for practicing medicine without a license. Dr. Craig is called before the fees commission. Rosenthal meets Clarendon's wife.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowWritten by John TinkerGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Nancy Stafford, Jennifer Savidge, Harold Gould, Beverly Sanders, Christina Kokubo, Beah Richards, Herb Edelman
Mrs. Wegener returns to find both her ex-husband and her daughter near death; Clancy moves in with Morrison after a burglary; Martin gives Fiscus a letter concerning Daniels; and Lizzie returns from Vassar with a boyfriend.
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Directed by David AnspaughWritten by Charles H. Eglee, Mark TinkerGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Mimi Kennedy, Casey Siemaszko, Herb Edelman, John Schuck, Helen Hunt, Virginia Capers
Fiscus pressures Martin into taking a step outside the psychiatric ward; Judge Farnham questions Dr. Auschlander about the ethics of Mr. Wegener's role in his daughter's treatment while Mrs. Wegener decides to take the child back to Chicago; Tommy's school asks Dr. Westphall to withdraw him; an angry Mitzi confronts Rosenthal about the affair; and Ehrlich tries to help the nymphomaniac wife of a patient.
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Directed by William DanielsWritten by Charles H. EgleeGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Mimi Kennedy, Anne-Marie Martin, Beverly Sanders, Herb Edelman, John Schuck, Jack Dodson, Chad Allen
An old friend of Dr. Auschlander returns from Africa to locate a kidney donor for a young African; Helen celebrates her birthday; removing a bullet in E.R. proves risky to both the patient and the doctor; and Mrs. Hufnagle returns to the hospital.
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Directed by Mark TinkerGuest stars Jennifer Savidge, David Wayne, Christina Kokubo, Cady McClain, Jeannie Elias, Byron Stewart, Larry B. Scott, Christopher Allport
A donor is found for Tshalla but Ehrlich misses out on the operation; Chandler tries to juggle the multiple wives of a bigamist patient; and Morrison faces a personal problem when Luther is recruited by a Caribbean medical school with doubtful credentials.
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Directed by David AnspaughGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Kavi Raz, Nancy Stafford, Ilene Graff, Rae Dawn Chong, David Wayne, Cady McClain
Dr. Wyler puts Dr. Auschlander onto a new way of life; Halloran interviews Morrison's co-workers in an effort to build a case for him; Ehrlich takes the Craigs out for a disastrous dinner; and Mrs. Hufnagle loses a chance at a new life.
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Directed by Mark TinkerWritten by Tom Fontana, John MasiusGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Nancy Stafford, Michael Dukakis, David Wayne, Byron Stewart, Larry B. Scott, Keone Young
Westphall places a new doctor in charge of the E.R., and she immediately clashes with Fiscus; Axelrod's visit to Mrs. Hufnagel's apartment sends her back to the hospital; Rosenthal and Clarendon reconcile; Dr. Craig celebrates his 30th wedding anniversary with a visit from his estranged brother; Dr. Caldwell begins treatment of a disfigured girl suffering from a massive facial fibromatosis; and a junkie admits his very pregnant, 14-year-old girl friend.
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Directed by Charles BravermanWritten by Norma Safford Vela, Jorge ZamaconaGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Dee Hoty, Karen Austin, Jeannie Elias, Lycia Naff, Tim Van Patten, Herb Edelman, Florence Halop
Dr. Woodley tries to help Maddy decide what to do after her baby is born while Dean sets up a disastrous drug deal; Ehrlich offends a disabled cafeteria worker with his `Health Spot' segment; and Lizzie runs away from pressures at college and tries to reunite her family.
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Directed by Janet GreekGuest stars Karen Austin, Casey Siemaszko, Lycia Naff, Jeff Allin, Tim Van Patten, Chad Allen, Florence Halop, Michael Richards
Dean takes off for Florida, leaving Maddy alone to face the future; Myra gives birth to a son, Peter; Hufnagel haggles over her latest bill; Rosenthal struggles with life in the ER; the phone repairman is electrocuted; Dr. Auschlander, angry about his portrait, cancels the dedication ceremony; and Martin returns to medical practice.
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Directed by Leo PennGuest stars Jennifer Savidge, Karen Austin, Byron Stewart, Lycia Naff, Jeff Allin, Tim Van Patten, Herb Edelman, Florence Halop
Westphall's old friend, Capt. Gloria Neal, arrives to make sure everything is prepared for an emergency as the First Lady passes through the area; Ehrlich creates anguish for a mother and child when he casually reports suspected child abuse; Clarendon faces Rosenthal's children when he decides to move in; and Shirley, out on bail and awaiting trial, returns to St. Eligius.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowWritten by John TinkerGuest stars Ellen Bry, Sagan Lewis, Nancy Stafford, Karen Austin, Christina Kokubo, Cady McClain, Jeannie Elias, Herb Edelman
Dr. Westphall decides to sell his house; Andrea Fordham sees her new face for the first time; Shirley returns to the morgue where she shot Peter White; Rosenthal believes she's pregnant again; and Mrs. Hufnagle faces surgery.
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Guest stars Ellen Bry, Sagan Lewis, Kavi Raz, Jo De Winter, Cady McClain, Jeannie Elias, Herb Edelman, Florence Halop
Dr. Westphall decides to sell his house; Andrea Fordham sees her new face for the first time; Shirley returns to the morgue where she shot Peter White; Rosenthal believes she's pregnant again; and Mrs. Hufnagle faces surgery.
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Directed by Mark TinkerGuest stars Ellen Bry, Sagan Lewis, Kavi Raz, Jennifer Savidge, Robert Krimmer, Jo De Winter, Jeannie Elias, Philip Sterling
A young woman's multiple sclerosis worsens, threatening her life as a circus clown; Dr. Craig helps Dr. Westphall look for a condo; and Morrison feels the pressures of his responsibilities as a doctor and father.
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Guest stars Kavi Raz, Jennifer Savidge, Dennis Dugan, Gina Hecht, Michael Fox, Jane Merrow, Helen Hunt, Florence Halop
Luther loses his hearing in an explosion; Morrison finds an explanation for his poorer than usual performance; and Axelrod learns that he is Mrs. Hufnagle's beneficiary and meets her son.
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Directed by David AnspaughGuest stars Bonnie Bartlett, Sagan Lewis, Nancy Stafford, John Furlong, Al Ruscio, Jim Lau, Chad Allen, Joe D'Angerio
Mrs. Auschlander faces major heart surgery; Dr. Craig is disturbed to see the ravages of time on his mentor, Dr. David Domedion; Ehrlich searches for a religion; the messiah shows up for a Celtics game; and Dr. Westphall announces his resignation at a friendly little bar called Cheers.
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Directed by Bruce PaltrowWritten by Tom Fontana, John Tinker, John MasiusGuest stars Sagan Lewis, Jennifer Savidge, Jane Wyatt, Rhea Perlman, Aaron Lohr, Byron Stewart, Dean Jagger, Lou Jacobi
