Doctor Doctor

TV Series
1989–1991
30m

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Four Harvard-educated doctors form Northeast Medical Partners, a joint practice in Providence, Rhode Island, after completing residencies.Four Harvard-educated doctors form Northeast Medical Partners, a joint practice in Providence, Rhode Island, after completing residencies.Four Harvard-educated doctors form Northeast Medical Partners, a joint practice in Providence, Rhode Island, after completing residencies.

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8.6/10

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Awards
- 2 wins total

Episodes40

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Matt Frewer

Dr. Mike Stratford

Julius Carry

Dr. Abe Butterfield

Beau Gravitte

Dr. Grant Linowitz

Maureen Mueller

Dr. Deirdre Bennett

Tony Carreiro

Richard Stratford

Audrie Neenan

Nurse Faye Barylski…

Brian George

Hugh Persons

Sarah Abrell

Pia Bismarck

Dakin Matthews

Dr. Harold Stratford

Inga Swenson

Connie Stratford

Anne Ramsay

Dr. Leona Linowitz

Jane Brucker

Elizabeth McQueen

Timothy Stack

Holly Fulger

Carolyn Marsh

Marlon Taylor

Justin Butterfield

Eddie Barth

Raymond

Amanda Hillwood

Jenna Lathrop

Kathe Mazur

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Quotes
Dr. Mike Stratford: Never knock on Death's door: ring the bell and run away! Death really hates that!

Connections
Referenced in The Last Shot (2004)

Soundtracks
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(uncredited)
Written by Rudy Clark and Arthur Resnick

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Matt Frewer's comic talents

This series stands along with Fawlty Towers as the most hilarious and short-lived series on television.

As with Max Headroom, Frewer was far ahead of his time and the show's humor and situations (i.e. his gay brother) were too controversial for 1989 audiences.

I think Frewer's talents have been grossly under-exploited and all of his work since, has been good, but has not provided a good vehicle to exploit his strengths. (The ad-lib outtakes seen on a CBS blooper show in '89 were outrageously funny!!)

Given the right situation he would be one of the comic geniuses of our time.

I keep hoping to see a DVD set or a run on cable so I can tape it.