The Interns (1970–1971)The story concerns Doctor Peter Goldstone and five interns at the New North Hospital. The five interns consist of a black, a woman, a young married male and two swingers. |
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Stephen Brooks | ... |
Dr. Greg Pettit
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| Christopher Stone | ... |
Dr. Pooch Hardin
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Hal Frederick | ... |
Dr. Cal Barrin
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Elaine Giftos | ... |
Bobbe Marsh
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| Mike Farrell | ... |
Dr. Sam Marsh
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Sandra Smith | ... |
Dr. Lydia Thorpe
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Dr. Peter Goldstone
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Skip Homeier | ... |
Dr. Hugh Jacoby
(24 episodes, 1970-1971)
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The story concerns Doctor Peter Goldstone and five interns at the New North Hospital. The five interns consist of a black, a woman, a young married male and two swingers. Written by J.E. McKillop <jmckillo@notes.cc.bellcore.com>
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18 September 1970 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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In this ensemble cast drama which predated ER and Grey's Anatomy, I got my first glimpse of what goes on in a hospital. Usually, doctors are just supporting bits or extras in the typical TV drama, but here we have young, winsome doctors trying to make it in a medical setting dealing with various diseases as well as personal problems. No bloody scenes but lots of melodrama. It didn't last long, and I can only remember a few episodes (like the patient whose hand was caught in the elevator door and a street clown who broke a lot of bones in her ankle after a perilous somersault). Nevertheless, it was the first time I saw Mike Farrell before he went to MASH and the last I've seen of Broderick Crawford. Good to great, too bad it didn't last long.