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Inconceivable (2005– )A drama based around the doctors, psychologists, lawyers and patients at a fertility clinic. |
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| David Norona | ... |
Scott Garcia
(10 episodes, 2005)
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| Angie Harmon | ... |
Dr. Nora Campbell
(10 episodes, 2005)
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| Reynaldo Rosales | ... |
Angel Hernandez
(10 episodes, 2005)
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| Melinda McGraw | ... |
Suzanne Cohen
(5 episodes, 2005)
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| David Newsom | ... |
Dave Cohen
(5 episodes, 2005)
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| Jonathan Slavin | ... |
Jim Kleckner
(5 episodes, 2005)
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| Lisa Waltz | ... |
Ellen Gilley
(5 episodes, 2005)
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A drama based around the doctors, psychologists, lawyers and patients at a fertility clinic.
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Sorry NBC, I think you have got a great cast that has produced probably the worst new series on network TV and I'm including the FOX show that has already been cancelled after 2 airings. The idea that a fertility clinic is a great backdrop for a riveting drama is well, at best misguided. I have no real opinion on the fertility issue, but thousands do and that is dividing your viewing public right there. Then you alienate another bunch of viewers by having white parents rejecting a black baby. Going well so far? Then there is gay couple using a surrogate (I think that lost the bible belt), a BJ in the office, switching "husbands deposits" kept in a wine cooler, labels that seem not to stick well, records laying around with photos and no security. Hell, no wonder they need a lawyer, I think they must have broken so many laws it is a wonder they are not already closed down. Come on NBC, pull their license to practice and put on reruns of Law & Order, you know it makes sense. And Angie Harmon, run like hell away from this Friday night fiasco.