An adulterous newspaper reporter, who has just experienced a heart attack, pesters a black doctor into investigating the questionable medical practices taking place at the hospital where both are residing.
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Title: The Lazarus Syndrome (TV Movie 1978)
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| Louis Gossett Jr. | ... | Dr. MacArthur St. Clair | |
| Ronald Hunter | ... | Joe Hamill | |
| E.G. Marshall | ... | Dr. Mendel | |
| Sheila Frazier | ... | Gloria St. Clair | |
| Lara Parker | ... | Denice | |
| Peggy Walton-Walker | ... | Mrs. Hamill (as Peggy Walton Walker) | |
| René Enríquez | ... | Mr. Dominguez (as Rene Enríquez) | |
| Philip Sterling | ... | Skeptical Doctor | |
| Peggy McCay | ... | Stacy | |
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Arthur Rosenberg | ... | Anesthesiologist |
| Mary Carver | ... | Nurse | |
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Roberta Jean Williams | ... | Nurse |
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Ethelinn Block | ... | Nurse |
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Vincent Milana | ... | (as Vincent Duke Milana) |
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John Berwick | ... | Crash Cart Nurse |
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An adulterous newspaper reporter, who has just experienced a heart attack, pesters a black doctor into investigating the questionable medical practices taking place at the hospital where both are residing.
Lovable cheat Graeme Souness has just had himself one of them heart attacks and ends up under the care of Lou Gossett Jnr (future star of Bram Stoker's Legend of the Mummy). Even though there are many clashes at first between the two (Souness thinks Doctor Gossett's an arse, but then Lou thinks Souness is a chug nut) it's clear that there's a bromance on the horizon.
Y'see Lou's a hard-working cardiologist with a cheating wife and Souness is cheating on his own wife and getting Lou to give his wife the run around. There's rather a lot of this going on (as well as medical procedure). Then some sort of plot eventually emerges involving a drug fuelled Doctor. It's not that exciting.
I wonder what the show was actually like? The cheeseball freeze frame at the end was good, and the acting was okay, but nothing great.