Dr. Rachel Griffen returns from the Far East, planning on incorporating alternative medicine with traditional practices. Her mentor Dr. Isaac Braun is skeptical and administrator Quinten ...
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Title: Body & Soul (2002– )
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| Peter Strauss | ... | Dr. Isaac Braun 9 episodes, 2002 | |
| Larissa Laskin | ... | Dr. Rachel Griffen 9 episodes, 2002 | |
| Currie Graham | ... | Quinten Bremmer 9 episodes, 2002 | |
| Gil Birmingham | ... | Oz 8 episodes, 2002 | |
| James T. Callahan | ... | Wallace Beaton 3 episodes, 2002 | |
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Dr. Rachel Griffen returns from the Far East, planning on incorporating alternative medicine with traditional practices. Her mentor Dr. Isaac Braun is skeptical and administrator Quinten Bremmer outright hostile. Oz is the ever cheerful orderly. Written by rharlan58
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mortician | hospital | holistic | female doctor | alternative medicine |Taglines:
A modern hospital. Ancient healing. A place where miracles happen.Genres:
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8 September 2002 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CanadaCompany Credits
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Body and Soul wasn't actually that bad of a series. It was kinda of dissapointing that is only lasted two months. It had some good plot lines and even had some stuff that was kinda "racey" for the PAX channel. Peter Strauss had the best role I think. But since it was on the PAX channel it wasn't like ER. ER has some serious storylines, having some gross stuff and some pretty good cliff hangers. This show showed the ER as "soft" place and that wasn't realistic, so that is probably how the show failed. Another reason is they didn't have any other well known actors, expect Peter Strauss, on the show. There was one actor that was familiar and that was Brian McNamara who was in the crummy, B-Movie Caddyshack sequel, be most likely nobody even knows he exists, even I didn't till now. This show had unrealistic patients, storylines and characters. Sure it was okay, but not good enough to keep me from changing the channel after 15 minutes of viewing.