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Title: The Last One (25 May 1988)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| William Daniels | ... | Dr. Mark Craig | |
| Norman Lloyd | ... | Dr. Daniel Auschlander | |
| Ronny Cox | ... | Dr. John Gideon | |
| Bonnie Bartlett | ... | Ellen Craig | |
| Ed Begley Jr. | ... | Dr. Victor Ehrlich | |
| Stephen Furst | ... | Dr. Elliot Axelrod (credit only) | |
| Bruce Greenwood | ... | Dr. Seth Griffin | |
| Eric Laneuville | ... | Luther Hawkins | |
| Sagan Lewis | ... | Dr. Jacqueline Wade | |
| Howie Mandel | ... | Dr. Wayne Fiscus | |
| David Morse | ... | Dr. Jack Morrison | |
| France Nuyen | ... | Dr. Paulette Kiem | |
| Cindy Pickett | ... | Dr. Carol Novino | |
| Christina Pickles | ... | Nurse Helen Rosenthal | |
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Jennifer Savidge | ... | Nurse Lucy Papandrao |
Third year doctors end their residencies. Auschlander tries to keep the hospital open but complications arise. Griffin places his trust in God. Ehrlich comes back from a soul searching surf safari. Ellen is offered a job in Cleveland.
If ever an episode felt like people were going through the motions, it was this one, and don't get me started on the silly Tommy Westphall ending. Sure it explains the silliness and lack of seriousness with which medical matters were often treated on this show as far as accuracy goes, but to me it was just lame. I thought so when it first aired, I still think so now. The final season really showed the show and characters had worn out and that's too bad. Because the first three seasons were truly spectacular TV.