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THE MEDICAL SERIES
BEN CASEY/ABC/1961-66
[Voice of Sam Jaffe as Doctor David Zorba] "Man, woman, birth, death,
infinity." [corresponding pictographs drawn on a blackboard].
THE BOLD ONES/NBC/1969-73
[Announcer] "THE BOLD ONES! E.G. Marshall, John Saxon, and David
Hartman...doctors expanding the horizons of medicine...THE BOLD ONES!"
MEDIC/NBC/1954-56
[Voice of Richard Boone] "My name is Konrad Styner. I'm a doctor of
medicine. Guardian of birth, healer of the sick, comforter of the aged. To the
profession of medicine, to the men and women who labor in its cause, this story
is dedicated."
MEDICAL CENTER/CBS/1969-76
|
[Sounds of a beating heart
followed by a variety of voices] |
| PBX Operator: |
Medical Center.
I'll ring. |
| Female: |
Computer
medicine. |
| Male: |
Blood pressure
dropping 100 over 60 |
|
PBX Operator: |
Dr. Lochner
report to cardio-pulmonary, Inhalation therapist to Emergency Room. |
| Male: |
Increase the
Hydra cortasone. |
| Female: |
Red Blanket |
| Male: |
It's a massive
pulmonary embolism. |
| PBX Operator: |
Operator...Medical Center. |
| Female: |
Carbon
tetrachloride poisoning. |
| Male: |
Start cardiac
massage. |
|
Male: |
Aortic stenosis
with probable insufficiency. |
| Female: |
Stat call! |
| PBX Operator: |
Dr. Joseph
Gannon.
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QUINCY, M.E./NBC/1976-83
|
[A row of police cadets gather
next to an autopsy table. Jack Klugman as Dr. R. Quincy speaks] |
| Quincy: |
Gentlemen you are about to
enter the most fascinating field of medical science. The world of forensic
medicine. |
|
[Dr. Quincy then pulls back a
sheet to expose a corpse, and one by one the police cadets faint or flee
from the room]
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RESCUE 8/SYN/1958-60
[Narrator] "This program is dedicated to rescue teams throughout the US
and to the men who risk their lives daily to save others. And now, the stories
behind rescues."
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE/NBC/1965-68
| [John Hoyt as
a Doctor with Ben Gazzara as Paul Bryan]
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| Doctor: |
I'm deeply sorry,
Mr. Bryan. |
| Bryan: |
It's alright
Doctor. I already knew. |
|
Doctor: |
You have at least
nine months left, perhaps as much as eighteen. |
|
Bryan: |
The first doctor
gave me from one to two years. |
|
Doctor: |
I hope he's
right. What are you going to do? |
|
Bryan: |
Well, I have no
family. Haven't take a day off since law school. Guess I'll try to
squeeze thirty years of living into one or two. |
|
Doctor: |
It isn't
hopeless, Mr. Bryan.
Research is
being done and you'll be in good health until the last few weeks. So
always let us know where you are.
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THE RUNAWAYS/NBC/1978-79
[Narrator] "Right at this moment, thousands of children are running from
their homes, crying out for help, seeking escape from brutality, indifference.
One man hears them well-Steve Arizzio-a former juvenile officer, now a clinical
psychologist, has spent a life time answering such calls."
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