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== Medical Drama==
=== Film ===
* In ''[[Catch Me If You Can]]'', con man Frank Abagnale Jr works illegally as a doctor, among other things. This subplot looks almost as if it could be reused as a pilot for a television series. Which is entirely appropriate, since Frank is shown studying hospital dramas for lingo and basic protocol ("Do you concur?")
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==Other Genres==
=== Anime & Manga ===
* The ''[[Excel Saga (anime)|Excel Saga]]'' anime is, for the most part, the epitome of a [[Gag Series]]. So naturally one of the last episodes was played completely straight.
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=== Literature ===
* ''[[To Kill a Mockingbird]]'': The genre of the novel is probably best described as "coming of age". In the middle of it is a courtroom drama. There are some other crime elements scattered throughout, but it would be misleading to describe it as a crime or law novel.
** [[The Film of the Book|The film]] has a higher focus on the courtroom scene and won the award "Best Courtroom Drama" from the American Film Institute.
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