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* [[Adored |
* [[Adored by the Network]]: Well, by NBC executive Brandon Tartikoff. It was his favorite show, a fact which saved it from cancellation a couple of times. |
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* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]] (with a side of [[Retroactive Recognition]]) |
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]] (with a side of [[Retroactive Recognition]]) |
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** [[Denzel Washington]]'s first major role. |
** [[Denzel Washington]]'s first major role. |
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** ...also where Ed Begley, Jr., [[House (TV)|David Morse]], and [[Deal or No Deal|Howie Mandel]] first got noticed |
** ...also where Ed Begley, Jr., [[House (TV series)|David Morse]], and [[Deal or No Deal|Howie Mandel]] first got noticed |
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** [[Saturday Night Live|Larraine Newman]] was a mental patient in a first-season [[Story Arc]]. |
** [[Saturday Night Live|Larraine Newman]] was a mental patient in a first-season [[Story Arc]]. |
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** William Daniels, Terence Knox, [[NCIS|Mark Harmon]], David Birney, [[Babylon |
** William Daniels, Terence Knox, [[NCIS|Mark Harmon]], David Birney, [[Babylon 5|Stephen Furst]], Alfre Woodard, Bruce Greenwood, France Nuyen, and Norman Lloyd all had regular roles as doctors. |
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** [[Night Court|Florence Halop]] had a recurring role as a grouchy old lady patient. |
** [[Night Court|Florence Halop]] had a recurring role as a grouchy old lady patient. |
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** [[Thirtysomething|Patricia Wettig]] and [[Mad About You|Helen Hunt]] both played characters Dr. Morrison was romantically involved with. |
** [[Thirtysomething|Patricia Wettig]] and [[Mad About You|Helen Hunt]] both played characters Dr. Morrison was romantically involved with. |
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Revision as of 11:38, 8 April 2014
- Adored by the Network: Well, by NBC executive Brandon Tartikoff. It was his favorite show, a fact which saved it from cancellation a couple of times.
- Hey, It's That Guy! (with a side of Retroactive Recognition)
- Denzel Washington's first major role.
- ...also where Ed Begley, Jr., David Morse, and Howie Mandel first got noticed
- Larraine Newman was a mental patient in a first-season Story Arc.
- William Daniels, Terence Knox, Mark Harmon, David Birney, Stephen Furst, Alfre Woodard, Bruce Greenwood, France Nuyen, and Norman Lloyd all had regular roles as doctors.
- Florence Halop had a recurring role as a grouchy old lady patient.
- Patricia Wettig and Helen Hunt both played characters Dr. Morrison was romantically involved with.
- Ray Charles guest stars as a blind homeless blues man.