Doctors who give a damn.
The professional and private lives of the predominantly female staff of the Women's Medical Arts, a progressive clinic with a mandate to breathe new life into the doctor-patient relationship.
Dr. Paul Jared
The show's tagline is: "Doctors who give a damn."
The series spans 2 seasons with 18 episodes in total (avg. 9 per season).
Each episode runs approximately 60 minutes.
The series ran from 1988 to 1989 — a total of 1 years on air.
Originally aired on ABC.
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Ended
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English
3/23/1988
3/30/1989
