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   2002 · Medical · 1 season

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2. Cast

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     William Fichtner

     Dr. Bruce Kellerman
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     John Hannah

     Dr. Robert Dalgety
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     Leslie Stefanson

     Shelly Pangborn
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     Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor

     Dr. Quinn Joyner
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     Jane Lynch

     Nurse "Doctor" Poole
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     Robert Joy

     Frank Coones

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   Episode Guide

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     1. Time of Death Sep 25, 2002
     • Doctors at Mission General Hospital in San Francisco bend the rules to treat their patients.
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     2. A la Casa Oct 2, 2002
     • A camera crew shoots a TV show; Kellerman steals a machine to help a heart patient.
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     3. Open Heart Oct 9, 2002
     • A car mows down people at a bus stop in front of Mission General.

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