The Bold Ones: The New Doctors
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1969
Drama
The Bold Ones: The New Doctors is an American medical drama that lasted for four seasons on NBC, from 1969 to 1973.
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- Cast:
- John Saxon , Julie Adams , E.G. Marshall , David Hartman
Episode 8 : Tender Predator
February. 14,1971
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Episode 7 : An Absence of Loneliness
January. 24,1971
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Episode 6 : A Matter of Priorities
January. 03,1971
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Episode 5 : In Dreams They Run
December. 13,1970
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Episode 4 : First: No Harm to the Patient
November. 15,1970
The hospital has been receiving patients with previous botched surgeries and Dr. Stuart investigates.
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Episode 3 : Giants Never Kneel
October. 25,1970
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Episode 2 : Killer on the Loose
October. 11,1970
A mysterious virus invades the hospital as the doctors struggle to find a cure.
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Episode 1 : This Will Really Kill You
September. 20,1970
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