St. Elsewhere (1982)
St. Elsewhere (1982)
Plot.
Where to Watch.
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This TV Show Is About.
Cast & Crew.
William Daniels
Mark Craig / Director
Norman Lloyd
Daniel Auschlander
G.W. Bailey
Hugh Beale
Ronny Cox
John Gideon
Bonnie Bartlett
Ellen Craig
Ellen Bry
Shirley Daniels
Ed Begley Jr.
Victor Ehrlich
Denzel Washington
Dr. Philip Chandler
Mark Harmon
Robert Caldwell
Bruce Greenwood
Seth Griffin
Terence Knox
Peter White
Eric Laneuville
Luther Hawkins / Director
Howie Mandel
Wayne Fiscus
Kim Miyori
Wendy Armstrong
Cindy Pickett
Carol Novino
Joshua Brand
Creator / Producer / Director / Writer
David Morse
Jack Morrison / Director
John Masius
Creator / Producer / Writer
Ed Flanders
Donald Westphall
John Falsey
Creator / Producer / Writer
France Nuyen
Paulette Kiem
Christina Pickles
Helen Rosenthal
Mark Tinker
Creator / Executive Producer / Director / Writer
Bruce Paltrow
Executive Producer / Director / Writer
David Birney
Ben Samuels
Kavi Raz
Vijay Kochar
Channing Gibson
Producer
Abby Singer
Producer
Cynthia Sikes
Annie Cavanero
John Tinker
Producer / Writer
Nancy Stafford
Joan Halloran
Tom Fontana
Producer / Writer
Denzel Washington
Philip Chandler
Stephen Furst
Elliot Axelrod / Elliot Axelrod / Dr. Elliot Axelrod
Norman Rockett
Set Decoration
Jaqueline Webber
Art Direction
Cameron Birnie
Art Direction
Scott L. London
Assistant Property Master
Marvin L. Gunter
Director of Photography
Rick F. Gunter
Director of Photography
Lona Jeffers
Makeup Artist
David Anspaugh
Director
Allan Arkush
Director
Victor Lobl
Director
Michael Fresco
Director
Kevin Hooks
Director
Thomas Carter
Director
Leo Penn
Director
Charles Braverman
Director
Helaine Head
Director
Linda Day
Director
Sarah Fischer
First Assistant Director
Tim Matheson
Director
Peter Medak
Director
Bethany Rooney
Director
Janet Greek
Director
Robert P. Seppey
Editor
Richard E. Rabjohn
Editor
Larry L. Mills
Editor
J.A.C. Redford
Music
Dave Grusin
Main Title Theme Composer
Charles H. Eglee
Writer
Eric Overmyer
Writer
Norma Safford Vela
Writer
Lydia Woodward
Writer
Grace McKeaney
Writer
Joel Surnow
Writer
Jorge Zamacona
Writer
Russ Woody
Writer
John PiRoman
Writer
Michael Duggan
Writer
James Kahn
Writer
Paul Linke
Dr. Herb Benzig
Christopher Guest
H.J. Cummings
Frances Lee McCain
Mrs. Reinhardt
David Packer
Willie Andrews
Helen Page Camp
Mrs. Deangelis
Molly Cheek
Leslie Stevenson
Jennifer Savidge
Lucy Papandrao / Lucy Papandrao / Nurse Lucy Papandrao
Harold Gould
Melvin Millstein
Stephen Shortridge
ER Patient
Ed Lauter
Stan Morgen
Laraine Newman
Jane Zontell
Norman Burton
Monsignor Senti
Jane Wyatt
Katherine Auschlander
Alan Arkin
Jerry Singleton
Sagan Lewis
Jacqueline Wade / Jacqueline Wade / Dr. Jacqueline Wade
Wil Wheaton
Owen Drimmer
Barbara Tarbuck
Agnes Najinsky
Anne Haney
Mrs. Clifford
Rosalind Chao
Mary Wilson
Nan Martin
Mrs. Stevenson
Patricia Wettig
Joanne
Steve Allen
Lech oseransky
Tim Robbins
Andrew Reinhardt
Lance Guest
Orderly Rooney
Linda Carlson
Janet Dalton
Jack Bannon
Stephen MacAllister
Bette Ford
Pat Kroll
Melinda Culea
McPhail
Jamie Rose
Dr. Birch
Rosemary DeCamp
Amy Jeffries
Jean Bruce Scott
Roberta Sloan
Peter Maloney
Dr. Burgess
Kate Mulgrew
Helen O'Casey
Herb Edelman
Richard Clarendon
Macon McCalman
Henry Judson
Robert Costanzo
Mr. Broadwater
Adam Rich
Louis Appleton
Chad Allen
Tommy Westphall
Deborah White
Nina Morrison
Rafael Campos
Ramon
John Schuck
Andrew Wegener
Florence Halop
Mrs. Hufnagel
Peggy McCay
Claire Fields
Richard Marcus
Ralph Selover
Jeremy Licht
Robbie Durant
Lois Foraker
Masha
Paula Hoffman
Caitlin McFadden
John Dennis Johnston
Nick Moats
Millie Slavin
Maggie
Valerie Wildman
Woman in Bar
Bruce Gray
Col. Harvey Blackwell
Piper Laurie
Fran Singleton
John Mahon
Police Officer
Henry Beckman
Mr. Benville
Frances Bay
Mrs. Renninger
Leo Gordon
Bjorn Johnston
Bob Harks
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Bill Macy
Hershel Millstein
Joan Hotchkis
Dr. Mary Carlisle
Penny Santon
Frannie Catalano
Charles Bouvier
Appliance Repairman
David Knell
Matthew Brody
Martin Garner
William Bonwit
Allyn Ann McLerie
Roxanne Reed
Jean Allison
Marie Benzinger
Michael Sharrett
Donald Westphall
Tom Atkins
Bob Lonnicker
Anita Gillette
Maureen Westphall
Stan Ivar
Matthew Faison
Earl Boen
William Long Jr.
William Schallert
Helen Martin
Arnold F. Turner
Elizabeth Ruscio
Lycia Naff
Larry B. Scott
Linda Thorson
Melody Anderson
Jane Kaczmarek
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Joey Aresco
Conrad Janis
Rebecca Forstadt
Don DeFore
Alan Fudge
Paula Kelly
Tannis Vallely
Pamela Dunlap
Joseph Ruskin
Leigh French
Tom Tully
Peter Michael Goetz
Joseph Maher
Charlotte Rae
Akosua Busia
Richard Chaves
Ilene Graff
Robert Pastorelli
Anne-Marie Martin
Louise Lasser
Gerald Hiken
Janis Paige
Nathan Purdee
Aaron Lohr
Deborah Harmon
Dick Shawn
Judith Light
Carel Struycken
Ricky Paull Goldin
David Faustino
Priscilla Morrill
Jayne Meadows
K Callan
Elya Baskin
Tom Hulce
Dorothy Fielding
Candace Cameron Bure
Ernie Hudson
Marian Mercer
George DelHoyo
Caroline McWilliams
Susan Blackstone
Fredric Cook
Jeannie Elias
Tim Van Patten
Cady McClain
Jay Tarses
Penelope Ann Miller
William Frankfather
Michael Pataki
Keenan Wynn
Melanie Chartoff
Christian Hoff
Cyril O'Reilly
Gina Hecht
Ruth Kobart
John McIntire
Hector Elias
Bettye Ackerman
Sasha Mitchell
Richard Hamilton
Marc Hayashi
Rhetta Greene
Kevin Scannell
Jaclyn Bernstein
Christopher Michael Moore
Barney Martin
Philip Charles MacKenzie
Virginia Capers
Adam Arkin
Micole Mercurio
William Windom
Bibi Osterwald
Taliesin Jaffe
Lyle Talbot
Thomas Hill
Diane Delano
Beverly Todd
Richard Lawson
Chuck McCann
Michael Ensign
Milton Selzer
Irene Tedrow
Michael Des Barres
Ernie Sabella
Richard Gilliland
Conchata Ferrell
Tim Thomerson
Dody Goodman
James Coco
Ji-Tu Cumbuka
Gregory Itzin
Sarah Lilly
Frank Campanella
Mary Woronov
Kim Johnston Ulrich
Tracy Nelson
Alice Hirson
Jamey Sheridan
Susan Blu
Heather McNair
Robert Krimmer
Michael Dukakis
Jack Murdock
Liam Sullivan
Beverly Sanders
Dorothy McGuire
Karen Austin
Jessie Lawrence Ferguson
Steve Eastin
Jack Riley
David Sage
Michael Laskin
Brian Tochi
Roberta Maxwell
John Ratzenberger
John Walter Davis
John Fox
Walter Brooke
Ray Liotta
André Gower
Ron Fassler
Milo O’Shea
Jeannetta Arnette
Jason Bateman
Joe Regalbuto
Leah Ayres
Jack Dodson
Malcolm Stewart
Howard George
Eva Le Gallienne
Cotter Smith
Alison Sweeney
George Morfogen
Eric Christmas
Lisa Bonet
Brian McNamara
Austin Pendleton
Helen Hunt
Christina Kokubo
Stephen Elliott
Oliver Clark
Jeff McCracken
Ray Charles
Sydney Penny
Keone Young
William Russ
Charles Cioffi
Mimi Kennedy
Michael Madsen
Brandon Call
Reid Shelton
Ramon Bieri
Eric Stoltz
Casey Siemaszko
Philip Sterling
Byron Stewart
David Ruprecht
Cassandra Peterson
Jane Merrow
Philip Bruns
Albert Salmi
Lionel Mark Smith
Rae Dawn Chong
Dennis Patrick
Michael Saucedo
Michael Learned
Jonathan Goldsmith
Amy Resnick
Lurene Tuttle
Heather McAdam
Gary Bayer
Juanita Jennings
Joe Seely
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St. Elsewhere is an American medical drama television series created by Joshua Brand and John Falsey, that originally ran on NBC from October 26, 1982, to May 25, 1988. The series stars Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd, and William Daniels as teaching doctors at an aging, rundown Boston hospital who give interns a promising future in making critical medical and life decisions. The series was produced by MTM Enterprises, which had success with a similar NBC series, the police drama Hill Street Blues, during that same time. The series were often compared to each other for their use of ensemble casts and overlapping serialized storylines (an original ad for St. Elsewhere quoted a critic that called the series "Hill Street Blues in a hospital").
Recognized for its gritty, realistic drama, St. Elsewhere gained a small yet loyal following (the series never ranked higher than 47th place in the yearly Nielsen ratings) over its six-season, 137-episode run; however, the series also found a strong audience in Nielsen's 18–49 age demographic, a young demo later known for a young, affluent audience that TV advertisers were eager to reach. The series also earned critical acclaim during its run, earning 13 Emmy Awards for its writing, acting, and directing. St. Elsewhere was ranked No. 20 on TV Guide's 2002 list of "The 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time", with the magazine also selecting it as the best drama series of the 1980s in a 1993 issue. In 2013, TV Guide ranked the series No. 51 on its list of the "60 Best Series of All Time". In December 2023, Variety ranked St. Elsewhere #92 on its list of the 100 greatest TV shows of all time.