Doogie Howser, M.D.
He began as a 16 year old doctor; but now 'boy genius' Doogie Howser (Neil Patrick Harris) is a young man dealing with the adult dilemmas of self-doubt, sexual relationships, racial tensions, new roommates, gun control, child abuse and beyond. This fourth and final season includes such fan-favorite episodes as "There's A Riot Going On", "The Adventures Of Sherlock Howser", "You've Come Along Way, Babysitter", and the Emmy® Award winning "Doogie Got A Gun" and much more.
Max Casella, Kathryn Layng, Lawrence Pressman, James Sikking, Belinda Montgomery and Markus Redmond co-star in this last season of the hit comedy/drama from creator/producers Steven Bochco and David E. Kelley that remains one of the best loved series of the 90s.
April 29, 1992. Doogie, Vinnie and the hospital staff deal with the aftermath of the L.A. Riots.
Doogie dates Katherine's new boss. David's angioplasty patient needs to consider putting her mentally-challenged, adult daughter into a group facility.
After Doogie lets a burglar into the house, he considers buying a gun.
When Doogie decides to get his own place, he and his parents go look at some apartments but none of them is to his liking. But when he finds a loft, he feels this is it but his father refuses to support him if he decides to take it.
Doogie has to learn how it feels to be a patient. So he is admitted, given some props to simulate elder difficulties, and is subjected to the same treatment and experiences as his patients.
Doogie makes a mistake during a surgery and starts to doubt himself. Vinnie agonizes over the presidential election.
Doogie dates a deaf patient and wants to "fix" her. Vinnie tries to raise money to make his movie.
Vinnie snakes a girl from Doogie which bruises Doogie's ego causing him to act obnoxiously. Ray passes the EMT test and starts second guessing himself.
Doogie battles his conscious over whether or not to report a heart transplant candidate's poor behavior. Janine returns wanting Vinnie back.
Vinnie has insomnia. Doogie has no social life.
Doogie and his father disagree on whether a child is a victim of child abuse. Doogie and Vinnie try video dating.
David throws out his back, and Katherine takes his place on the father-son fishing trip not to the initial delight of Doogie. Vinnie "nurses" the ailing Howser back to health.
Doogie is planning his New Year's celebration. He comes home and finds a girl there. He learns that the man who rented him his place also rented it out to her. They try to live together but the girl is very fancy free which drives the uptight Doogie crazy.
Doogie's locker room talk embarrasses the nurse he's dating causing her to get even. Vinnie unknowingly moves into a dorm room with a gay man.
Vinnie is upset when his not yet divorced father starts dating another woman. David is offered the position of Head of Family Medicine at the hospital.
Nurse Faber has a date with someone else causing Doogie to deal with his hurt feelings by imagining a Sherlock Holmes scenario. Curly gets engaged.
After Vinnie loses his virginity to Laura, he feels not good enough for her and begins to behave erratically. Doogie treats a famous actress for a mysterious illness.
Doogie learns that his former babysitter and crush, Rachel Wilson is in town. He hasn't seen her since he was 10 years old. Could his old fantasies finally come true? Vinnie attempts to get his movie script to a famous Hollywood actor, Nathan Gage.
A young patient at the hospital develops a crush on Doogie. A computer glitch in Vinnie's bank account gives him $16,000.
Doogie becomes enraged when a newspaper cartoonist, also a patient at the hospital, uses him as a caricature in his comic strip.
Vinnie serves on a jury and angers the other jurors by casting the only dissenting vote. Doogie finds out that a well-respected doctor has never gotten his medical license.
Doogie, feeling unsatisfied with his position in life, decides to take acting lessons. This develops into a real identity crisis, so Doogie decides to leave the hospital and travel the world to find himself.
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Neil Patrick Harris | Dr. Doogie Howser |
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Max Casella | Vinnie Delpino |
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James Sikking | Dr. David Howser |
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Lawrence Pressman | Dr. Benjamin Canfield |
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Belinda Montgomery | Katherine Howser |
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Markus Redmond | Raymond Alexander |
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Kathryn Layng | Nurse Curly Spaulding |
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Robyn Lively | Nurse Michele Faber |
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Rif Hutton | Dr. Ron Welch |
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Lainey Hashorva | Nurse |
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Gregg Marx | Bill |
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James Hong | Mr. Chen |
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Steve Eastin | Stage Guard |
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Robert Costanzo | Mr. Healey |
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James Pickens Jr. | Bert |
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John Ingle | |
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Emily Kuroda | Anesthesiologist |
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Alan Young | Dr. Emmitt Randall |
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Lucy Lin | Photographer |
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Annie O'Donnell | Mrs. Linson |
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Ray Abruzzo | Dr. Angelis |
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David Correia | Mr. Lopez |
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David Rupprecht | T.V. Interviewer |
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Doug Cox | Mr. Banta |
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Lincoln Kilpatrick | Judge |
| Packaging | Custom Case |
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| Nr Discs | 4 |
| Screen Ratios | 1.33:1 |
| Audio Tracks | ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo [CC] |
| Subtitles | English (Closed Captioned) |
| Distributor | Starz / Anchor Bay |
| Layers | Single side, Dual layer |
| Edition Release Date | Apr 18, 2006 |
| Regions | Region 1 |
| Purchased | For $ 39.98 |
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| Quantity | 4 |
| Index | 1027 |
| Added Date | Dec 12, 2012 01:15:23 |
| Modified Date | Nov 14, 2019 01:46:08 |