L.A. Doctors

I want to say that the screen writers haven't realized that people that watch TV series wish to see something more optimistic than the end they served us.

It is truly unpsychological the fact that they killed on the last episode one of the characters and especially a newly in love one!

Personally, I got very depressed though I don't regularly watch such shows, because of the psychological situation I was on the period the show was shown.

I mean you would stop the show anyway, couldn't you just let it go?

Unbelievably stupid.

I just saw the priemer show that I taped last September. it was really good. I haven't had time to see it since. but what I saw of it it was great. I watched it instead of playing with the computer which is a good test.

I like the characters. and all their differences. Hope the series last for awhile. I would recommend it.

The show was on such a high.It shouldn't have ended. I think that they could have done more with the ending. Sheryl Lee shouldn't have died in the last episode. Other then this ending the show was great. Congratulations to all the actors that starred in the short series.

Dr. Roger Cattan (Ken Olin), Dr. Tim Lonner (Matt Craven), and Dr. Evan Newman (Rick Roberts) are starting a new medical practice in L. A. They are tired of the old system. Cattan is the nominal leader and driver. Lonner is the family man. Newman is the divorced idealist trying to treat his patients more humanely. That's why Dr. Sarah Church (Sheryl Lee) wants to join.

It's a little more personal than the standard medical drama. It does deal with the patients of the week. It may be the presence of Ken Olin but this seems to be combining Thirtysomething and ER. I do like all these actors. It's a nice cast but something about L. A. bugs me. Maybe they just need to get rid of Tom Arnold. It was canceled after one season. Medical dramas are one of the stalwarts on TV but not all of them make it especially if you put it up against Monday Night Football.

This show is a true winner. I've been watching it since it first premiered in September, and I'll be watching until the day it ends..I hope.

But then there's that little issue of my favorite character dying. I really enjoyed Sheryl Lee's character, Sarah Church (Her best role since the famed Laura Palmer/Maddy Ferguson in Twin Peaks!). I hope that they somehow miraculously bring her back to life or wake up out of a horrible dream or something. But when comparing and contrasting with other medical shows out there, such as ER and Chicago Hope, I think this one gives a much more personal look at the medical profession. I hope this program lasts for a long time.