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Coming to DVD for the first time. Emmy Award-winning St. Elsewhere follows the lives and work of the staffof St. Eliguis Hospital, an old and underfunded Boston teaching hospital. This ground-breaking 1980' series introduced America to future Oscar winners Tim Robbins and Denzel Washington. St. Elsewhere charts the constant merry-go-round of the daily tales of personal and professional triumphs and failures of a team of medical staff which form the core of hospital life. Led by the sensiitve but tough administrator, Dr. Donald Westphall (Ede Flanders) and Dr. Daniel Auschlander (Norman Lloyd), the traumas of the hospital staff happen both in and out of the emergency roomas work issues and personal problems start to overlap.
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Dvd
Good watching
M**N
Blast from the past
... always loved this programme and it is a joy to be able to watch it again! Am delighted to have purchased this item :)
J**K
st elsewhere
enjoyed this originally on the television would like the complete series to be issued on d v d soon please
A**R
Three Stars
its okay
C**P
Memory Lane!
Fantastic trip down memory lane - still holds up after all these years. Remember why I fell in love with Denzel Washington!
J**D
my mother in law loved itxxx
my mother in law loved this as was a classic.also a good buy.to watch over and over again.thanks alot janexxx
M**S
AFFECTIONATELY RECALLED
The nickname given to St. Eligius, a crumbling hospital in a tough part of Boston - its staff dedicated, exhausted, vulnerable.Groundbreaking in 1982, the series attracted critical acclaim and a modest but loyal following. Although it now seems dated after the "ER" documentary style and adrenalin, there is still much to reward the viewer. In fact many may prefer to be spared the gory operations and the soapy excesses so rampant in current medical dramas.Emphasis is very much on the patients and those tending them. Particularly impressive are Ed Flanders as Chief of Staff Westphall and Norman Lloyd as Administrator Auschlander. (He is a liver specialist now dying of liver cancer, but determined to be cheerful and active to the end.) The two represent the show's heart and humanity.Here are chances to see Denzel Washington and David Morse before films took over, to catch glimpses of faces now famous - Ray Liotta as a patient, Tim Robbins chilling as an unrepentant young bomber.22 fifty minute episodes. Much action and humour (although a few of the "comic" sub-plots are truly dire). One major irritation: most of the episodes are preceded by a few seconds of spoiler highlights.A "must buy" for those with fond memories. Newcomers should also find much to please.
M**H
good value for money
Fabulous excelle n service arrived when stated, good value for money.
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