Medical Center (Season 2)

Medical Center is a medical drama series which aired on CBS from 1969 to 1976. It was produced by MGM Television.

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    Brink of Doom (Episode 1)

    Writer: Dick Nelson

    Air date: 1970-09-16

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A surgeon's (George Grizzard) career may be ended by multiple sclerosis.

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    Undercurrent (Episode 2)

    Writer: Robert M. Young

    Air date: 1970-09-23

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A dedicated research scientist's vital work on a new drug is threatened when anonymous letters accuse him of being a homosexual.

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    Junkie (Episode 3)

    Writer: Anthony Lawrence

    Air date: 1970-09-30

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A story about the feelings of parents whose teenagers are drug addicts. Gannon tries to save a 16-year-old girl from heroin addiction. His efforts are continually frustrated by her father, a professor who refuses to acknowledge the problem.

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    Assailant (Episode 4)

    Writer: Oliver Crawford

    Air date: 1970-10-07

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A brooding young doctor (Gary Lockwood) is suspected of murdering a woman on hospital grounds.

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    The Clash (Episode 5)

    Writer: Cliff Gould

    Air date: 1970-10-14

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A woman doctor (Vera Miles) battles male prejudice.

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    Ghetto Clinic (Episode 6)

    Writer: Oliver Crawford

    Air date: 1970-10-21

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: William Devane guests as the maverick director of a free clinic. The maverick director of a ghetto clinic endangers its future by his refusal to follow rules in making reports on his patients to the police.

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    Scream of Silence (Episode 7)

    Writer: Robert M. Young

    Air date: 1970-10-28

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: The problems of parents with mentally disabled children are explored in this episode. Dr. Gannon recommends treatment for Jenny, an abnormally active little girl. What do you do with a gifted child? Doc Gannon believes in a school for exceptional youngsters, and since he is the godfather of the child, he pushes a bit. Gannon's adversary is Mom, who takes an opposing position, and the friction between the two sparks the hour.

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    Death Grip (Episode 8)

    Writer: Jackson Gillis

    Air date: 1970-11-04

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: The problems of a doctor who has trouble adjusting to civilian life after serving in Vietnam. Dr. Eric Canford, a brilliant surgeon, comes back from war service with a drinking problem but refuses to admit it is affecting his work.

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    Witch Hunt (Episode 9)

    Writer: Ed Adamson

    Air date: 1970-11-11

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: Modern medicine clashes with black magic as Gannon tries to save a girl afflicted with Addison's Disease-and a belief in the all-pervading, healing powers of Satan. (60 mins)

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    Deadly Encounter (Episode 10)

    Air date: 1970-11-18

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: The problems of a patient who may face radical surgery. Doc Gannon demonstrates his noble side for the ladies, protecting Sandra Polk, a patient, when her husband becomes jealous. Suspicious professor Tink Polk flares up over his wife's appointments with Gannon while Joe, of course, remains Simon pure, merely keeping his patient's illness from her husband at her request.

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    Trial by Terror (Episode 11)

    Writer: Mann Rubin

    Air date: 1970-11-25

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: Blinded in an attack, Gannon is still being stalked by a would-be killer.

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    Accused (Episode 12)

    Air date: 1970-12-02

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A hallucinating patient accuses Gannon of fathering her unborn child.

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    Crisis (Episode 13)

    Air date: 1970-12-09

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: Gannon is accused of shielding a seriously injured cop who allegedly shot a student without provocation.

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    Man at Bay (Episode 14)

    Air date: 1970-12-16

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A brash, long-haired surgeon (Gary Lockwood) runs afoul of his colleagues.

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    The Savage Image (Episode 15)

    Air date: 1970-12-30

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: Gannon tries to save the life of a seriously ill Indian chief and enroll the chief's son in a physician's-assistant training program.

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    Woman in Question (Episode 16)

    Air date: 1971-01-06

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: An intern who thinks his fiancee is ""wholesome"" doesn't know she contracted syphilis before they met.

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    Web of Darkness (Episode 17)

    Air date: 1971-01-13

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A deadly story of sibling conflict.

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    Danger Point (Episode 18)

    Air date: 1971-01-27

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A missing radium implant could contaminate the entire hospital.

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    Secret Heritage (Episode 19)

    Air date: 1971-02-03

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A mentally disabled teenager (Pamela Franklin) has been abandoned by her mother.

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    Edge of Violence (Episode 20)

    Air date: 1971-02-10

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: The story of a troubled former vaudeville star (Jack Carter).

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    Countdown (Episode 21)

    Air date: 1971-02-17

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: The high cost of hospital care is dramatized.

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    Perfection of Vices (Episode 22)

    Air date: 1971-02-24

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: An insight into Lochner's personal life with his ex-wife (Dina Merrill) and daughter (Charlotte Stewart).

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    The Man in Hiding (Episode 23)

    Writer: Barry Oringer

    Air date: 1971-03-03

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: A once-brilliant surgeon (Richard Kiley) has become totally withdrawn. Dr—Thomas Patton, once a brilliant surgeon, now specializes in pathology, where he works only with the dead. Nor can anything reawaken his interest in the living, not even the needs of his critically ill ex-wife.

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    Crossroads (Episode 24)

    Writer: Don Brinkley

    Air date: 1971-03-10

    Runtime: 60 min

    Overview: An aging doctor mistakenly believes that his medical practice is as good as ever. Pat Hingle as Dr. Farrring, a septuagenarian heart-transplant recipient whose mistaken faith in his new-found stamina could have tragic consequences for a young cancer patient.

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