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Drama 2001

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Billy Ray Cyrus is a "fish out of water" country doctor who moves to New York City to follow the love of his life.

Drama 2001

TV-14

Starring Billy Ray Cyrus, Ron Lea, Richard Leacock

EPISODE 1

Pilot Part 1

A cowboy-boot wearing, ranching country doctor who makes house calls is lured to a sprawling metropolis by a lady friend and immediately finds himself neck-deep in culture shock. He begins work at a downtown medical clinic, and within a day he turns the clinic's administrative and medical procedures topsy-turvy. TV-PG.

45 min · Mar 11, 2001 TV-PG
EPISODE 3

Family Matters

Clint's efforts to become a foster parent are jeopardized by a man claiming to be Raul's dad. TV-PG.

45 min · Mar 18, 2001 TV-PG
EPISODE 4

All in a Day's Work

When Crane leaves Westbury Medical, he tries to bar Clint from a local hospital, the death of a patient causes a prominent surgeon to abandon his practice. TV-PG.

45 min · Mar 25, 2001 TV-PG
EPISODE 5

You Gotta Have Heart

While the focus of an investigative journalist's story on the clinic, Clint treats a teenage girl whose failing heart has left her hospitalized right before her senior prom. TV-PG.

45 min · Apr 1, 2001 TV-PG
EPISODE 6

The Ride

A ride-along with an ambulance crew brings Clint into conflict with a disgruntled paramedic. TV-PG.

45 min · Apr 8, 2001 TV-PG
EPISODE 7

Have Tights, Will Travel

As a wealthy divorced woman turns to Clint for support, a children's superhero performer resists being treated for diabetes. TV-PG.

45 min · Apr 22, 2001 TV-PG

Billy Ray Cyrus

Dr. Clint Cassidy
Ron Lea

Dr. Phillip Crane
Richard Leacock

Officer Nate Jackson
Ruth Marshall

Donna DeWitt
Derek McGrath

Dr. Derek Hebert

About

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DRAMA

Billy Ray Cyrus is a "fish out of water" country doctor who moves to New York City to follow the love of his life.

Information

Studio: Ion Television
Released: 2001
Rated: TV-14
Region of Origin: United States

Languages

Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AAC, CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.