S1.E16

The Count

Episode aired Mar 8, 1983
TV-PG
50m

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Cynthia Sikes and Michael Halsey in St. Elsewhere (1982)

Fiscus and Ehrlich have a falling out. Cavanero and Samuels go out of their way to prevent a famous porn star from being served a summons at the hospital. Armstrong feels that a well-respect... Read allFiscus and Ehrlich have a falling out. Cavanero and Samuels go out of their way to prevent a famous porn star from being served a summons at the hospital. Armstrong feels that a well-respected surgeon is needlessly installing pacemakers in patients but gets little support from Cr... Read allFiscus and Ehrlich have a falling out. Cavanero and Samuels go out of their way to prevent a famous porn star from being served a summons at the hospital. Armstrong feels that a well-respected surgeon is needlessly installing pacemakers in patients but gets little support from Craig.

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7.8/10

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During the pacemaker surgery, the supposedly sedated patient opens his eyes and calmly looks around the room.

Quotes
Dr. Susan Mauri: Fiscus!
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: Hello Dr. Mauri.
Dr. Susan Mauri: Where were you this morning?
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: I don't know. Where was I supposed to be?
Dr. Susan Mauri: Over at BU, Fiscus. The lecture?
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: That's not until Friday.
Dr. Susan Mauri: Didn't you get my message?
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: No.
Dr. Susan Mauri: I told your roommate last night that we were on for this morning.
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: Well, I didn't... ..
Dr. Susan Mauri: There were forty people there this morning, Fiscus. You made me look like a fool.
Dr. Wayne Fiscus: It wasn't intentional. It was a mistake.
Dr. Susan Mauri: It's always a mistake with you, isn't it? There are a lot of residents around here that could have done this lecture. But you seemed most qualified. You made me look like a fool, Fiscus, and I'm not gonna forget this.

Connections
References The Odd Couple (1968)

Soundtracks
St. Elsewhere
by Dave Grusin
Opening Theme Song and Closing Theme Song

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9/10

Down for the Count

Three focuses in this one. First of Ficus has turned into a one man wrecking crew. I never could stand him when I saw the show for the first time, nearly 40 years ago. Secondly, a resident turns in Peter Michael Goetz for being on the take with a pacemaker company. Finally, a porn star, who goes by "The Count" is being hunted by a summons server and is so smooth he gets help from the staff to keep away from the guy.