Here is a look back at what the cast of "St. Elsewhere" has been up to since ... appearing in guest roles in a few TV shows before landing the role of George Feeny, otherwise known as Mr. Feeny ...

He quickly made an impact after joining the St. Elsewhere cast during season 2, where he played one of the first TV characters with HIV. Harmon’s portrayal was so powerful he stayed on the show ...

St. Elsewhere' catapulted Mark Harmon to television stardom and proved that he had much more to offer as an actor than just ...

Bonnie Bartlett The TV ... shows as Alfred Hitchcock Presents and PBS’ Hollywood Television Theatre. St. Elsewhere became Lloyd’s first and only acting stint on a regular weekly series, with a ...

The St. Elsewhere cast graced television screens from 1982 ... storytelling and compelling characters. The setting of the show was St. Eligius Hospital, a decaying urban teaching hospital in ...

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It was a reflection of the innovation and influence of Bart, Homer and friends, and of the long shadow they cast over ... other hospital shows (including a few from St. Elsewhere veterans) have ...

Long before shows like " Grey's Anatomy" "House" and "ER," there was "St. Elsewhere ... ever-changing ensemble cast. "To this day, [Denzel] will call me from the set and go, 'Howie, how would ...

On Oct. 26, 1982, NBC introduced the medical drama to TV audiences. By Richard Hack On Oct. 26, 1982, NBC introduced St. Elsewhere to TV ... is below: The show was created by Joshua Brand and ...

St. Elsewhere is an American medical drama television series that originally ran on NBC from October 26, 1982 to May 25, 1988. The series starred Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd and William Daniels as ...

While shows like ER and Grey’s Anatomy may get the lion’s share of accolades when it comes to hospital dramas, those shows walked a path laid out by St. Elsewhere ... and re-cast the Westphall ...