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Dr. Brill gives up his residency at Blair for a small-town general practice.
Kildare is accused of telling the police about Brill's involvement in an illegal abortion.
On a TV panel show, Kildare and Dr. Brill start a controversy about abortion laws.
Claire Hanson learns that her husband, earlier reported missing in Vietnam, will be coming home.
Nurse Claire Hanson must decide whether to risk surgery for her heart condition.
Actor Richard Ross desperately wants to prove his Hollywood success to his dying father.
Aspiring actor Richard Ross returns home to see his dying father.
Dr. Orloff, a victim of a ballooning artery, endangers his life by heatedly arguing with Dr. Noyes.
Kildare believes he has finally diagnosed dancer Yvonne Barlow's mysterious illness, but he still must persuade her to re-enter Blair for tests.
Dr. Orloff learns that his wife is pregnant.
Dr. Orloff tells why he has been snooping on the interns; Dr. Kildare incurs Dr. Noyes' anger.
Volatile Yvonne Barlow detests her doctor, the ultra-clinical Carl Noyes, and responds only to Milton Orloff, an affable general practioner who is himself a patient at Blair.
Kildare comes up with a solution to the problems of Dr. Gillespie and the Weavers.
Kildare attempts to intervene when he learns that Nurse Lawton has been invited to the apartment of playboy Damon West.
Kildare becomes aware of Nurse Lawton's growing attraction to author Damon West.
Author Damon West attempts suicide; a diabetic is about to have a baby her husband doesn't want.
Moved by his brother's involvement in an old woman's death, Dr. Rush comes to a decision about his own future.
Jerry Rush refuses to return home with his brother and sister.
Irene Rush asks Kildare to help persuade her brother to give up his practice in the slums for a well-paying specialty.
An emergency call for doctors results in a reunion between Kildare and Dr. Lou Rush.
Conclusion. "Never So Happy" Justin Post is determained to appear on television with evangelist Andrew Webb-despite the danger to himself and the effect of his actions on his daughter. (1/2 hour)
Part 5 "The Next Thing To Murder" Dr. Kildare feels that he must prevent Justin Post from making a television appearance-and he plans to do it by declaring the former atheist mentally incompetent. (1/2 hour)
Part 4 "The Last to Believe in Miracles" Amy Post learns that her father wants to join Dr. Webb in his evangelistic crusade. (1/2 hour)
Part 3 "A Sort of Falling In Love" Amy Post seeks a medical explanation for her father's abrupt conversion from atheism to religion after his near brush with death. (1/2 hour)
Part 2 "A Quick Look at Glory" A Reporter tricks evangelist Andrew Webb into implying that atheist Justin Post's heart attack may have been "Divine Punishment". (1/2 hour)
"The Atheist and the True Believer" begins a six-part story. Dr. Gillepsie expects fireworks: Attorney Justin Post, an outspoken arheist, will be visiting the hospital at the same time as evangelist Andrew Webb. (1/2 hour)
Gillespie is impressed with intern Jessie Martel's handling of patient Frederic Foray, a temperamental pianist whose career is threatened by Parkinson's disease. (Part 2 of 2)
Gillespie asks internist Jessie Martel to accept a residency at Blair.
The discovery of malignant tissue casts a dark shadow on Holman's future.
When the health of anthropologist Felix Holman fails to improve, Gillespie blames Kildare's handling of the case.
Kildare fears that Holman may have a relapse unless he can keep the unruly patient quiet.
Anthropologist Felix Holman arrives for treatment at Blair---accompanied by his own missionary nurse.
Despondent Rachel Field refuses to undergo treatment that will prolong her life.
Emily Field holds her daughter's boy friend responsible for the girl's injuries in an auto accident.
Despite a serious heart ailment, Joe Quinlan competes in a strenuous pool tournament to win the money for his daughter's hospital bill. (Part 4 of 4)
Joe Quinlan becomes the talk of Blair Hospital when he slips out of his sick bed to hustle a wealthy patient in a pool game. (Part 3 of 4)
Sister Benjamin is forced to give up her missionary work when she's stricken with leukemia—an illness she hides from her father, a gentle, itinerant pool shark. (Part 1 of 4)
The patients who have been accepted for kidney-machine treatment are announced.
The selection committee begins its final deliberations.
Steve Perrona tries to bribe Gillespie; despondent Fred Kirsh gets a surprise visitor.
Steve Perrona is stunned: his wife wants their son put in a foster home.
The committee selecting candidates for kidney-machine treatment rules out patients unproductive in society.
Only four patients can receive the new kidney treatment---and it appears that Kildare's friend may have unfair advantage.
The hospital gets a new artificial kidney machine, but only a few patients will be chosen to use it.
Actor Morgan Bannion won't accept Kildare's diagnosis.
High-living movie idol Morgan Bannion is convinced he has cancer.
After her young patient dies, Dr. Warren resolves to give up medicine.
Fellow student Rudy Devereux organizes a protest against the ouster of Kildare's teaching assistant.
The wife of a medical student asks Kildare to let her husband off duty to attend a party.
Gillespie's intervention in the training of Kildare's students results in a clash between the doctors.
While becoming more closely involved in the problems of his three medical proteges, Kildare gains the hostility of his own teaching assistant.
Kildare embarks on his first teaching assignment surpervising the training of three third-year medical students.
Though partially paralyzed, Dr. Becker agrees to operate on the man responsible for his injuries.
Dr. Becker is determined to get back at Kildare for thwarting his suicide attempt.
After a serious auto accident, Dr. Becker is put in Kildare's care.
Kildare questions the judgment of esteemed---and egotistical---Dr. Maxwell Becker.
