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Dr. Mike's life takes a startling turn when she is shot point blank, by a man with a grudge against doctors.
  • Dr. Mike gets shot by a man who is avenging his wife's death by killing doctors in the area. Michaela recovers, but has to deal with the haunting dreams of her near death experience.moreless

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    I think that "Point Blank" could quite possibly be the best episode in the entire series. The writers decided to twist the typical storyline by making Dr. Quinn the patient, instead of her typical role as caregiver. Jane Seymour does a phenomenal acting job, and episodes like this show off her amazing talent. There was an intense emotion in every scene that made it very hard to remember that this was make believe, and the Jane seymour didn't really get shot, nor was she truly suffering from those haunting memories. It is standout episodes like this one that are proof of why Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman was as good as it was.moreless
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    Dr Quinn is shot point blank and suffers mentally and physically.

    Not only is the beginning of the episode a complete rush, the rest of the it just keeps getting better. It examines the mental after math of being shot, and Jane Seymour does an amazing job. You really feel her paranoia and how terrified she is.

    Plus Sully and Hank are so great in this episode. Normally I don't like Hank very much, but I loved how he rushed to Michaela's aid. It just shows he really isn't all bad, he can be a good guy.

    An Amazing Episode! Watch it!moreless
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    • (Writer's comments for "Point Blank") After an unusually long hiatus, the wait is over for the return of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman! The episode, with which we return, "Point Blank," is based on an idea pitched by our medical advisor, Dr. Richard May. Working in the emergency room of the County USC Medical Center in Los Angeles, Dr. May was the victim of a vicious shooting that left him near death. After several months of arduous rehabilitation, Dr. May recovered from his wounds, but the lingering horror of the trauma he experienced remained with him. This terrifying ordeal, and the physical and emotional scarring that resulted from it, was the basis of "Point Blank." This was one of the most challenging and rewarding scripts for me to write, and I thank Dr. May's input, as well as James Keach's outstanding direction and, of course, Jane Seymour, who continues to amaze me with not only her considerable acting talent, but also her willingness to allow her character to explore the darker corners of the human psyche.

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