Writer:	Tom Fontana, John Falsey, Joshua Brand, Tom Fontana
Director:	Mark Tinker
Star:	William Daniels (Dr. Mark Craig),  G.W. Bailey (Dr. Hugh Beale (1982-1983)),  Denzel Washington (Dr. Phillip Chandler),  Howie Mandel (Dr. Wayne Fiscus),  David Morse (Dr. Jack Morrison),  Ed Flanders (Dr. Donald Westphall),  Kavi Raz (Dr. Vijay Kochar (1982-84, recurring otherwise)),  David Birney (Dr. Benjamin Samuels (1982-1983)),  Cynthia Sikes (Dr. Annie Cavanero (1982-1985)),  Ed Begley Jr. (Dr. Victor Ehrlich),  Terence Knox (Dr. Peter White (1982-1985)),  Christina Pickles (Nurse Helen Rosenthal)
Recurring Role:	Kim Miyori (Dr. Wendy Armstrong),  Ellen Bry (Shirley Daniels),  Norman Lloyd (Auschlander),  Barbara K. Whinnery (Dr. Cathy Martin),  Deborah White (Nina Morrison)
Guest Star:	Thomas Hill (Judge Beardsley),  Tony Bill (Patient),  Virginia Kiser (Mrs. Beardsley),  Tim Robbins (Andrew Reinhardt),  Vance Colvig, Jr. (Mr. Pechar),  John Walter Davis (Brian Hammond),  Michelle Walker (Stephanie Whitehill),  Jeanna Barron (Michelle Whitehill),  Sandy Martin (Mrs. Lawson),  Betty Cole (Miss Taylor),  Jack Bannon (Stephen MacAllister),  Maureen Anderman (Denise Whitehill)

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Beale: You know, they say that paranoids make the very best chess players because with every move, they naturally assume that their opponent is out to get them. (edit) Fiscus: (referring to his girlfriend Cathy Martin) She's crazy about me! I keep telling her it's only a sexual realationship and nothing more!
Ehrlich: That's good! Women are suckers for integrity. (edit) White: We're lucky to have Auschlander around to discuss these things.
Fiscus: Yeah, it's like Marie Antoniette talking about the inner mechanism of the guillotine. (edit) Dr. Auschlander: I'm 72 years old now and dying of cancer. Ironic, isn't it? A distinguished liver man like myself betrayed by his own liver. With the radiation and the chemotherapy I'd have a slightly better chance, but the nausea, diarrhea, stomach cramps... I'd be septicemic from the skin infections...The slightest cold could easily turn into pneumonia and finish me off in a week...
Dr. Westphall: What are you going to do?
Dr. Auschlander: I'm not sure.
Dr. Westphall: You know what I think?
Dr. Auschlander: Tell me.
Dr. Westphall: You should see a doctor.
(Auschlander laughs appreciatively) (edit)

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