Doctor in Charge (TV series)

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Doctor in Charge is a 1970s British television sitcom and a continuation of the popular Doctor comedy series, following the humorous misadventures of young doctors in a hospital setting.

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Doctor in Charge 0
Doctor series (film series) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British sitcom
television series
audioFormat mono
basedOn Doctor series by Richard Gordon NERFINISHED
character Dr Dick Stuart-Clark NERFINISHED
Dr Duncan Waring NERFINISHED
Dr Lawrence Bingham NERFINISHED
Dr Paul Collier NERFINISHED
Professor Geoffrey Loftus NERFINISHED
composer Max Harris NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
decadeOfRelease 1970s
depicts hospital life
junior doctors
executiveProducer Frank Muir NERFINISHED
Shaun O'Riordan NERFINISHED
firstAired 1972
follows Doctor at Large
format live-action television
genre medical comedy
sitcom
hasSequel Doctor at Sea (TV series) NERFINISHED
hasTypeOfHumour farce
situational comedy
slapstick
intendedAudience general audience
isPartOf Doctor (TV) series NERFINISHED
language English
lastAired 1973
mainSetting St Swithin's Hospital NERFINISHED
notableFor continuation of the Doctor comedy franchise
numberOfEpisodes 43
numberOfSeries 2
originalLanguage English
originallyAiredOn ITV in the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
originalNetwork ITV
pictureFormat PAL
predecessor Doctor at Large (TV series) NERFINISHED
Doctor in the House (TV series) NERFINISHED
producer Humphrey Barclay NERFINISHED
productionCompany London Weekend Television NERFINISHED
runtimePerEpisode approximately 25 minutes
starring Ernest Clark NERFINISHED
Geoffrey Davies NERFINISHED
George Layton NERFINISHED
Richard O'Sullivan NERFINISHED
Robin Nedwell NERFINISHED

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Ernest Clark appearedIn Doctor in Charge (TV series)
Dirk Bogarde notableWork Doctor in Charge (TV series)
this entity surface form: Doctor series (film series)