Doctor in the House

Serie de TV
1969–1970
30min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaMedical students' antics and flirtations with nurses exasperate their professor, despite their good intentionsMedical students' antics and flirtations with nurses exasperate their professor, despite their good intentionsMedical students' antics and flirtations with nurses exasperate their professor, despite their good intentions

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Barry Evans

Michael Upton

Robin Nedwell

Duncan Waring

Geoffrey Davies

Dick Stuart-Clark

George Layton

Paul Collier

Simon Cuff

Dave Briddock

Ernest Clark

Professor Loftus…

Martin Shaw

Huw Evans

Jonathan Lynn

Danny Hooley

Ralph Michael

The Dean

Yutte Stensgaard

Helga

Kirsten Lindholm

Ingrid

Adam Verney

Kenneth…

Mike Grady

4th Medic…

Arthur English

Vincent

Peter Bathurst

Dr. Upton

Sidney Vivian

College Officer

Michael MacKenzie

2nd Medic…

Renee Houston

Mrs. Muir

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Trivia
The series was written primarily by Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie, with the occasional episode written by Graham Chapman. Both Garden and Chapman had studied, (and qualified), as a medical doctors at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, but neither had an inclination to practice the profession, instead choosing to write and perform comedy. They were both able to use their own experiences whilst at University and their medical knowledge to create realistic scenarios.

Conexiones
Featured in Cathy Jones Gets a Special (2002)

Bandas sonoras
Bond Street Parade
(uncredited)
Composed by Alan Tew
[series theme tune]

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7/10

A forgotten gem

It's strange how so many TV series that were popular in their day fade from view and this is one of them. This series and its sequels amassed 137 episodes over an 8 year run (1969-1977) and the series just gets better with every series.

Also, RaspberryLucozade is incorrect to state that this was the first London Weekend Television sitcom to be broadcast in colour. The first series of DITH was the first to be recorded in colour, but it ended a few months before ITV formally began colour transmissions on 15th November 1969. This makes Curry and Chips the first LWT sitcom to be broadcast completely in colour (with series 2 of Please Sir straddling the switch).