

St. Eligius Hospital in South Boston was not exactly the world's best health care center. Despite its flaws, it featured some of the most caring doctors and nurses you could ever meet. Led by Dr. Donald Westphall (and later by Dr. Benjamin Gideon), St. Eligius became a sanctuary for the underdog and the downtrodden. St. Elsewhere ran on NBC for six seasons. Originally a ratings flop, NBC picked it up for a second season for the sole purpose of grabbing some additional Emmy nominations. It eventually became a minor hit for The Peacock, until burnout by the writers resulted in its 1988 cancellation. The series was nominated for 63 Emmy Awards and won 13.
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60mThe Craigs drift apart while awaiting a relative's emotional funeral, Rosenthal learns of a patient's death wish; Caldwell seeks companionship; Luther helps Axelrod lose weight
60mHere's an episode in which everyone seems to be beating their heads against a brick wall. Nurse Rosenthal can't get her message across that a patient ready for release will probably commit suicide; Dr. Craig and his wife are at odds because of a death in the family; and Dr. Westphall can't convince the trustees to implement new community services. Another well-written slice of life about the personnel of a big city hospital.
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60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
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60mThe Endicotts learn that their medical problems aren't confined to their matriarch (Dorothy McGuire); Caldwell's preparation to eliminate his fatal mark reveals him to be a marked man; Fiscus and Morrison play a romantic round of musical chairs with Mona and Clancy (Leah Ayres, Helen Hunt).
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60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
60mEpisode details are provided by the original metadata source.
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St. Eligius Hospital in South Boston was not exactly the world's best health care center. Despite its flaws, it featured some of the most caring doctors and nurses you could ever meet. Led by Dr. Donald Westphall (and later by Dr. Benjamin Gideon), St. Eligius became a sanctuary for the underdog and the downtrodden. St. Elsewhere ran on NBC for six seasons. Originally a ratings flop, NBC picked it up for a second season for the sole purpose of grabbing some additional Emmy nominations. It eventually became a minor hit for The Peacock, until burnout by the writers resulted in its 1988 cancellation. The series was nominated for 63 Emmy Awards and won 13.
Christina Pickles, David Morse, Denzel Washington, Howie Mandel, William Daniels, Ed Begley Jr., Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd.
The catalogue lists an episode length of 60 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 26 October 1982.