Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (1993 - 1998)

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

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Frontier medicine with a feminist slant (but plenty of family values) in a Western drama that follows a female doctor, Michaela `Mike' Quinn, after her move from Boston to the Colorado Territory in the late 1860s. When one of her patients dies, Mike adopts the woman's three children and moves with them to a homestead owned by Sully, with whom she eventually develops a relationship.
Creator: Beth Sullivan

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1997, CBS, 22 episodes

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1996, CBS, 26 episodes

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1995, CBS, 28 episodes

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1994, CBS, 28 episodes

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1993, CBS, 27 episodes

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1993, CBS, 18 episodes

Cast

Jane Seymour
as Michaela `Mike' Quinn
Joe Lando
as Byron Sully
Orson Bean
as Loren Bray
Chad Allen
as Matthew Cooper
Erika Flores
as Colleen Cooper
Jessica Bowman
as Colleen Cooper
Shawn Toovey
as Brian Cooper
Jim Knobeloch
as Jake Slicker
Geoffrey Lower
as Timothy Johnson
Brandon Douglas
as Dr. Andrew Cook
Frank Collison
as Horace Bing
Henry G. Sanders
as Robert E.
Jonelle Allen
as Grace
Heidi Kozak
as Emily
Larry Sellers
as Cloud Dancing
William Shockley
as Hank Lawson
Helene Udy
as Myra Bing
Ashley Jones
as Ingrid
Jennifer Youngs
as Ingrid
Barbara Babcock
as Dorothy Jennings
Gail Strickland
as Olive Davis
Haylie Johnson
as Becky
Melissa Flores
as Missy
Guy Boyd
as Loren Bray (pilot only)
Michelle C. Bonilla
as Theresa Morales [1996-1997]
Alex Meneses
as Theresa Morales [1997-1998]
John Schneider
as Daniel Simon
David Beecroft
as Sgt. McKay
Diane Ladd
Jason Leland Adams
as Gen. Custer
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
as Zack
Charlotte Chatton
as Emma
Alley Mills
as Saloon Woman
Nick Ramus
as Black Kettle
Patrick Kilpatrick
as Sgt. O'Connor
Georgann Johnson
as Elizabeth Quinn
Janna Michaels
as Sarah
Elinor Donahue
as Rebecca
Alan Brooks
as Wellend Smith
Lawrence Pressman
Zachary McLemore
as Caleb
Jerry Hardin
as Dr. Cassidy
Zahn McClarnon
as Walks on Cloud
Billy L. Sullivan
as Kyle
Denny Miller
as Noah McBride
Brandon Hammond
as Anthony
Jeff O'Haco
as One Eye
Brian Mulligan
as Gormley
Kevin Cooney
as Judge Barton
Victoria Racimo
as Walks Alone
Stacy Keach Sr.
as Judge Webster
Tantoo Cardinal
as Snow Bird
Casper Van Dien
as Jesse
George Furth
as Jebediah Bancroft
Brenden Jefferson
as Anthony
Ben Murphy
Kevin Bash
as Pat
Paul Haber
as William Prenderly
Paige Layne Miller
as Sadie
Jules Desjarlais
as Old Knife
Richard Moll
as Disfigured Man
David Tom
as Lewis
Christopher Kriesa
as Man
Stephen Edge
as Ned
Mary Rings
as Gloria
James J. Sloyan
as Hazen
Patrick St. Esprit
as Carl
Johnny Cash
as Kid Cole
Darren Dalton
as Gen. George Armstrong Custer
Jane Wyman
as Elizabeth Quinn
Kenny Rogers
as Daniel Watkins
Dorian Harewood
as Carver
Carmen Ashby
as Carmen
Joseph Dean Vachon
as Mr. Norris
Gregory Cruz
as Black Moon
Yumi Iwama
as Wu Jing Yang
Don Stroud
as Tate Rankin
Susanna Thompson
as Mrs. Sheehan
Jennifer Starr
as Suzanne James
Jason Adams
as Gen Custer
Carl Ciarfalio
as Garrett
Michelle Joyner
as Mrs. Norris
David Carradine
William Newman
as Abner
Janet Rotblatt
as Judith Logan
Amzie Strickland
as Twila
Richard Roundtree
Andrew Prine
as Thaddeus Birch
Rosemary Murphy
as Mrs. Bing
Spencer Garrett
as Turrell
Donnie Jeffcoat
as Jim Younger
Pearce Roberts
as Sergeant
Ron Yuan
as Mr. Zhou
Nick Tate
as Martin Von Hoffman
Michael Rothhaar
as Collier's Reporter
Bonnie Morgan
as Rosemary Hart
Donald Moffat
as Walt Whitman
Rod Britt
as Dr. Liberti
Julian Neil
as Sterrett
Lucy Lin
as Mrs. Zhou
Fred Rogers
David Ogden Stiers
as Uncle Theodore
Stuart Nisbet
as Harry B. Smith
Gary Grubbs
as Clyde Hawkins
Keith Cameron
as Winslow
Suzanne Ventulett
as Melanie
James Keach
Zach Galligan
as Chester
Peter Jason
as Stone
Linda Hawkins
as Hallie
Nancy Gilmour
as Becky's Mother
Melissa Clayton
as Belle Starr
Max Gail
as Mr. James
Olaf Pooley
as Judge
Clu Gulager
as McKendrick
Carmen Zapata
as Dona Verano
Tom Kelly Moore
as Construction Foreman
Anthony Lee
as Curtis Roper
Thomas Ian Nicholas
as Richard
Steven Culp
as Peter Doyle
Leilani Murakami
as Zou Lo-Chiang
Sheryl Lee
Bob Swain
as Mr. Avery
Ian Bohen
as Cole Younger
Eric Michael Zee
as Peter
Geoffrey Blake
as Reed
Carlos Gomez
as Carlos
Rodney Saulsberry
as Conrad
Tracy Fraim
as Ronnie
Megan Gallivan
as Abigail
Ray Victor
as Paco
Frederick Coffin
as Danforth
Kaitlin Hopkins
as Lillian
Will Egan
as Sergeant
John Valentine
as Denver Post Reporter
Willie Nelson
John Christian Graas
as Charles
Jack Bannon
as Dr. Porter
Barbara Mandrell
as Gilda St. Clair
R. Leo Schreiber
as Ezra
John Doman
as Mr. Riggs
Robert Culp
as Medicine Show Man
Fionnula Flanagan
Trisha Yearwood
David Brooks
as Cowboy
Jerry Giles
as Mr. Myers
Jason Leland
as Preston
Gayle Hunter
as Patricia
Maurice Chasse
as Ray
Craig Wasson
as Julius
Tracy Friam
as Ronnie
Gary Lee Davis
as Billly
Matt Letscher
as Tom
Fred Applegate
as Max
Michael Shamus Wiles
as Ben
Christopher Kennedy Masterson
as Lewis
Kaz Garas
as Bill Baynes
Paul Francis
as Ben Hart
Pato Hoffman
as Franklin
Lisa Rieffel
as Atlantis
Bruce Nozick
as Itzhak
Denise Crosby
Michael Cavanaugh
as Harding
Sherry Hursey
S.J. Rio
as Guillermo
Bari Hochwald
as Zara
Michael Greyeyes
as Walks in the Night
Steve Blackwood
as Dandy John
Don Dowe
as Wilbur
Stephen Rowe
as Jason Hart
J.D. Daniels
as Aaron
Larry Dirk
as George
Jared Rushton
as Calvin
Ross Malinger
as Steven Myers
Billy DayDodge
as Arapahoe Elder
Eric Balfour
as Benjamin Avery
Lyndsey Fields
as Mrs. Avery
Scott Byerly
as Man #1
Jeremy Brown
as Louie the Kid
Charles Gunning
as Man #2
John Fountain
as Barbershop Patron
Kort Falkenberg
as Eddy
Jack Verbois
as Cowboy #1
Elizabeth A. Reilly
as Wife
Endre Hules
as Immigrant
Donn Berdahl
as Soldier
Larisa Oleynik
as Susie
Juney Smith
as Bose
Cathy Worthington
as Mrs. Eckland
Robert Craighead
as Surgeon
Steven Hack
as Doofus
Joe Sikorra
as Guard #2
Jeff Ramsey
as Emily's Husband
John Sexton
as Immigrant Photographer
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Series Details

TV Network: CBS
Premiere Date: Jan 1, 1993
Genre: Western
Executive Producers: Carl Binder, Sara Davidson, Timothy Johnson, Chris Abbott, Beth Sullivan
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