St Elsewhere Tv Series
Nov 30, 2011
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The Very Best of St. Elsewhere – Four Tape Set [VHS] $39.95 Long before the angst-ridden tension of ER and Chicago Hope, television audiences tuned in to St. Elsewhere for their weekly dose of hospital hijinks. From 1982 to 1988, this Boston-based NBC series shared the spotlight with Hill Street Blues as cutting-edge TV drama, paving the way for shows as diverse as Northern Exposure and L.A. Law. Once dubbed by TV Guide as “the greatest dramatic series o… |
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St. Elsewhere – Season 1 $14.33 ST ELSEWHERE SEASON 1 – DVD Movie… |
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Spellbound: The Book of Elsewhere Vol. 2: The Book of Elsewhere Vol. 2 $16.99 With no way into the house’s magical paintings, and its three guardian cats reluctant to help, Olive’s friend Morton is still trapped inside Elsewhere. So when Rutherford, the new oddball kid next door, mentions a grimoire – a spellbook – Olive feels a breathless tug of excitement. If she can find the McMartins’ spellbook, maybe she can help Morton escape Elsewhere for good. Unless, that is, the b… |
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Television’s Second Golden Age $12.29 It’s fashionable to assert that television is bad and is inherently doomed to be worse, even evil. However, every now and then, the rabbit ears capture spasms of glory — and this book makes a reasonably convincing case that shows such as Hill St. Blues, Moonlighting, Twin Peaks, Northern Exposure, and ER are not only good television, but possibly even works of high culture. The flip side of… |
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Lives Elsewhere: Migration and Psychic Malaise (The International Series of Psychosocial Perspectives on Trauma, Displaced People, and Political Vio) $30.38 Born from the author’s desire to write a clear and simple account of complex material based on ethnopsychotherapy and migrations, this book aims to clarify some key questions, rather than serve as a definitive text. It will be of interest to ethnopsychotherapists, to those working with refugees or immigrants, or those interested in the issues of migration and wishing to gain a greater understandin… |
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St. Elsewhere – Season 1 $25.46 With a six-season run that lasted from 1982 to 1988, ST. ELSEWHERE was a groundbreaking show in many ways, abandoning idealistic medical drama for a more realistic portrayal of an urban hospital. With an ensemble cast and numerous simultaneous storylines, the series looked forward to shows like E.R., while the sometimes shocking material–ST. ELSEWHERE was the first show to portray a person with AIDS–forecast NYPD BLUE. Set in St. Eligius Hospital in South Boston, the show follows a cast of caring doctors and nurses who do their best with what they have in this underfunded, dilapidated establishment. Though the show is rife with comedy, it also doesn’t shy away from tragedy, with characters–patients as well as primary characters–occasionally dying unexpectedly. This collection features all the episodes from the first season. |
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St. Elsewhere: Season One [4 Discs] $26.47 The ground-breaking, critically acclaimed St. Elsewhere was nominated for over 60 Emmy Awards, winning 13 of them! This remarkable series, with its unique blend of intense medical drama, off-beat humor and imaginative storytelling, paved the way for later |
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St. Elsewhere $14.7 Who is {$Gnarls Barkley}, and how did he ascend to the top of the British charts with a song that brings an eerie clarity to the cloud of mental illness? (Hint: It wasn’t just the fact that Britain began factoring download data into its chart equations.) |
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