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Mike prescribes sleeping pills for his insomniac brother, who gets hooked.
Mike prescribes sleeping pills for his insomniac brother, who gets hooked.
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"Smooth Operator"Mike (Matt Frewer) questions Grant's (Beau Gravitte) ethics when one of his patients (Alfred Dennis) doesn't survive surgery.
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"Sleeping Sickness"Mike prescribes sleeping pills for his insomniac brother, who gets hooked.
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"Night of the Inguinal"When Mike (Matt Frewer) develops a hernia, he reveals his fear of surgery. With Julius J. Carry III and Beau Gravitte.
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