Season 1 (2000-2001)

1. Pilot, Part 1 (3/11/2001)
2. Pilot, Part 2 (3/11/2001)
3. Family Matters (3/18/2001)
4. All In A Day's Work (3/25/2001)
5. You Gotta Have Heart (4/1/2001)
6. The Ride (4/8/2001)
7. Captain Supremo: Have Tights, Will Travel (4/22/2001)
8. The Art Of Medicine (4/29/2001)
9. You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello (5/6/2001)
10. Love Or Money (5/13/2001)
11. The Face In The Mirror (5/20/2001)

Season 2 (2001-2002)

12. Blind Alley (9/9/2001)
13. I've Got A Secret (9/16/2001)
14. Second Opinion (9/23/2001)
15. Home Is Where The Heart Is (9/30/2001)
16. Easy Money (10/7/2001)
17. First Impressions (10/28/2001)
18. Christmas (11/4/2001)
19. Some Gave All, Part 1 (11/11/2001)
20. Some Gave All, Part 2 (11/11/2001)
21. Gypsies, Janitors, And Thieves (11/18/2001)
22. Tis The Season (12/16/2001)
23. All In The Family (1/6/2002)
24. No Time Like The Present (1/13/2002)
25. Busy Man (1/20/2002)
26. My Boyfriend's Back (2/10/2002)
27. Fearless (2/17/2002)
28. Queen Of Denial (2/24/2002)
29. Citizen Crane (3/3/2002)
30. Love Of The Game (3/24/2002)
31. Karate Kid (3/31/2002)
32. The Commercial (4/28/2002)
33. My Secret Identity (5/5/2002)
34. Time Flies (5/12/2002)
35. Complicated (5/19/2002)

Season 3 (2002-2003)

36. Full Disclosure (9/15/2002)
37. On Pins And Needles (9/22/2002)
38. Stroke Of Luck (9/29/2002)
39. Sea No Evil (10/6/2002)
40. Nobody (10/13/2002)
41. Full Moon Rising (10/20/2002)
42. The Price Of A Miracle (11/3/2002)
43. Second Time Around (11/10/2002)
44. The Producers (11/24/2002)
45. Man's Best Friend (12/8/2002)
46. A Clear And Present Danger (1/5/2003)
47. Don't Ask, Don't Tell (1/12/2003)
48. Angels In Waiting (2/2/2003)
49. Lost And Found (2/9/2003)
50. Welcome To New York, Part 1 (2/16/2003)
51. Welcome To New York, Part 2 (2/23/2003)
52. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (3/9/2003)

ANDREA ROBINSON: Nurse Nancy Nichol

ANDREA ROBINSON plays the HMO's wise cracking and down-to-earth nurse. After becomming a finalist in "Teen Magazine's Great Model Search" at age 15, Robinson went on to model extensively for print and appeared in numerous commercials. She graduated with a degree in environmental studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara and studied theatre at California State University, Long Beach. Robinson has played the lead in many theatrical productions, including "Indian Summer" and "Elephant Shorts" at the Lillian Theatre and "The Princess and The Peon" in Hollywood, California. She made her film acting debut in 1996 in "Sgt. Bilko" with Steve Martin and went on to appear in such films as "Nutty Professor II" starring Eddie Murphy and "Gang Related" with James Belushi and Dennis Quaid. Robinson has also been featured in several television series including "The West Wing," "3rd Rock From The Sun," "Nash Bridges,"Arli$$," "Home Improvement," "Star Trek: Deep Space 9" and "Melrose Place."

BILLY RAY CYRUS: Dr. Clint Cassidy

BILLY RAY CYRUS (Dr. Clint Cassidy) plays the handsome country doctor from Montana, who follows his heart to New York City. Billy Ray was born and raised in Flatwoods, Kentucky. When he was five, he made his singing debut in his father’s gospel group and in 1981 formed his own band, Sly Dog. Later on, Billy Ray and Sly Dog landed a job as the “house band” in a lounge in West Virginia while making frequent trips to Nashville in the hopes of finding musical success. He was discovered by Mercury talent scouts in 1990 while opening for a Reba McEntire concert in Louisville.

In 1992, the simple but immensely catchy “Achy Breaky Heart” was released. Instantly, the “Cyrus virus” proved infectious, and the video for the song introduced the nation to the incredibly popular line dance – “The Achy Breaky.” The song topped both the U.S. Pop and Country charts and was easily the most successful country single released worldwide in 1992.

Billy Ray’s album “Some Gave All” also topped the U.S. Pop and Country charts in 1992 and produced another transatlantic hit, “Could’ve Been Me.” All in all, this history-making debut album sold over 14 million copies worldwide and held the #1 position on both Billboard Country and Pop charts for 17 incredible weeks, a record which remains unbroken. In 1993, Billy Ray proved himself with his follow up album “It Won’t Be The Last,” which again earned Billy Ray another platinum record and #1 single “In The Heart Of A Woman.” Billy Ray’s 1996 album, “Trail Of Tears,” garnered widespread critical acclaim and a Single of The Year award from the TNN/Music City News Country Awards voters.

Recently, Cyrus signed a long-term recording agreement with Sony Music’s Monument Records, and his debut album, “Southern Rain,” is in stores now. The first single, “You Won’t Be Lonely Now,” enjoyed great success on country radio, while the video for the song was one of the most requested on CMT for eight straight weeks. “We The People,” the working people’s anthem from “Southern Rain” became the campaign theme song for President George W. Bush during his 2000 election campaign.

Additionally, Bill Ray Cyrus has been no stranger to movie and television screens during the course of his career. He starred in the 1999 independent film “Radical Jack” and also enjoyed roles in the David Lynch film “Mulholland Drive” (which recently premiered at the Cannes Film Festival) and the New Line Cinema feature film “Wish You Were Dead” with Christopher Lloyd and Carrie Elswick. His television credits include “The Nanny,” “Diagnosis Murder,” “Love Boat, The Next Wave,” and TNN’s “18 Wheels Of Justice.” Billy Ray has even been the subject of many television specials that detail his rise to fame and his extraordinary career. These include two ABC documentaries, “Dreams Come True” and “A Year On The Road,” a VH-1 exclusive, as well as the TNN specials “I Give My Heart To You,” and “The Life and Times of Billy Ray Cyrus.”

His mantle is covered with awards and accolades from various organizations, but the ones he’s most proud of aren’t connected to his music. In 1999, he received the International Entertainment Buyer Association’s “Humanitarian of the Year” Award for his tireless philanthropic work. His charitable efforts have been recognized by the Country Radio Broadcasters, who honored him with their Artist Humanitarian Award, and by the Kennedy Center Honors, which recognized him for his work with children. He also received the first ever Bob Hope Congressional Medal of Honor Society Entertainer’s Award for his dedication to philanthropy.

Billy Ray and his wife Leticia (“Tish”) married December 28, 1993. They live with their five children on a 500-acre farm in Singing Hills, outside of Nashville, Tennessee. In his spare time, Billy Ray enjoys lifting weights, riding his four-wheeler and horseback riding.

DEREK MCGRATH: Dr. Derek Hebert

DEREK MCGRATH portrays the amicable and befuddled HMO doctor who often sides with Clint. McGrath began performing on stage and in radio plays at the age of 10 in Timmons, Ontario and later moved to Toronto where he landed in his first major theatrical role in a production of “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown.” He has gone on to appear in numerous stage productions for Second City in Toronto, Canada’s premiere improvisational theatre, and for The Shaw Festival Theatre in Ontario, the second largest repertory company in North America. McGrath has had recurring roles in numerous television series, including “Against the Grain,” “Cheers,” “Dallas,” “Heathcliff,” “The Comedy Factory,” “My Secret Identity” and “The Client,” as well as guest roles in “Ellen,” “Married With Children,” “Newhart” and “Growing Pains.” In addition to TV, he has appeared in several feature films, including “Chameleon,” starring Anthony LaPaglia and Kevin Pollak, “Star Trek Voyager – Elite Force,” “Freaked” with Brooke Shields, “She’s Out Of Control,” starring Tony Danza, “Police Academy IV: Citizens On Patrol” and “Mr. Mom” with Michael Keaton.

PAULA BOUDREAU: Tippy Williams

PAULA BOUDREAU plays Tippy, the endearingly ditsy receptionist at Westbury Clinic. Paula was born in Toronto but has lived in various places across Canada. Her most notable stage credits include the title role in ‘Evita’, Mary Magdalene in ‘J.C. Superstar’, Titania in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and Maria Elena in ‘The Buddy Holly Story’. Her favourite TV guest appearances include TVO’s ‘Mathica’s Mathshop’ and Fox’s ‘Class of 96’ as well as ‘Triage’ on the Life Network.

Paula has also featured in many TV commercials, both in Canada and the US, in which her happy persona has sold everything from toothpaste to tires. She lives in Toronto, Canada where she divides her time between raising her family and pursuing her acting career.

RICHARD LEACOCK: Officer Nate Jackson

RICHARD LEACOCK portrays the police officer that befriends Clint and provides him with a place to live in the Big Apple. Leacock was born in England, lived in the Caribbean and the U.K. and finally settled in Vancouver, Canada during the early eighties. He began a modeling and singing career, which took off after he was spotted dancing at a Diana Ross concert in 1983. Leacock’s acting career began after landing a recurring role on “21 Jump Street” and he went on to appear in the acclaimed television series “Wiseguy,” “The Commish,” “Highlander,” “Sliders” and “The X-Files.” Leacock also starred in the feature films “Slam Dunk Ernest” with the late Jim Varney and had a costarring role in the David E. Kelley film “Lake Placid” with Bill Pullman and Bridget Fonda.

RON LEA: Dr. Oliver Crane

RON LEA portrays Clint’s ultimate nemesis at the HMO. Lea was born and raised in Montreal, Canada where he also attended the world-renowned National Theatre School of Canada. His acting career took off when he appeared in numerous Canadian theatrical productions including the critically acclaimed “One Eyed Kings” at the Tarragon Theatre as well as “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof” and “Brighton Beach Memoirs” at the Centaur Theatre. Lea expanded his acting career to include appearances in film and made-for-TV movies such as “A Map Of The World,” starring Sigourney Weaver and Julianne Moore, “Iron Eagle IV” with Louis Gossett, Jr. and “Vanished” with George Hamilton. He received a Gemini nomination for best actor in a leading role in the Canadian film “Mortimer Griffin and Shalinsky.”

Lea has also been featured in several television series, including “The Practice,” “Diagnosis Murder” and the Canadian series “Catwalk” with Neve Campbell and “Street Legal.” His work in the latter series was recognized with a second Gemini nomination for best actor in a supporting role.

RUTH MARSHALL: Ms. Donna DeWitt

RUTH MARSHALL plays the stern director of the HMO. Marshall graduated with a degree in English from McGill University in Montreal and then returned to her hometown of Toronto to pursue a career in acting. It was there that she wrote and performed in her one-woman show “Four Letters, Five Years” at the Tarragon Theatre for which she received critical acclaim. Marshall made her film acting debut in 1992 as the lead in Denys Arcand’s film “Love and Human Remains” and went on to appear in such acclaimed films as “Dolores Claiborne” with Kathy Bates and Jennifer Jason Leigh and “Waiting For Michelangelo.” She has also been featured in several television series and made-for-TV movies, including “Half A Dozen Babies,” starring Teri Garr, “Different” with Lynn Redgrave, “Power Play,” “Tekwar” and “F/X.” Having worked steadily in film and television, she has expanded her resume to include voicing commercials and cartoons and freelance writing for The Globe and Mail and The National Post. Marshall lives in Toronto with her husband and two-year-old son.

TRACY SHREVE: Beverly Jackson

TRACY SHREVE plays the beautiful wife of Officer Nate Jackson. Shreve was born and raised in Vancouver and studied theatre at Humber College in Toronto, Ontario. Ever since she was a small child, she has appeared in Canadian television commercials. Shreve made her film acting debut in 1995 as the lead in the award-winning short, “Variations To The Key Of Life” and recently finished shooting the action flick, “Fall,” starring Daniel Baldwin and Michael Madsen. Her television credits include a pilot called “In The Mix,” which features such hip-hop recording artists as Faith Evans and Pras, formerly of “The Fugees.” Tracy has appeared in several television series, including “The Great Defender” with Kelley Rutherford, Showtime’s “The Hoop Life,” “Top Cops,” “Night Heat” and the Canadian series “Secret Service” and “The City.”

TYLER GARCIA POSEY: Raul Garcia

TYLER GARCIA POSEY makes his television debut as the orphan taken under Dr. Clint Cassidy’s wing. Born in Santa Monica, California the nine-year-old star has been performing on stage and in film, television, commercials and music videos since the early age of five. Posey has also been a model for kids clothing on the international level. In addition to “Doc,” he has appeared in the film “Men Of Honor,” starring Robert De Niro and will star in the upcoming action thriller “Collateral Damage” with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Posey was exposed to the entertainment industry very early on as his father, actor/writer John Posey, brought him to many television and movie sets before he could even walk.

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