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Doctor at Large
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How many seasons does Doctor at Large have?
1 season
How many episodes does Doctor at Large have?
29 episodes
When did Doctor at Large end?
September 12, 1971
How long are episodes of Doctor at Large?
30 minutes
What is the IMDb rating of Doctor at Large?
7.1 out of 10
Who stars in Doctor at Large?
Barry Evans
,
George Layton
, and
Geoffrey Davies
Who wrote Doctor at Large?
John Cleese
,
Graham Chapman
,
Bill Oddie
,
George Layton
,
Jonathan Lynn
,
Graeme Garden
,
Barry Cryer
,
David Yallop
,
Bernard McKenna
,
Andy Baker
, and others
Who directed Doctor at Large?
Alan Wallis
,
Bill Turner
, and
David Askey
Who was the producer of Doctor at Large?
Humphrey Barclay
Who was the executive producer of Doctor at Large?
Humphrey Barclay
Who are the characters in Doctor at Large?
Dr. Dick Stuart-Clark, Dr. Griffin, Dr. Huw Evans, Dr. Lawrence Bingham, Dr. Maxwell, Dr. Michael Upton, Dr. Paul Collier, Dr. Upton, Jarvis, Mr. Wimberley, and others
What genre is Doctor at Large?
Comedy
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