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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0013131362893
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Starz / Anchor Bay
Manufacturer: Starz / Anchor Bay
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Starz / Anchor Bay
Region Code: 1
Release Date: January 17, 2006
Running Time: 628 minutes
Sales Rank: 47688
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Theatrical Release Date: September 19, 1989
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Description:
Doogie Howser, a whiz kid who breezed through high school, graduated from Princeton, and passed his medical board by age 14, must now find a way to balance the demands of professional medicine with the everyday pressures of being a teenager.
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Rating: - It's too bad that Doogie Howser was only on for four seasons. I absolutely love this show!!!
I love all of the characters...they play very well off of each other. Like I said before I only wish it had been on longer than four seasons. It has lots of great life lessons that even as an adult you can take to heart with Doogie's daily journal entries. And now seeing Neil Patrick Harris on How I Met Your Mother, wow, he definitely plays a totally different character. I have always been a fan of Neil Patrick Harris. It's great to see him again on TV!! Yeah, Neil!! Keep up the great work!! Hope to see you for years to come!!
Rating: - GREAT SERIES OF THE 80'S/EARLY 90'S
I'M SO GLAD THEY CAME OUT WITH THIS DVD TO RELIVE ONE OF MY FAVORITE TV SHOWS GROWING UP! NOW I HAVE ALL 3 SEASONS SO FAR OF THE SERIES, AND AM WAITING FOR SEASON 4 TO BE RELEASED.
Rating: - Doogie's on call to deliver a great season 3
America's favorite child genius discovers he needs to learn a lot more about life in the third season of this ABC series. 24 episodes of the 1991-1992 season refill audiences with a great prescription for family entertainment.
Doogie is concerned because he remains a virgin while many other young men are having sex. Feeling abnormal, Doogie visits a psychologist to sort out his personal issues. Our series protagonist holds out hope that he will consummate with Wanda Plenn (Lisa Dean Ryan) before she leaves for art school in Chicago ("The Summer of 91").
Yet Doogie is also anxious when she returns from that art school on a break ("Lonesome Doog"). Just as his experiences had changed him from other people, going away to art school changed Wanda. He realizes that she is not exactly the same Wanda whom he was in love with. While his scientific side accepts this as being inevitable, his emotional side is anxious over the changes. Will she grow apart from him? Will he loose her? Any group of friends who moved away from each other for any amount of time will really appreciate this episode.
Doogie had some great times with Vinnie Delpino (Max Casella) in their own apartment ( the two-part "Doogie Has Left the Building"). However, Doogie also comes to the realization that he and Vinnie cannot live together. The constant parties that Vinnie throws are at odds with the atmosphere Doogie searches for after a hard day at the hospital and the sympathetic ear which was ... Read More
Rating: - suprisingly adult storyline
this is an adorable show, i watched it when i was young, and now that I am all grown up it still touched my heart, it reminds you of your teen years, when problems seemed impossible, but in the end everyone collapses in the floor giggling. that is how you feel after watching Doogie. its written wonderfully, and its only improved over the years.
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