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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0013131362992
Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Starz / Anchor Bay
Manufacturer: Starz / Anchor Bay
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Starz / Anchor Bay
Region Code: 1
Release Date: April 18, 2006
Running Time: 552 minutes
Sales Rank: 34611
Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
Theatrical Release Date: September 19, 1989
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Description:
He began as a 16 year old doctor, but now `boy genius' Doogie Howser (Neil Patrick Harris) is a young man dealing with the adult dilemmas of self-doubt, sexual relationships, racial tensions, new roommates, gun control, child abuse and beyond. This fourth and final season includes such fanfavorite episodes as 'There's A Riot Going On', 'The Adventures Of Sherlock Howser', 'You've Come A Long Way, Babysitter', the Emmy® Award winning 'Doogie Got A Gun', and much more. Max Casella, Kathryn Layng, Lawrence Pressman, James Sikking, Belinda Montgomery and Markus Redmond co-star in this last season of the hit comedy/drama from creator/producers Steven Bochco and David E. Kelley that remains one of the best loved series of the 90s
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Rating:  - This is a really cool show
This is a really cool show and I have all the Seasons of it on DVD
Rating:  - Gotta love a kid doctor in high tops!
Great blast from the past to watch this show. Doogie is growing up and Vinnie is hilarious!
Rating: - Teens love Doogie!
My family of teenagers loved this series, even though they had to laugh at some of the 80's and 90's hair and clothes. In spite of that, we all recognized the series as a humorous, loving journey of a family through their son's adolescence into adulthood. The only real criticism I have lies not with the show itself, but with the production of the DVD. The episodes were placed out of order on the DVD discs--whose idea was that? It was especially noticable after Doogie moved into the loft, to watch an episode that took place in his bedroom in his parents' house. All of the episodes are the same length, so it wasn't because of timing. It was an annoyance that did detract from our enjoyment of the episodes, which was a pity, but the series itself was super.
Rating: - Best season of the 4
This was one of my favorite series I watched growing up. Season 4 was probably the best of all the seasons. Doogie ends up movie out of his parents house, has different experiances with various girls, as does his best friend Vinnie. I was disappointed with the very last episode on how it ended, and there were some scenes in some episodes there were kind of stupid, but in all its a very entertaining series I'm glad I have to my collection of dvd's.
Rating: - Doogie makes his final rounds
Doogie might have moved back into his parents' house-temporarily-but it doesn't stop him from experiencing the real life lessons, or eventually making second go at an apartment. Whereas others typically loose steam in the last season, the 22-episode 1992-1993 season brings the series to a memorable end.
Like other LA area doctors, Doogie experiences the riots from `ground zero', attempting to patch up everybody needing his medical help ("There's a Riot Going On"). This and many other incidents haunt our young doctor in "Doogie's Got a Gun". How can somebody sworn to heal people purchase a gun which is-well, designed to injure and kill people? He certainly did not like being robbed, but Doogie's also uncomfortable with the idea of owning a gun! We're long out of teen-heartthrob status here. Neil Patrick Harris easily earned this episode's Emmy.
After the obvious embarrassment for everybody when mom Katherine (Belinda Montgomery) found him skinny-dipping in the family pool with her boss in "Look Ma, No Pants", Doogie gives having his own place a second try ("Doogie Doesn't Live Here Anymore"). A couple of years apparently made the critical difference because Doogie now is emotionally able to live away from his parents.
Doogie's parents still continue to show up in this season's episodes, but they consequently assume more of a `side character role than compared to the prior seasons. "The Mother of All Fishing Trips" and "Will the Real Dr. Howser Please Stand ... Read More
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