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Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Episode Guide
The following is a list of the 151 episodes (and two movies) of the
television show Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
Season 1 (1993): 18 episodes
Season 2 (1993-1994): 27 episodes
Season 3 (1994-1995): 30 episodes
Season 4 (1995-1996): 28 episodes
Season 5 (1996-1997): 26 episodes
Season 6 (1997-1998): 22 episodes
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Movie: Revolutions (1999)
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman: The Heart Within (2001)
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season One
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season Two
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season Three
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season Four
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season Five
Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Complete Season Six
Season 1: 1993
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 1-2 |
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (Pilot) |
January 1, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| Michaela "Mike" Quinn, of Boston, followed in her
father's footsteps by becoming a doctor. Dr. Mike worked side by side
her father. But his sudden death caused her the loss of, not only her
best friend, but the loss of their medical practice. The lack of job
opportunities for women doctors lead Michaela to answer an ad for a
doctor in Colorado territory. Michaela left her fancy home in the city
of Boston for the western town, Colorado Springs. When she arrives in
town she is met with mockery, for they expected a male doctor. She is
befriended by Charlotte Cooper (Diane Ladd) and becomes good friends
with her. Charlotte and Dr. Quinn become close friends and when
Charlotte is bitten by a rattle snake, she leaves her three children
Matthew (Chad Allen), Colleen (Erika Flores, later Jessica Bowman) and
Brian (Shawn Toovey) for Dr. Mike to look after. As the town continues
to mock Michaela for expecting to be the town doctor, she meets Sully,
a white man "turned" Native American who lets her live in his old
house. Michaela continued to certify her doctoring abilities to the
town and slowly she became accepted by some townsfolk. |
| |
| 3 |
Epidemic |
January 2, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| Horror mounts when a flu epidemic attacks Colorado
Springs. Dr. Mike must attend the sick townspeople and protect others
from getting the deadly disease. But being a lady doctor has people
questioning whether she can handle the fatal epidemic. |
| |
| 4 |
The Visitor |
January 9, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| Mike's estranged mother (Jane Wyman) visits, but she
and Mike are still miles apart. Meanwhile, Robert E is injured in a
fire. |
| |
| 5 |
Law of the Land |
January 16, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| A gunslinger (Johnny Cash) arrives looking for a quiet
town in which to hang 'em up, but Colorado Springs is itching to lynch
an immigrant (Christopher Keene Kelly) for cattle rustling to feed his
starving family. |
| |
| 6 |
The Healing |
January 23, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| A bitter Loren, who blames Sully for his daughter's
death, tries to repossess Dr. Mike's cabin when he learns he still
owns the deed. |
| |
| 7 |
Father's Day |
January 30, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| As Dr. Quinn is trying to persuade the townspeople
that smallpox vaccinations are necessary, the father of Brain,
Colleen, and Matthew arrives, causing trouble among the siblings as
Matthew is suspicious of the father who abandoned them years ago and
will not see his younger siblings hurt. Dr. Mike and Sully will have
to ensure that Colleen and Brian don't get hurt as Ethan Cooper's
actions could reflect poorly on the young Cooper children. |
| |
| 8 |
Bad Water |
February 6, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| When several townspeople come down with mercury
poisoning, Dr. Mike forces a reluctant Sully to guide her to the high
mountain stream which may be the source of the problem. The trek is
difficult for her, but she ultimately earns Sully's respect and
gratitude after saving his life twice despite a broken wrist. Just as
they confirm that the water is being polluted by a local mine owner
whose mining process is dumping mercury into the stream, they are
captured by his men. In the interim, worried townsfolk send out an
inept posse to try to locate Sully and Dr. Mike. Olive backs Grace's
new venture--Grace's Cafe. In the end, Dr. Mike saves the day by
curing the mine owner's son, who has fallen victim to the poisoned
water, and convincing the owner to close the mine. |
| |
| 9 |
The Great American Medicine Show |
February 13, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| Dr. Mike tries to heal the soul of Doc Eli Jackson, a
Civil War surgeon turned medicine-show huckster. With the aid of a
drunken Indian (Franklin, aka "Chief Sick No More") and his boy, Doc
Eli touts an all-curing elixir supposedly developed by the Kickapoo.
Dr. Mike doesn't trust the sales pitch of this exploitative showman,
especially when she faces a real medical crisis involving Myra. She
must help Doc Eli confront his demons before he can help her remove an
ovarian cyst from Myra. Meanwhile, Sully's on a similar mission to
convince Franklin, a disillusioned Cheyenne and massacre survivor, to
join his own people in their continuing fight for survival. Myra and
Horace get engaged. |
| |
| 10 |
A Cowboy's Lullaby |
February 20, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| Dr. Mike takes in Red McCall, a down-and-out cowboy,
and his ailing "half-breed" infant boy. McCall reaches the end of his
rope, so he abandons the baby with Dr. Mike, robs Loren's store, and
flees. Dr. Mike tries to find a home for the baby, but the potential
parents prove unwilling or unsuitable. When she travels to a remote
cabin to check on the health of its owner, she finds him badly mangled
from a bear attack. Her horse is frightened off and she's trapped in
the cabin until Sully shows up looking for her. They narrowly escape
being the rabid bear's next victims. After returning to town, Dr. Mike
decides she'd rather raise the child herself than turn him over to an
orphanage. But Sully locates Red and convinces him to keep the child. |
| |
| 11 |
Running Ghost |
February 27, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| Sully ends up badly beaten and partially paralyzed
after a run-in with buffalo hunters whom a railroad has hired to clear
the herds and Indians out of the planned train path. As Dr. Mike,
Cloud Dancing, and the kids fight to help Sully regain the use of his
legs, a con man passing himself off as the railroad's advance man is
swindling the townsfolk out of the deeds to their properties. As Sully
recovers, Dr. Mike unmasks the con man's plan and saves the town. When
Sully confronts the buffalo hunters, a mystical white buffalo
("Running Ghost") appears to avenge the animals' deaths. |
| |
| 12 |
The Prisoner |
March 13, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| After ambushing Black Kettle's camp, General Custer
enters the town carrying wounded soldiers and Indian prisoners,
including Cloud Dancing, whom Custer threatens to kill if Dr. Mike
doesn't treat his men first. Dr. Mike treats Cloud Dancing's broken
arm while he's shackled in the livery after Custer's interrogation.
After Custer hauls Cloud Dancing before a firing squad that fires
blanks, Dr. Mike and Sully engineer Cloud Dancing's escape. Meanwhile,
Olive organizes a hurdy-gurdy dance, recruiting girls from the
immigrant camp and a reluctant Loren, Horace, and Jake for the band.
Matthew buys all of Ingrid's dance tickets, then shyly confesses that
he doesn't know how to dance. |
| |
| 13 |
Happy Birthday |
March 27, 1993 |
Disc 4 |
| After a patient of Dr. Mike's dies of blood poisoning,
she accuses Jake, the barber, of infecting the man with his dirty
razor. Her accusation throws Jake into an alcoholic binge. Dr. Mike
tries in vain to pull him out of it, but finally realizes he must be
the one to want to stop drinking. She gives him something to live for
by pointing out his many friends in town, including her. Meanwhile,
Mike's children try to help her deal with her loneliness on her 35th
birthday by conspiring to find her a proper suitor before her surprise
party. |
| |
| 14 |
Rite of Passage |
April 10, 1993 |
Disc 4 |
| Episode summary Matthew and Michaela are at odds over
his future when he sets out to prove to others--and to himself--that
he is a grown man ready to take on life, and decides to marry Ingrid.
Frustrated by her overprotectiveness and his desire for independence,
Matthew undertakes a "vision quest," a Cheyenne ceremony in which a
man searches for direction. Michaela, knowing he is spending four days
and nights without food and water in the wilderness, worries that his
quest to discover his manhood may cost him his life. Chuck Bowman
directed from a script by Sara Davidson. |
| |
| 15 |
Heroes |
May 1, 1993 |
Disc 4 |
| Colleen develops a teenage crush on Sully after he
pulls her out of the path of a runaway wagon. Imagining herself as a
damsel in distress and Sully as her knight in shining armor, she
purposely sets out to get lost in the woods hoping Sully will rescue
her. A freak cold snap blows up and she almost freezes to death before
Sully and Dr. Mike find her. Dr. Mike works hard to save Colleen's
badly frostbitten hands, and Sully ultimately has a heart-to- heart
talk with Colleen. Meanwhile, racial tensions in town reach a boiling
point when Hank accuses Grace of food poisoning which is later proved
false when Dr. Mike discovers Hank has been eating meat infected with
trichinosis. |
| |
| 16 |
The Operation |
May 8, 1993 |
Disc 4 |
| While Brian and Sully are out hiking, Brian climbs a
tree and jumps out before Sully can stop him. Brian lands hard,
hitting his head. Mike, angry with Sully for not watching Brian more
carefully, is relieved to find no signs of injury. Later, the
townsfolk argue over who will build the new schoolhouse, Matthew wants
Robert E included, but, in the end Jake and Loren are tapped for the
job. Brian begins to exhibit symptoms of compression, which escalate
to blindness and later, coma. A specialist can't be found and Mike
must perform a dangerous brain operation while Jake and Grace assist.
Meanwhile, the town, including Robert E, pulls together to build the
schoolhouse. Brian awakens and wanders out to the new school where
Mike and the family find him, overjoyed that he can see again |
| |
| 17 |
The Secret |
May 15, 1993 |
Disc 5 |
| When Mike and Sully stop to check on old Mrs. Johnson,
they discover her dead and a young boy, Zack, hidden in the closet.
Mike takes the child in and confronts the townsfolk, who reluctantly
admit to knowing the boy's mother was one of Hank's whores. When she
died they sent Zack to Mrs. Johnson because he was "simple." Mike is
frustrated in her attempts to find a medical diagnosis and cure for
Zack's condition. Mike's further detective work reveals that Hank is
Zack's father, and she helps Hank own up to his responsibility.
Meanwhile, Brian seems to be the only one to get the boy to exhibit
his artistic abilities, and he is mistakenly given credit for a
drawing that Zack has done. Later, when Zack's artistic talent is
discovered, Hank agrees to send him to an art school in Denver. The
show has a cute opening scene of Mike and Sully with him criticizing
her driving. |
| |
| 18 |
Portraits |
May 22, 1993 |
Disc 5 |
| David Watkins, a civil war photographer arrives in
Colorado Springs. Dr. Mike diagnoses David's diabetes and is
frustrated that he refuses treatment and will ultimately go blind.
David suggests taking a portrait of the town and an argument ensues
over who will be in it. When the camera equipment is destroyed, the
whole town must pull together to create a camera and take the photo
before David's eyesight fails. At the same time, Mrs. Bing, Horace's
mother, is brought to town, seriously ill. Mrs. Bing disapproves of
Myra until she learns how much they love each other, and on her
deathbed bestows her blessing on their marriage. |
Season 2: 1993-1994
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 19 |
The Race |
September 25, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| An episode revolving around gender roles, Dr. Mike
wants to run her horse, but is not allowed; Brian cooks an unusual
pie, despite being told boys don't cook. |
| |
| 20 |
Sanctuary |
October 2, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| Loren's sister-in-law and first love Dorothy leaves
her abusive husband and is treated by Dr. Mike, only for her husband
to end up dead after the next beating. Dorothy stands trial for his
murder, and asks Michaela to be her lawyer. In the local tribe, Cloud
Dancing's wife objects to him taking a second wife thanks to Dr Mike's
influence. Cloud Dancing struggles between duty to the tribe and his
personal feelings. |
| |
| 21 |
Halloween |
October 30, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| The ghost of Abigail haunts Dr. Mike. Brian misses his
mother who always made him his Halloween costumes. |
| |
| 22 |
The Incident |
November 6, 1993 |
Disc 1 |
| Jake accidentally kills an Indian while hunting for
deer. Horace is shot and is intimidated into covering up the truth.
Tensions between the Natives and the townspeople mount as gossip
surrounding the incident runs wild. Dog Soldiers attack an innocent
family, upsetting both sides. When Jake won't come peacefully, he is
kidnapped -- Sully goes to negotiate his release and is shockingly
thrown off the reservation. Horace's conscience finally gets the best
of him under Myra's pressure and he admits the truth to her and Dr.
Mike. Dorothy chastises Loren for his lies, but realizes she must
print a retraction immediately and feels bad for printing untruths.
Despite being beaten by the Dog Soldiers, Jake tries to blame Horace.
Sully finally makes him tell the truth, and attempts to defend the
townspeople against Cloud Dancing, which ends in a fistfight Michaela
must break up. Myra offers to send a wire, but fearful of what the
army will do Brian and Colleen cut the telegraph wires. Back at the
trial, when war is suggested Sully declares he must be killed first.
The council decides not to go to war, but Jake must make reparations
towards the family of Little Eagle, the brave that was killed. |
| |
| 23 |
Saving Souls |
November 13, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| Sister Ruth, a traveling faith healer, comes to town.
Horace's gout is "healed" but Dr. Mike is not impressed. Johnny Cash
returns to reprise his role as Kid Cole. Robert E. fumbles through a
proposal to Grace, and she joyfully accepts. When Ruby enters the
saloon, Cole defends her and the evangelical healer is clearly sweet
on her. Ingrid's asthma almost kills her thanks to the faith healer
convincing the immigrants to toss their medicine. Grace chooses Dr.
Mike has her maid of honour, while Sully is chosen to be Robert E.'s
best man. The preacher argues against marrying the two in the church
because he is concerned what the congregation will think. Sully is
lost as to what to buy for a wedding gift, but Michaela saves him by
suggesting they buy a bible together. Kid is punched in the chest and
needs emergency surgery to drain fluid off his lungs, after which Ruth
tries to convince the gunslinger of her feelings, admitting her love
and receiving a kiss. The episode ends with Grace and Robert E.
getting married before the parish in the church. |
| |
| 24-25 |
Where the Heart Is (Parts 1 & 2) |
November 20, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Quinn's mother, Elizabeth, falls ill and she is
called to Boston. Without thinking, Mr. Mike takes our her stress and
worry on the children. Sully reveals how his parents died. One of the
sisters, Marjorie, is disdainful of both the children and Dr. Mike's
insistence on seeing their ailing mother. Mrs. Quinn has two
physicians: one is older and believes women should not be doctors
while the other is much younger, smitten with Michaela, and believes
she has the cure. Dr. Mike ends up curing her mother and earning Dr.
Burke's esteem. In the meantime, Sully dreams about being in Boston,
and sets out to join the four. Sully and the children accidentally
stumble onto Michaela receiving a kiss on the hand by Dr. Burke.
Matthew demands to go home, homesick and missing Ingrid. Elizabeth
convinces Sully to wear Boston finery and to the delight of Dr. Mike
he looks incredibly dashing. Sully, with new finery, takes Michaela
out to a sumptuous dinner for two with dancing afterwards. The two
then attend an opera, where Dr. Mike must explain what is going on to
a long-suffering Sully. Dr. Burke has Dr. Quinn to make a speech, and
though many of the male doctors leave in disgust, about half stay for
the speech and are impressed. Immediately after, Burke confesses his
live for Michaela and proposes marriage, and she attempts to let him
down gently but he refuses to take no for an answer. Sully demands to
know if she's going to marry the fellow doctor, but she refuses to
answer. Sully admits he came to Boston because he loves Dr. Mike, but
goes back home to Colorado anyways. After admitting to her mother she
doesn't love William Burke, Michaela must tell him she cannot accept
his proposal, and the four leave the next day. Matthew admits he was
wrong to judge his grandmother prematurely. A very warm welcome meets
the family when they return to their home, with the episode ending on
Michaela's admission of love for Sully. |
| |
| 26 |
Giving Thanks |
November 27, 1993 |
Disc 2 |
| Sully and Dr. Mike start to "go courtin'" but a
drought threatens the town. When Cloud Dancing brings food in to
convince the townspeople crops can grow in a drought but they throw
his food in the dirt. Hank decides to leave, separating Myra and
Horace. Robert E. considers leaving and Grace refuses to go because
she feels she has an identity where she is -- Robert E. threatens to
leave her behind. Dr. Mike and Sully get into a lover's spat. Jake and
Loren take water from the reservation, ignoring the warnings that it's
not for human consumption; many townspeople become sick. A lightning
strike hits the barn on the homestead, threatening to consume the barn
and Dr. Mike takes Sully to task for his old habits of considering
himself first. Grace and Robert E. mend the rift from their argument.
Sully and Michaela also talk through their differences, and she admits
to being scared of commitment. The Natives come to Thanksgiving
dinner, bringing enough food for all because the Spirits direct them
to. Hank returns as dinner is served, to the delight of Horace, but
almost ruins everything with his insensitive remarks before Loren
takes him to task. As everyone is eating, rain begins pouring down and
everyone dances around in delight, soaking wet. |
| |
| 27 |
Best Friends |
December 4, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| A dance is coming up, setting the young girls in a
tizzy. Colleen decides to no longer be friends with the most popular
girl in town (Alice) because she is bossy. Dorothy is feeling puny,
and when Dr. Mike questions her, it's revealed she is pregnant just as
Loren walks into her room; the three fall into an uncomfortable
silence. Further examination shows it's not a pregnancy but menopause,
which upsets Dorothy deeply. Colleen commissions Robert E. to make a
Best Friends necklace. Dorothy begins bleeding heavily, which may
require taking out her uterus. Colleen's friend Becky asks her to
speak to a boy, but the young man inadvertently thinks Colleen is
sweet on him. Loren gives Dorothy a meal in bed, wracked with guilt
about believing Hank's false stories on menopause. Colleen goes to
meet her friend's crush under the tree and receives her first kiss.
Sully stalks off after Dr. Mike tries to teach him to dance. Michaela
admits to Dorothy she is afraid of physical intimacy, but after church
she notices Sully going into the store alone with Dorothy and becomes
suspicious. Becky catches Colleen kissing the boy she likes and they
argue. Dr. Mike finally hears about Colleen's problem and points out
friendship should be above boyfriends. While in Loren's store, Sully
and Dorothy come out of her room laughing. Michaela is ready to
explode in anger but Dorothy collapses and is bleeding badly. Loren
predicts doom and gloom but when Dorothy comes out fine, he faints
dead away in front of the clinic. Colleen becomes the butt of vicious
rumours at school and dumps the boyfriend. Loren asks Dorothy to the
dance -- but just to sit; either way she won't tell Dr. Mike what
Sully was doing with her, and neither will he. At the dance, Loren
admits he still has feelings for Dorothy, Alice steals the boy and
Becky decides he's not worth it, and Sully dances a perfect Sweetheart
Reel -- thanks, of course, to the lessons from Dorothy. |
| |
| 28 |
Sully's Choice |
December 11, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| The reverend comes home from Soda Springs with the
news of a flu epidemic; as the town has no doctor, Michaela rides off
to help. Sully can't control the kids and takes a trip into town,
where he runs into the Army looking for Dog Soldiers. Sully pleads
with Cloud Dancing to try to dissuade the renegades from attacking.
Brian asks for a bedtime story. Sully and Brian explore a cave
together but come out in the middle of Dog Soldiers attacking railroad
builders. Trying to run them off, he is shot by the Army -- who then
proceed to put a 200 dollar bounty on his head. Brian runs back to
town to get Matthew and Robert E., who find Sully unconscious and
bleeding. Jake and Hank go out to collect the bounty. Managing to
avoid the soldiers in town, Robert E. gives the wagon with Sully
hidden inside over to the Reverend, to take somewhere safe. Colleen is
faced with the daunting task of taking the bullet out of Sully alone.
Matthew goes in search of Cloud Dancing while the Revered goes to town
for medical supplies. Unfortunately, Matthew is soon followed by Jake,
and Hank spots the Reverend sneaking out of the clinic with supplies.
All four men arrive back at the cave at the same time. Everyone is
surprised when Hank is subdued by the Reverend. Jake removes the
bullet from Sully but nicks an artery, which Colleen must suture
closed. Sully regains consciousness and goes to turn himself in;
Hank's still after the bounty but is blown off. When Sully comes to
town, he makes a speech about his innocence, winning the townspeople
over. When the Cavalry arrive, Dorothy and others vouch he was "in
town" during the time of the incident and threaten to write about
shooting an unarmed man in the back. The eposide ends with Dr. Mike
returning to town, none the wiser. |
| |
| 29 |
Mike's Dream... a Christmas Tale |
December 18, 1993 |
Disc 3 |
| Mike, mired in a Christmas Eve career/identity crisis,
is visited by a friendly angel - the Cooper kids' deceased mom,
Charlotte. Charlotte takes Mike on a trip to the past, present and
future. On this journey, Mike concludes that the choices and decisions
she's made for her career and life the right ones. Charlotte: Diane
Ladd. |
| |
| 30 |
Crossing the Line |
January 1, 1994 |
Disc 3 |
| Desperate for funds to finish his homestead, Matthew
becomes a scab miner. Disaster is averted by Mike and Sully, who enact
a daring rescue when Matthew and other scabs are trapped in a cave-in.
Loren refuses credit to strikers, prompting a boycott of his store. |
| |
| 31 |
The Offering |
January 8, 1994 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike and Sully unknowingly aid the U.S. government in
giving typhus infected blankets to the Cheyenne, then must help fight
the disease. Colonel Egan: John Reger. |
| |
| 32 |
The Circus |
January 15, 1994 |
Disc 4 |
| Mother/daughter issues are explored when Heart and
Atlantis, a rag-tag mother/daughter circus team, comes to Colorado
Springs. Inner and outer wounds are shared and healed when Mike and
Atlantis help Colleen overcome her fear of performing in front of
crowds, and Mike helps Heart realize that it's a bond of love, not
affliction, that binds she and Atlantis when Mike performs a
successful operation to separate Atlantis' webbed fingers. Heart:
Fionnula Flanagan. Atlantis: Lisa Rieffel. |
| |
| 33 |
Another Woman |
January 22, 1994 |
Disc 4 |
| Catherine, a beautiful blonde woman captured by and
raised with renegade Indians, is brought to Colorado Springs by
soldiers when her tribe is wiped out and she's the sole surviving
member. Friction develops between Mike and Sully when Catherine falls
in love with him, and he seems to respond. Meanwhile, Dorothy starts
dating Jake, inciting Loren's jealousy. Catherine: Sheryl Lee. |
| |
| 34 |
Orphan Train |
January 29, 1994 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike considers a marriage proposal from the Reverend
in order to provide eight newly arrived orphans with an instant
family. |
| |
| 35 |
Buffalo Soldiers |
February 5, 1994 |
Disc 5 |
| A troop of black "Buffalo" Soldiers rides into town
intending to kill Indian Dog Soldiers who, because the railroad
trespasses on their hunting grounds, have been sabotaging it. Mike
manages to thwart the Buffalo Soldiers' mission by warning the
Indians, thereby committing an act of civil disobedience. Meanwhile,
Mike must teach Colleen the difference between good and bad lying when
Colleen cheats on a history test. Carver: Dorian Harewood. Turrell:
Spencer Garrett. |
| |
| 36 |
Luck of the Draw |
March 5, 1994 |
Disc 5 |
| Matthew, desperate to earn funds to finish his
homestead, becomes a gambler when con-man Julius Hoffman rides into
town for the annual poker game at Hank's saloon. Unfortunately,
Matthew must learn the hard way that the easier it looks, the harder
it hooks. Meanwhile, Brian strives valiantly to earn money to set a
captured eagle free, only to be terribly disappointed when the eagle
doesn't immediately avail himself of his newly regained freedom.
Julius Hoffman: Craig Wasson. |
| |
| 37 |
Life and Death |
March 12, 1994 |
Disc 5 |
| Tom Jennings, Dorothy's Civil War Veteran son, comes
to Colorado Springs. Though Mike treats him for pain supposedly
incurred from war injuries, his real affliction is an addition to
morphine, for which he ransacks the homestead in the middle of the
night as the family lies sleeping. The stress of this traumatic event
causes Brian and Colleen to "act-out" in disturbing ways. Tom
Jennings: Matthew Letscher. |
| |
| 38 |
The First Circle |
March 26, 1994 |
Disc 5 |
| Colorado Springs' townsfolks' racist passions are
ignited when Robert E purchases at auction a house which sits in the
middle of town. Fueling the fire is Jedediah Bancroft, the auctioneer,
who also happens to spearhead the burgeoning Ku Klux Klan movement.
Only Mike's courage saves Robert E from a lynch mob, and the
townsfolk, ashamed, end up helping him move into his new home.
Jedediah Bancroft: George Furth. |
| |
| 39 |
Just One Lullaby |
April 9, 1994 |
Disc 6 |
| Rev. Johnson's in love with the town's new
schoolteacher (Sherry Hursey), while Mike's concerned about the
woman's wanton use of corporal punishment in the classroom, which in
the end backfires as a student too frequently beaten retalliates. |
| |
| 40-41 |
The Abduction (Parts 1 & 2) |
April 30, 1994 |
Disc 6 |
| Mike and Sully get caught in the crossfire when, while
visiting the Indian reservation, they see renegade Dog Soldiers shoot
some Cavalry men. Mike is kidnapped in retaliation when the Indians
discover she told Custer what happened; Sully vows to find her.
Meanwhile, Brian falls in love with a horse Hank wins in a poker game.
Sully sets out to rescue Mike, who is now Sully's "heart-song".
Meanwhile, Custer takes the Indian reservation hostage, threatening to
hang everyone unless Mike is returned. Brian works off the cost of the
little horse; but Hank reneges on the deal, inciting Loren's wrath.
Mike and Sully return to town just in time to keep the Indians from
getting hanged. Hank, not anxious to pay double for all his goods at
the General Store, delivers Taffy to Brian on his birthday, declaring
that, "Sometimes it's just good business for a man to keep his word."
Custer: Jason Adams. |
| |
| 42 |
The Campaign |
May 7, 1994 |
Disc 6 |
| Mike and Jake go head-to-head when both campaign for
the Mayorship of Colorado Springs. At issue: whether drinking and
prostitution should be outlawed. Myra finally breaks loose from Hank. |
| |
| 43 |
The Man in the Moon |
May 14, 1994 |
Disc 7 |
| Only the town's love for the infinitely unlovable Hank
can pull him from the brink of a deadly coma. Meanwhile, Colleen and
Brian tangle when Grandma Quinn sends Brian but not Colleen a present. |
| |
| 44-45 |
Return Engagement (Parts 1 & 2) |
May 21, 1994 |
Disc 7 |
| When "Andrew Strauss", aka David Lewis, the fiance'
whom Mike had presumed was killed in the Civil War, visits Colorado
Springs, Mike is forced to choose between him and Sully. Also, Horace
and Myra experience pre-nuptial tension when townsfolk start taking
over the planning of their wedding for them. Mike is torn between two
lovers when, in a blast from the past, her presumed-dead Civil War
fiance, David Lewis, whirls into town to reclaim Mike from the arms of
Sully, her current fiance. Also, Horace keeps "losin' the mood" when
it comes time to consummate his marriage with Myra. Andrew
Strauss/David Lewis: Maxwell Caulfield. |
Season 3: 1994-1995
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 46 |
The Train |
September 24, 1994 |
Disc 1 |
| Sully argues with Mike that they should move if the
railroad comes. Meanwhile, Matthew feels left-out of Sully's new
homestead plans. |
| |
| 47 |
Fathers and Sons |
October 1, 1994 |
Disc 1 |
| Loren plans a trip to Bolivia to prove he is not
getting old; Brian seeks to prove his courage by camping out alone.
The two become inadvertent allies as they battle the advances of a
hungry bear. Also, Jake and Hank's practical jokes get out of hand,
culminating in injuries to them both, until they agree to make up. |
| |
| 48 |
Cattle Drive, Part 1 |
October 8, 1994 |
Disc 1 |
| Mike receives a telegram from Miss Olive - she's ill -
but when she, family and friends arrive in Mexico, Miss Olive's
already passed away and left 200 cattle to Matthew. Now they must get
the herd back home. Colleen gets a crush on a handsome ne'er do well
cowhand named Jesse, only to be robbed and deserted by him. |
| |
| 49 |
Cattle Drive, Part 2 |
October 15, 1994 |
Disc 1 |
| Matthew and Sully quarrel over the route of the cattle
drive. As Sully allows Matthew to lead the Drive through a dangerous
route, Michaela is dangerously injured, causing the two to disagree on
a higher level. Brian is given a role of responsibility, but once
again Dr. Mike's life is put in peril as she supports one of her sons. |
| |
| 50 |
The Library |
October 22, 1994 |
Disc 2 |
| After receiving a shipment of her father's books from
her mother, Michaela decides to start Colorado Spring's first public
library. However, the Reverend disapproves of many books in the
library and demands that those books be removed. Dr. Mike and the
family must fight a battle to keep their library open. Also, Brian and
his friends learn a valuable lesson about frog jumping and gambling;
Jake attempts to learn how to read as his relationship with Dorothy
moves to a new level and Michaela and Sully have a heart to heart
about Walt Whitman's poetry while Michaela's fears about their
relationship. |
| |
| 51 |
Halloween II |
October 29, 1994 |
Disc 2 |
| Mike helps John, a man Brian finds in the woods, deal
with outer and inner scars when she operates on his maimed face and
helps him deal with his guilt about the train wreck that caused his
disfigurement - as conductor of the train, he feels somehow
responsible for the accidental crash. Meanwhile, the townsfolk are up
in arms when they get wind that Mike's doing "secret" operations - and
possibly creating Frankenstein's monster. John: Richard Moll. |
| |
| 52-53 |
The Washington Affair (Parts 1 & 2) |
November 5, 1994 |
Disc 2 |
| When the Indians are forced off of their land yet
again, Dr. Mike, Colleen, Matthew, Brian, Sully and Cloud Dancing head
to DC to lobby on behalf of the Indians. Shortly after arriving
everyone becomes close to the First family where they learn all about
Grant and his oppositions, as well as some plots against him. Dr. Mike
testifies on the conditions the Cheyenne are forced to live under. And
after making some difference, everyone decides to head home. But as
they're leaving a secret is revealed which leads to the arrest of
Sully. |
| |
| 54 |
Money Trouble |
November 12, 1994 |
Disc 3 |
| Mike and Sully battle money issues when Sully wants to
be the primary provider and Mike wants to combine their incomes - in
the end, it's Sully who comes around. Also, Myra becomes a
sleepwalker, driving Horace crazy, but happily, the sleepwalking turns
out merely to be a symptom of Myra's pregnancy. |
| |
| 55 |
Thanksgiving |
November 19, 1994 |
Disc 3 |
| Mike and Sully run into now-married Kid Cole and
Sister Ruth and invite them home for Thanksgiving, but the coach is
hijacked, forcing them to journey home, on foot, through Indian
country. Also, the Cooper kids scramble to put Thanksgiving supper
together. Kid Cole: Johnny Cash. Sister Ruth: June Carter Cash. |
| |
| 56 |
Ladies Night, Part 1 |
November 26, 1994 |
Disc 3 |
| Mike discovers a lump in Dorothy's breast and performs
a mastectomy on her. Meanwhile, Colleen must deal with the unwanted
attention of a new boy at school who fixates on her impressive bust.
Finally, Jake, dressed in drag for Ladies Night at Hank's saloon, gets
kidnapped and held hostage by an amorous outlaw, but escapes. |
| |
| 57 |
Ladies Night, Part 2 |
December 3, 1994 |
Disc 3 |
| Dorothy insists the decision to have surgery is hers,
not Mike's; Colleen finds the harassment unbearable. |
| |
| 58 |
The First Christmas |
December 10, 1994 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike intervenes in their behalf when a Jewish peddler
family arrives in town and is met with prejudice and harassment from
townsfolk. Also, Matthew masquerades as Santa Claus for Brian. Guest
star: Trisha Yearwood. |
| |
| 59 |
Indian Agent |
January 7, 1995 |
Disc 4 |
| Sully takes a job as an Indian Agent, only to discover
corruption's rife within the system. Meanwhile, liquor arrives on the
reservation, and Snow Bird miscarries due to malnutrition. |
| |
| 60 |
The End of the World |
January 14, 1995 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike remains the sole voice of reason when townsfolk
read a newspaper article predicting that a comet will end the world.
Also, Mike addresses the Cooper kids' fears about "the end. Hank and
Loren cash in on hysteria.
Note: The first appearance of Jessica Bowman as Colleen Cooper
replacing Erika Flores for the remainder of the series. |
| |
| 61 |
Pike's Peace |
January 28, 1995 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike learns some patients are beyond help when she
climbs Pike's Peak to follow a woman who's chosen to die in its
rarified air rather than continue to battle leukemia; Grace deals with
her jealousy of Myra's pregnancy. Colleen delivers Myra's baby in
Mike's absence, ushering in a new life for the one lost. Sam Lindsay:
Eve Brenner. |
| |
| 62-63 |
Cooper vs. Quinn (Parts 1 & 2) |
February 4, 1995 |
Disc 5 |
| Mike loses custody of Brian and Colleen when their
father, Ethan Cooper, arrives with new bride Lillian and reclaims them
in a messy courtroom battle. Also, Myra and Horace are almost driven
out of their minds by new baby Samantha's incessant crying. Brian and
Colleen run away from Ethan and Lillian, and Colleen contracts
potentially lethal pneumonia, which, upon the kids apprehension, Mike
treats. Later, Lillian changes her mind about taking the kids. Also,
surprisingly, Hank's the only person who can quiet Samantha, Myra and
Horace's eternally crying baby. Ethan Cooper: Ben Murphy. |
| |
| 64 |
What is Love? |
February 11, 1995 |
Disc 5 |
| Brian's homework assignment, an essay entitled, "What
Is Love?" to be written in honor of Valentine's day, coincides with
Dorothy and the town's production of "Romeo and Juliet." Also, Becky
and Colleen compete to play Juliet, Dorothy and Jake split up, and
Sully gives Mike an engagement ring. |
| |
| 65 |
Things My Father Never Taught Me |
February 18, 1995 |
Disc 5 |
| Mike volunteers Robert E's services to fix a steam
engine for the railroad, but whether Robert E can do it remains in
question until the job is completed. Also, Mike solves a medical
puzzle when two Chinese railroad workers, the Chang brothers, fall
strangely ill. Jackson Tait: Allan Royal. Peter Chow: Eric Michael
Zee. |
| |
| 66 |
Baby Outlaws |
February 25, 1995 |
Disc 6 |
| When teen-outlaw Belle Starr robs the saloon, Mike
takes her in, intending to reform her; Colleen overcomes her fear of
riding. Belle Starr: Melissa Clayton. |
| |
| 68 |
Bone of Contention |
March 11, 1995 |
Disc 6 |
| A paleontologist arrives in town, igniting "bone
fever" among the townsfolk when he announces that dinosaur bones are
worth money. Meanwhile, Matthew and Colleen try to prevent Brian from
discovering that the "dinosaur" bone given him by his pa is fake. |
| |
| 69 |
The Permanence of Change |
April 8, 1995 |
Disc 6 |
| With no child-protection laws, and influenced by
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, Mike has a girl removed from her
"guardian" by taking the man to court and trying him for animal abuse.
Mary Ann: Doren Fein. |
| |
| 70-71 |
Washita (Parts 1 & 2) |
April 29, 1995 |
Disc 7 |
| Mike and Sully arrive too late to avert Custer's
slaughter of the Indians at the Washita River; Brian befriends an
Indian boy destined to die at Washita; Robert E & Grace attempt to
adopt an Indian baby whose mother was killed at Washita. Sully and the
kids must help Mike deal with the emotional aftermath of the Washita
massacre; Robert E and Grace must return to Cloud Dancing the Indian
baby Mike and Sully brought back from Washita. |
| |
| 72 |
Sully's Recovery |
May 6, 1995 |
Disc 7 |
| After discovering a badly injured Loren, Sully must
battle his own demons in order to save him. |
| |
| 73 |
Ready or Not |
May 13, 1995 |
Disc 8 |
| Mike and Sully go to the Reverend for a dose of
preventative pre-marital counseling, and recall the path of their
romance. |
| |
| 74-75 |
For Better or Worse (Parts 1 & 2) |
May 20, 1995 |
Disc 8 |
| Dr. Mike's family arrive from Boston and her mother
begins to commandeer their her and Sully's wedding. Sully decides on a
best man in Cloud Dancing, though Custer thwarts his plans as he
places a bounty on his prospective best man's head. As Dr. Mike and
her mother argue, feelings become tense between her and her
groom-to-be. After Sully leaves to see a friend in need, Dr. Mike
eases relations with her sister, Marjorie, which tests her loyalty and
faith in Sully. In the end the Quinn-Sully wedding goes to plan and
ends happily in a Brian-custom made train carriage. |
Season 4: 1995-1996
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 76 |
A New Life |
September 23, 1995 |
Disc 1 |
| Dr. Mike and Sully return to Colorado Springs from
their honeymoon, ready to embark on a new life together, but they find
the town disturbingly changed. Arriving on the same train as the
newlyweds is Preston A. Lodge III, an ambitious Bostonian determined
to establish Colorado Springs’ first bank- and anxious to begin
collecting interest from unsuspecting townsfolk. Meanwhile, Sully
struggles to persuade his Cheyenne friend, Cloud Dancing, to begin a
new life of his own on a government reservation. |
| |
| 77 |
Traveling All-Stars |
September 30, 1995 |
Disc 1 |
| In an attempt to raise money for civic improvements,
the Colorado Springs Council challenges Otis James and his American
All-Stars to a baseball game. Dr. Mike and the other townsfolk take a
crash course in baseball to prepare for the match. However, a dispute
over the division of profits leads to intense competition. |
| |
| 78 |
Mothers and Daughters |
October 7, 1995 |
Disc 1 |
| As Dr. Mike becomes increasingly absorbed in her
romance with Sully, Colleen rebels by joining her classmates in some
dangerous escapades. Mike is dismayed to learn of Colleen’s
involvement in such daredevil hijinks as moonlight hay-rides and
cliff-top horse races. When Brian also begins feeling ignored, Mike
and Sully discover the importance of balancing their romantic life
with their parental responsibilities. |
| |
| 79 |
Brother's Keeper |
October 14, 1995 |
Disc 1 |
| Tragedy strikes Dr. Mike’s family when Matthew’s
fiancée, Ingrid, falls deathly ill with rabies. Amid her final wedding
preparations, Ingrid is bitten by young Brian’s dog, which has
contracted rabies from a raccoon. While Matthew and the family
struggle with their grief, Brian is overcome by guilt. |
| |
| 80 |
Halloween III |
October 28, 1995 |
Disc 2 |
| As the town’s big Halloween celebration approaches,
Brian’s classmate convinces him that the vengeful ghost of a miner
will murder him if he attends. A man with an acute case of Rheumatism
visits Colorado Springs hoping the town’s hot springs will cure him,
but another unlikely cure manifests itself. Meanwhile, Dr. Mike begins
to fear that Sully is unhappy and may be having an affair, unaware of
the true nature of Sully’s surprising secret. |
| |
| 81 |
Dorothy's Book |
November 4, 1995 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Mike and the townsfolk are scandalized when
Dorothy Jennings publishes her first book: an account of her
experiences in Colorado Springs. Although the book quickly becomes a
bestseller, Dorothy is dismayed by the angry reaction of her friends
and neighbors, who feel betrayed by the secrets she has revealed. |
| |
| 82 |
Promises, Promises |
November 11, 1995 |
Disc 2 |
| Loren proposes marriage to Dorothy, but suffers a
crippling stroke before she can give him her answer. Meanwhile,
tensions grow between Dr. Mike and Sully when an old friend writes
Sully a letter asking him for help in the Nevada gold fields. |
| |
| 83-84 |
Expedition (Part 1 & 2) |
November 18, 1995 |
Disc 3 |
| For her birthday, Dr. Mike decides to climb to the top
of Pike's Peak with Dorothy, Grace and Myra. The journey leads to
disagreement among the women and even takes a perilous turn. Back in
town, Preston takes advantage of Michaela's absence to pass
legislation allowing the construction of a hotel and casino in
Colorado Springs. When a bounty hunter comes to town looking for a
black fugitive, Robert E. is forced to make a startling confession to
Sully. The womens' journey leads to revelations that will have lasting
impacts on each of their lives. |
| |
| 85 |
One Touch of Nature |
November 25, 1995 |
Disc 3 |
| As Thanksgiving approaches, Dr. Mike attempts to
convince the townsfolk to share their feast with the impoverished
Indians living at the Palmer Creek reservation. Jake slips into a
depression and receives help from an unexpected source. Michaela and
Sully fear that she may be infertile. |
| |
| 86 |
Hell on Wheels |
December 9, 1995 |
Disc 3 |
| Rushing to the railroad camp to battle an epidemic,
Dr. Mike and Sully are shocked to find Matthew, heartbroken over the
recent death of his fiancée, running the saloon there. Matthew, who
has become self-destructive, volunteers for a highly dangerous
blasting job that seriously endangers his own life, as well as the
lives of Brian, Colleen and Peter. |
| |
| 87 |
Fifi's First Christmas |
December 16, 1995 |
Disc 4 |
| As the town prepares for Christmas, Dr. Mike receives
an unexpected gift from her mother -- a miniature poodle named Fifi
that wreaks havoc through Colorado Springs. Brian, meanwhile, becomes
smitten with an "older woman" of 11 who arrives in town with her
recently widowed mother. At the same time, the Reverend Johnson
recruits townspeople for the living Nativity he plans to stage. |
| |
| 88 |
Change of Heart |
January 6, 1996 |
Disc 4 |
| Dr. Mike becomes the first woman admitted into the
prestigious American Medical Society, but her new credential doesn't
help her diagnose a young boy's deadly illness. Robert E. wants to
adopt the young vagrant, but Grace, still aching over the loss of the
Cheyenne baby, resists becoming involved with the ill child.
Meanwhile, Matthew - who is also still grieving over the death of his
fiancée - receives an unusual present from Hank. |
| |
| 89 |
Tin Star |
January 13, 1996 |
Disc 4 |
| With the railroad comes an increase in crime in
Colorado Springs, and the town decides to elect a sheriff. Matthew
volunteers for the job, despite Michaela and Sully's objections. Upon
taking office, Matthew enacts a controversial law banning the carrying
of firearms, and this decision may end up putting his life on the
line. |
| |
| 90 |
If You Love Someone... |
January 20, 1996 |
Disc 5 |
| Matthew and Emma struggle to define their
relationship, especially when Matthew learns that Emma is choosing to
be a prostitute absent a binding contract. Meanwhile, Myra is forced
to examine her happiness when Preston offers her a job and Horace
objects. |
| |
| 91 |
The Ice Man Cometh |
January 27, 1996 |
Disc 5 |
| A former colleague of Preston's dupes the townsfolk
into buying fraudulent stock in a non-existent invention. |
| |
| 92-93 |
Dead or Alive, Parts 1 and 2 |
February 3 and 10, 1996 |
Disc 5 |
| When a Senator comes to Colorado Springs to campaign,
his son is kidnapped by a radical vagrant in an attempt to prevent
Colorado’s statehood. Despite the Senator’s bigoted nature, Sully,
Matthew and Robert E. agree to help him find his son, along with the
help of the other men in town. However, disagreements among the men
put everyone’s lives in danger. Meanwhile, Michaela must hand over her
practice to a bigoted doctor from Denver when her pregnancy is put at
risk by her hectic work schedule. |
| |
| 94 |
Deal with the Devil |
February 17, 1996 |
Disc 6 |
| To impress his former mentor, the Reverend makes a
deal that could end up costing the town its church. |
| |
| 95 |
An Eye for an Eye |
February 24, 1996 |
Disc 6 |
| When a drifter is convicted of raping a young girl and
murdering an old man, he is sentenced to death, as the townspeople of
Colorado Springs are divided over whether to take "an eye for an eye."
Dr. Mike finds her own family being torn apart, as her feelings about
the murderer's fate differ strongly from those of Sully and Colleen.
As the execution approaches, emotions run high, and Matthew must take
a strong stand to maintain law and order. |
| |
| 96 |
Hearts and Minds |
March 9, 1996 |
Disc 6 |
| Although Dr. Mike and the Reverend Johnson favor the
opening of a school on the Indian reservation, Cloud Dancing sees it
as the final destruction of Indian culture. Sully, representing the
Indians, is caught in the middle as tribal tensions increase.
Arguments erupt over whether the white man is imposing his teachings
onto the children, making them forsake their own Indian culture.
Meanwhile, Dorothy attempts to get a bank loan so she can buy a
building to expand her rapidly growing newspaper, yet is stonewalled
by bankers who refuse to loan money to a woman. |
| |
| 97 |
Reunion |
March 23, 1996 |
Disc 7 |
| When Michaela's best friend and former medical school
colleague comes for a visit, the excitement quickly turns to
competition and jealousy. Meanwhile, Dorothy struggles to expand the
gazette. |
| |
| 98 |
Woman of the Year |
April 6, 1996 |
Disc 7 |
| After being nominated for Woman of the Year by a
suffragette organization, Dr. Mike feels overwhelmed by the pressure
to win. Elsewhere, when Hank's grandmother visits he must maintain a
façade to prevent her from discovering the truth about his sordid
life. |
| |
| 99 |
Last Chance |
April 13, 1996 |
Disc 7 |
| As her baby's birth draws near, Dr. Mike tries to
reduce her clinic hours, but when Cloud Dancing is stabbed and Emma is
found to have a potentially deadly tumor, she is forced to reevaluate.
Although Sully struggles to keep the peace, tensions among Indian
superintendent Hazen, the Army, and the various Indian tribes on the
reservation mount steadily. The conflict takes a dangerous turn when
Two Spears, a Pawnee renegade, attempts to kill Cloud Dancing.
Meanwhile, Emma is badly beaten by one of her customers, leading
Matthew to forbid her return to Hank's saloon. |
| |
| 100 |
Fear Itself |
April 27, 1996 |
Disc 7 |
| Dr. Mike risks the health of her unborn baby when she
helps a mysterious and beautiful stranger who carries a dreaded
disease. When artist Isabelle Maynard (guest star Denise Crosby)
arrives in Colorado Springs, the entire town embraces her,
particularly Preston, whose intentions are amorous. But when the
townspeople learn that Isabelle carries a terrifying disease, their
friendship turns to fear. Meanwhile, Preston's plans for a resort
hotel include a clinic for wealthy patients, run by Dr. Mike. Yet the
doctor and Sully aren't sure if helping Preston is the best way to aid
the sick and the needy. |
| |
| 101 |
One Nation |
May 4, 1996 |
Disc 8 |
| Dr. Mike tries to save a young soldier, accidentally
shot during a scuffle between the Army and the Indians, while Sully
tries to spare Cloud Dancing's life when he confesses to the shooting.
Although Cloud Dancing takes the blame to protect a young brave, the
medicine man uses his trial to join the once-embattled tribes into a
united nation. As tension mounts after the shooting, Preston will try
anything to stop Dorothy from printing a fair editorial about the
incident in her newspaper. |
| |
| 102 |
When a Child is Born, Part 1 |
May 11, 1996 |
Disc 8 |
| As the birth of Dr. Mike's baby rapidly approaches,
Sully is injured trying to rescue Cloud Dancing and the other Indians
who were seized by the Army. After Cloud Dancing escapes, he guides a
worried Dr. Mike to her husband's side. Meanwhile, Dr. Mike's family
brings Andrew Cook (Brandon Douglas), a new doctor, to town. |
| |
| 103 |
When a Child is Born, Part 2 |
May 18, 1996 |
Disc 8 |
| After Cloud Dancing leads Dr. Mike through the
wilderness to the wounded Sully, she suddenly goes into labor and must
coach her injured husband through a difficult delivery. As the
townspeople scour the countryside looking for Dr. Mike and Sully, the
baby is born. Meanwhile, the Army returns for Cloud Dancing, the bad
feelings escalate between Horace and Myra, and young Dr. Cook must
perform a major operation. |
Season 5: 1996-1997
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 104 |
Runaway Train |
September 21, 1996 |
Disc 1 |
| Dr. Mike, ready to go back to work after giving birth,
is terrified to hear that Sully and Cloud Dancing were aboard a train
overtaken by robbers. While treating a patient whose condition divides
Dr. Cook and Dr. Mike in the diagnosis, Andrew realises maybe he's not
ready to leave his former practice and work without supervision. |
| |
| 105 |
Having it All |
September 28, 1996 |
Disc 1 |
| Dr. Mike seriously considers turning her medical
practice over to young Dr. Cook for good, as she tries to cope with
being a wife, mother and career woman. |
| |
| 106 |
Malpractice |
October 5, 1996 |
Disc 1 |
| A malpractice suit prevents Dr. Mike from practicing
medicine, leaving the reluctant Dr. Cook in charge, but Dr. Mike's
rebellious nature makes her act illegally resulting in a retraction. |
| |
| 107 |
All That Glitters |
October 12, 1996 |
Disc 1 |
| The appearance of renowned singer Gilda St. Clair
(Barbara Mandrell) tempts Colleen to leave college and travel the
world instead, giving Colleen and Dr. Mike something to disagree on. |
| |
| 108 |
Los Americanos |
October 19, 1996 |
Disc 2 |
| A Latin American woman rebuffs Dr. Mike's attempts at
friendship; the Rev. Johnson searches for a teacher to take his place.
Teresa: Michelle Bonilla. |
| |
| 109 |
Last Dance |
October 26, 1996 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Mike faces the prospect of leaving her practice
and friends for Wyoming when Sully is offered a job surveying
Yellowstone National Park. |
| |
| 110 |
Right or Wrong |
November 2, 1996 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Mike is arrested and put in jail for treating a
fugitive Indian; Jake and Preston run against each other for mayor of
Colorado Springs. |
| |
| 111 |
Remember Me |
November 9, 1996 |
Disc 2 |
| A sick and ragged prospector wanders into town and
Jake Slicker recognizes the man as his father, who abandoned him years
before. |
| |
| 112 |
Legend |
November 16, 1996 |
Disc 3 |
| Dr. Mike, Sully and Matthew team up with a legendary
marshal in order to nab the thieves who wounded Matthew during a bank
robbery. |
| |
| 113 |
The Tempest |
November 23, 1996 |
Disc 3 |
| A severe storm bears down on Colorado Springs,
disrupting the arrival of Preston Lodge II and Dr. Mike's attempts to
prepare a Thanksgiving dinner. |
| |
| 114 |
Separate but Equal |
December 7, 1996 |
Disc 3 |
| Grace and Robert E. encounter fierce opposition when
they attempt to enroll their son in the town's all-white school. |
| |
| 115 |
A Place to Die |
December 14, 1996 |
Disc 4 |
| Dr. Mike's practice is in jeopardy when her patients
begin dying of a mysterious infection apparently contracted at the
clinic. But when Sully requires simple stitching, will she trust in
herself to put his life in danger to demonstrate the safety of her
clinic? |
| |
| 116 |
Season of Miracles |
December 7, 1996 |
Disc 4 |
| As Christmas approaches, Brian questions his faith
when he learns that Dr. Mike cannot save the sight of the Reverend. |
| |
| 117 |
The Dam |
January 11, 1997 |
Disc 4 |
| In a case of mistaken motivation, a judge sends Sully
to prison after he is spotted with criminals bent on stopping the
construction of a dam. |
| |
| 118 |
Farewell Appearance |
January 25, 1997 |
Disc 4 |
| Dr. Mike's Uncle Theodore, a concert pianist, sees in
Brian not only a talented musician, but his own dead son. |
| |
| 119 |
The Most Fatal Disease |
February 1, 1997 |
Disc 5 |
| Kid Cole and Sister Ruth (Johnny Cash and June Carter
Cash) visit Dr. Mike at a difficult time in their marriage. |
| |
| 120 |
Colleen's Paper |
February 8, 1997 |
Disc 5 |
| Dr. Mike and Colleen recall past cases as part of a
college course Colleen is taking; Andrew is overcome by a mysterious
ailment. |
| |
| 121-122 |
A House Divided (Part 1 & 2) |
February 15, 1997 |
Disc 5 |
| An old friend of Sully's seeks an affair with Dr.
Mike, while flashing his financial success before the family. |
| |
| 123 |
Hostage |
February 22, 1997 |
Disc 6 |
| Sully, depite being wounded by two bank robbers, works
to free his wife, Brian and Katie when they are taken hostage by the
desperate men. |
| |
| 124 |
The Body Electric |
April 5, 1997 |
Disc 6 |
| Brian takes a liking to visiting writer Walt Whitman,
even when the townspeople shun Whitman over rumors of his alternative
lifestyle. |
| |
| 125 |
Before the Dawn |
April 12, 1997 |
Disc 6 |
| Horace attempts suicide after his wife leaves him,
prompting Dr. Mike to send for her and their young daughter. |
| |
| 126 |
Starting Over |
April 26, 1997 |
Disc 6 |
| Dr. Mike is shocked by her sister's open relationship
with Loren Bray and liberal behavior after she joins the women's
suffrage movement. |
| |
| 127 |
His Father's Son |
May 3, 1997 |
Disc 7 |
| Sully intervenes when Brian's irresponsible behavior
endangers the town. |
| |
| 128 |
Moment of Truth, Part 1 |
May 10, 1997 |
Disc 7 |
| Sully arranges an escape for Cloud Dancing, leading
him and the Indian to become wanted men. |
| |
| 129 |
Moment of Truth, Part 2 |
May 17, 1997 |
Disc 7 |
| When Sgt. McKay (David Beecroft) holds Sully
responsible for the Dog Soldiers' attacks, he and Cloud Dancing escape
to safer American Indian lands. |
Season 6: 1997-1998
| # |
Title |
Original Airdate |
Disc |
| 130 |
Reason to Believe |
September 27, 1997 |
Disc 1 |
| Daniel Simon returns to Colorado Springs to help Dr.
Mike, Matthew, and Brian search for a missing Sully. |
| |
| 131 |
All That Matters |
October 4, 1997 |
Disc 1 |
| The citizens of Colorado Springs think Sully is dead,
and Dr. Mike keeps him hidden for weeks while trying to nurse him back
to health in order to protect him from the Army. Preston plans to buy
Indian land for a lumber mill. |
| |
| 132 |
A Matter of Conscience |
October 11, 1997 |
Disc 1 |
| Hank, believing Sully and Cloud Dancing to be the
instigators of the American Indian raids, declares himself sheriff and
sets off to capture them. |
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| 133 |
The Comfort of Friends |
October 18, 1997 |
Disc 1 |
| Mike discovers that she's pregnant, and complications
involving Founders' Day plans arise among the townsfolk. Dr. Mike
experiences a tragic event more painful still because Sully is away. |
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| 134 |
Wave Goodbye |
October 25, 1997 |
Disc 2 |
| The apparent mystical powers of a visiting Russian
princess electrify the townsfolk and even spark curiosity in a
skeptical Dr. Mike. Princess Nizamoff: Natasha Andreichenko. Eli Clay:
Charles Parks. Natalia: Lorna Raver. |
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| 135 |
A Place Called Home |
November 1, 1997 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Mike tells Grace and Robert E that their son
(Brandon Hammond) might not survive his illness, while Sully pursues
peace between the American Indian warriors and the settlers and learns
of Mike's miscarriage. |
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| 136 |
Lead Me Not |
November 8, 1997 |
Disc 2 |
| Dr. Mike's sister, Marjorie, returns to Colorado
Springs as a member of the Women's Temperance League to outlaw
alcohol. She arrives while Jake is drowning his insecurities over
Teresa Morales in alcohol. Meanwhile, Sully and Cloud Dancing try to
reason with Black Moon, a young brave experiencing "visions" of
victory over the cavalry. Marjorie: Alley Mills. Black Moon: Gregory
Norman Cruz. |
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| 137 |
A Time to Heal, Part 1 |
November 15, 1997 |
Disc 3 |
| Mike sends the children to Sully's hideout, but her
visiting family refuses to leave diphtheria-ravaged Colorado Springs. |
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| 138 |
A Time to Heal, Part 2 |
November 22, 1997 |
Disc 3 |
| Diphtheria strikes Marjorie, Daniel and Preston and
not all recover. Meanwhile, hidden in his cave with Brian and Katie,
Sully and Mrs Quinn reach an understanding. Dr. Mike must learn to
trust her judgements as a physician, as after a tragedy, which Dr.
Mike was responsible for she must try a risky procedure on patients
very close to her family's heart. |
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| 139 |
Civil Wars |
December 6, 1997 |
Disc 3 |
| Colorado Springs catches litigation fever after
injured Horace sues Hank. |
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| 140 |
Safe Passage |
December 12, 1997 |
Disc 3 |
| An Indian-hater determines to thwart a treaty that
would allow Black Cloud's warriors safe passage and let Sully come
home. |
| |
| 141 |
The Homecoming |
December 20, 1997 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike and Sully help a young couple lost in the
wilderness; Daniel considers a distant job offer. |
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| 142 |
Point Blank |
February 28, 1998 |
Disc 4 |
| Dr. Mike's life takes a startling turn when she is
shot point blank by a man with a grudge against doctors. |
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| 143 |
Seeds of Doubt |
March 7, 1998 |
Disc 4 |
| Colleen finds herself the subject of a fatal
attraction. |
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| 144 |
Seven Kinds of Lonely |
March 21, 1998 |
Disc 4 |
| Mike's stunned when Loren - still grieving over
Marjorie's death - reveals his intention to move away. Meanwhile, Jake
proposes to Teresa; and Grace's drinking threatens her and Robert E's
marriage. |
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| 145 |
Life in the Balance |
April 4, 1998 |
Disc 5 |
| Dr. Quinn befriends a young Chinese woman (Yumi Iwama)
who must pretend to be a man so she can practice medicine. Guest star:
Robert Ito. |
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| 146 |
Happily Ever After |
April 11, 1998 |
Disc 5 |
| Dr. Mike and Sully attempt to free Cloud Dancing after
he is thrown in prison for leaving the reservation; Teresa's aunt
(Carmen Zapata) wants to stop her wedding. |
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| 147 |
Birdman |
April 18, 1998 |
Disc 5 |
| Dr. Mike grapples with her fear for Brian's safety
when he befriends a seemingly harmless but eccentric fellow (guest
star Martin Von Hoffman) who thinks he's a bird. |
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| 148 |
Vengeance |
April 25, 1998 |
Disc 5 |
| U.S. Marshall Elias Birch (guest star Willie Nelson)
asks Matthew, still a student of law, to defend him when he's accused
of murder. Matthew needs help from members of his family if he is to
succeed in court and relieve his friend in need. |
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| 149 |
To Have and to Hold |
May 2, 1998 |
Disc 6 |
| Sully tries to help an injured Dr. Mike stay conscious
by reminiscing about their special times together. |
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| 150 |
The Fight |
May 9, 1998 |
Disc 6 |
| Robert E releases anger over his separation from Grace
through his furious fists in the boxing ring, where he takes on an
ailing champ (Richard Roundtree) who's on tour.ummary |
| |
| 151 |
A New Beginning |
May 16, 1998 |
Disc 6 |
| Colleen is accepted to medical school, and Andrew, not
wanting to wait, proposes to her. Meanwhile, Preston's financial fall
has repercussions for townsfolk. |
The Movies
| Title |
Original Airdate |
| Revolutions |
May 22, 1999 |
| As Colorado Springs' Commissioner, Sully opposes a
deal to mine for copper to make electricity. In order to sway Sully's
decision, Mr. Garrick threatens Sully. Sully and Michaela's daughter,
Katie, is then kidnapped while the town celebrates Michaela's
birthday. The search for Katie takes Sully, Micheala, and their
friends on an adventure through Mexico that is filled with danger at
every turn. |
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| The Heart Within |
May 12, 2001 |
| This final Dr Quinn episode is set 3 years after the
end of the series in 1876. Dr. Mike and the family travel back to
Boston to attend Colleen's graduation from Harvard Medical School.
Colleen experiences the same prejudices as Dr. Mike, while Elizabeth
Quinn is found to be seriously ill. Sully gets caught up in a land
conspiracy while Brian finds a job with the Boston Globe. The series
comes to a conclusion with a series of resolutions and a touching
finale.
Note: chad Allen does not appear in the episode. Due
to scheduling conflicts he was unavailable during filming.
The episode was shot entirely on location in Old
Montreal Canada which was used to for the setting of Boston.

Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman - The Movies (The Movie aka
Revelations / The Heart Within) DVD
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