Doogie Howser, M.D.

Janine's parents split a seam when Janine forsakes college for a job in fashion.

While Doogie considers a career specialty, he learns that another doctor has been invited to join his father's practice.

After taking Spaulding out for her 30th birthday, Doogie wonders if there's more fun in store for the two of them.

After months of dating Cecilia, Doogie discovers what she's been hiding a 4-year-old son, who stirs Doogie's paternal instincts.

An egotistical actor observes Doogie's hospital procedures to give his TV series a shot in the arm.

Vinnie bets that Doogie can't last in a "mindless" fast-food job.

The examination of a mummy brings rumblings of a curse from the staff and has Doogie contemplating the limits of modern medicine.

Katherine relives the past with her visiting first love; Raymond starts hanging out with pals from the 'hood.

Doogie discovers the healing power of laughter after an argument with Vinnie and while treating a troubled kidney patient.

Doogie takes a liking to a homely librarian only after he learns she's scheduled for plastic surgery; a youth counselor's lies trap him in a kind of prison.

Doogie and Wanda's efforts to be friends are put on hold after Wanda calls long-distance for advice on a new guy.

Doogie's parents want him to pay room and board; Spaulding's father doesn't want a pacemaker.

While driving to visit Wanda, Doogie's car breaks down in the desert where he meets a soul mate.

Doogie plays a Civil War doctor as he and Vinnie collaborate on a screenplay.

Doogie is a portrait of anxiety when Wanda comes home from art school and strikes up several new friendships.

A seductive classmate proves more temptation than Vinnie can handle, especially when Janine grows distant.

Vinnie's girlfriend wants to run to Las Vegas to get married. Doogie takes on a curse to save a boy's life.

Life at Doogie and Vinnie's pad resembles one big beer commercial, but what Doogie really needs is a listening ear. (Part 2 of 2)

Doogie ponders a decision affecting the life of a young patient. (Part 1 of 2)

Doogie is obsessed with his virginity while a patient believes that he is her late husband.

Doogie's mom gets a job. Unfortunately for Doogie, it's at his hospital.

Doogie and Wanda face more strains when he goes to a party with another woman.

Grandpa Howser causes problems as Doogie's parents try to renovate the kitchen.

Vinnie joins Doogie and David on a camping trip.

An AIDS-infected artist brings out everyone's true feelings about the disease.

Doogie joins the hospital basketball team in order to fit in.

Wanda wants time alone after a family member dies.

Doogie wrecks his father's car and tries to cover it up.

Doogie weighs his relationship with Wanda against an attractive nursing student.

Vinnie tries to get help getting into film school from a TV network executive who's been admitted to the hospital.

Doogie rethinks his position on May-December relationships when he finds himself the victim of age discrimination.

After Janine breaks up with him, Vinnie is not very thankful on Thanksgiving.

Doogie and a hospitalized model realize they have something in common -- being judged by how beautiful or young they look.

Vinnie makes a zombie horror movie.

Vinnie asks to "borrow" one of Doogie's old school papers. Meanwhile, Doogie treats a wealthy hypochondriac.

Doogie treats a once popular singer who is trying to make a comeback.

Doogie wants to buy a classic car. A mentally ill patient turns down treatment.

Vinnie and his pregnant French teacher get stuck in an elevator.

Doogie becomes famous after doing some public service announcements.

Former gang member Raymond Alexander begins working at the hospital but his past may come back to haunt him.

Doogie's heavy third-year residency duties make him fear he's missing out on his youth.

Vinnie's date with Doogie's young patient takes a romantic turn, but Vinnie fears it won't last if a cornea transplant restores her vision.

When Doogie's dad decides to retire, discouraged that his research failed to make a splash in medical journals, Doogie prescribes an attitude adjustment.

An embittered gang member holds Vinnie and Doogie hostage during a botched convenience-store holdup in which Doogie is left to ponder prejudice.

Doogie is just about as cool as a guy can get, thanks to fashion advice from the super-cool Griffin, who also thinks it's cool when Doogie "borrows" his father's BMW.

Vinnie doesn't understand his father's urgency to involve him in the family shower-head business.

Teaching a safe-sex class in high school isn't intimidating for Dr. Doogie, but one of the students is a beefy bruiser who wants to fight Doogie after class.

A scare involving the results of her mammogram has Katherine intent on reviving her '60s singing career at a nightclub's open-mike night.

Jealousy comes between Doogie and Wanda, and it also brings a silence between Dr. and Mrs. Howser.

Greedy friends and family have a hand out as Doogie makes the finals of a quiz show offering cash and prizes galore.

Doogie feigns illness to get out of working the night shift on Christmas Eve so he can go to a party.

At the hospital, the homeless are being turned away to make room for paying patients; and Doogie bucks the system by arranging surgery for a youngster's pet dog.

Doogie and Wanda are pressured by peers to get intimate; and Doogie has trouble leaving work problems at work as he deals with an unwed teenage mother.

Doogie is invited to spend the weekend in Palm Springs with Wanda and her family, but it's the same weekend that his father picked for their annual fishing trip.

Vinnie is stuck on a blind date with Wanda's "big-boned" cousin, a girl with a self-image problem not unlike a plastic-surgery patient at the hospital, who's willing to pay through the nose for a perfect body.

Doogie's hectic schedule prevents him from spending time with Wanda, a situation that renders him more sympathetic to a patient.

Vinnie is no fly on the wall as he observes Doogie's personal and professional life while shooting a documentary on a day in the life of a teenage doctor.

After a grueling 48-hour shift amid hothouse conditions, Doogie is tempted to switch loyalties to an upscale pediatrics group eager to woo him away from Eastman.

Moving out of his parents' house proves to be an eye-opening experience for Doogie. Meanwhile, a rock star is admitted to the hospital for vocal-cord surgery.

His parents' trip signals party time for Doogie and friends, whose plans include drinking beer while Doogie is on call.

When Wanda's appendix ruptures with her parents out of town, Doogie ignores hospital policy to operate on her. This creates tension with Dr. Canfield as well as Wanda.

Doogie freezes in disbelief when he's asked out to dinner by Victoria Burke, the new radiology chief, known in some circles as "the Ice Queen."

Doogie passes one test to get his driver's license, but he must pass another when he treats a critically ill boy.

The now-grown-up Doogie looks back and says very nice things about all of his old castmates (9:17).

Harris covers not only his career within the context of the show but also how it lead to some problems with type casting and with people thinking of him only in terms of Doogie Howser and not as a serious actor.(16:16)

Steven Bocho, one of the writers for the series as well as one of the co-creators (along with David E. Kelly), gives his take on things as well and has a few interesting anecdotes about the series. (17:26)