Doctors (BBC soap opera)
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| Genre | Drama |
| Creator(s) | BBC Birmingham |
| Starring | see below |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| No. of episodes | 1000 +[1] (September 20) |
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| Running time | approx. 0:30 (per episode) |
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| Original channel | BBC One |
| Original run | 2000 – present |
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Doctors is a BBC daytime soap opera, which started in 2000. It is produced by BBC Birmingham and screened on BBC One. It tells the story of the staff at the fictional Mill Health Centre. It originally starred Christopher Timothy (who made his name as James Herriot in the series All Creatures Great and Small) as Dr. Brendan McGuire from the series' inception until he left in May 2006.
The series is different to the other British soaps in that it takes lengthy breaks in transmission during the Christmas period and over the summer. It was originally filmed at the BBCs Pebble Mill studios in Edgbaston, Birmingham. However, four years into the show's life Pebble Mill was closed down so the soap moved to the BBC Drama Village site in Selly Oak. Portions of the show involving the police station are filmed at the BMS World Mission premises known as IMC International Mission Centre at 24 Weoley Park Road in Selly Oak.
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[edit] Cast list
- Stephen Boxer as Dr. Joe Fenton
- Ben Jones as Dr. Greg Robinson
- Stirling Gallacher as Dr. Georgina 'George' Woodson
- Adrian Lewis Morgan as Dr. Jimmi Clay
- Michael McKell as Dr. Nick West
- Diane Keen as practice manager Julia McGuire
- Donnaleigh Bailey as nurse Michelle Corrigan
- Sean Gleeson as Ronnie Woodson
- Martha Howe-Douglas as receptionist Donna Parmar
Current recurring cast include:
- Felix D'Alviella as Rico Da Silva
[edit] Past cast members
- Christopher Timothy as Dr. Brendan "Mac" McGuire
- Ariyon Bakare as Dr. Ben Kwarme
- Corrinne Wicks as Dr. Helen Thompson
- Tom Butcher as Dr. Marc Elliot
- Eva Fontaine as Nurse Faith Walker
- Sean Arnold as Dr. Harry Fisher
- Steven Hartley as Dr. Jack Ford
- Shabhana Akhtar Bakhsh as Tasha Verma
- Maggie Cronin as Kate McGuire
- Akemnji Ndifornyen as Nathan Baily
- Keely Mills as Chloe Pearce
- Sarah Manners as receptionist Joanna Helm
- Tabitha Wady as Katrina Bullen
- Natalie J. Robb as Dr. Jude Carlyle
- Laurence Penry-Jones as Dr. Oliver Berg
- Yvonne Brewster as Ruth Harding
- Mark Frost as Dr. Steve Rawlings
- Jacqueline Leonard as Dr. Caroline Powers
- Akbar Kurtha as Dr. Rana Mistry
- Andrea Green as receptionist Sarah Finch
- Jaye Griffiths as Dr. Elizabeth Croft
- Nicole Arumugam as Dr. Kali Hamada
- Emma Samms as Dr. Amanda King (2005)
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