St. Elsewhere (TV series; 1982 - 1988)
Creators: Joshua Brand, John Falsey, and John Masius
Synopsis[]
Groundbreaking medical drama centering on the staff of St. Eligius, a run down hospital in Boston that has such a poor reputation that it's nicknamed St. Elsewhere.
Male Deaths[]
- Jeff Allin (Episode 6.14 Curtains) (ambiguous)
- Jason Bateman (Episode 5.5 You Beta Your Life)
- Mark Casella (Episode 4.9 Sanctuary)
- Charles Cioffi (Episode 4.15 Family Feud)
- Bill Dana (Episode 6.10 No Chemo, Sabe?)
- Thomas Dewier (Episode 2.7 Entrapment)
- Jesse Dizon (Episode 3.8 Sweet Dreams)
- Jack Dodson (Episode 6.14 Curtains)
- Ed Flanders (Episode 4.18 Time Heals, Part 2)
- Aaron Fletcher (Episode 4.11 Santa Claus is Dead)
- Stephen Furst (Episode 6.19 Requiem for a Heavyweight)
- Louis Giambalvo (Episode 1.21 Baron von Munchausen)
- Redmond Gleeson (Episode 2.7 Entrapment)
- Richard Hamilton (Episode 1.17 Brothers)
- John Hammond (Episode 3.5 Breathless)
- Mark Harmon (Episode 6.13 Heaven's Skate) (mentioned)
- Tom Hulce (Episode 1.11 Graveyard) (revived)
- John Dennis Johnston (Episode 5.23 Last Dance at the Wrecker's Ball)
- John Kellogg (Episode 6.11 A Coupla White Dummies Sitting Around Talking)
- Terence Knox (Episodes 3.6/3.7 My Aim is True/Fade to White)
- Charles Lane (Episode 6.9 Weigh In, Way Out)
- Jeremy Licht (Episode 1.5 Samuels and the Kid)
- Norman Lloyd (Episode 5.6 Not My Type; Episode 6.22 The Last One)
- Howie Mandel (Episode 5.9 After Life) (ambiguous)
- Richard Marcus (Episode 1.11 Graveyard)
- James McEachin (Episode 2.11 Blizzard)
- Santos Morales (Episode 3.19 Red, White, Black and Blue)
- Noon Orsatti (Episode 3.13 Dr. Wyler, I Presume)
- Scott Paulin (Episode 4.3 Haunted)
- George Petrie (Episode 5.4 Brand New Bag)
- Tim Robbins (Episode 1.4 Cora and Arnie)
- Robert Romanus (Episode 4.4 The Naked and the Dead)
- Murray Rubin (Episode 3.15 Bye, George)
- Al Ruscio (Episode 3.23 Bang The Eardrum Slowly)
- William Russ (Episode 4.17 Time Heals, Part 1)
- Kyle Secor (Episode 6.20 Split Decision)
- Ralph Seymour (Episode 1.22 Addiction)
- Dick Shawn (Episode 6.1 Resurrection) (mentioned)
- Carel Struycken (Episode 6.15 Fairytale Theater)
- Tim Thomerson (Episode 5.21 Good Vibrations)
- David Wayne (Episode 3.23 Bang The Eardrum Slowly) (mentioned)
- William Windom (Episode 2.13 In Sickness and in Health)
Female Deaths[]
- Olivia Barash (Episode 6.16 Down and Out on Beacon Hill)
- Akosua Busia (Episode 4.22 Black's Magic)
- Barbara Collentine (Episode 2.7 Entrapment)
- Anita Gillette (Episode 4.17 Time Heals, Part 1)
- Florence Halop (Episode 3.21 Murder, She Rote)
- Marian Mercer (Episode 2.8 All About Eve)
- Kim Miyori (Episode 2.21 Rough Cut)
- Priscilla Morrill (Episode 3.2 Playing God, Part 2)
- Elizabeth Norment (Episode 5.13 Russian Roulette)
- Jessica Salem (Episode 1.6 Legionnaires, Part 1)
- Barbara Townsend (Episode 5.14 Visiting Daze)
- Isabelle Walker (Episode 4.20 Come Home, Oh Sapien)
- Priscilla Weems (Episode 4.18 Time Heals, Part 2)
- Deborah White (Episode 2.3 Newheart)
Gallery[]
Season one[]
Jessica Salem
Richard Hamilton
Louis Giambalvo
Season two[]
James McEachin
Thomas Dewier
Marian Mercer
Season three[]
Santos Morales
Priscilla Morrill
John Hammond
Noon Orsatti
Al Ruscio
Murray Rubin
Season four[]
Aaron Fletcher
Mark Casella
Akosua Busia
Anita Gillette
Season five[]
Barbara Townsend
Season six[]
Olivia Barash
John Kellogg
Jeff Allin