Now, Dr. Upton
A newly-qualified Michael Upton is released into the world of work. But finding the ideal job proves more difficult than it originally seemed.
Doctor at Large
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29 episodes · First aired 1971-02-28
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A newly-qualified Michael Upton is released into the world of work. But finding the ideal job proves more difficult than it originally seemed.
Michael is subjected to spending an evening in the company of a sex-starved secretary when he stands in for a skiving Paul.
Michael and Paul become partners in Doctor Maxwell's practice. But they find getting accepted by the patients much harder than getting accepted by Doctor Maxwell...
Michael is asked to give a talk at the local girls' school. However, he finds it isn't just his medical knowledge that finds favour with the pupils.
Paul and Michael decide the practice is behind the times and in need of revamping.
Paul thinks he has stumbled on a winner by using toads for quick and efficient pregnancy tests.
Sue is left unimpressed when Dick introduces Michael to his attractive lady friend.
Michael invites Dick and Paul home to meet his parents. But having four doctors on the premises soon gets irksome.
Michael's invovement with a nurse called Beryl escalates - much to his displeasure.
A position becomes vacant at the private practice where Dick works, and Michael - tired of his tedious casualty job - decides to apply for it, leaving Paul unimpressed.
Michael is left in charge of the practice when Dick skives off to see a girlfriend.
Michael is less than delighted when one of his patients dies shortly after he treats him.
Michael continues his quest for a job in surgery. However, once again he is up against Lawrence Bingham.
Paul gets Michael a job with his uncle in general practice. But Mike still longs for the surgeon's scalpel.
Glad to get away from his G. P. job, Michael visits Dick at his psychiatric practice.
Paul and Michael are pleased when their patients are healing well. But they soon discover it is not entirely due to their efforts...
Michael is driven to distraction by an overbearing mother's insistence that her healthy daughter is ill.
With Dr. Griffin admitted to hospital, Michael is left in charge of the practice. Dissatisfied with Paul's work, Mike decides to replace him.
Michael is totally smitten with the new doctor, Nicky. And when the Dean offers Mike a new job, it looks as though he might make a mistake he'll live to regret.
Michael's much-awaited return to St. Swithin's is cause for celebration. The festivities are quickly curtailed, however, when Professor Loftus also returns to the hospital.