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The Flying Doctors: The Inside Story was written by Australian journalist James Oram. The Flying Doctors was successfully broadcast in the UK. The original 1985 3-part mini-series was aired three times on Channel 4; first in 1985, a repeat the following year from 30 May 1986 at 10:25. A third repeat aired in 1988.
Robert Grubb (born 31 January 1950 [2]) is an Australian actor. He studied acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), where he graduated [3] in 1978. There he was a fellow student of actor Mel Gibson. [4] Grubb played the role of Dr. Geoffrey Standish in the popular series The Flying Doctors.
The Flying Doctors aired until 6 October 1992. [3] In January 1993, the series was renamed R.F.D.S. (The Royal Flying Doctor Service) and revamped with new characters and a new setting. [4] This season has been included as season 10 on steaming services and in Crawford Productions' official DVD release.
McFarlane returned to the role in the TV movie The John Sullivan Story. [4] The role gained McFarlane a Sammy Award for best supporting actor in a TV series in 1977. [5] He later took the lead role in the miniseries The Flying Doctors, reprising the role in the ongoing series that followed. Again he left the series after 16 episodes at the ...
Flying Doctors may refer to: Royal Flying Doctor Service, an air medical service in Australia The Flying Doctors, an Australian television drama series; The Flying Doctor, a 1936 Australian-British film; Los Médicos Voladores, the flying doctors, based in Latin America; Flying Doctors of America; Flying Doctors of Malaysia; The Flying Doctors ...
RFDS: Royal Flying Doctor Service is an Australian drama television series which centres on the lives of workers for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Commissioned by the Seven Network and produced by Endemol Shine Australia , it began airing on 11 August 2021.
In 2015, a group of 10 doctors called for him to be removed from his faculty appointment at Columbia University due to his “disdain for science” and “evidence-based medicine.” Columbia ...
The Flying Doctor was thought to have been lost until workmen clearing a building site in the Wollongong suburb of Fig Tree uncovered a film vault. They cut through the steel door using an oxy torch – somehow avoiding igniting the highly flammable nitrate film inside – and loaded a truck with the contents to take away for disposal. [ 27 ]