Doctor Doctor (Australian TV series)

Doctor Doctor
Genre	Drama
Starring	Rodger Corser Nicole da Silva Ryan Johnson Hayley McElhinney Shalom Brune-Franklin Tina Bursill Chloe Bayliss Dave Eastgate
Country of origin	Australia
Original language(s)	English
No. of seasons	1
Production
Executive producer(s)	Andy Ryan Jo Rooney
Producer(s)	Ian Collie Claudia Karvan Tony McNamara
Location(s)	Sydney Mudgee
Production company(s)	Essential Media and Entertainment
Release
Original network	Nine Network
Original release	2016 (2016)

Doctor Doctor is an upcoming Australian television drama series scheduled to air on the Nine Network in 2016. It follows the story of Hugh Knight, a rising heart surgeon who is gifted, charming and infallible. He is a hedonist who, due to his sheer talent, believes he can live outside the rules. His “work hard, play harder” philosophy is about to come back and bite him.^[1]^[2]

Cast

Rodger Corser as Hugh Knight
Nicole da Silva
Ryan Johnson
Hayley McElhinney
Shalom Brune-Franklin
Tina Bursill
Chloe Bayliss
Dave Eastgate

References

↑ Knox, David (3 December 2015). "Doctor Doctor new drama coming to Nine". TV Tonight. Retrieved 7 March 2016.
↑ Knox, David (7 March 2015). "Nine announces cast for Doctor Doctor". TV Tonight. Retrieved 7 March 2016.

Current Australian drama television series

ABC	Rake (2010–) Jack Irish (2012–) Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012–) The Doctor Blake Mysteries (2013–) Janet King (2014–) The Code (2014–)

ABC3	Nowhere Boys (2013–)

Seven Network	Home and Away (1988–) Wanted (2016-) Winners & Losers (2011–) Winter (2015–) 800 Words (2015–)

Nine Network	House Husbands (2012–) Love Child (2014–)

Network Ten	Offspring (2010–)

Eleven	Neighbours (1985–) Mako: Island of Secrets (2013-)

Subscription television	Wentworth (2013–, SoHo) A Place to Call Home (2013–14 , Seven Network; 2015–, SoHo)

Future shows	Barracuda (2016, ABC) Cleverman (2016, ABC) Doctor Doctor (2016, Nine) Tomorrow When the War Began (2016, ABC3) Wanted (2016, Seven Network) Wolf Creek (2016, Stan)

Nine Network programming (current and upcoming)

Primetime	Australia's Got Talent (since 2016) Carols by Candlelight (since 1979) The Embassy (since 2014) The AFL Footy Show (since 1994) The NRL Footy Show (since 1994) Footy Classified (since 2007) Here Come the Habibs (since 2016) House Husbands (since 2012) Love Child (since 2014) Married at First Sight (since 2015) RBT (since 2011) Reno Rumble (since 2015) Schools Spectacular (since 2013) The Block (since 2003; intermittently) The Celebrity Apprentice Australia (since 2012; intermittently) The TV Week Logie Awards (since 1959) The Verdict (since 2015) The Voice (since 2012)

Daytime	The Ellen DeGeneres Show (since 2008) Getaway (since 1992) Millionaire Hot Seat (since 2009) The AFL Sunday Footy Show (since 1993)

News	Nine News (since unknown) Nine Afternoon News (since 2004) Nine News: Early Edition (since 1990s) Nine News: First at Five (since 1981) Nine Morning News (since 1981) Nine News Now (since 2013) 60 Minutes (since 1978) A Current Affair (1971-1988 since 1988) Mornings (since 2012) Today (since 1982) Weekend Today (since 2009)

Sport	Footy Classified: NRL Finals (since 2015) International Summer of Cricket (since 1979) National Basketball League (2007 since 2015) National Rugby League (since 1960s; intermittently) State of Origin series (1983-1989, since 1991) The NRL Sunday Footy Show (since 1993) Wide World of Sports (since 2008)

Upcoming	Hide & Seek (2016) House of Bond (2016) You're Back in the Room (2016) This Time Next Year (2016) Prison: First & Last 24 Hours (2016)

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Doctor Doctor (Australian TV series)

Cast

References

See also