House Calls (1979) is a comedy web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch House Calls online in HD.
House Calls — Storyline
Dating someone you work with can create problems, as Charley Michaels and Ann Anderson learned. He was a surgeon at Kensington General Hospital in San Francisco, a good doctor but less than enthusiastic about conforming to hospital rules and regulations. She was the hospital's new administrative assistant, an English lady with a commitment to keeping the hospital running efficiently. They were romantically involved but often at odds. Based upon the 1978 feature film of the same name.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Julius J. Epstein, Max Shulman
- Starring: Wayne Rogers, Lynn Redgrave, Ray Buktenica, David Wayne, Sharon Gless
House Calls — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1979-12-17 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 59 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | CBS |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 6.2/10 (4 votes) |
House Calls — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Paging Doctor Michaels (1979-12-17) — The new assistant administrator Ann Anderson arrives at Kensington General Hospital and is taken aback by the eccentricities of her staff.
- E2: Final Exams (1979-12-24) — Charley refuses to treat his old high school teacher.
- E3: Side by Side (1979-12-31) — Charley finds himself entertaining two different dates in the same restaurant.
- E4: Crisis of Confidence (1980-01-07) — Charley and Norman both face crises of confidence.
- E5: Defeat of Clay (1980-01-14) — Charley becomes jealous when Ann is attracted to a famous doctor visiting the hospital.
- E6: A Slight Case of Quarantine (1980-01-21) — Charlie, Ann, Norman, Amos, and Mrs Phipps are trapped in the cafeteria when a seven-year-old accidentally exposes them to smallpox.
- E7: Mobster Tales (1980-01-24) — Charley must perform surgery on a convicted mobster.
- E8: Old is Beautiful (1980-02-04) — The new hospital administrator forces Amos to retire.
- E9: The Phantom of Kensington (1980-02-11) — The staff try to catch a thief and a mysterious unidentified doctor.
- E10: Beast of Kensington (1980-02-18) — Charley causes unrest among the nurses when he is laid up with a bad back.
- E11: I'll Be Suing You (1980-03-03) — A con woman tries to extort money from the hospital by faking an accident.
- E12: Take My Granddaughter Please (1980-03-10) — Amos's clumsy granddaughter tries to prove herself capable of carrying on the Wetherby medical tradition.
- E13: Rock Around the Doc (1980-03-17)
Season 2
- E1: Jailhouse Doc (1980-11-17) — Charley goes to jail for refusing to divulge a patient's medical history to a senator.
- E2: Sex and the Single Surgeon (1980-11-24) — A new female doctor causes trouble for everyone.
- E3: Mugger and Other Strangers (1980-12-01) — A mugger is loose in the hospital.
- E4: Nude Girl (aka The Nude Girl in Town) (1980-12-08) — Ann defends a nurse about to be fired for posing nude in a men's magazine.
- E5: Kensington Follies (1980-12-15) — The staff mount a Chrismas show to entertain the patients.
- E6: The Dead Beat (1980-12-29)
- E7: Tenants, Anyone? (1981-01-05)
- E8: In Case of Emergency (1981-01-12)
- E9: No Balls, One Strike (1981-01-19)
- E10: Bombing Out (1981-01-26) — A madman plants a bomb in the hospital.
- E11: Six O'Clock Noose (1981-02-02)
- E12: Officer Needs Assistance (1981-02-09) — Charley fakes an operation to prevent Mr. Peckler from interfering with procedures.
- E13: My Son, the Anarchist (1981-02-16) — Ann and Charley help a wanted man sneak into the hospital to visit his dying father.
- E14: All About Adam (1981-02-23)
- E15: Bye, Bye American Spy (1981-03-02) — A government agent sneaks into the hospital to talk to a seriously ill patient.
- E16: The Magnificent Weatherbys (1981-03-09)
- E17: Kleptos and Maniacs (1981-03-16) — Petty thefts around the hospital point to a strange group of suspects: a strange outpatient who harraseses the staff, a recovered kleptomatic who's mother is a hospital benefactor,
- E18: Adieu, Kind Friend (1981-03-30)
- E19: The Hostage Situation (1981-04-06)
- E20: Have Peckler, Will Travel (1981-04-13)
- E21: The Yes Men (1981-08-11)
- E22: Lust Weekend (1981-08-21)
Season 3
- E1: Lust Weekend (1981-11-02)
- E2: The Kensington Connection (1981-11-09)
- E3: Uncle Digby (1981-11-16)
- E4: The Sex Police (1981-11-23)
- E5: Bradley's Brat (1981-11-30)
- E6: Sex Police (1981-11-17)
- E7: Doctor Soloman and Mister Hide (1981-12-14)
- E8: Son of Emergency (1981-12-21)
- E9: Losers Weepers (1981-12-28) — Peckler tries to fire a new doctor when he learns the physician is gay.
- E10: Man For All Seasons (1982-01-13) — Charley loses confidence when his patient brings in a team of specialists.
- E11: Gays of Our Lives (aka The Gays of Our Lives) (1982-01-11) — Conrad Peckler learns the head of the drug rehabilitation program is a homosexual and threatens to have him fired. Norman tries to help Mrs. Phipps after she is tricked by a con ma
- E12: Man For All Surgeons (1982-01-18) — Norman's in trouble when he puts the hospital chef on a strict diet—and the man promptly suffers a heart attack.
- E13: Con-Con (1982-01-25) — Charley tries to prove that a doctor is performing unnecessary operations.
- E14: Alien Food (1982-02-01)
- E15: It's Ain't Necessary to Sew (1982-02-08) — Charley decides that Amos's young girlfriend is a golddigger.
- E16: Campaigne in the Neck (1982-02-26) — Charley tries to convince a campaigning senator that he needs immediate surgery.
- E17: Hook, Line, & Sinker (1982-02-22)
- E18: Campaign in the Neck (1982-03-01) — A patient believes he is a werewolf.
- E19: Weathby's Ride Again (1982-05-14)
- E20: Deafenwolf (1982-03-22)
- E21: The Weatherby's Ride Again (1982-05-24) — While Norman tries to prove to his mother that he is an adult, a neurotic patients adopts Charley as a substitute father.
- E22: Ducks of Hazzard (1982-05-31) — While Charley suffers from insomina, Norman gets a bad case of overconfidence.
- E23: In Norman We Trust (1982-08-30)
- E24: Bone of My Bone (1982-09-13)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does House Calls have? 3 season(s) with 59 episodes.
Who created House Calls? Julius J. Epstein, Max Shulman.
Where can I watch House Calls? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
