The Doctors Discussion Thread

[sheilaforever]

The price is pretty cool. Might be just one series, but a lot of content at the same time.

[applcin]

 

I'm not sure about the region question. I'm in the US. There are credit card logos for Visa, MC and AmEx. So far, I haven't seen anything about Paypal but I don't think the forms/fields on the site are fully functional yet in terms of being able to set up account and billing info. I wasn't able to actually select the payment method or plan or watch anything as a result. I think, since this is a preview at this point, we can only just create a login for now. Either that or the forms didn't work for me across 2 browsers.
 

Edited February 18, 2020 by applcin

[vetsoapfan]

 

Thank you for the information.

 

So many US-based streaming services are blocked in Canada, so I imagine this will be too, but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.

 

When the site is actually up and running, I'm sure I'll be able to tell if Canadians can subscribe.

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[Chris B]

Oh that is a great price! I’m going to do the full year membership. That’s less than $3 a month which is cheaper than most add on channels on Amazon Prime. I hope this is successful enough they consider doing other soaps. Or maybe this will inspire P&G to do something with their soaps. 

[applcin]

Okay, I just went to the website again and this time I saw a field to enter my cc information so I was able to purchase an annual subscription. The contrast between the dark background of the site and some of the print is not that great and I'm not sure if I missed the field earlier or what. At any rate, I can now access the episodes they have up so far. I only got to about 1972 and fell way behind before the dailymotion and youtube channels went kaput. Guess I'll wait and see what all is available after launch. Sounds like I'm going to be using a bit of everything (website, Roku, phone app) to check things out.

 

Edited February 19, 2020 by applcin

[jam6242]

From 1971.

 

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[amybrickwallace]

Instead of September 15th, Jeremy was born on the 20th - which means we share a birthday (different years, of course).

[Paul Raven]

When did she and Bennett divorce?

[amybrickwallace]

 

Every place I read gives 1972, but it might have been 1973 or 1974. By the time she left TD for the second time in 1977, all the magazine articles were reporting that she was divorced.

[Paul Raven]

Thanks

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[amybrickwallace]

Earlier this month, I received Philip English's (Dr. Colin Wakefield) autograph through the mail - he graciously signed the screen cap collages I mailed to Australia. If you feel so inclined, please keep Philip and his wife in your prayers. They live right outside of Sydney, and their area was one of the worst hit by first the wildfires and then torrential rains which caused flash flooding. They and the other residents have really been through the mill. 

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[OzFrog]

 

Was this picture from when they were in Body Heat?

[DRW50]

Thank you for the photos and articles. 

 

I did a double take when I saw that she had a dog named Columbine.

Edited February 21, 2020 by DRW50

[Khan]

 

Yup.  I know a key part of the movie's plot turns on their characters' (alleged) resemblance to each other.  But, I don't see any resemblance between Kathleen Turner and Kim Zimmer.  I guess the movie's director, Lawrence Kasdan, was just a DOCTORS fan who got a kick out of seeing KT and her successor as Nola in the same movie?

Edited February 21, 2020 by Khan

[amybrickwallace]

I remember reading in Kim's book that she profusely thanked Kathleen for leaving TD (while on the movie set) so that she (KZ) could play Nola.