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From: mdr@bentley.UUCP (M. Rossner)
Newsgroups: net.tv
Subject: Re: Inside Humor - St. Elsewhere 2/19
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Date: Mon, 3-Mar-86 12:39:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar  3 12:39:00 1986
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I just have a few questions regarding the aforementioned two-
part St. Elsewhere which traced (by the way) 1935, 45, 55, 65
75, 85.

1.  The young, homosexual guy, (youngest generation in the
    family of patients traced ((John Scott Clough of "Growing
    Pains", by the way)) ) says that Polio is as uncommon a 
    diagnosis as Bubonic Plague would be in 1986.  Why is
    the 50th anniversary of the hospital being held in 1986????


2.  Why does the young Dr. Auschlander complain about all the
    anti-semitism directed at him when in an early episode
    from this year he is seen telling his grandson about
    the spirit of Santa Claus???   Auschlander is the
    most goyish Jewish doctor I have ever seen.


3.  On a similar note, why did Dr. Auslander look so much like
    a barber when he was ready to take over Father McCabe's 
    position?


4.  Why did Westphal have such an ugly toupe in 1965?


5.  On a similar note, why would this show resort to
    the awful gimmick of having Westphal play his own father
    in 1935?   That is really sleazy.  No one looks so much
    like his own father.


6.  Last but not least, why was Edward Hermann (Father McCabe)
    spotted by YOURS TRULY last Saturday night on the corner
    of 2nd Ave. and 9th Street in Manhattan as I was waiting
    to get in to the 2nd Ave. Deli???  Boy, I just love
    spotting celebrities.  I know you're all proud of me.