Presidio Med premiered on CBS on September 24, 2002. The series stars a triumvirate of award-winning actresses - Emmy winner Dana Delany and stage veterans Blythe Danner and Anna Deavere Smith - as it chronicles the lives of a group of female physicians in a private San Francisco practice. Their personal beliefs, unique experiences and separate specialties may be at odds now and then, both with each other and with the system they report to, but all influence how they heal their patients and relate to the world inside and outside their practice.
Cast
• May 17, 2008
Rae Brennan ........................................................ Dana Delany
Harriet Lanning .................................................... Blythe Danner
Jackie Collette .................................................... Sasha Alexander
Nicholas Kokoris ................................................... Oded Fehr
Jules Keating ...................................................... Julianne Nicholson
Letty Jordan ....................................................... Anna Deavere Smith
Norman Drum ........................................................ David Kaufman
Matt Slingerland ................................................... Paul Blackthorne
Episodes
• May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2002-2003)
16 Episodes In Season 1
This Baby's Gonna Fly (Originally Aired 9/24/2002)
Second Chance (Originally Aired 9/25/2002)
Do No Harm (Originally Aired 10/2/2002)
When Approaching A Let Go (Originally Aired 10/9/2002)
Secrets (Originally Aired 10/16/2002)
Milagros (Originally Aired 10/23/2002)
Once Upon A Family (Originally Aired 10/30/2002)
Pick Your Battles (Originally Aired 11/13/2002)
Suffer Unto Me The Children (Originally Aired 1/17/2003)
Presidio Med premiered on CBS on September 24, 2002. The series stars a triumvirate of award-winning actresses - Emmy winner Dana Delany and stage veterans Blythe Danner and Anna Deavere Smith - as it chronicles the lives of a group of female physicians in a private San Francisco practice. Their personal beliefs, unique experiences and separate specialties may be at odds now and then, both with each other and with the system they report to, but all influence how they heal their patients and relate to the world inside and outside their practice.
