The Clinic

The Clinic

2003
The Clinic
The Clinic

The Clinic

6.8 | NR | en | Drama

The Clinic is a multi award-winning Irish primetime television medical drama series produced by Parallel Film Productions for RTÉ. It debuted on RTÉ One in 2003 to positive reviews and proved to be one of the network's most popular shows. The drama ran for seven seasons between September 2003 to November 2007. The last ever episode aired on RTÉ One on Sunday 15 November 2009 and on YLE1 in Finland on Wednesday 25 November 2009. The complete series of The Clinic was released on DVD in November 2010 by RTÉ.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP8  Episode 8
Nov. 15,2009
Episode 8

Dan's last day at the Clarence Street Clinic is anything but uneventful as his nemesis Diarmuid and Lucille arrive at his surgery and demand that he treat a bullet wound that Lucille has received. When things don't go Diarmuid's way he takes the Clinic staff hostage and makes Dan and Edel operate under gunpoint. When Daisy argues with him he hits her forcing Ruairi to attack him which results in Diarmuid shooting him in the stomach. Daisy begs Dan to help Ruairi and although under threat of being shot he brings Ruairi outside and calls an ambulance as the Gardai storm...

EP7  Episode 7
Nov. 08,2009
Episode 7

Rumour and speculation spread like wildfire about The Clinic's HIV-infected doctor causing cancellations and panic. Lorcan disappears and it is up to Clodagh to tell Madison about her dad's condition before she hears about it from others - she takes the news badly but in the end she and Clodagh track Lorcan down. Dan tells Daisy that he and Cathy knew of Lorcan's HIV status and asks now that they take action and have him removed from the Clinic before the practice goes under. Dan performs a double mastectomy on a young woman whose family has a chronic history of ...

EP6  Episode 6
Nov. 01,2009
Episode 6

New general surgery doctor Edel Swift deals with a litany of emergencies that walk into the Clarence Street Clinic and Dan is quite taken by her but he is also obsessed with Lucille and even more so when he finds he cheated at poker and she now owns his shares. Elsewhere, Lorcan finds out that Annie has tested positive for HIV and has to break the news to her but the stress of it makes him take it out on Clodagh. As a result of Annie's test Dave turns up and threatens him again with exposure but Clodagh intervenes and tells Dave that he also is HIV and she had him ...

EP5  Episode 5
Oct. 25,2009
Episode 5

Having had his advances turned down by Daisy and having broken up with Alice Dan turns to gambling and meets the mysterious Lucille. Ruairi and Daisy become closer as they paint the clinic's conservatory. Lorcan is brought further under the influence of Dave and ends up dealing with a known drug dealer to get methadone for him. Clodagh's first stint as a medical radio D.J. marks an eventful time for her and a patient she deals with online. Meanwhile, new doctor Dr. Edel Swift has major plans for the clinic, Alice quits as nurse in the practice and Grace has to deal ...

EP4  Episode 4
Oct. 18,2009
Episode 4

Ruairi's dad Franny's condition deteriorates faster and after seeing his old friend Al in the early stages of dementia asks Grace to up his morphine to ease his symptoms so that he doesn't have to depend on Ruairi and Terry. Madison develops a crush on Fergus. Dave continues to use his knowledge of Lorcan's HIV status to get preferential treatment. Meanwhile, Alice becomes jealous of Dan's attention to Daisy. Elsewhere, a striking blonde visiting the Clinic arouses Dan's curiosity. Franny dies in his wife's arms after his big party and Ruairi discovers afterwards that...

EP3  Episode 3
Oct. 11,2009
Episode 3

Dan is up against the Medical Council for his hearing. Alice is upset when she finds Dan has turned to Daisy for support on the day of his hearing. Dan blackmails Lorcan to be on his side when he is called to testify but will Lorcan comply? Meanwhile, Ruairi helps his dad Franny build a sun-deck for Grace but Franny's condition gets progressively worse but does not tell Ruairi.

EP2  Episode 2
Oct. 05,2009
Episode 2

Daisy starts monitoring the Clinic's cash-flow and is less than happy with her findings. Dan takes on the complicated surgery of a young African boy with a deformity that could kill him. Ruairí's dad Franny goes to see Patrick and he encourages him to enjoy his last few months by drawing up a 'bucket list'. Meanwhile, Cara forges a prescription for a long-standing patient but is found out leaving Daisy with no option but to give her a verbal warning. Elsewhere, Dave blackmails Lorcan to giving him cash in return for him staying silent on his HIV status.

EP1  Episode 1
Sep. 28,2009
Episode 1

Dan is questioned by the Gardai over Niall Boylan's death but is eventually released only to incur the wrath of Daisy about his involvement in supplying cosmetic surgery products at inflated prices. Lorcan supports Dan which Daisy doesn't understand but Dan is holding a trump card - Lorcan's HIV status. Elsewhere, Lorcan's daughter Madison moves in with him.

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6.8 | NR | en | Drama | More Info
Released: 2003-10-12 | Released Producted By: RTÉ , Parallel Films Country: Ireland Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.rte.ie/tv/theclinic
Synopsis

The Clinic is a multi award-winning Irish primetime television medical drama series produced by Parallel Film Productions for RTÉ. It debuted on RTÉ One in 2003 to positive reviews and proved to be one of the network's most popular shows. The drama ran for seven seasons between September 2003 to November 2007. The last ever episode aired on RTÉ One on Sunday 15 November 2009 and on YLE1 in Finland on Wednesday 25 November 2009. The complete series of The Clinic was released on DVD in November 2010 by RTÉ.

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Cast

Chris O'Dowd , Robert Sheehan

Director

Rory Bruen

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RTÉ , Parallel Films

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Reviews

kinetikx It seems that my parents love this show and every time I visit them they put this melodramatic garbage on. It's horrible. The swelling music to denote when I'm supposed to be emotionally invested. The just plain banal writing. The tired plots that seem to be made by a 15 year old girl who watches too much reality TV. It's all just trite.With the glut of absolutely great shows being produced on Amazon and Netflix I can't see why anyone with any modicum of taste would bother to watch more than five minutes of this offal. It's been made for the lowest common denominator of the mouth-breathers among us.Some of the actors in it have been good in other things. I guess that's about the best I can say about it. Stay away unless you want to watch people being incredibly serious in a show that tries too hard to be something that it's not.
Littlelep I guess I didn't realize I would be watching what is and has been described as an Irish soap opera when I first clicked on the title on Acorn.com. Besides being addictive, it is totally nauseating and guilt producing. I could watch (NOT ENJOY) five series, where one character after another first gives hope that they can be normal and likable, only to fall by the wayside and become villainous or unredeemable. Perhaps in later series, there are some who do not fit that description, but that seems to be the case early on.I began to skip past any segment with Dan, and then those with Clodagh, and then the awful character of Liam's son, Ian. Then it just became intolerable, and as much as I wanted and waited for the writers to do in Dan and that pipsqueak Ian -- and to get rid of Clodagh and even Cara, I could not take one more minute!
monserrates1 Loved the first two seasons, but did not like where it went in seasons 3 and up... actually lost interest during season 3... mainly because there's nothing I hate more than the character Dan played... killed the show for me, I couldn't spend another minute watching the "New" lead role being such a piece a crap... I also really Liked the character of Ed... the way he was dropped with no further information was crap. He was a good character and was the back bone of the show for the first two years... For me the show made a mistake by axing him. Funny how Cathy hated liars and dropped Ed and then spent another 4 years with the worst liar in the world.
mulhollandman When I first read in a local Irish paper that we were to get an Irish Medical drama my thoughts instantly went to those terrible medical dramas that were in the form of aussie soap operas. However I was pleasantly surprised by the high entertainment in it. Up until then the Irish networks had tried their best to give us some high quality entertainment but kept on falling sort of their target.The first night I sat down with a couple of beers and began to watch it I was curious as to who the cast were. I looked up the Internet Movie Database Base that night and discovered that I had seen most of them before in terrible shows but this was their best effort. The standard of acting throughout was of a very high quality. Each actor slipped into their roles very comfortably indeed and this was the making of it really. From the first show to the last one each actor/character developed individually each having a crisis in most episodes but it was a recurring theme in each episode that was the development of the character/overall story you see. But to be totally honest with you the script was pretty weak. The script had all the usual medical drama's going on in it and their was nothing new but it was that the acting and the emotions displayed on screen to us that made the show worthwhile.It has taken the Irish network bosses nearly 50 years to provide us with a great drama and they have finally succeeded in doing so. It will be interesting to see if there is a series two and where it will take us.