The Psychiatrist
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First episode date | December 14, 1970 |
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Final episode date | March 10, 1971 |
Networks | NBC |
Writers | Jerrold Freedman |
Mar 3, 1971 | |
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ID | 2047367 |
About The Psychiatrist
A psychiatrist at a major LA facility shakes things up with newer techniques.
ADHD medication: Supply issue leaves man without pills
... A combination of 20mg and 30mg tablets had to be approved by The Psychiatrist because Elvanse is a controlled drug...
I don't have ADHD, but three private clinics say I do
... But The Psychiatrists from Harley Psychiatrists simply advised me to have a good breakfast before taking it, without talking through the potential serious side effects...
ADHD: Private clinics exposed by BBC undercover investigation
... Lawyers for The Psychiatrist - who prescribed the drugs - said their client stood by his diagnosis...
Molly Russell: Posts left psychiatrist unable to sleep - inquest
... Under questioning from coroner Andrew Walker, The Psychiatrist said: " This material seems to romanticise, glamorise, and take the subject of self-harm, take it away from reality and make it seem almost unreal, take away from these terrible acts any kind of consequence...
Father who killed two-year-old son guilty of murder
... The court heard Czapla told The Psychiatrist that he had tried to end his son s life by shooting the toddler in the head with a BB gun, but failed...
Desert Island Discs 'greatest radio show of all time'
... Radio comedy Round The Horne (1965-8) Hancock s Half Hour (1954-9) In The Psychiatrist s Chair (1982-2001) Source: Radio Times pollPrime ministers and industry leaders have all been castaways, with notable recent guests having included Sir David Attenborough, JK Rowling, Yoko Ono and David Beckham...
Desert Island Discs 'greatest radio show of all time'
Poet Wendy Cope (right) was host Lauren Laverne 's desert island castaway last month
Desert Island Discs has been named The Greatest radio programme of all time by a panel of industry experts.
The BBC Radio 4 show, which since 1942 has been inviting famous guests to share their favourite musical choices, beat drama The Archers to The Top spot.
Other choices in the Radio Times poll included Wake Up To Wogan, John Peel and Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy .
Many of the 30 programmes on The List are no longer broadcast, with almost a third being comedies or panel shows.
'Genius format'Desert Island Discs is currently presented by Lauren Laverne , who is filling in while Kirsty Young is being treated for fibromyalgia.
The programme invites high-profile guests to choose eight discs, a book and a luxury item to take with them as they are castaway on a mythical desert island.
Top Five greatest radio programmes Desert Island Discs The Archers - the UK's longest running radio drama. Radio comedy Round The Horne (1965-8) Hancock's Half Hour (1954-9) In The Psychiatrist 's Chair (1982-2001)Source: Radio Times poll
Prime ministers and industry leaders have all been castaways, with notable recent guests having included Sir David Attenborough , JK Rowling, Yoko Ono and David Beckham .
Desert Island Discs producer Cathy Drysdale said the accolade was "wonderful", attributing it to an "absolute genius format".
Yoko Ono appeared on the programme in 2007. She chose records both by her late husband John Lennon and son SeanRadio Times editor Mark Frith said the "poll illustrates how memorable and timeless great radio can be".
The List was compiled by 46 industry experts, of which 42 had a professional connection to the BBC.
Terry Wogan 's BBC Radio 2 breakfast show, which ran for More Than 25 years until 2009, was in 12th position, just ahead of John Peel 's late-night BBC Radio 1 programme, on air between 1967 and 2004.
What is Desert Island Discs?
Presenter Kirsty Young quizzed footballer David Beckham for the programme's 75th anniversary in 2017bbc, radio
Source of news: bbc.com