Doogie Howser is a doctor. He is also a 16-year-old genius who graduated college at age 10 and finished medical school at age 14. But he is still a teenager, with normal teenage friends and problems. But unlike a normal teenager, he is just learning to drive while also consulting on serious medical cases like heart transplants.
The best episode of "Doogie Howser, M.D." season 3 is "The Summer of '91", rated 7.8/10 from 75 user votes. It was directed by N/A and written by N/A. "The Summer of '91" aired on 9/25/1991 and is rated 0.6 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Doogie Has Left the Building (1)".
Doogie is obsessed with his virginity while a patient believes that he is her late husband.
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Doogie ponders a decision affecting the life of a young patient. (Part 1 of 2)
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Life at Doogie and Vinnie's pad resembles one big beer commercial, but what Doogie really needs is a listening ear. (Part 2 of 2)
Director: Eric Laneuville
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Vinnie's girlfriend wants to run to Las Vegas to get married. Doogie takes on a curse to save a boy's life.
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A seductive classmate proves more temptation than Vinnie can handle, especially when Janine grows distant.
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Doogie is a portrait of anxiety when Wanda comes home from art school and strikes up several new friendships.
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Doogie plays a Civil War doctor as he and Vinnie collaborate on a screenplay.
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While driving to visit Wanda, Doogie's car breaks down in the desert where he meets a soul mate.
Director: Brad Silberling
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Doogie's parents want him to pay room and board; Spaulding's father doesn't want a pacemaker.
Director: Charles Haid
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Doogie and Wanda's efforts to be friends are put on hold after Wanda calls long-distance for advice on a new guy.
Director: Joan Darling
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Doogie takes a liking to a homely librarian only after he learns she's scheduled for plastic surgery; a youth counselor's lies trap him in a kind of prison.
Director: Charles Haid
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Doogie discovers the healing power of laughter after an argument with Vinnie and while treating a troubled kidney patient.
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Writer: Eric Gilliland
Katherine relives the past with her visiting first love; Raymond starts hanging out with pals from the 'hood.
Director: Eric Laneuville
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The examination of a mummy brings rumblings of a curse from the staff and has Doogie contemplating the limits of modern medicine.
Director: Charles Haid
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Vinnie bets that Doogie can't last in a "mindless" fast-food job.
Director: Bill D'Elia
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An egotistical actor observes Doogie's hospital procedures to give his TV series a shot in the arm.
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After months of dating Cecilia, Doogie discovers what she's been hiding a 4-year-old son, who stirs Doogie's paternal instincts.
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After taking Spaulding out for her 30th birthday, Doogie wonders if there's more fun in store for the two of them.
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While Doogie considers a career specialty, he learns that another doctor has been invited to join his father's practice.
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Janine's parents split a seam when Janine forsakes college for a job in fashion.
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Spring break in Palm Springs is just what the doctor orders for Vinnie, who pursues a jealous vendetta against Janine, and Doogie, who weighs a fellowship in trauma surgery.
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Doogie is anything but popular after he encourages Wanda to accept her dad's new gal and Vinnie to accept being short.
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Cherished memories get lost in the aging process for a patient who relies on Doogie to help him remember; and Vinnie takes a video journey of self-discovery.
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The Drs. Howser spend a father-son trip at a Honduran operating theater, where Doogie gives a thumbs-down to a wisecracking surgeon.
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