final season (1972-1973), when only The New Doctors remained. While its sixteen episodes were double that of its first two, full seasons when it was on every third week, 'The New Doctors' succumbed as a mid-season casualty with NBC pulling the plug January 1973. Four months later, May 4, 1973, Jane Wyman's physician-themed "Amanda Fallon" pilot, reworked from 1972, with David Hartman once again making a brief appearance as Dr. Hunter, aired as the final episode of 'The New Doctors,' although its setting is far removed from the David Craig Institute. Like The Name of The Game, "The Bold Ones"', opening graphic originally rotated, displaying the featured cast first, followed by the other segments' casts, with accompanying narration. In the first season, the narrator announced the series' umbrella title, followed by the narration: Awards The Lawyers was nominated for three Emmy Awards in 1972, winning one for its music and another for its direction. The Senator, which lasted for only eight episodes, earned nine Emmy nominations in 1971, winning five, including best drama, best "continued performance" by an actor (Hal Holbrook), and three additional separate awards for outstanding achievement in writing, direction, and film editing, respectively. Syndication The series has been in syndication, previously paired with episodes of George Kennedy's Sarge, which was also produced by Universal. References External links 1969 American television series debuts 1973 American television series endings 1960s American anthology television series 1970s American anthology television series Emmy Award-winning programs English-language television shows NBC original programming Television series by Universal Television