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Out of Hours is a six-part British television medical drama series, first broadcast on BBC One on 20 May 1998. Set in the fictional city of Haventry in Birmingham, the series focuses on the lives of three "out of hours" GPs, Dr. Cathy Harding (Lindsey Coulson), Dr. Daniel Laing (John McArdle) and Dr. Paul Featherstone (Dominic West).

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rdfs:label	Out of Hours (en)
rdfs:comment	Out of Hours is a six-part British television medical drama series, first broadcast on BBC One on 20 May 1998. Set in the fictional city of Haventry in Birmingham, the series focuses on the lives of three "out of hours" GPs, Dr. Cathy Harding (Lindsey Coulson), Dr. Daniel Laing (John McArdle) and Dr. Paul Featherstone (Dominic West). (en)
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dcterms:subject	BBC television dramas English-language television shows 1990s British drama television series 1990s British television miniseries 1998 British television series debuts 1998 British television series endings
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Birmingham United Kingdom Inday Ba BBC television dramas English-language television shows Matthew Scurfield Sally Rogers 16:9 Gabrielle Reidy General Practitioner Linda Bassett Lindsey Coulson Stereophonic sound Medical drama BBC One BBC Worldwide Toby Jones The Guardian 1990s British drama television series 1990s British television miniseries 1998 British television series debuts 1998 British television series endings John McArdle Dominic West Radio Times dbr:Nisha_K._Nayar
sameAs	Out of Hours Out of Hours
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airdateT	Airdate (en)
audio format	Stereophonic sound
background	#201733 (en)
channel	BBC One
cinematography	Grant Cameron (en)
company	BBC Worldwide
composer	Julian Nott (en)
country	United Kingdom
director	(en) Douglas Mackinnon (en) Robin Sheppard (en)
editor	Chris Risdale (en)
executive producer	Mal Young (en)
first aired	1998-05-20 (xsd:date)
genre	Medical drama
id	157237 (xsd:integer)
language	English (en)
last aired	1998-06-24 (xsd:date)
list episodes	#Episodes (en)
num episodes	6 (xsd:integer)
num series	1 (xsd:integer)
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producer	(en) Eileen Quinn (en) Simon Passmore (en)
runtime	3000.0 (second)
starring	(en) John McArdle (en) Dominic West (en) Toby Jones (en) Lindsey Coulson (en) Linda Bassett (en) Nisha K. Nayar (en) Gabrielle Reidy (en) Sally Rogers (en)
title	Out of Hours (en)
writer	(en) Matthew Hall (en) Timothy Prager (en) Amanda Coe (en) Rob Heyland (en) Sam Wheats (en)
has abstract	Out of Hours is a six-part British television medical drama series, first broadcast on BBC One on 20 May 1998. Set in the fictional city of Haventry in Birmingham, the series focuses on the lives of three "out of hours" GPs, Dr. Cathy Harding (Lindsey Coulson), Dr. Daniel Laing (John McArdle) and Dr. Paul Featherstone (Dominic West). For the premiere episode, the Radio Times ran a double-page spread on the series, entitled "the surgery is now closed". A single series of six episodes were broadcast, with the concluding episode broadcasting on 24 June 1998. Episodes broadcast at 21:30 on Wednesdays. The series has yet to be released on DVD. (en)
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runtime (m)	50.0 (minute)

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