Doogie Howser, M.D. - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Doogenstein
Doogie's heavy third-year residency duties make him fear he's missing out on his youth.

Guess Who's Coming to Doogie's
Former gang member Raymond Alexander begins working at the hospital but his past may come back to haunt him.

Ask Dr. Doogie
Doogie becomes famous after doing some public service announcements.

C'est la Vinnie
Vinnie and his pregnant French teacher get stuck in an elevator.

Car Wars
Doogie wants to buy a classic car. A mentally ill patient turns down treatment.

Doogie Sings the Blues
Doogie treats a once popular singer who is trying to make a comeback.

Academia Nuts
Vinnie asks to "borrow" one of Doogie's old school papers. Meanwhile, Doogie treats a wealthy hypochondriac.

Revenge of the Teenage Dead
Vinnie makes a zombie horror movie.

Nautilus for Naught
Doogie and a hospitalized model realize they have something in common -- being judged by how beautiful or young they look.

Don't Let the Turkeys Get You Down
After Janine breaks up with him, Vinnie is not very thankful on Thanksgiving.

Oh Very Young
Doogie rethinks his position on May-December relationships when he finds himself the victim of age discrimination.

TV or Not TV
Vinnie tries to get help getting into film school from a TV network executive who's been admitted to the hospital.

A Woman Too Far
Doogie weighs his relationship with Wanda against an attractive nursing student.

Presumed Guilty
Vinnie takes Doogie's car for a spin and wrecks it.

To Live and Die in Brentwood
Wanda wants time alone after a family member dies.

Air Doogie
Doogie joins the hospital basketball team in order to fit in.

A Life in Progress
An AIDS-infected artist brings out everyone's true feelings about the disease.

My Two Dads
Vinnie joins Doogie and David on a camping trip.

Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition
Grandpa Howser causes problems as Doogie's parents try to renovate the kitchen.

Fatal Distraction
Doogie and Wanda face more strains when he goes to a party with another woman.

The Doctor, the Wife, Her Son and the Job
Doogie's mom gets a job. Unfortunately for Doogie, it's at his hospital.

Planet of the Dateless
Two weeks of volunteer work in Mexico makes Jack reevaluate his life.

Doogie's Wager
Vinnie awaits word of whether he's accepted to film school.

A Kiss Ain't Just a Kiss
Problems are bound to occur when Doogie kisses Janine.

Dances with Wanda
Doogie takes a still-grieving Wanda to the prom then introduces her to a young heart patient to rekindle her spirit for living.
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