Ben Casey
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Ben Casey".
Sep 22, 2026
Doriane MillerGUEST
I've been a primary care doctor at this point for more than 30 years, and I've heard lots and lots of stories over that time.
Doriane MillerGUEST
And although most people think when they become a physician that it's going to be about the science and the investigation and figuring out the cure, and being whatever, whether it be from the 1960s in Ben Casey
Adam CifuHOST
until House, which was a really different kind of physician in terms
Doriane MillerGUEST
of his particular story.
Price RobertsonHOST
In 1952, he co-founded Four Star Television, which became an independent production powerhouse, producing dozens of hit TV shows, including The Dick Powell Show, Zane Grey Theater, and The Rifleman, and making Powell one of the most powerful executives in Hollywood.
Price RobertsonHOST
Bean Crosby would go on to form his own TV production company, Bean Crosby Productions, which produced Tolkien's Heroes and Ben Casey, among others.
Price RobertsonHOST
Dick Powell died on the same day as fellow leading man Jack Carson, January 2, 1963.
Price RobertsonHOST
Each battled different forms of cancer.
Susan MGUEST
This is what happened, and it started in August of 1986.
Susan MGUEST
My pattern was that I would come home from work, drink, pass out, wake up at 1 a.m., watch reruns of Ben Casey- [laughs] ... and then fall asleep just in time to get up for work and do it all over again.
Susan MGUEST
Then one night, I had a dream.
Susan MGUEST
The dream took place in a room with green cement block walls.
Steve WoodsGUEST
But let's have a look at the top five shows of 1962.
Steve WoodsGUEST
The number one show that we were watching was Ben Casey.
Steve WoodsGUEST
Yes.
Steve WoodsGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Steve WoodsGUEST
But let's have a look at the top five shows of 1962.
Steve WoodsGUEST
The number one show that we were watching was Ben Casey.
Steve WoodsGUEST
Yes.
Steve WoodsGUEST
Mm-hmm.
SiskoidHOST
This is Dr. Casey.
Ryan DalyHOST
Right, and he's like, oh, let me guess, you're Ben Casey, right? Yeah, I'm making another medical show.
SiskoidHOST
Yeah, from the 60s.
SiskoidHOST
We need you here to settle this argument between Dr. Welby and myself about this whatever creature in the rock or object in the rock.
SiskoidHOST
This is Dr. Casey.
Ryan DalyHOST
Right, and he's like, oh, let me guess, you're Ben Casey, right? Yeah, I'm making another medical show.
SiskoidHOST
Yeah, from the 60s.
SiskoidHOST
We need you here to settle this argument between Dr. Welby and myself about this whatever creature in the rock or object in the rock.
Marty GentiusHOST
Where have I seen him? I know I've seen him before.
Marty GentiusHOST
Ben Casey.
Marty GentiusHOST
Where have I seen him?
Cindy RotzHOST
Ben Casey.
Cindy RotzHOST
He is
Marty GentiusHOST
Dr. Zorba.
Marty GentiusHOST
Wow.
Marty GentiusHOST
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Alan R. CohenGUEST
But I was inspired by Superman.
Alan R. CohenGUEST
I was inspired by a show called Ben Casey.
Alan R. CohenGUEST
It was a big, arrogant brain surgeon, a fearless, intrepid guy.
Alan R. CohenGUEST
I thought I could never be like that.