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03-29-2023, 01:53 AM
The pilot of the show was aired on July 21, 1977 on ABC.
The show returned on Thursday, March 23, 1978 on ABC at 9:30pm
The show featured Gregory Sierra as Dr. Menzies who was the chief resident of a inner city emergency ward.
AES stood for Adult Emergency Services that was located on Hudson Street in one of the rundown sections of the location of NYC
The show aired after Barney Miller and competed with Black Sheep on NBC and Hawaii Five on CBS at 9:30pm
After the first airing-3/23/78 the show finished in the Top 20 behind Happy Days.
After the second airing-3/30/78 the show fell all the way to #54 out of 66 shows
After the 3rd airing-4/6/78 the show improved to #31 tied with Welcome Back Kotter
After the 4th airing-4/13/78 the show finished #33 below All in the Family at #32. All in the Family was a repeat
After the 5th airing-4/20/78, the show finished #36 below Eight is Enough.
The show would not be added to the fall schedule for 1978-79 season
Sheryl Lee Ralph appeared in episode 3
Philadelphia Daily News, July 21, 1977
Philadelphia Daily News, March 23, 1978
Albuquerque Tribune, March 29, 1978
Forth-Worth Star Telegram, April 5, 1978, Aoril 12, 1978, April 19, 1978, April 26, 1978
The show returned on Thursday, March 23, 1978 on ABC at 9:30pm
The show featured Gregory Sierra as Dr. Menzies who was the chief resident of a inner city emergency ward.
AES stood for Adult Emergency Services that was located on Hudson Street in one of the rundown sections of the location of NYC
The show aired after Barney Miller and competed with Black Sheep on NBC and Hawaii Five on CBS at 9:30pm
After the first airing-3/23/78 the show finished in the Top 20 behind Happy Days.
After the second airing-3/30/78 the show fell all the way to #54 out of 66 shows
After the 3rd airing-4/6/78 the show improved to #31 tied with Welcome Back Kotter
After the 4th airing-4/13/78 the show finished #33 below All in the Family at #32. All in the Family was a repeat
After the 5th airing-4/20/78, the show finished #36 below Eight is Enough.
The show would not be added to the fall schedule for 1978-79 season
Sheryl Lee Ralph appeared in episode 3
Philadelphia Daily News, July 21, 1977
Philadelphia Daily News, March 23, 1978
Albuquerque Tribune, March 29, 1978
Forth-Worth Star Telegram, April 5, 1978, Aoril 12, 1978, April 19, 1978, April 26, 1978