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Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman returns to UK television
Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman is back on UK television after a decade away.
The Western follows Dr Michaela Quinn, played by Jane Seymour, a Boston physician who opens a practice in Colorado Springs in the 1860s.
She faces sexism, falls for frontiersman Byron Sully and adopts three orphaned children.
The series first ran on CBS from 1993 to 1998 and won four Primetime Emmy Awards.
Its abrupt cancellation prompted more than 100,000 protest letters, and two TV movies followed in 1999 and 2001.
The return gives UK viewers a chance to watch the series again, more than 30 years after it began.
Great TV is airing a double bill at 10am during the week, and episodes are also available on Great Player.
Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman has returned to UK television on Great TV, more than a decade after it last aired there.
The series began on Monday, October 12, with a double bill at 10am throughout the week.
Episodes are also available to stream on the Great Player.
The show originally ran on CBS from 1993 to 1998 and follows Boston physician Michaela Quinn in the frontier town of Colorado Springs.
It won four Primetime Emmy Awards, and two television movies followed its cancellation.
- Who
- Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman, starring Jane Seymour as Dr Michaela Quinn.
- What
- The series has returned to UK television on Great TV and is available on the Great Player.
- When
- It began on Monday, October 12, 2026, with double bills at 10am throughout the week.
- Where
- Great TV, Freeview channel 34, in the UK.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
100,000 fans can't be wrong! Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman is a 90s TV classic.
With a big-hearted story, fantastic cast and a heroine who was ahead of her time, it's the perfect show for anyone who loves great storytelling and some Wild West adventure.
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Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman ran on CBS.
Two television movies followed the series.
The series began airing on Great TV in the UK, with double bills at 10am throughout the week.
- UK channel
- Great TV, Freeview channel 34
- Streaming service
- Great Player
- Original CBS run
- 1993–1998
- Awards
- Four Primetime Emmy wins
- Follow-up films
- Two television movies, released in 1999 and 2001
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