Doctor's Diary

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Doctor's Diary
Doctor's Diary – Männer sind die beste Medizin
Genre	Medical drama, comedy
Created by	Bora Dağtekin
Opening theme	"Dirty Laundry" by Bitter:Sweet
Country of origin	Germany
No. of seasons	3
No. of episodes	24
Production
Running time	45 minutes
Release
Original network	RTL
Original release	2008 (2008) – 2011 (2011)

Doctor's Diary is a German-Austrian medical drama that aired for three seasons from 2008 to 2011 on RTL in a coproduction with ORF. The focus of the series is the young doctor Margarete "Gretchen" Haase, who wants to make a career in a hospital. It was directed by Bora Dağtekin and shown from 23 June 2008 to 14 February 2011 on German channel RTL.

In Canada, it was shown starting 31 August 2010 on Séries+ television.^[1] In France from 8 June 2011 on TF1 television^[2] and starting 31 March 2013 on HD1 television.

Plot[]

One week before her wedding to her fiance Peter, Gretchen Haase's world falls apart. She returns to Berlin to her parents' house where her father, Professor Franz Haase, makes a suggestion that she applies for an assistant doctor position in surgery at the hospital where he works. Following up on his suggestion, she meets her old school crush Dr. Marc Meier, who works as the head of surgery at the hospital. During their schooldays, he never wasted a day in making her life difficult and never returned her affection. Now as they meet again, he promptly starts to tease her again, this time about her weight, which she is very sensitive about.

Cast[]

• Diana Amft (VF: Micheline Tsiamalis): Dr. Margarete "Gretchen (en VO) / Meg (en VF)" Haase
• Florian David Fitz (VF: Alexandre Crepet): Dr. Marc Olivier Meier
• (VF: Sébastien Hébrant): Dr. Mehdi Kaan
• (VF: Jean-Michel Vovk): Dr. Franz Haase
• Laura Osswald (VF: Chloé Berthier): Gabi Kragenow
• Ursela Monn (VF: Francine Laffineuse): Bärbel Haase
• : Sabine Vögler
• Julia Koschitz: Dr Maria Hassmann
• : Margarete "Gretchen (en VO) / Meg (en VF)" Haase young
• & Lucas Reiber: Marc Olivier Meier jeune
• (VF: Christophe Hespel): Jochen Haase (seasons 1–2)
• : Lilly Kaan (seasons 1–2)
• Adele Neuhauser: Elke Fisher
• : Gordon Tolkien
• : Anna Kaan (seasons 1–2)
• : Brad Hollister (seasons 1 & 3)
• Elyas M'Barek: Dr. Maurice Knechtelsdorfer (seasons 2–3)
• : Frank Muffke / Alexis von Buren (seasons 2–3)
• Paula Schramm: Lissi von Buren (seasons 2–3)
• Roberto Guerra: Eric (season 2)
• : Madame Nettelsbacher (season 2)
• : Stefanie Brinkmann (season 3)
• : Sœur Ingeborg (seasons 2–3)
• Valerie Niehaus: Dr Gina "Gigi" Amsel (seasons 2–3)
• Ingrid van Bergen: Mechthild von Buren (seasons 2–3)
• : Dr Günni Gümmersbach (season 3)
• Maria Ehrich: Peggy (season 3)
• Irm Hermann: Madame Vögler (saison 3)
• : Fritz (season 3)
• Nora Tschirner: Mitzi Knechtelsdorfer (season 3)
• Maxi Biewer: Maxi Biewer (season 3)
• Angela Finger-Erben: Angela Finger-Erben (season 3)
• Günther Jauch: Günther Jauch (season 3)

See also[]

• List of German television series

References[]

External links[]

• Doctor's Diary at IMDb