Doctor Giorgia

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Doctor Giorgia (Italian: La dottoressa Giò) is an Italian television series.

Cast[]

• Barbara d'Urso: Dr. Giorgia "Giò" Basile
• Fabio Testi: Armando Colucci
• Flavio Bucci: Dr. Nicotera
• Riccardo Cucciolla: Dr. Lombardi
• Filippo Nigro: Paolo
• : Dr. Gianmaria Stefani
• : Daniela
• Zoe Incrocci: Giacinta (season 1)

Episodes[]

See also[]

• List of Italian television series

External links[]

• Doctor Giorgia at IMDb

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