Doctors

Number of Season: 24 | Number of Episodes: 3805

Set in the fictional Midlands town of Letherbridge, defined as being close to the city of Birmingham, this soap opera follows the staff and families of a doctor's surgery.

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Seasons:

Series 1 (E:96)

2000

Series 2 (E:136)

2001

Series 3 (E:115)

2002

Series 4 (E:94)

2003

Season 5 (E:137)

2003

Series 6 (E:183)

2004

Series 7 (E:184)

2005

Series 8 (E:184)

2006

Series 9 (E:211)

2007

Series 10 (E:222)

2008

Series 11 (E:234)

2009

Series 12 (E:110)

2010

Season 13 of Doctors premiered on October 4, 2011

Series 13 (E:121)

Series 14 (E:221)

2012

Series 15 (E:222)

2013

Series 16 (E:219)

2014

Series 17 (E:120)

2015

Series 18 (E:187)

2016

Series 19 (E:289)

2017

Series 20 (E:20)

2018

Series 21 (E:11)

2019

Series 22 (E:101)

2021

Series 23 (E:147)

2022

Series 24 (E:276)

2023

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