Marcus Welby, M.D.
Season 5
Episodes
1. The Panic Path
2. A Joyful Song
3. For Services Rendered
4. Blood Kin
Rico and Louisa Renati, aware their frail but lively daughter Maria has the rare Cooley's Anemia, peculiar to Italians, refuse Dr. Welby's suggestion on the operation. Dr. Jed Hartnet, a leading specialist in this type of disease who is ready to quit the profession , becomes intrigued with Maria and decides to fight her parents' decision.
5. The Light At the Threshold
Tracey Robbins has been plagued with diabetes for years and the disease has caused her to slowly lose her sight due to blood vessel malfunction. When her father fails to take her on a promised trip to Europe and her infatuation with Dr. Kiley undergoes a rude awakeing, the girl becomes withdrawn and refuses the operation.
6. A Question of Fault
7. Friends In High Places
8. The Endless Moment
Fearing that his bride-to-be, Kelly Green, will cancel their marriage plans, Dr. Kiley does not tell her the seriousness of the rheumatic disease she has contracted. Dr. Welby disagrees with his associate and, as her doctor, tells her the eventualities of such an illness when she insists on knowing.
9. The Tall Tree
10. The Circles of Shame
11. Nguyen
12. A Cry In The Night
13. Death Is Only A Side Effect
Patricia Lowry, despondent over her chronic kidney ailment and fear that her husband, Duke, is having romantic affairs on his business trips, takes a tranquilizer that puts her in a coma.
14. The comeback
15. A Full Life
16. No Charity For the MacAllisters
17. Each Day A Miracle
18. The Fear of Silence
19. Angela's Nightmare
20. The Mugging
21. The Latch-Key Child
22. Out of Control
23. I've Promised You a Father (1)
A young nursed suffering from a rare genetic disease that can cause delusions, names Dr. Kiley as the father of her small son in a paternity suit.
24. I've Promised You a Father (2)
Marshall is persuaded by Dr. Welby to defend Dr. Kiley in a paternity suit filed by Perry, a nurse who believes that the young doctor is the father of her child.
