Marcus Welby, M.D.

Dr. Marcus Welby enlists the help of a young Dr. Steven Kiley to help run his Santa Monica practice.

An outgoing schoolteacher with only a few months left to live goes into seclusion, and Dr. Kiley attempts to get her to live the life she has left.

Dr. Welby attempts to help a withdrawn autistic child communicate despite pressure from the child's parents and an unfeeling psychologist.

A 42-year-old woman wants an illegal abortion after learning that her husband is having an affair 19 years into a happy, but childless, marriage.

Dr. Welby attempts to discourage a husband from filming a documentary on his actress-wife's recovery from a stroke.

The doctors struggle to discourage an aging war hero from sailing alone to the South Pacific, as the voyage could prove fatal.

Dr. Welby examines a young wife in her third trimester and discovers a condition in her blood that could spell trouble for the baby and reveal a long-kept secret to her husband.

A blind couple's relationship is tested when an operation restores the young man's sight and they have to reconcile their worlds.

An aging yet robust diver refuses to take Dr. Welby's advice to slow down after he's informed that he has emphysema.

Myra takes a pregnant hippie whom Dr. Welby is treating for mononucleosis into her home and develops an emotional attachment despite Welby's warning not to.

Dr. Welby and Dr. Kiley disagree on the treatment needed for a recovering drug addict who suffers from the aftereffects of LSD.

A policeman who is up for a promotion wishes to keep his illness quiet, but Dr. Welby is unwilling to keep the ailment secret because it may hinder the officer in completing his duties.

Parents of a teenaged boy with leukemia refuse to allow Dr. Welby to inform him of his condition.

A priest friend of Dr. Welby's suffers severe asthmatic attacks due to pressure from his parishioners. The pressure increases when he is unable to restore an injured man's will to live.

A basketball player seeks out a faith healer for his injured knee instead of having the surgery Dr. Welby recommends.

Dr. Welby treats the son of a black leader who is injured by police during a demonstration.

A diabetic threatens to stop taking his insulin shots to get even with his father, whom he blames for his mother's suffering.

Consuelo's mother is diagnosed with a malignant tumor, and although she accepts the doctor's diagnosis, she finds it hard to accept her roommate, a sour woman dealing with a heart condition.

Doctors Welby and Kiley conduct tests to determine if a scientist has Huntington's, a hereditary disease he's convinced he's afflicted with. His condition worsens upon learning that his wife is pregnant.

Dr. Kiley has to choose between his duty as a doctor and an old friendship when he's called on to give a friend, a reformed drug addict, a physical exam to fulfill a job requirement.

Despite suffering fainting spells, a young jockey does everything he can to lose weight for the most important race of his life, and in doing so he collapses and is hospitalized.

When Dr. Kiley is hospitalized for chicken pox, he becomes interested in an exploratory surgery case and attempts to convince the doctor to try alternative testing.

Though she underwent a successful heart surgery as a young girl, a newlywed suffers heart seizures as an adult. Wanting a full life, she pushes the limits despite an overprotective husband.

A student with decompression syndrome insists on one more dive for his degree in Oceanography despite Dr. Welby's advice.

A hemophiliac begs Dr. Welby to keep his condition secret from his new schoolmates. Dr. Welby is concerned that he risks his health to achieve a normal teenage existence.