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Revision as of 18:17, 22 December 2015
"Thy Kingdom Come" | |
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Air date | March 3rd, 2004 |
Writers | Stephen King |
Director | Craig R. Baxley |
Producers | Thomas H. Brodek; Mark Carliner; Richard Dooling; Bruce Dunn; Lisa Henson; Stephen King; Robert F. Phillips; Lars von Trier; Mary Anne Waterhouse; Janet Yang |
Starring | Andrew McCarthy; Bruce Davison; Diane Ladd; Brandon Bauer; Jack Coleman; Jennifer Cunningham; Meagan Fay; Jodelle Micah Ferland; Lena Georgas; Jamie Harrold; Allison Hossack; Suki Kaiser; Sherry Miller; Del Pentecost; Julian Richings; Kett Turton; William Wise; Ed Begley, Jr. |
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"Thy Kingdom Come" is the premiere episode of the supernatural drama series Kingdom Hospital. It was directed by Craig R. Baxley with a teleplay written by Stephen King, based upon a concept originally developed by Lars von Trier. It first aired on ABC on March 3rd, 2004.
Synopsis
Cast
Principal Cast
Actor | Role |
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Andrew McCarthy | Doctor Hook |
Bruce Davison | Doctor Stegman |
Diane Ladd | Sally Druse |
Brandon Bauer | Abel Lyon |
Jack Coleman | Peter Rickman |
Jennifer Cunningham | Christa |
Meagen Fay | Doctor Brenda Abelson |
Jodelle Micah Ferland | Mary Jensen |
Lena Georgas | Nurse Carrie von Trier |
Jamie Harrold | Doctor Elmer Traff |
Allison Hossack | Doctor Christine Draper |
Suki Kaiser | Natalie Rickman |
Sherry Miller | Doctor Lona Massingale |
Del Pentecost | Bobby Druse |
Julian Richings | Otto |
Kett Turton | Paul/Antubis |
William Wise | Doctor Louis Traff |
Ed Begley, Jr. | Doctor Jesse James |
Guest Stars
Actor | Role |
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Mark Brandon | Game show host |
Penelepe Corrin | Julie |
Cameron Cowles | Sid |
Beverly Elliott | Nurse Brick Bannerman |
Lorena Gale | MRI tech |
Allan Grant | Game show guest |
Antony Holland | Lenny Stillmach |
Bill Meilen | Narrator |
Claudette Mink | Celeste Daldry |
Ty Olsson | Danny |
Benjamin Ratner | Ollie |
Jerry Rector | Crow |
Ryan Robbins | Dave Hooman |
Tygh Runyan | Idler #2 |
Zak Santiago | Doctor Sonny Gupta |
Ron Selmour | Firecracker man |
Peter Shinkoda | Anesthesiologist |
Charles Martin Smith | Earl Swinton |
Wanda Sturtevant | Nurse Elsa |
Emily Tennant | Mona Klingerman |
Don Thompson | Soda Pop |
Janet Wright | Liz Hinton |
Richard Zeman | Trooper |
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