Dr. Corday returns Jan 15

[Maybe]

From SeattlePI:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html


<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE

The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.

Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.

Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.

"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."

Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).

ER's series finale is set for March 12.>

Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

[Alison Dubois]

Post by Maybe
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<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

I thought Dr. Corday had a recurring role on CSI.

[Dropping The Helicopter]

Post by Alison Dubois

Post by Maybe
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html
<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

I thought Dr. Corday had a recurring role on CSI.

And Doctor Who.

[Ellen K Hursh]

On Dec 26, 10:00 pm, Dropping The Helicopter

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Post by Alison Dubois

Post by Maybe
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html
<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield).  Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

I thought Dr. Corday had a recurring role on CSI.

And Doctor Who.

As Mrs Doctor, no less.

[Hunter]

Post by Alison Dubois

Post by Maybe
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html
<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

I thought Dr. Corday had a recurring role on CSI.

---
Alex Kingston on CSI? You mean when her character killed her husband
IIRC, yeah she was good in that but it is not a recurring role. It
was a one shot thing. Her character is in prison.

[Dropping The Helicopter]

Post by Maybe
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html
<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

I thought they gave her the bum's rush because she wasn't 18. I don't
think she's necessarily looking for work either, I wonder what the deal
is there.

[Hunter]

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***@z28g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, ***@aol.com
says...

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http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/393758_tvgif26.html
<Alex Kingston Books Appointment for ER Return
By MATT MITOVICH
TV GUIDE
The doctor is in. Dr. Elizabeth Corday, that is.
Over the holidays, an airdate was set for Alex Kingston's return to ER
as Dr. Mark Greene's widow.
Kingston, whose original ER run spanned seven seasons (from 1997 to
2004), will resurface in the Jan. 15 episode, when Neela goes in for
an attending interview and is surprised to run into Dr. Corday.
"I've been gone five years but it seems like yesterday," Kingston said
in an interview when her return first was announced. "It'll be great
to see everyone again."
Kingston's is the latest encore confirmed for ER's final season. Most
recently, Anthony Edwards appeared as Mark (albeit in cleverly
reconstructed flashbacks revolving around Angela Basset's Dr. Cate
Banfield). Also expected back during the long-running medical drama's
final months are Noah Wyle and Eriq La Salle (though only as a
director).
ER's series finale is set for March 12.>
Maybe...so she wasn't in England?

---
Glad to hear she is coming back!!! I first "fell in Love" with her
when I saw her depiction of "Moll Flanders" back in the mid 1990s on
PBS.

As for the character Dr. Corday, she moved back to England after
wrecking her career here by performing an illegal organ donation
between two HIV patients so the simplest explanation is that she came
back.