1998
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This lavish period drama tells the story of Eleanor Bramwell (Jemma Redgrave), a pioneering female doctor in the late nineteenth century, and the struggles she has with her friends, her colleagues and society.
Episode #1.1. Eleanor Bramwell is determined to be a doctor, in spite of the unfriendly attitudes of universally male doctors. When visiting friend Victoria insists Eleanor examine her, she diagnoses syphilis and tells Victoria, infuriating her husband Lord Edward.
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Eleanor and her father are involved in a subway accident, and Eleanor must amputate Peter Mills' crushed leg in order to save his life. Caring for him afterward in the infirmary, he seems to be falling for her while his brothers interfere with ill people coming for medical care.
Eleanor Bramwell is adjusting to life on her own after her father's wedding. She is engaged to Dr. Marsham, but still unsure whether this is the right thing to do. She meets Major Quarrie when she is asked to examine new army recruits enlisting to fight the Boer war in Africa.
Episode #1.1: Directed by David Tucker. With Jemma Redgrave, David Calder, Robert Hardy, David Shelley. Eleanor Bramwell is determined to be a doctor, in spite of the unfriendly attitudes of universally male doctors.
At the time women doctors were an anomaly. The class and sex divisions of that society are depicted in interesting detail throughout the series as Eleanor moves from a hospital position, dabbles in middle class general practice and goes on to become head of a free infirmary in the slums of the city.
2000. Change is in the air, not just in Eleanor's personal life, but also at her infirmary The thrift, where a new manager is in charge and hostile to Eleanor's impulsive ways. She becomes the recruiting doctor for the British Army, inspecting new recruits for the just declared Boer War.
Bramwell V: With Jemma Redgrave, David Calder, Kevin McMonagle. Set in 1895, "Bramwell" follows the fortunes of feisty, compassionate Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (Jenna Redgrave) in her pursuit of public health and private affairs in Victorian-era London.
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