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* Dr. Spaceman (pronounced [[ItIsPronouncedTroPay Spa-CHEE-man]]) from both ''ArrestedDevelopment'' and ''ThirtyRock''.
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* ''VentureBros''.: Dr. Venture visits a "Tijuana doctor" for a resupply of his pills. Initially the doctor balks at prescribing such a large amount of drugs. The doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was a Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
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* ''VentureBros''.''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers''.: Dr. Venture visits a "Tijuana doctor" for a resupply of his pills. Initially the doctor balks at prescribing such a large amount of drugs. The doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was a Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
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* MichaelJackson seems to have accessed pain killers through several of these, and a particularly unethical one likely had a role in his death. The doctor was charged by police in the death and is currently on trial.
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* MichaelJackson seems to have accessed pain killers through several of these, and a particularly unethical one likely had a role one, Conrad Murray, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and grievous negligence in his death. The doctor was charged by police in the death and is currently on trial.by prescribing a surgical anesthetic as a sleep aid.
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* A VictimOfTheWeek on ''{{The Glades}}'' was one of these and the clinic he operated was a 'pill mill'. It turned out that the clinic was only one of a whole chain of pill mills operated by a corrupt medical company. Also the dead doctor was doing it [[spoiler: so he could raise money for medical supplies to send to earthquake ravaged Haiti]]
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* MichaelJackson seems to have accessed pain killers through several of these, and a particularly unethical one likely had a role in his death. The doctor was charged by police in the death and is awaiting trial.
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* MichaelJackson seems to have accessed pain killers through several of these, and a particularly unethical one likely had a role in his death. The doctor was charged by police in the death and is awaiting currently on trial.
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* Actually, not common enough for people who really need it. Hiv patients are often overlooked when it comes to pain medication because of improvement in hiv meds, but pain still exists. A few medical journals I have read state state that pain is a seriously overlooked in these patients. Plus they are overlooked because drug use is a common way to get infected.
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* Speaking of Max, he got involved with JFK, giving him several controversial treatments. Some of these involved illegal drugs such as methamphetamines. Many of Kennedy's medical problems were only recently declassified
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* Speaking of Max, he got involved with JFK, giving him several controversial treatments. Some of these involved illegal drugs such as methamphetamines. Many of Kennedy's medical problems and treatments were only recently declassified
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* Speaking of Max, he got involved with JFK, giving him several controversial treatments. Some of these involved illegal drugs such as methamphetamines. Many of Kennedy's medical problems were only recently declassified
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Get you on your feet again.\\
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Get you on your feet again.\\
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Commenting on the Pink Floyd song... it is from The Wall, pretty much nobody has that album figured out. If only it was as simple as Sid Barrett\'s stuff =3
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** Kind of out of context (like most Pink Floyd Songs on that Album). PinkFloyd, the character, has already gone well into an overdose at this point. This is a paramedic trying to revive the character, PinkFloyd, for the concert he is suppose to perform. The rest of the conceptual album The Wall, PinkFloyd (the character) is in an ideal world created by his own mind. Noting the contents of "In The Flesh!" being rather dramatically different than "In The Flesh?".
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** TheBeatles song "Dr. Robert" was about a real-life New York City doctor (despite the NationalHealth reference) who was this trope.
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** TheBeatles song "Dr. Robert" was about a the real-life New York City doctor Max Jacobson (despite the NationalHealth reference) who whose nickname was this trope.
the TropeNamer.
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* A ''NewTricks'' episode focusing on the death of a rock singer, had his former band mates point the detectives at 'Doc' who supplied them all with drugs back in the day. The guy turned out to be just a dealer rather than actual doctor.
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**Uh,no. the lyrics make it quite clear he is a dealer.
***Rat-tailed Jimmy is a '''second hand hood'''/Deals out in Hollywood/Got a '65 Chevy with primered flames/Traded for some powdered goods/Jigsaw Jimmy, '''he's runnin' a gang'''/But, I hear he's doin' okay/Got a cozy little job/Sells the Mexican mob/Packages of candycaine
***Rat-tailed Jimmy is a '''second hand hood'''/Deals out in Hollywood/Got a '65 Chevy with primered flames/Traded for some powdered goods/Jigsaw Jimmy, '''he's runnin' a gang'''/But, I hear he's doin' okay/Got a cozy little job/Sells the Mexican mob/Packages of candycaine
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->''"If you're down he'll pick you up, Doctor Robert''
->''Take a drink from his special cup, Doctor Robert''
->''Doctor Robert, you're a new and better man''
->''He helps you to understand''
->''He does everything he can, Doctor Robert"''
->-- "Doctor Robert," TheBeatles
->''Take a drink from his special cup, Doctor Robert''
->''Doctor Robert, you're a new and better man''
->''He helps you to understand''
->''He does everything he can, Doctor Robert"''
->-- "Doctor Robert," TheBeatles
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* An astoundingly honest and straight-forward one is the subject of 'I Buy The Drugs' from ''ElectricSix''.
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* Dr. Spaceman (pronounced [[ItsPronouncedTropay Spa-CHEE-man]]) from both ''ArrestedDevelopment'' and ''ThirtyRock''.
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* ''{{House}}'': Dr. Gregory House]] is his own Dr. Feelgood, what with the Vicodin addiction and all.
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* ''VentureBros''.: Dr. Venture visits a "Tijuana doctor" for a resupply of his pills. Initially the doctor balks at prescribing such a large amount of drugs. The doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
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* ''VentureBros''.: Dr. Venture visits a "Tijuana doctor" for a resupply of his pills. Initially the doctor balks at prescribing such a large amount of drugs. The doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was a Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
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* [[{{ptitlewsbhxd7l}} Mötley Crüe]] -- see above.
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* [[{{ptitlewsbhxd7l}} Mötley Crüe]] -- see above. Though the song never makes it clear whether the title character is actually a crooked medic, or just a particularly resourceful dealer.
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Have umlauts will travel.
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The TropeNamer is the MotleyCrue [[{{ptitlewsbhxd7l}} Mötley Crüe]] song, in which the titular doctor does many things (including making cocaine for the Mexican mob.) Not to be confused with the ArethaFranklin song or the British pub rock band.
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* The doctor in RequiemForADream who continues to write Sara Goldfarb a prescription for diet pills, even when she complains of strange side effects and is clearly developing an addiction.
* Marv's Parole Officer in SinCity acts as one of these, supplying Marv with the meds that stop him from going insane, for little reason but to keep herself out of trouble for defending such an evil man. Or so it seems.
* Marv's Parole Officer in SinCity acts as one of these, supplying Marv with the meds that stop him from going insane, for little reason but to keep herself out of trouble for defending such an evil man. Or so it seems.
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* The doctor in RequiemForADream ''RequiemForADream'' who continues to write Sara Goldfarb a prescription for diet pills, even when she complains of strange side effects and is clearly developing an addiction.
* Marv's Parole Officer inSinCity ''SinCity'' acts as one of these, supplying Marv with the meds that stop him from going insane, for little reason but to keep herself out of trouble for defending such an evil man. Or so it seems.
* Marv's Parole Officer in
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* Motley Crue-- see above.
* "Mother's Little Helper," by TheRollingStones, is about [[TheSixties 1960s mothers]] needing to take prescription "uppers" to keep up with all their daily duties.
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* Motley Crue-- [[{{ptitlewsbhxd7l}} Mötley Crüe]] -- see above.
* "Mother's Little Helper," by TheRollingStones, is about [[TheSixties 1960s mothers]] needing to take prescription "uppers" to keep up with all their daily duties. It includes a warning about overdoses of prescription pills.
* "Mother's Little Helper," by TheRollingStones, is about [[TheSixties 1960s mothers]] needing to take prescription "uppers" to keep up with all their daily duties. It includes a warning about overdoses of prescription pills.
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* Wendla, the female teenage protagonist in the original stage play of SpringAwakening, [[spoiler: is killed by pills prescribed to her as an abortifacient. The doctor never tells her she's pregnant and insists they are for anemia.]]
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* Wendla, the female teenage protagonist in the original stage play of SpringAwakening, ''SpringAwakening'', [[spoiler: is killed by pills prescribed to her as an abortifacient. The doctor never tells her she's pregnant and insists they are for anemia.]]
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** More specifically, the doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
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** More specifically, thedrugs. The doctor was insulted that Dr. Venture assumed he'd just grant a prescription because he was Mexican doctor. Dr. Benjamin helped smooth the ruffles.
** More specifically, the
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* A recent ''Apartment3G'' has Professor Papagoras providing fake prescriptions for insomnia pills, in exchange for (it is very loosely implied) sex.
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* [[http://skippyslist.com/list/ "37. Our medic is called “Sgt Larwasa”, not “Dr. Feelgood”."]]
* [[http://skippyslist.com/list/ "37. Our medic is called “Sgt Larwasa”, not “Dr. Feelgood”."]]
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The TropeNamer is the MotleyCrue song, in which the titular doctor does many things (including making cocaine for the Mexican mob.) Not to be confused with the ArethaFranklin song.
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The TropeNamer is the MotleyCrue song, in which the titular doctor does many things (including making cocaine for the Mexican mob.)
) Not to be confused with the ArethaFranklin song.
