Very well executed

Strong and Moving!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

after almost two decades, its flavor remains fresh. the adventures - seductive, the humor - charming. and the West - like a big fairy tale book. because it represents, yet, ideal family series. using classic recipes and classic recipes, few cultural references and the science to give the large picture of a life style and the way to integrate a stranger, woman and doctor. the love, the values, the dramas, the conflicts, the joys, the family spirit, the grow up of children, the generosity and solidarity are the spices who creates a special status for this series in the heart of the public. and it is a good thing. because it represents a bridge from the spirit of "80țs series to the last decade of century. in the right style.

As a teenager I didn't like the show much but now, 20 years later, it's my all time favorite show! Back then I didn't understand what the episodes were about but after moving to SA where racism is still strife and I've been the victim of bullies and much more, and as a rebel myself, the show has come to life for me! Kudos to Beth Sullivan for creating one of the most incredible love stories I've ever seen and a unique show that goes straight to the heart. The episode with the circus without the performers is truly unique. Did you use an actual diary to create the series? It sure gives me that impression. As a scriptwriter I now dream of writing a series as impactful as Dr. Quinn one day. Thank you, thank you, thank you Beth for not giving up on your dream for this series!

Spoilers****** I have a love/hate relationship with this show. I stuck with it to watch the romance between Sully and Dr. Quinn, if not for that I would have given it up. The towns people are TERRIBLE! They never miss an opportunity to turn on each other, lie, cheat or generally do the wrong thing. The premise that the Calvary were just a bunch of villainous oafs that were always in the wrong got on my nerves early on as well. If this show were to be believed, high and mighty Bostonians were the only decent people to be found back then and everyone else were just a bunch of backwoods racists. I liked Sully's character though. He always said what he thought and didn't want to pretend to be anything he wasn't. Dr. Quinn seemed to like stirring trouble, but usually for a good cause. Overall I think its a bit of the ridiculous but.....I did watch every episode so....there you go.

This is quite possibly the best show to ever be aired on television! It has been a favorite of mine since I was a little girl. "Dr. Quinn" is a story about embarking on life's many adventures and finding family, friends and love along the way in people and places you never thought possible. And it's a tale about the great West and the little happenings of a small town called Colorado Springs. Dr. Mike is a strong-willed, compassionate and independent woman who dedicated her life to helping others. Jane Seymour's performance in every episode, from beginning to end, was phenomenal. Joe Lando was also excellent as the beloved Sully. I love the romance they both share with each other and how they build their family around it. They are the sexiest couple of all time and have outstanding chemistry together that's evident in every episode! Their love story is one of the greats. I most definitely have more than one favorite episode, among them would have to be when Sully proposes to Michaela, when Dr. Mike and Sully finally get married, and when little Katie is born. The show sends out such a wonderful message about always doing what's right and sticking together as a family. It's also about loss and learning how to put the pieces back together again and finding joy in the little things. Each and every character adds to the success of the show and it just wouldn't be the same without them all. You really get to know them with each passing season and they almost become like family. It is unlike any other show on television. Nothing else compares! "Dr. Quinn" will always be an all time favorite of mine, for it truly touches the heart.