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Super Doctor
When an often unappreciated nurse with a flare for drawing draws a cartoon doctor, the illustration springs to life from the pages of her own sketch pad. Bringing with him some whacky yet incredible abilities that would make even the average surgeon jealous.
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When an often unappreciated nurse with a flare for drawing draws a cartoon doctor, the illustration springs to life from the pages of her own sketch pad. Bringing with him some whacky yet incredible abilities that would make even the average surgeon jealous.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Garrett Brown
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Thunder Shark Productions, Conflix
Cast
Garrett Brown
Director
Ashton Harding
Nurse
Joseph Iannuzzi
Super Doctor
Matthew Reardon
Dr. Clive
Kierce Brown
Extra Nurse #1
Zander Tourigny
Extra Nurse #2
Ciarra Drake
Extra Nurse #3
Collins Amoah
Extra Nurse #4
Garrett Brown
Extra (Patient in Wheelchair)
Caleb Noble
Extra (Patient on Operating Table & Crutches)
Jaylie Plourde
Extra
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