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Childrens Hospital - Wikipedia. Childrens Hospital (originally titled Children's Hospital as webisodes) is a satirical American comedy television series and web series that parodies the medical drama genre, created by and starring actor/comedian Rob Corddry. The series began on the web on The. WB. com with ten episodes, roughly five minutes in length, all of which premiered on December 8, 2. Arthur Childrens.

The hospital sporadically (and usually without reason) is mentioned as being located within Brazil, despite making virtually no effort to conceal that the series is shot in Los Angeles, California. Corddry is part of an ensemble cast portraying the hospital's doctors, which also includes Lake Bell, Erinn Hayes, Rob Huebel, Ken Marino and Megan Mullally.

Previously recurring Zandy Hartig and Brian Huskey were upped to series regulars in season five, but became recurring cast members again from season 6 onward. On June 2, 2. 01. January 2. 2, 2. 01. Its webisodes are about 4–5 minutes long, each narrated by mainly Dr. Cat Black (Lake Bell) in Season 1, and by Dr Valerie Flame (Malin .

The show mocks such medical dramas as St. Elsewhere, House, Grey's Anatomy, General Hospital, Private Practice, Chicago Hope, ER, and Scrubs. Adult Swim offered half- hour or fifteen- minute time slots, and Corddry chose the latter. The original season one webisodes began airing on Adult Swim on July 1. The channel then debuted the newly produced season two episodes which began airing on August 2. In Winter 2. 01. 3, the show was picked up by Much.

Music. The series recently began airing repeats on American cable channel TBS beginning October 2. Cast and characters. Blake Downs (Rob Corddry) – he does his job while wearing clown make- up and surgical scrubs painted red to appear bloody. He believes in . The character's outlook on medicine seems to parody Robin Williams' character in the film Patch Adams. His frightening clown makeup, very similar to the style of serial killer John Wayne Gacy's . His status as a clown is frequently likened to a race, and one episode implies that his original name was .

The character is brutally killed at the end of season 4, but revived at the beginning of season 5; the hospital has a series of cloned clown doctors who are taught Blake Downs's history, so that when one dies, another is activated. Dr. Catholomule . Things became awkward between the women after Cat accidentally sneezed on Lola when making a sexual advance on her. She narrated the show during season 1, usually wandering through the hospital, thinking faux- deep thoughts like the characters on Scrubs and Grey's Anatomy. Cat begins dating Little Nicky (Nick Kroll), a six- year- old boy with advanced aging disease; and she dies giving birth to his child, who also has advanced aging disease. She then regains it and rejoins the main cast beginning with season 3.

She briefly takes up nudism at home in . In spite of her . In one episode she reveals that she grew up in Senegal. Dr. Glenn Richie (Ken Marino) – a Jewish doctor and ex- boyfriend of Cat Black. He frequently wears a yarmulke but because of his parents' divorce he never had his bar mitzvah until the episode . Richie is the . Richie first appeared in The Ten, which also starred Corddry and was directed by producer David Wain. Sal Viscuso's first PA announcement on the show is a reference to this.

Dr. Owen Maestro (Rob Huebel) – a dim- witted doctor and Lola Spratt's ex- boyfriend. He is a former New York cop who left the force after 9/1. His former police partner Briggs (Nick Offerman) is constantly trying to convince him to come back to the force.

Chief (Megan Mullally) – the crippled head of the hospital's staff who initially uses crutches to allow her to walk, before switching to a walker in the Season 2 premiere. The male staff members at the hospital often make remarks about their sexual attraction to her.

In spite of her Choctaw Indian heritage, her name came from the fact that her mother saw it in a Scrabble board and chose it over . She is a parody of Dr. Kerry Weaver of ER and Dr. Gregory House from House.

She had a crush on Sy Mittleman but she publicly acts like she hates him so that the staff thinks she's on their side in the struggle against him; they finally get together in the episode . In a Season 2 episode, Lizzy Caplan plays The Chief's daughter, who has her own real estate business. In one of the original webisodes, the doctors heal her crippling illness and she is inexplicably transformed into a younger, more beautiful woman (portrayed by Eva Longoria).

Dr. Lola Adolf Spratt (Erinn Hayes) – Cat's roommate and Owen Maestro's ex- girlfriend. Cat is obsessed with her. Lola broke up with Owen by pretending she had a tumor, but he began to believe she was serious. Lola faked her death at the end of season 1 because she broke down after getting too many e- mails.

She reappears at the hospital in season 2, but no one understands when she explains she faked her death and they all think she is a ghost. When she finally proves she's not a ghost, she reveals she's a gifted ventriloquist, having pretended to die on the operating table by using a long hum simulating a flat- line sound. Watch Iron Man 2 Torent Free.

She is also an attorney since she had . She narrated the show in its third season. As she revealed in season 2 episode 9, she is a Muslim. Dr. Valerie Flame (Malin . Her secret identity is that of Derrick Childrens (Jon Hamm). She was attracted to Cat when she took up nudism in .

Brian. Sy Mittleman (Henry Winkler) – (Season 2–7), is the administrator. He runs the insurance company that owns the hospital. He collects butterflies and seems to have a sexual obsession with them.

He is the object of much scorn from the staff who dismiss him as . Mittleman frequently has to resist The Chief's come- ons. He is happily married with children and has no desire to begin a sexual relationship with her, but he eventually gives in to her advances in the episode . He was an assassin whose daughter tried and failed to kill him in . After Little Nicky's death she becomes a nurse at Childrens. She was pregnant in season 3 with the father of the child being unknown until . He typically speaks one line per episode, usually a non sequitur.

The character name is a homage to the actor Sal Viscuso, who voiced the unseen P. A. Cera was finally shown in the episode, .

Black's unborn child. Little Nicky takes on the tendencies of an old man once his disease reaches advanced stages. The disease takes his life in season two. Kroll also portrays Dr. Black's son, who is also suffering from the aging disease.

Dr. Jason Mantzoukas (Nathan Corddry) and Dr. Ed Helms (Ed Helms) – (Season 1), two doctors who usually appear together and make sexual remarks about The Chief. Dr. Max Von Sydow (John Ross Bowie) – (Seasons 1–3), a doctor who tries to cure The Chief's condition. Dr. Nate Schacter (Seth Morris) – (Season 1), another clown doctor with whom Dr. Blake Downs develops a rivalry. Ben Hayflick (Kurtwood Smith) – (Season 2), head of the National Division of Health who is trying to suppress Dr. Richie's cancer cure so that his organization doesn't lose all the money it gets for cancer research; based on the Cigarette Man from the X- Files.

Derrick Childrens (Jon Hamm) – (Seasons 2–3, 5, 7), the son of the founder of Childrens Hospital and secret identity of Valerie Flame. Jon Hamm also plays young Arthur Childrens in flashbacks. Dr. Brian (Jordan Peele) – (Seasons 2–3; guest appearance in season 5), a black bisexual doctor who left several years ago to consult on Marlon Wayans' show, Black Hospital, he has recently returned to Childrens Hospital. His catchphrase is . He only appeared in the 1. He originated the quote, . Richie's rival from Hebrew school, and the Childrens Hospital chaplain.

Louis La. Fonda (Mather Zickel) – (Seasons 2–4), host of Newsreaders, a TV news magazine, he covers the . He, like Dr. Richie, first appeared in The Ten.

Newsreaders was spun off as its own show on Adult Swim in 2.