After five seasons, Doctor Doctor has come to an end and much like us, the cast, crew and friends have a serious case of the blues about it for which there is no cure.
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As the beloved show’s final episode ever aired last night Rodger Corser’s wife, Renae Berry, shared a sweet post dedicated to the series that had become her part of her life for the better part of a decade.
“Feeling melancholy as I settle in (like a good wife) to watch the finale of Doctor Doctor. Each job over the years marks another chapter in our lives, ” Renae penned.
“It used to be the tours I did with shows but since becoming a mother the years have been measured by @rodgercorser ‘s tv shows and what a special time Dr Dr was for us.
“Dusty a baby when you started and some wonderful family holidays visiting you at work.
“Pictured here on our last trip to picturesque Mudgee ❤️ Congrats our Doctor and all the incredible team on a truly successful and wonderful 5 seasons!”
The heartfelt post took a turn when Rodger cheekily responded by calling his wife out.
“You never watched the show…in fact you thought @ryanjohnsonofoz was the lead!” he joked.
The doctor himself also shared in some fond memories of the show as he farewelled his character, Hugh, as well as the cast and crew.
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“A toast!! To all you wonderful #doctordoctor fans who have sent wonderful messages and comments about our last Hurrah over the last few weeks. It means a lot to us that we’re going out on a high,” he began.
“Thank you all for all your support over an amazing 5 seasons…but it’s time for me to put down the stethoscope. As the old show business saying goes…#leavethemwantingmore
“Hopefully we’ve done that. Thank you and CHEERS!!!🥂…. #GoodbyeWhyhope.”
This story originally appeared on our sister site Now To Love.
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