The Doctor: Chad Everett

Distinguishing Feature: Spray-on surgical scrubs. ''I never thought they were that tight.''
Why Hillary Clinton Hasn't Consulted Him on Health-Care Reform: ''People thought Gannon was too much of a white knight. Realistically, he was a little weak in his personal life. If they dated me on the show, they never lasted. I was almost the kiss of death.''
On the One Patient He Lost: ''I got a Golden Globe out of it. I begged them, Like, can't one of my patients ever die? So Diane Baker guest-starred as a former lover who had surgery and her heart failed and I had to massage her heart with my hand. She died with her heart in my hands. The foreign press absolutely atethat up.''
Life After Cancellation: Two short-lived series, three miniseries, numerous TV movies, several feature films including Airplane II: The Sequel (''Reruns have kept me in the public eye for a long time''), and appearances in dozens of charity golf tournaments (''I asked God to involve me a little bit and use me in any way he saw fit''). Everett, 56, lives in Westlake Village, Calif., with his wife, Shelby.
Other Classic Docs: Vince Edwards as the title character of Ben Casey, Carl Betz as The Donna Reed Show's Alex Stone, DeForest Kelley as Star Trek's Leonard ''Bones'' McCoy.