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The popular TV series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman ran from 1993 until 1998 on CBS. It takes place in the Wild West, where a female doctor faces the prejudices and challenges in a small town dominated by men in the 19th century.
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"Dr. Michaela Quinn" leaves her wealthy family in Boston and moves to a small mountain town in Colorado. The inhabitants were expecting a male doctor and want to immediately dismiss "Dr. Quinn". But she manages to win over the population of the town and stays!
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Jane Seymour (72) still regularly appears on TV and on the big screen. She was in the hit comedy Wedding Crashers as well as having a steamy affair with "Barney Stinson" on How I Met Your Mother in 2006. Most recently, she had a recurring role on "Jane the Virgin" and also had a role in the 2016 comedy 50 Shades of Black. Recently, there were even some talks about a Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman reboot!Jane Seymour was married four times and has three sons and a daughter.
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One of the few people to support "Dr. Quinn" upon her arrival in the small town is the dropout and friend of the Indians: "Byron Sully," played by the handsome Joe Lando.
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"Byron Sully" and "Dr. Mike" eventually fall in love over the course of the show and have a daughter named "Katie".
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Joe Lando is 61 by now. Ever since Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, he starred in several series such as NCIS and The Secret Circle. His most recent TV appearance was as "Judge Craig McMullen" on The Bold and the Beautiful. He also starred in the pilot episode for the upcoming 2020 TV series Paloma's Flight.
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After the death of her friend "Charlotte Cooper", "Dr. Quinn" takes care of "Charlotte's" three children "Matthew", "Colleen" and "Brian".
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For the first three seasons "Colleen" was played by Erika Flores and later by Jessica Bowman. Both withdrew from acting after the end of the series...
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The eldest son "Matthew Cooper" was played by Chad Allen. He was a teen idol during the late 1980s as "David Witherspoon" on the NBC family drama Our House and as "Zach Nichols" on the NBC sitcom My Two Dads.
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After Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Chad (now 47) had smaller roles in various series such as General Hospital and Dexter and was seen in several theater productions.
He announced his retirement from acting in April 2015.
The popular TV series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman ran from 1993 until 1998 on CBS.
It takes place in the Wild West, where a female doctor (played by Jane Seymour) faces the prejudices and challenges in a small town dominated by men in the 19th century.
Click through the gallery above for a look back at the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman cast then and now!