Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Rodney enrolls in college in order to help out his wimpy son. Full of one-liners, it's exactly as good as you expect it to be. And speaking of one-liners, I think of practice guidelines as being composed of a series of them. And just as one-liners aren't enough to make a movie, the discrete steps in a flow chart are usually not enough to practice medicine. Kay Lenz, Greg Evigan, Norman Fell.
Policewoman poses as a stripper to catch a killer.
Not as bad as it sounds. That's a fig leaf, like the one Capitola was worrying about. Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke, Margaret Hamilton, and The Singer Midgets. The picture is of that famous horse of a different color. Of course, this movie has depths that I hesitate to plumb when it comes to managed care.