I loved this frontier show while it was on air. Jane Seymour is such a beautiful actress and both of them had great on screen chemistry. I loved that it teaches topics on every day life and the importance of family.

This family Western show centers on the adventures of Michaela Quinn, a doctor who lives in the post-Civil War frontier town of Colorado Springs. Moving there after her father, a Boston physician, dies, Dr. Mike, as she's called, must win over the trust of her new community, who are not exactly thrilled about having a woman doctor. What's worse is that Dr. Mike is an outspoken humanitarian, supporting the minorities of Colorado Springs and having sympathy for barmaids (prostitutes). Dr. Mike's struggles are amplified by the fact that she also cares for three orphaned children and falls in love with a rugged but handsome mountain man, the elusive Sully.

Jane Seymour was superb in this role. A family oriented show that had interesting storylines with recurring characters that bring history to life. Dr. Quinn is a trail blazer that is outspoken and will not be bullied or run out of town. It's nice to see the budding friendships and trust that is built as she tries to raise her family in a frontier town. Life is about to change for Dr. Mike as she falls for the elusive Sully.