Diagnosis: Murder premiered on CBS, introducing viewers to Dr. Mark Sloan, a medical doctor solving crimes.
The original Diagnosis: Murder TV series concluded after eight seasons and numerous episodes.
After the show's conclusion, a series of TV movies based on Diagnosis: Murder started airing, continuing the story with Dr. Mark Sloan.
Dr. Mark Sloan takes a position as Chief of Internal Medicine, marking the start of his career in the hospital and the beginning of his involvement in solving medical mysteries.
Steve Sloan, Mark's son, becomes a detective in the Los Angeles Police Department, initiating the father-son crime-solving partnership at the heart of the series.
Dr. Mark Sloan and Detective Steve Sloan collaborate on a murder case involving a political election, establishing their dynamic teamwork.
Mark Sloan marries Carol, adding a new dimension to his personal life and introducing new storylines involving family.
Dr. Amanda Bentley joins as the hospital's pathologist, becoming a key character assisting with forensic pathology in investigations.
Dr. Jack Stewart becomes a major character as the Chief of Staff at Community General, often involved in hospital politics and medical ethics.
Steve earns a promotion within the LAPD, reflecting his growing experience and leadership in homicide investigations.
A high-profile case involving the death of a TV star showcases the father-son duo's investigative abilities and brings public attention to their work.
After many years of service, Mark Sloan retires as Chief of Internal Medicine but continues his involvement in investigative work.
The series concludes with the Sloan family solving a complex murder case, bringing closure to their long partnership in crime solving.
