Sklifosovsky
Genremedical drama, romantic drama
Written byOleg Malovichko (Seasons 1-3)
Ekaterina Tirdatova (Seasons 1-9
Valentina Shevyakova (Seasons 4-9)
Directed byAndrey Selivanov (1 season)
Julia Krasnova (Seasons 2-9)
ComposersAnton Schwartz
Denis Novikov
Dmitry Chizhevsky
Sergey Grigoriev
Country of originRussia
Original languageRussian
No. of seasons9
Production
ProducersAlexander Kushaev
Irina Smirnova
Anton Schwartz (music)
Original release
NetworkRussia-1
CBS (USA)
ReleaseSeptember 24, 2012 (2012-09-24)

Sklifosovsky (Russian: Склифосовский) is a Russian medical drama television series starring Maksim Averin.[1][2] The series is about the employees of the Nikolai Vasilich-Sklifosovsky Emergency Research Institute. The series premiered on September 24, 2012 on Russia-1.[3]

Plot

The series is set against the backdrop of the legendary Nikolai Vasilich-Sklifosovsky Emergency Research Institute. It is dedicated to the complex, dramatic, partly heroic daily life of the famous "Sklif" doctors. Every day the doctors of the Sklifosovsky Research Institute have to make decisions on which human life depends. There are no scheduled patients, long consultations, time to prepare for surgery. It is necessary to act quickly, because every lost minute can cost the patient's life.

At the center of the story is the star of the hospital, a brilliant surgeon, ironically cynical, obsessive doctor Oleg Bragin, devoted to his work. No complicated surgery is possible without his participation. He is not used to standing back or retreating in the face of adversity. Everyone knows that even in the most dangerous situations, he never gets depressed, does not leave the operating table, until a person's life is safe. However, not everything in Oleg Bragin's life is as smooth as it may seem at first glance. Every day of the hero is another battlefield for another's life.

Cast

Actor Role
Maksim Averin Oleg Bragin (from the 1st season)

from the 1st to the 17th, from the 20th to the 109th, from the 121st to the 153rd, from the 158th to the 162nd, from the 174th episode - one of Sklif's leading surgeons in the Department of Emergency Surgery, from 99th to 109th, from 121st to 153rd series - Deputy Head of the Department of Emergency Surgery, from 110th to 121st series - ambulance paramedic, from 153 1st to 157th series - an employee of the rescue squad "Spas", from 162nd to 174th series - a district doctor in the district clinic. From the 64th to the 66th series he was in the city of Zaretsk after the accident. Former lover of Emma Lusparian, former lover of Larisa Kulikova, former lover of Tatyana Zhulina. Former husband of Lena Mikhaleva. From the 96th series - the husband of Marina Narochinskaya (Bragina). From the 24th series - Tamara's father (daughter from Emma), from the 128th series - Katya's father (daughter from Marina). In the 144th series, metastases were found in him. in the 146th series, he was confirmed to have pheochromocytoma.

Maria Kulikova Marina Narochinskaya (Bragina) (from season 2)

from episodes 26 to 48 and from episodes 83 to 115 — neurosurgeon in the emergency surgery department, from episodes 49 to 81 — head physician of the department surgery, from the 116th series - head of the neurosurgical department. Daughter of Vladimir Narochinsky, former lover of Viktor Khaev, former lover of Alexander. From the 96th series - the wife of Oleg Bragin. From the 128th episode - Katya's mother.

Olga Krasko Larisa Kulikova (seasons 1-2)

from episodes 1 to 26 - head of the emergency surgery department, surgeon. Former lover of Oleg Bragin, ex-wife of Sergei Kulikov. Mother of Nikita Kulikov. In episode 26, she dies at the hands of a drug addict.

Dmitry Miller Pyotr Pastukhov (seasons 1-4, 10)

from 1st to 26th and from 54th to 57th series - vascular surgeon in the department of emergency surgery, from 27th to 53rd series - head of the department of emergency surgery, from 58th to 82nd series - Employee of the Ministry of Health. Husband of Polina Pastukhova. Julia's adoptive father. In episode 83, he leaves with his family for Gelendzhik.

Vladimir Zherebtsov Konstantin Lazarev (from the 1st season)

from the 1st to the 24th series - a resident, from the 25th series - a surgeon of the emergency surgery department. From the 75th series - the stepson of Khromov, the son of Maria Valerievna, the grandson of Alexandra Ivanovna. From the 117th to the 120th series he was under investigation. Former boyfriend of Anna Afanasyeva. From the 160th series - the husband of Alexandra Pokrovskaya. Adoptive father of Ilya Khromov.

Anton Eldarov Salam Gafurov (seasons 1-5)

from the 1st to the 12th series - a graduate student, from the 13th to the 58th and from the 70th to the 104th series - a surgeon in the emergency surgery department. From the 24th series - candidate of medical sciences. From the 31st to the 53rd series - Yulia's boyfriend. Alina's elder brother, son of Venera Khalilovna Gafurova. From the 76th to the 105th series - responsible for scientific work. In episode 105, he dies in an accident.

Konstantin Yushkevich Sergei Kulikov (from the 1st season)

from the 12th episode - a trauma surgeon in the emergency department, ex-husband of Larisa Kulikova, ex-lover of Lada Ermilova, ex-lover of Anna Khanina, ex-husband of Olga Dmitrieva (Kulikova). Nikita's father

Alyona Yakovleva Marina Sheyna (1st season)

from the 1st to the 17th series - the head of the medical unit, the common-law wife of Mikhail Iosifovich Breslavets. In the 17th series - she quits along with Breslavets.

Emmanuil Vitorgan Mikhail Breslavets (1st and 8th season)

from the 1st to the 16th series - the head physician of the Department of Surgery, the common-law husband of Marina Sergeevna Sheina. In the 16th episode - he quits for health reasons, from the 146th to the 151st episodes - the acting head of the emergency surgery department.

References

  1. ↑ ""Склифосовский", перезагрузка: демографический взрыв, сотня операций на одном теле и коронавирус". Novochag.
  2. ↑ Olga Khrabrykh. "Максим Аверин о новом сезоне "Склифосовского": "Если бы взял домой халат, то только для игр"". Teleprogramma.
  3. ↑ "Склифосовский 10 сезон". Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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