Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman cast reunites to reminisce about life on the Western drama

A get-together in Colorado Springs is exactly what Dr. Quinn has in store for her hordes of devoted followers; it provides the perfect remedy.

Jane Seymour, who played the title role on the CBS drama Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Joe Lando, who played Byron Sully, William Shockley, who played Hank Lawson, Chad Allen, who played Matthew Cooper, Shawn Toovey, who played Brian Cooper, Alley Mills, who played Majorie Quinn, Frank Collison, who played Horace Bing, Henry Sanders, who played Robert E., Jessica Bowman, who played Colleen Cooper, Jonelle Allen, who played Grace, and Jason Adams, who played Preston Lodge, got together via Zoom to reminisce about their time spent working on the Western drama. Dr. Quinn was the final successful Western to air on broadcast television, and it aired on Saturdays starting in 1993 and continuing until 1998.

In the event that you are unfamiliar with the series Dr. Quinn, it began airing in the year 1867 and revolved around Michaela Quinn, played by Seymour, a physician who relocates to Colorado Springs in order to establish a medical practice. There are a few stories that Beth Sullivan, the creator, has written as well.

As the cast gets again for their Zoom reunion, they reflect on the free concerts that Johnny Cash, who appeared on the program as Kid Cole, performed, as well as the enjoyable times they shared with the legendary Barbara Babcock, who portrayed Dorothy Jennings, and the late Orson Bean, who played Loren Bray.

It is possible to watch older episodes of the drama online through CBS All Access. Take a look at the reunion up above.