Seasons & Episode
Dr. Mac treats a disturbed young man and an unhappy actress.
High school teacher tries to hide the fact that he was once a mental patient.
Wife loves every man but her husband.
Bully disrupts group therapy sessions.
Distraught beatnik tries to complete the suicide pact that killed her boyfriend.
Young man frets because he's not like his ultra-macho older brother.
Wife of U.S. Senate candidate can't distinguish if she's married to a husband or an image.
Rabbi loses faith in God.
Autistic boy learns to relate to his family.
When his patient is tried for assault, Dr. Thompson refuses to reveal the man's case history in court because it would violate the Hippocratic Oath.
Mousy woman is obsessed with flamboyant movie queen.
Hospital attendant masquerades as a psychiatrist.
Elderly actress refuses to accept her husband's death.
Model is dominated by her father.
Women prison inmates care for special-needs children.
Depressed senior citizen meets lonely widow and learns to enjoy life again.
Man's guilt paralyzes his hand.
Famous author becomes self-destructive.
Fashion designer drifts from man to man.
Criminal family ties cause a guilt-ridden man's headaches and endanger his girlfriend.
Married publisher kisses the girls and makes his wife cry.
Trapeze artist is paralyzed by her father's death.
Teenage girl becomes withdrawn after being assaulted.
Expectant mother withdraws into a schizophrenic state.
Young doctor must learn to cope with sudden blindness.
Boxer is accused of throwing a fight.
Gifted orphan has behavioral problems which keep her from being adopted.
Newlywed dancer's career is jeopardized by fits of hysteria, which are triggered by her choreographer husband's bizarre view of marriage.
Loan shark develops stigmata on his hands.
Breaking Point is an American medical drama that aired on ABC from September 16, 1963, to April 27, 1964, continuing in rebroadcasts until September 7. The series, which was a spinoff of Ben Casey, stars Paul Richards and Eduard Franz. The series was created by Meta Rosenberg.
