"The Last Angry Man" is a television drama that aired in 1974, based on a teleplay by Paddy Chayefsky. The story revolves around a cantankerous but principled doctor, played by Edward G. Robinson, who fights against the commercialization of medicine and the decline of personal care in healthcare. The narrative explores themes of integrity, compassion, and the struggle against societal changes. As the doctor confronts various challenges, the show highlights the importance of human connection and the impact of one individual's fight for justice in a rapidly changing world.