Emergency!

The paramedics' medical efforts are hampered when they are forced to share a single radio frequency with three other rescue units.

Gage and DeSoto buy a battered 1932 fire engine; the hospital staff deals with a gunshot victim and a bigamist; guest Yvonne Craig.

Station 51's mascot, Boot, won't eat; accidents befall a woman attempting to cook a meal; a man nearly dies from an aspirin overdose.

DeSoto must decide whether to amputate the leg of a trapped construction worker (James McEachin); nervous Gage faces an IRS tax audit.

The paramedics conduct several rescues under a shadow of guilt after being accused of stealing from a patient; guest Jo Anne Worley.

A series of rescue calls interrupts Gage's efforts to create his own version of a popular television game show; guest James McEachin.

Battling neighbors cause trouble for the paramedics; Brackett tries to convince a guilt-stricken mother to keep her deformed baby.

Gage is hospitalized after a hit-and-run accident and his replacement makes life miserable for the squad; guest Gretchen Corbett.

A citation for bravery causes extreme discomfort for DeSoto and Gage; a man's extreme terror of the dentist brings on a heart attack.

A bitter, retired nurse from Rampart who attempted suicide is hospitalized with a depressed, paraplegic teenager; guest Dawn Lyn.

A former athlete pushes his daughter too hard in a quest for Olympic glory; a man becomes trapped within an aircraft's landing gear.

DeSoto opens his home to the son of an accident victim, a decision he comes to regret when the boy wrecks his house and reputation.

In between emergency calls and fire alarms, DeSoto ponders purchasing a house and receives unsolicited real-estate advice from Gage.

A stewardess who has taken an overdose of sleeping pills refuses treatment from the paramedics; guests Cynthia Sikes, Moosie Drier.

A television news reporter and her cameraman, a former Vietnam combat photographer, are assigned to film a documentary about Squad 51.

Brackett faints after an aquarium catfish bites him; a man accidentally glues his eyes shut; Squad 51 brings in flash-fire victims.

A beautician who has overdosed on diet pills makes a play for the paramedics; Brackett treats a gunshot victim who denies he was shot.

A police detective (James McEachin) suspects fraud in the case of an elderly man (Arthur O'Connell) hit by the paramedics' squad car.

Squad 51 contends with a highway accident with no drivers at the scene, a faked cardiac arrest and a fire that traps a deaf child.

An embarrassed chef won't admit he caused a fire in his kitchen; a diver with the bends suffers a heart attack during decompression.

An abrasive paramedic trainee, continually hassled while on the job because she is a woman, manages to alienate both Gage and DeSoto.

The squad readies for inspection while responding to calls including a stranded parachutist and a car accident; guest Wolfman Jack.

While on temporary assignment, Gage works with a fire captain (Lloyd Hanes) whose lack of equipment hinders his paramedic efforts.

A sculptor (Sharon Gless) can't free her model from quick-hardening plaster; a truck accident causes the release of dangerous fumes.

A dangerous chemical injures a firefighter during a fire department experiment; a motorcycle daredevil and a hiker require rescue.

Gage begins a rocky affair with a stewardess (Gretchen Corbett) who asked his and DeSoto's help with an in-flight heart-attack victim.

Various crises faced by animal-control officers (Mark Harmon, Albert Popwell) bring them to Rampart General; guest David Huddleston.

A lonely elderly cowboy (Keenan Wynn) seeks attention by faking injuries; hospital inspectors arrive a day early at Rampart General.

Firefighters and paramedics respond when a light plane crashes into an apartment house; a man goes into cardiac arrest four times.

Strange seizures result from bad moonshine; a man with an injured back is trapped in his waterbed; a tiger assaults a used-car dealer.

Brackett's father undergoes surgery; the paramedics deal with a trapped magician and an invalid endangered by a fallen power pole.

A day of serious incidents is broken by Gage's assignment to conduct a group of inquisitive schoolchildren on a tour of the hospital.

A temporary fire captain (John Anderson) is disdainful of the paramedics' rescue methods; Brackett subdues a violent motorcyclist.

Real-life emergencies, including a man burned by acid and an auto accident, unnerve a former football hero working as a paramedic.

De Soto and Gage save a movie star (Adam West) from a vicious trained bear and in return are invited to a party at the actor's house.

Gage and DeSoto unexpectedly encounter a real blaze while en route to a firefighters' parade with their restored antique fire engine.

A dog-bite case sheds a new light on Gage's current love interest; an aging stripper collapses in a nightclub; guest Erik Estrada.

A man's disastrous attempts at exercise repeatedly disrupt the paramedics' barbershop-quartet rehearsals; guest Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Gage annoys the squad with his attempts to snap a candid photo; Brackett and McCall deliver a baby in a restaurant; guest Ron Masak.

A woman is trapped in her car on the edge of an open drawbridge; a fraternity-party joke turns deadly; guest Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

A man (Mark Spitz) summons paramedics when his pregnant wife (Suzy Spitz) is accidentally shot; a traffic accident paralyzes a victim.

Station 51's bachelors compete for a date with a nurse; rescues include a man frozen to refrigeration equipment and an ailing baby.

A series of emergency calls, along with the guest of honor's broken ankle, disrupt plans for McCall's surprise birthday celebration.

A police officer (James McEachin) orders the paramedics to treat his wounded partner before they help a more seriously injured robber.

A hectic day for the paramedics includes a police officer shot by a sniper, a girl bitten by a lion and a man who landed on a cactus.

The paramedics try to persuade a guard to open an armored truck so they can help a wounded man inside; gossip permeates the hospital.

A supposedly inactive oil well underneath a suburban home suddenly erupts; a 14-year-old hospital patient second-guesses his doctors.

An insensitive screenwriter dogs the paramedics' steps as they handle several different situations; guests Larry Csonka, Carol Wayne.

Bizarre incidents disrupt the paramedics' efforts to invent a call-answering device for the fire department. Directed by Kevin Tighe.

Gage must play a heart-attack victim's poker hand before the man will consent to treatment; an explosion rocks an abandoned refinery.

Gage and DeSoto interrupt planning for their floor-polishing business to rescue an elderly hermit (Pat Buttram) trapped in a cave-in.

Early undergoes open-heart surgery; the paramedics save one man trapped by a live power line and another (Dick Butkus) hit by a car.

DeSoto is teased when he tends to an injured widow's houseplants; Brackett operates to remove a live grenade from a man's abdomen.

An arrogant intern (Bobby Sherman) learns respect for paramedics after helping them rescue an oil-refinery worker trapped by flames.

Kelly assaults Gage with water bombs between rescue calls that include a child in a burning tree house and a boy who swallowed poison.

DeSoto and Gage find themselves surrounded by a raging fire as they attempt to rescue a fellow firefighter trapped beneath a tractor.

Gage is vastly overcharged on a credit-card purchase; Early suspects that a teenage accident victim (Audrey Landers) may be pregnant.

Gage and DeSoto rescue a horse from a stable fire and are held hostage by bank robbers; a woman calls Rampart after a suicide attempt.

A girl falls ill from eating daffodil bulbs; a crop-duster is trapped in his wrecked plane; a man refuses treatment for a head injury.

A grateful woman, whose life Gage once saved, gives him a dog; a friend administers a dose of heroin to a comatose accident victim.

Gage faces television cameras; Early and Brackett suspect that a rescued boy attempted suicide; guests Dick Enberg, Mariette Hartley.

Gage and DeSoto discover that they have inherited $1 million; a patient (Warren Berlinger) blames Brackett for a stock-market loss.

Gage suffers from insomnia; a man reports his friend is in critical condition after they both smoked marijuana; guest Ronnie Schell.

Fire, police and paramedic units respond to a major accident pileup snarling rush-hour traffic on a fog-shrouded stretch of freeway.

A rattlesnake bites Gage during a mountain rescue; opposition greets the paramedics when they try to help victims in another state.

Battling neighbors cause trouble for the paramedics; Brackett tries to convince a guilt-stricken mother to keep her deformed baby.

Gage and DeSoto escort a visiting English firefighter; the Rampart staff treats an injured police officer and a singer with diabetes.

Gage is chosen to take in a litter of kittens; a girl's father dies in an airplane crash that also injures his wife (Brooke Bundy).

Gage and DeSoto buy a battered 1932 fire engine; the hospital staff deals with a gunshot victim and a bigamist; guest Yvonne Craig.

The paramedics' medical efforts are hampered when they are forced to share a single radio frequency with three other rescue units.

DeSoto must decide whether to amputate the leg of a trapped construction worker (James McEachin); nervous Gage faces an IRS tax audit.

The paramedics conduct several rescues under a shadow of guilt after being accused of stealing from a patient; guest Jo Anne Worley.

Station 51's mascot, Boot, won't eat; accidents befall a woman attempting to cook a meal; a man nearly dies from an aspirin overdose.

A woman believes her dead sister is the cause of accidents in her home; a man is trapped underwater in his car with the doors jammed.

Gage's and DeSoto's stands on honesty are put to the test when people who withhold vital information experience different consequences.

Gage diagnoses tonsillitis for DeSoto, who claims to have had his tonsils removed; McCall is reunited with an old love (Robert Alda).

Brackett cares for an ailing foreign dignitary; the paramedics rescue a helicopter pilot, deliver a baby and prevent a suicide jump.

The paramedics try to boost the confidence of a trainee who has doubts about his readiness to take on emergency duties in the field.

Gage begins to think a television police show is real; the emergency team at Rampart Hospital treats a doctor for radiation poisoning.

A rattlesnake bites Gage during a mountain rescue; opposition greets the paramedics when they try to help victims in another state.

Gage promises to care for an injured woman's dog; the paramedics save five lives including a diabetic and a man trapped on a ledge.

A girl falls ill from eating daffodil bulbs; a crop-duster is trapped in his wrecked plane; a man refuses treatment for a head injury.

Gage and DeSoto discover that they have inherited $1 million; a patient (Warren Berlinger) blames Brackett for a stock-market loss.

Gage suffers from insomnia; a man reports his friend is in critical condition after they both smoked marijuana; guest Ronnie Schell.

A grateful woman, whose life Gage once saved, gives him a dog; a friend administers a dose of heroin to a comatose accident victim.

Fire, police and paramedic units respond to a major accident pileup snarling rush-hour traffic on a fog-shrouded stretch of freeway.

Gage faces television cameras; Early and Brackett suspect that a rescued boy attempted suicide; guests Dick Enberg, Mariette Hartley.

Gage is vastly overcharged on a credit-card purchase; Early suspects that a teenage accident victim (Audrey Landers) may be pregnant.

DeSoto and Gage find themselves surrounded by a raging fire as they attempt to rescue a fellow firefighter trapped beneath a tractor.

Kelly assaults Gage with water bombs between rescue calls that include a child in a burning tree house and a boy who swallowed poison.

Gage and DeSoto rescue a horse from a stable fire and are held hostage by bank robbers; a woman calls Rampart after a suicide attempt.

Gage's and DeSoto's stands on honesty are put to the test when people who withhold vital information experience different consequences.

Gage diagnoses tonsillitis for DeSoto, who claims to have had his tonsils removed; McCall is reunited with an old love (Robert Alda).

Brackett cares for an ailing foreign dignitary; the paramedics rescue a helicopter pilot, deliver a baby and prevent a suicide jump.

A woman believes her dead sister is the cause of accidents in her home; a man is trapped underwater in his car with the doors jammed.

An arrogant intern (Bobby Sherman) learns respect for paramedics after helping them rescue an oil-refinery worker trapped by flames.

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DeSoto is teased when he tends to an injured widow's houseplants; Brackett operates to remove a live grenade from a man's abdomen.

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Early undergoes open-heart surgery; the paramedics save one man trapped by a live power line and another (Dick Butkus) hit by a car.

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Gage and DeSoto interrupt planning for their floor-polishing business to rescue an elderly hermit (Pat Buttram) trapped in a cave-in.

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Gage must play a heart-attack victim's poker hand before the man will consent to treatment; an explosion rocks an abandoned refinery.

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Bizarre incidents disrupt the paramedics' efforts to invent a call-answering device for the fire department. Directed by Kevin Tighe.

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An insensitive screenwriter dogs the paramedics' steps as they handle several different situations; guests Larry Csonka, Carol Wayne.

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A supposedly inactive oil well underneath a suburban home suddenly erupts; a 14-year-old hospital patient second-guesses his doctors.

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The paramedics try to persuade a guard to open an armored truck so they can help a wounded man inside; gossip permeates the hospital.

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A hectic day for the paramedics includes a police officer shot by a sniper, a girl bitten by a lion and a man who landed on a cactus.

A police officer (James McEachin) orders the paramedics to treat his wounded partner before they help a more seriously injured robber.

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A series of emergency calls, along with the guest of honor's broken ankle, disrupt plans for McCall's surprise birthday celebration.

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Station 51's bachelors compete for a date with a nurse; rescues include a man frozen to refrigeration equipment and an ailing baby.

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A man (Mark Spitz) summons paramedics when his pregnant wife (Suzy Spitz) is accidentally shot; a traffic accident paralyzes a victim.

A woman is trapped in her car on the edge of an open drawbridge; a fraternity-party joke turns deadly; guest Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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Gage annoys the squad with his attempts to snap a candid photo; Brackett and McCall deliver a baby in a restaurant; guest Ron Masak.

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Gage begins to think a television police show is real; the emergency team at Rampart Hospital treats a doctor for radiation poisoning.

Gage promises to care for an injured woman's dog; the paramedics save five lives including a diabetic and a man trapped on a ledge.

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Gage and DeSoto escort a visiting English firefighter; the Rampart staff treats an injured police officer and a singer with diabetes.

The paramedics try to boost the confidence of a trainee who has doubts about his readiness to take on emergency duties in the field.