I wonder when they're coming.
I don't know who's coming.
Come on.
The crew are the fashion models.
Well, sometime today.
I don't know what you're making such a big deal out of before.
They're only gonna use the rigs for a backdrop, that's all.
Yeah, but I thought maybe they might need a technical advisor
or someone to watch out after the girls.
Girls?
Yeah, but I thought maybe they might need a technical advisor
or someone to watch out after the girls.
Girls?
Here we go again.
You're just getting yourself turned on over absolutely nothing.
Nothing?
You call a bunch of beautiful models nothing?
Well, the trouble with you, Roy, is you've been married too long.
Squad 51, man trapped in a ditch at the quarter mile ranch,
number 65 Old King's Road.
Number 65 Old King's Road, cross street 211, time 922.
KMG 365.
Hey, hurry, he's bleeding dead.
He's right over there, tractor fell over.
Got too close to the edge and went right over on him.
Yeah, is there any way we can get that tractor off?
Well, you might be able to use this truck with the cross street.
Yeah, I'll get it.
You'll get it.
Is there any way we can get that tractor off?
Well, you might be able to use this truck with the cross street.
I'll tell you in a minute, no.
There's no way we're going to bring a truck out here.
It's my fault, I guess.
How do you figure?
Oh, I don't mean about the tractor,
I mean about me not looking for him sooner.
I guess that's the end of my job, you know.
It's a tough boss.
I'm going to go get a doctor.
I couldn't get a doctor for you, Mr. Hammond.
They sent these guys instead.
Is he hurt anywhere but his arms or by his legs?
No, I think they're okay.
Dirt's pretty loose under there.
Do you feel any pain anywhere?
No, it's not very good.
Look, Prisher, 88 over 42.
He's going to need ringers fast.
You think he's going in shot?
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
Come in, please.
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
How do you read?
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
Over.
We're going to have to make that fast.
We're going to have to start this I.V. quick.
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
How do you read?
Over.
How did you get us on the phone?
There's a phone house on the hill.
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
Come in, please.
Did you phone an ambulance too?
They said that they was sending one.
I think we're in a dead zone.
Those hills over there.
Who are you trying to call?
I thought you guys could take care of them.
How do you read?
Over.
Nothing.
Why are you just sitting here?
I'm going to go up on the ridge over there.
How do you read?
How do?
I'm Dr. Alexander Nott with the K.K. and O.T.T.
I wonder if I can be of help.
Are you a medical doctor?
Do I look like a Ph.D. in computers?
We got a man here who's in shock.
He's going to need an I.V.
Are you willing to accept him as your patient?
I said I'm a doctor.
I can see the man is hurt.
Now you're in my way.
How's his blood pressure?
It's 80 over 38.
You know how to use that thing?
In my sleep.
All right.
Roy, it's no good.
It's no better up there than it is here.
I'm going to go up to this house.
I found a doctor.
You mean the doctor found you.
Fortunately.
This is my partner, John Gage.
This is Dr. Alexander Nott with a K.
Doctor?
I beg your pardon?
Doctor?
My patient now, son.
95 over 50.
He's looking better.
Maybe you ought to think about getting that weight over his feet.
Right.
Whatever you do, don't drop it any further.
Where is that guy?
For the present time, that's our boss.
We're going to need some blocks put underneath this jack.
All right.
Well, I wish you guys would leave a note where you're going.
Ah.
The doctor's on his way.
Who's that?
Well, that's Dr. Nott with a K he just happened by.
Sure, I know him.
He still makes house calls out this way.
Okay.
Starting to move.
I'm going to need somebody to stabilize, all right?
Doctor, can you move out of the way?
We're getting ready to jack it up.
Over there.
We got a problem.
The doctor's collapsed.
Here, get this man up underneath this tractor here.
Lean back.
I know what he'll catch up with me when he's aided.
You want to get the O2 and the scope.
All right.
Where does it hurt, doctor?
Heart, right there.
Left arm's getting numb.
Pain is worse than old books put together.
No history of any cardiac trouble.
Never sick a day if anything.
I'm stepped into digestion,
bothering me the last couple of weeks.
Sheriff, you want to hand me that drug box here?
Thank you.
Are we taking one or two?
Two.
Okay.
Depressed ST segments.
Looks like ischemia.
Yeah, well, that accounts for the pain.
No abnormal beats.
Well, the BP's okay.
What's that?
Lack of oxygen to the heart muscle.
You feel any more pain anyway, doctor?
It helps if I shut up.
Ischemia diminishing, E.K.G. regular.
What do you say we set up an IV in case angina picks up again?
Yeah, sounds good.
Let's go with D5WTKO and then transport.
Any objection, doctor?
This department, you're the expert.
Did you check the legs?
Just superficial bruises.
And the fluid's keeping him out of shock.
Never thought I'd see you a patient, Doc.
Keep it under your hat, Charlie.
You ruined my practice.
ущ
Go, go!
What do you got?
I'm gonna need you on two cases the paramedics are bringing in.
Right.
Trouble.
Gage called again.
His cardiac patient is feeling so good he wants you.
Said he doesn't need hospitalization.
He's got too much work to do.
What are his symptoms?
It adds up to angina pectoris, but it's his first attack.
Carol, when you find Dr. Morton for me I believe he's the next man.
Tell Gage to sit on until he gets in.
He's our patient now.
Well that's the problem, Cal.
The man's his own patient.
He's not gonna be able to get in.
He's gonna have to get a shot.
If I make any difference to my recovery,
I'll get better no matter what.
I just want to accept responsibility for my actions.
We've just had a report.
I'm very sorry.
Then I did kill her.
The child died in the way of the hospital.
Nobody's saying that you killed her.
She apparently died as a result of the collision with your car.
But that doesn't mean that you're responsible.
Thanks, Doctor, but I was there.
I was there when you weren't.
I can still see her sitting on the sidewalk.
You know?
She was playing with some kind of doll's house
made out of cardboard boxes.
You'd better rest.
You know what I'm saying?
She didn't run out in front of me.
I drove up onto the sidewalk, and I killed her.
Do you understand that?
I killed her.
Dr. Early, Dr. Brackett needs you in three.
Yeah.
Did you aim for that sidewalk on purpose?
How's Dr. Nutt?
The only thing he hasn't done is threaten to sue the place.
He's in better shape than Hammond.
Sounds like he'd rather be home.
He would.
And he doesn't even have a bunch of models
waiting for him either.
You and your sex fantasies.
You're jealous.
No, I tell you, I have a patient in the next room
to take care of.
And I have a patient to take care of,
and you're uncooperative.
Your tractor driver's OK, Dr. Nutt.
He doesn't have a heart problem like you do.
A mild pain is what I have.
That's not the way I heard it.
I told this young lady the whole story, Ascar.
I've heard two stories, Doctor, and the one
the paramedics told me included some symptoms you left out.
Well, I'm feeling fine now, and I have a lot to do,
and I want you to release me in my own care.
No chance.
You don't understand.
I can't afford to be hospitalized.
Surely you don't mean financially.
I mean my practice, my patients.
What you need right now is a rest.
For me, a rest is as good as retiring,
and retiring is as good as dying.
Doctor, we all know, including you,
that doctors make lousy patients.
Now you've probably had a heart attack, however mild.
But until we check you over thoroughly,
you're going to have to fight your way past me
to walk out of here.
I want out.
No.
There's such a thing as a lawsuit, Dr. Brackett.
And there's such a thing as being alive to conduct one,
Dr. Knott.
["The Star-Spangled Banner"]
I know that was her car out front.
All advertising people driving their top down.
Uh, what do you think?
About what?
["The Star-Spangled Banner"]
Don't worry about the releases.
I'll take care of that.
And these are our paramedics, John Gage, Roy DeSoto.
Fellas, say hello to Billy Zimmer from LCB&O.
Hi.
Gentlemen, how do you do?
Well, the, uh, we're the models.
Later, Gage.
Later.
Gage, how tall are you?
Oh, I'm about, um, um.
How are your teeth?
Well, they're fine.
Smile.
No, wider.
Let's see inside.
Uh-huh.
Perfect.
Now turn to the left.
Uh-uh.
Uh-huh.
He'll do, Dick.
Thanks very much.
We'll shoot this afternoon.
Much obliged, Captain.
Yeah.
And, oh, Gage, don't go getting yourself
damaged or anything, huh?
Oh, no.
What the?
What was that all about?
Oh, don't play dumb, Gage.
You've just been selected male model of the year.
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
Can I see that smile once again, please?
You.
That's very nice.
Squad 51, a drowning, number 15, Rumsey Road.
Number 15, Rumsey Road, cross street, Bayview, time 1325.
Squad 51, 10-4, KMG 365.
Now, don't go getting yourself damaged, Shawnee.
If it's a drowning, it's either in the pool or the bathtub.
Let's check the back.
All right.
Oh, no.
You don't understand.
It's not me.
It's my elbow.
He's on the bottom.
I'll get it.
Boom!
He was trying out his new wetsuit.
Enough weight on his belt to sink a whale.
Pulse is okay.
How long was he in that water?
I don't know, about 20 minutes.
He said he had 20 minutes in his tank, must have run out.
Why didn't he just stand up and grab onto the side?
That's eight feet of water, he's not very tall.
Has he been sick lately?
He's never been sick in his life.
He's very active.
No heart problems.
He's coming around.
How's he doing?
He's gonna be alright.
No buoyancy.
Lousy.
That's what you get for buying things on sale.
It hurts to breathe.
Where exactly?
Right across here.
Heart?
I'm not sure.
Let's get a BP and check the EKG.
See where that ambulance is, will you?
Right away.
Pulse is 120, regular.
What's wrong?
We're not sure yet, ma'am.
Thanks, Jim.
Five minutes.
BP is 100 over 60, he's going into shock.
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
Go ahead, 51.
Rampart, we have a male approximately 50, just recovering from a near drowning.
He's developed shortness of breath and chest pains on inspiration.
He's pale, dyspnea, pulse 120 and regular.
BP 100 over 60 and holding.
Looks like he's going into shock.
51, did you just pull him out?
Negative, Rampart.
Oh, a couple of minutes ago.
He was okay, then he grabbed his chest and started groaning.
No history of disease or heart trouble, nothing.
We'd like to start an IV.
Has he been in an accident recently?
Oh, yes.
Two weeks ago.
He was riding his motorcycle and he drove it into a ditch.
Rampart, the patient ran his bike into a ditch about two weeks ago.
51 check for trauma in the extremities.
Did he injure his legs?
Just a bruise.
Rampart, the patient has suffered a blow to his right calf, severe contusion and hematoma.
We better start with that IV quick.
51, it sounds like a pulmonary embolism.
Start D5W TKO and transport as soon as possible.
10-4.
Half gauge monitor on the way in.
Call me if there's any complications, I'll be in four.
Fascinating.
One doctor and 100 radio control assistants in the field.
You're supposed to be in bed.
Bed?
Nothing doing, I'm getting out of here today.
Bracket set zone.
Pocket full of nitroglycerin and I'm a free man.
Feel pain?
Pop a pill.
The wonders of modern medicine.
You know where Carol is?
No, but I'll call her.
Oh, she's down there.
I'll get her.
Stat ident doctor.
Treatment room three.
You know he's not a bad guy if you don't try to tie him down.
He's been a pussycat ever since Carol told him you could go back to work.
What do you need, Joe?
I've got an unknown illness here.
I'd like Carol to arrange a complete workup.
I'd better take that embolism in six.
Carol, Dr. Early needs some help with this patient.
Yes, he's a cop.
Would you come this way, please?
Yeah.
Miss Jones, receptionist, please.
Now where are you going?
Well, I just overheard this man's symptoms and I think I know what's wrong with him.
If you do, you're the only one that does around here, buddy.
You said headache, dizziness, blurred vision, sweating, and sick to your stomach.
You got a numb feeling about your nose and mouth?
That's right.
You work in a farm, maybe an orchard?
Well, you didn't overhear that.
Well, is it true?
Well, yeah.
You been doing any spraying?
No, all I've been doing is pruning some nectarines.
Dr. Luis Alvarez.
He's unconscious.
The pressure's the same.
So is the pulse.
Can you swallow much water?
Oh, no.
He coughed it up long ago.
His pulse is 72.
Watch on the other side of your orchard.
Well, there's a highway, a dry river, and a ranch.
Right.
Insecticide poisoning, probably parathion.
No doubt drifted across from the ranch next door.
They been doing any crop dusting over there?
Well, could be.
Well, come to think of it, there was an airplane flying around here last Monday.
It's pretty hard in the nervous system.
I'd run atropine if I were you.
Is that the famous Dr. Knott with a K?
That's a doctor?
Oh.
You want to look at my nose?
Right there.
The only way that we can find out how serious a blood clot is is to find out where it is,
Mr. Peaver.
Well, didn't the radio say something about pulmonary?
Here.
Let me explain something to you.
Now, there were some indications of embolus in the lungs, but they need special tests
before they can confirm that.
You talk like a doctor.
Generalities.
Mrs. Peaver, we can't be more specific until we know more.
Now, the doctor should be through with him any minute now.
Okay?
Okay.
You're certainly in the right shape for a model, Johnny.
This guy's a pin.
How'd you know?
I could tell by looking at you.
No, no, no.
That isn't what I meant.
Oh.
The whole hospital knows.
Ever since Roy got here.
Incidentally, Johnny, you've got a chunk of loose hair.
Have you ever thought of using bear grease?
How's the scuba diver?
Oh, he's okay.
He's okay.
That's good.
Yeah, he's a lot better off than you're gonna be when I get through with you.
I was just spreading a little advanced publicity for you.
I know.
When I need a PR man, I'll tell you.
Maybe.
Mr. Peaver is probably due for an embolectomy.
Dr. Brackett's pretty confident, but Dr. Early's not so sure he's gonna make it through, though.
Did you talk to his wife?
Yeah, well, the best I could.
I mean, she's half mad and half scared.
I can't say as I blame her over that daredevil husband of hers.
Speaking of daredevils, look who's here.
Well, if it isn't the two gentlemen that put me away.
Well, it seems to me you were in charge of that case, Dr. Nutt.
That I was, and the more on repatient I never had.
Anyhow, they're letting me out of here.
And I hope never to see her two faces again.
Except over a glass of sherry accord.
Squad 51, LA.
Squad 51.
Squad 51, if available.
Return reporters.
10-4.
Yeah, it looks like they're waiting on me at the station.
Yeah, Chester Morris had the same problem all the time.
Except his hair didn't stick up in the back.
Chester Mo...
Where?
Everything all set.
Roy, go find them, will you?
10-4, copter 2, meet division 4 in the parking lot.
They're waiting for you on the set, Mr. Gage.
Get me some tissue, please.
Thanks.
Oh.
Go stall them for me, please.
Oh.
Wait a minute.
All right, girls, your makeup looks just fine.
I think the dress will be perfect against this truck.
Oh, here you are, Gage.
Come over here.
I want you to try these on.
There we go.
Somebody give him a hand.
There we go.
In the slave gauge.
There we go.
Fine, let's get the collar down.
There we go.
Now, sit right over here.
Watch yourself.
Hold his ax.
All right.
Now, turn around.
There we go.
Down, up.
Now, try to look professional, Gage, huh?
Engine 147, 10-4.
Captain, can we get some more firemen
up there in the background?
You bet.
Good.
Mike, up up there.
Roy, I'm aboard the rig.
Now, boys, you probably won't even be seen in this,
so just look busy, except Freeze when he shoots.
Okay?
Hi, my name is Johnny Gage.
Hi, I'm Kathy.
I'm Zanny.
Short for Suzanne?
Oh.
Did you cut yourself shaving?
Uh, for the show?
Well, I don't know.
The camera sees everything.
A little pancake will cover that up.
Hey, Tully, hand me my bag.
Italian 7, engine 95, engine 41
are drilling at the main and health center.
Let's see.
There.
Perfect.
Thanks.
Whistle
All right, girls, let's shoot it.
Uh, Gage, don't overdo it.
That's not us.
Go ahead.
You can reload, Tully.
This is the cute guy with the mustache.
Who?
Him.
Oh, he's just another fireman.
Well, what are you?
I'm a fireman paramedic.
Good thing you are the way you shave.
Engine 15 retrieved.
Okay, okay, let's get back to work, girls.
Phone 27, what is your location?
Well, you see, the truck carries the ladders,
and the engine carries the hoses and the water, basically.
And there's a snorkel, which is a truck
with a kind of hinged platform on it
that goes up 85 feet.
Oh, my God.
All right, Gage?
Oh, excuse me.
Excuse me just for a sec.
Thank you.
Now we have a rescue squad, which is a specialized unit.
Engine 51, engine 6, rubbish fire.
148-33, Rachel Boulevard.
Cross Street 15th, time 1640.
Oh, that was a rubbish fire.
I don't go to rubbish fires.
I save lives.
Oh.
Carol!
Oh, hello, Dr. Knott.
Phil!
There you are.
Well, I hope you're not here as a patient again.
Not at all.
I'm here as a patient again.
Not on your life.
I come to see Art Hammond, that tractor driver, you know.
He's still my responsibility.
Well, you'll be happy to know that he's ready to go home.
Is he now?
Well, I'm glad to hear that.
How is that fellow the fireman pulled out of the pool?
Mr. Peaver, recovering nicely.
He's well enough to argue with his wife again.
She wants a new dress.
He wants a new wetsuit.
All right, I want a full series.
Tell Marvin to send it down as soon as they're dry.
Great doctor racket.
You just can't stay away, can you?
Well, you know, I never learned to play golf.
I can't play Bridgeworth a hoot and Bowling's a bore.
Of course, he's always scuba diving.
What can we do for you, Carol?
Carol!
Let's get it in six.
Wear your nitro tablets.
I like them, home.
Lateral glycerin step, oxygen.
Easy, easy, old tiger.
Got you.
Okay.
No arrhythmia.
Check that BP fast, Mike.
If this doesn't put you out of the past, your nothing will.
I don't care about your regulations!
Where is she?
The doctors are with her now, Mr. Peaver.
She murdered my only daughter!
I don't know anything about that.
Sal, I guess security.
What do you mean by bullying one of my nurses?
Who is it you want to see?
Laura Crandall, the woman who ran my daughter down.
She's in here somewhere,
and I want to make sure she knows what she's done.
She knows.
She's just as upset as you are.
Her car went out of control.
The police have cleared her.
It was an accident.
She was drunk!
Perhaps you'd better check the autopsy report, Mr. Langford.
Laura Crandall.
She just died from a brain hemorrhage.
I don't know why she'd function perfectly well for 70 years
and then break down twice in one week.
I don't know.
I don't know what to do.
She's been really well for 70 years
and doesn't break down twice in one week.
Do you know how many times a heart beats in 70 years?
No. Do you?
No.
But I could figure it out.
I have something more important for you to do.
Dr. Brackett says not a chance.
I'm not going to bring you any chewing tobacco no matter what.
What's a fella supposed to do
relying on this impersonal prison?
Pretending you're offended isn't going to help a bit.
You heard what the doctor ordered.
read or listen to music, and that's all.
You are the meanest nurse I've ever had to work with.
Correction, Dr. Nutt.
You're not working with me.
You're working for me, and I'm the boss.
And am I going to let you use your bedpan for a spittoon?
Pfft.
Hello?
Yes, yes, sir, I'll be right there.
Doctor, don't do that!
There you are.
There sure is a bit of the catheter's broken off.
Quick, hand me that bell cord.
I thought you knew better than that, Dr. Nutt.
Can you stay put?
I'll be right back.
If we're lucky, we can get it with a simple cut down.
I have complete confidence in you, nurse.
Dr. Early, I need your help.
A broken catheter.
Dr. Nutt bent his arm about an inch, came off.
Do you think you can stop it?
I got a tourniquet on as soon as I could.
Get a portable forescope.
You've got yourself a bright nurse, doctor.
She thinks fast.
That's the difference between her age and mine.
Did I get it in time?
We'll see soon enough.
He says you think very fast.
Tourniquet's getting on our time.
There it is.
Good girl.
It's close to the surface.
We can get at it easily.
Let's do a cut down.
Now, doctor, I suggest you think seriously about retiring.
It's really a shame you didn't get her number, Gage.
I thought she kind of liked you.
Of course, you being the big model star you are,
you figure you're going to have thousands of them anyway.
They were both so skinny, I could
put them in the same stokes.
What is the medical term for your problem, Gage?
I got it.
Sour grapes.
Station 51, man trapped on a cliff at the movie studio.
3100 Corbel Canyon Boulevard.
Nearest crossroad is the Hollywood Freeway.
Time 1102.
Station 5110 for PMG 365.
I'm Boris Millar, the director.
We were trying to make a shot of the wagon coming around that bend there.
All of a sudden the tongue broke, and the wagon sailed right off,
took two of our best stuntmen with it.
They're down there.
We've got some of our people down there.
Bridger's got a broken shoulder, I think, and Irish, well,
he's seriously hurt and trapped under the wagon.
Trouble is we were afraid to move him.
Yeah.
Looks like you can get down there easily enough without ropes, DeSoto,
but I don't know how we're going to get them up.
Well, maybe we can lower him.
If he's got a back injury, it's not going to be easy.
Let's bring a ladder truck into the bottom.
You've got a good road bed down there.
You can get right up close, under the falls.
OK, let's get going.
I'll call for the truck.
I'll get you an ambulance and guide him in.
Yeah.
LA Engine 51, we need a ladder truck at this location to lift off victims.
Can you give me an ETA?
Engine 51, LA.
All ladder trucks in your area unavailable.
Approximately ETA, 30 minutes.
Yeah, Engine 51.
Hey, Captain, why don't we use one of our studio cranes to get him down?
Can you reach him?
That's easy.
Let's get it in there, then.
Don, we need a crane in here on the double to get Iverson Bridger off.
OK, I'll have it here in five minutes.
LA Engine 51, cancel the truck.
10-4 Engine 51, LA clear, KMG 941.
Get down there and help him. He needs them more than I do.
All right, there's two of us.
Don't worry about it. We're going to take both of you.
This thing's about ready to go over.
Is there any way of shutting this water off?
The wagon's not going to stop.
It's going to stop.
Is there any way of shutting this water off?
The wagon's sheared the valve off when it went over.
We're going to have to latch up this thing fast before it takes him over the falls.
10-4 Engine 10, respond with Engine 69, rush fire.
You just take it easy. I'll get you out of here in no time.
If this thing goes over, I'm asking for a bonus.
Why not?
Are they coming? Where does it hurt?
It doesn't, just numb.
It's kind of got a tingling in my legs.
I don't feel much from the waist down.
Rampart Base, this is Rescue 51. Do you read?
Hey, man, you're taking one big chance.
What do they pay you for this kind of work?
Right now, not enough.
Rampart, we have an emergency.
Hold on. Roy, don't move!
I think we can hold it, darling.
All right, let's dump it.
All right, let her go.
What?
Let her go!
You open the door, and I'll open the door.
All right, let's dump it.
All right, let her go.
What?
Let her go!
Are you okay?
Just numb.
All right, I want to go back up to the bio phone.
Lopez just went up to the backboard.
All right, good.
Rampart, this is Rescue 51 again.
Go ahead, 51.
Rampart, we're up to our knees in water.
We can't determine whether there's any internal injuries or not.
We'd like to start an IV, though, just in case.
10-4, 51, start D-5W.
10-4.
Station 40, engine 103, engine 25, Italian 8.
House filled with smoke, 126-03, J-Mart.
126-03, J-Mart.
Set it down.
Fracket OK, D-5W, as soon as we get out of this homemade creek.
Here comes the crane.
Off he goes.
Oh,
oh,