I don't quite get what I mean.
F. Frankenstein was interested only in human life.
First to destroy it, then recreate it.
There you have his mad dream.
The brain you stole, Fritz.
Think of it. The brain of a dead man.
Waiting to live again in a body I made with my own hands.
With my own hands.
I'm going to make you pay for this.
With my own hands.
Squad 51, one to go.
You said I was crazy.
Tomorrow you'll see about that.
Don't touch that!
Squad 51, KMG 365.
They're leaving.
It's a short run.
Someone's here. Quiet.
We must come here.
This isn't going to be easy.
Quiet, where is she?
She's inside, but you're going to get some static.
We'd better wait here. Please hold it.
If you don't want to die, then you can't.
You're going to die.
We'd better wait here. Please hold it.
If they come in, I can't be responsible for the consequences.
Get out of here!
The End
Don't break the circle!
Are you the guy who called us?
Yes, well I called her husband. He told me to get you.
He's coming over. He works night.
That's her concern.
What's wrong with her?
I don't know.
We were having this seance.
Mrs. Butler, she's the medium, had just contacted.
She doesn't do it directly, you understand.
As soon as she goes into this trance...
How long has she been there?
About a half an hour.
Anyway, we had just contacted somebody named Alice.
Dorothy gave this little yell and suddenly went stiff.
And threw herself over backwards.
I was holding her hand.
We were all holding hands around the table there.
She darn near pulled me off with her.
You fellows don't believe in all this.
I don't either. Not really.
I mean, not all of it.
But there's a little something to it.
Now, I know that.
Are you the husband?
Yeah.
How is she?
She's stable right now.
Looks like we'll have to transport her to the hospital.
I had a feeling she was going to do something.
I guess I made a bet with myself.
I'm Bernie Laver.
I don't care who you are.
Will you please go home?
We have a female.
This is my wife.
Just break it up.
We just wanted to help.
You're not going anywhere.
Maybe we better go.
Just clear out.
What about her?
Listen to that.
This is bad.
What's going on?
Where am I?
We've been asked to leave.
Leave?
What do you mean, leave?
No other injuries.
We have to go.
Dr. Brackett, please.
Mrs. Laver, all of you.
You mustn't go yet.
Look, lady.
You and all your weirdos.
I just want you out of here right now.
Just get out.
Out.
You don't understand.
The circle has been broken.
That can cause fearful consequences.
Will you let me worry about that?
Please go.
Get out of here.
Is your wife an epileptic?
No.
Has anything like this ever happened to her before?
No, not exactly.
How much does she have to drink?
She just had one scotch.
That's great.
Clear out of here.
We must form the circle again.
51, this is Rampart.
How far did the patient fall?
Rampart, she fell from a chair
to a carpeted floor
during a seance.
Confirming 51.
A seance?
10-4, Rampart.
She's not an epileptic.
She's not on any kind of medication.
She's had perhaps one drink.
Any change in her condition?
BP is now 130 over 70.
Rampart, her BP is now 130 over 70.
The pulse is 115.
And respiration is 30 and shallow.
51, is the ambulance there yet?
Yes, it is.
51, start an IV with D5W
and transport as soon as you can.
10-4, Rampart.
Just how bad is she?
She's stable.
A doctor should fill you in on all the details.
Somebody owes me $25.
Lady, how many times
I have to tell you to get out of here?
It's little enough.
These things take a lot out of me.
I lose from 3 to 5 pounds
every time.
Pure psychic force.
3 to 5 pounds.
10 bucks, huh?
Just expenses?
Go.
Gee.
I feel like this one
should add wheels.
Oh, well.
Miss Jones, reception, please.
Mr. Teal?
Yes?
Mr. Teal, I'm Dr. Brackett.
How is she?
I can't find anything physically wrong with her.
I've given her a tranquilizer.
Is this the first time she's had an episode like this?
Well, uh,
twice before, uh,
once, uh,
we had a very bad fight.
Well, you know how that is.
Um,
I'm sorry.
You know how that is.
Um, can I see her now?
Sure.
The other time, uh, was at her sister's funeral
and I wasn't there, but I understand that they had a very hard time with her.
Hi, honey.
Are you mad at me?
I'm not mad at you.
You're better than that.
How do you feel?
I'm so tired.
This will teach me,
trying to sneak something behind your back.
As long as you're all right.
Helen Lava kept talking about this
Mrs. Butler.
I couldn't help it, Harry.
I wanted to reach Alice.
Alice?
Well, Alice was her sister.
She was very interested in psychic phenomena.
She, uh,
died a month ago.
You weren't angry with me?
I just told you.
Then I can go home now?
Well, I'd like to have you stay here tonight.
Oh, must I?
Are you gonna be treating her or anything?
No, but I'd like to see her get a good night's rest.
I can do that at home.
Also, uh,
I'd like to have another doctor
take a look at her in the morning.
You mean a psychiatrist?
I'm not crazy.
No, I'm sure you're not, but it might be helpful.
It certainly won't do any harm, hon.
No, no, Harry.
Take it easy, Mrs. Teal.
Get me out of here, Harry.
Please.
I want to go home.
Doctor, I think maybe we'd better.
I don't agree, Mr. Teal,
but it's up to you.
I think she'd sleep better in her own bed.
You, Henry, you're inhuman!
You're crazy!
How crazy am I?
We'll see whether I'm crazy or not.
I'm going to turn that ray on that body
and endow it with life.
I made it with my own hands
from the bodies I took from graves,
from the gallows, anywhere.
Go and see for yourself.
You too.
It's alive!
Oh, it's alive!
It's alive!
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Okay, I called your bluff.
Mr. Hasbro?
Right.
I'm sorry, Mr. Hasbro.
Mr. Hasbro?
Right.
Man, you are something else.
How long are you going to keep this up?
Hey, Frank,
give me a hand, huh?
Uh-uh.
No way.
Let me out, Frank.
Ken, cut it out.
Stop it.
Jill, I've got to see a doctor.
Oh, let him go.
Creep.
I don't know.
It will only be a minute.
You've spoiled the whole evening.
I'm sorry.
Oh, I had no more of those cockamamie seances, you hear?
Yes, doctor.
Yes, it's all been taken care of.
Right, thank you.
Okay, what can I do for you?
Well, I'm not sure.
Oh, he's just clowning around.
I think.
What's your name?
Ken.
Kenneth Matthew Durham.
And how old are you, Ken?
Seventeen.
One twenty over seventy-four.
What's wrong with me?
You just relax, Ken.
When did all this start?
Uh, about an hour ago.
I don't know.
We were at a movie, a drive-in, and I thought it would go away, but it didn't.
Then I couldn't get a fight to take me here.
I mean, I have a license.
My folks are using the car tonight.
How do you feel generally?
Shaky, I guess.
Kind of funny.
Do you have a family doctor?
Dr. McCarrie.
Is it Dr. McCarrie on the staff here?
Is it Dr. Ralph McCarrie?
Uh, yeah.
Yeah.
What about your arms and legs?
How do they feel?
Kind of funny.
Kind of, um, tingly?
Oh, yeah.
Can you move them?
Yeah, yeah.
Huh?
Make a fist.
Am I gonna be paralyzed?
Oh, I think I can guarantee that you won't be.
That's all I could think about.
Something like multiple cirrhosis.
Well, you don't have to worry about that.
Does Dr. McCarrie have you on tranquilizers?
No.
He doesn't?
No.
I haven't even seen him since last year when I had the flu.
Ken, did you take any tranquilizers tonight?
No.
I'll be right back, Dix.
Uh, this is Dr. Brackett.
Would you ring Dr. Ralph McCarrie at his home for me, please?
Dr. McCarrie?
Yeah, this is Dr. Brackett at Rampart Emergency.
A patient of yours was just brought in.
A young man by the name of Kenneth Durnham.
He presents some difficulty with balance,
and his eyes are rolled back in his head.
His BP's 120 over 74, and his pulse is around 120.
He's a little hyperventilated.
Well, that was my first thought,
but he says you don't have him on anything.
I see.
All right, if it checks out,
I'll start him on diphenhydramine.
Right.
If there's any problems, I'll call you back.
Thank you, doctor.
Ken, are you still gonna tell me
you didn't take any tranquilizers tonight?
I just talked to Dr. McCarrie.
He told me he has your mother on tranquilizers.
Did you take some?
A couple of months ago.
I had to make this speech,
and I was really uptight.
So, Mom gave me one,
and it seemed to help.
How many tonight?
Three.
They won't even let me take aspirin without asking.
Dad's gonna ground me.
Ticks 50 milligrams diphenhydramine IV.
Did you take them all at once?
Yeah.
Pretty much.
Is that the trouble?
I thought tranquilizers were supposed to make you feel good.
Well, there's no magic in them.
Why did you take them?
There's this girl.
Jill?
I'm Dr. Brackett.
Oh, how's Ken?
We're going to keep him here tonight.
Do you have a way home?
Yeah, I can call my father.
But you mean this is for real?
He's really sick?
Well, that's what we call an oculogyric crisis.
Oh, wow.
It's just a side effect from taking medication.
He'll be all right.
We thought he was just putting us on.
I mean, he's always clowning around, and...
Is there anything I can do?
No, not really.
Do you like him?
Uh-huh.
Well, maybe you could tell him sometime.
It might help.
Whatever happened to carefree youth?
There never was such a thing.
You're right.
I guess it's part of the mythology amongst us over 30.
Oh, speak for yourself.
I intend to be 29 for maybe 5, 10 more years.
Squad 51, person sick.
10-12, Clinton Drive.
Cross street, shoulder.
Time out. 0047.
Come on in.
She's calmed down now.
Is there anything that we can do for you?
No, I'm all right.
What it is, you see, it was a nightmare.
I'm not dreaming now, Harry.
Alice is right here in this house.
Honey, you know better than that.
I know she's here.
And you've got to get out, Harry.
You've got to.
Who's Alice?
My sister.
The one who died last month?
Yeah.
You see, she and Dorothy stopped speaking to each other
a little over two years ago because of me.
Look, if you'll do me a favor,
my wife's had a pretty rough night of it.
Now with this spirit, this ghost, whatever it is,
would you look around the house,
just walk around and tell her that there's no one here
because she will not believe me.
All right.
Honey, what they're going to do,
they're going to look around
just so that you'll be sure that there's nobody here.
Oh.
I'll be right back.
What?
Now, honey, doesn't that make you feel better now?
Now, come on.
I knew they wouldn't find her, but Alice is here.
I can tell.
And you can't stay here, Harry.
It's for your own good.
Honey, now for Pete's sake, be reasonable.
Look, something's going to happen.
Now, come on, Al.
What's the matter?
I'm sorry, Harry.
Something's going to happen.
Now, come on, Al.
Let's go back to bed, please.
I can't.
Harry, why don't you go to a motel?
If I were you, I wouldn't leave her alone at night.
Look, I'll go if you let me take you back to the hospital.
No.
Mrs. Teal, that's not a bad idea.
No.
Will you come with me?
If you don't, I'm just going to stay here.
All right.
If she could just get one good night's sleep.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Look, thanks, Thozen.
I'm sorry I bothered you.
Oh, listen, Mr. Teal, don't mention it.
That's what we're here for.
Yeah.
Good night.
Good night. Good night.
Squad 51 available.
Squad 51.
I don't know about you, but I got a funny feeling in there.
Yeah, so did I.
If you ask me, we've been watching too many spook movies.
No, I don't believe in ghosts.
And I'll tell you this, for my money,
you did the right thing getting out of there tonight.
Well, if you have any trouble getting back to sleep,
just call me. I'll come and hold your hand.
I'll let you know.
I checked him out, you know, without making a notice.
And they were both very good-looking gals,
particularly the brunette.
Anyway, I get up, I watch her get up to take her next frame.
Is that through here?
I want to have a street and hydrant drill in about five minutes.
We'll cover the new Highland Homes development, all right?
Sure, Cap.
Go on.
Well, I could tell she couldn't bowl the way she tippy-toed up to the line
and dropped the ball down.
Well, she sends this ball, hovers it over her gutter,
right down my gutter.
Oh, I know. That's no big thing, right?
She gets up and does the same thing again.
Now I got a figure twice in a row. It was no accident.
You know what I mean? I mean, she's trying to tell me something.
So I just kind of casually walk over and give her a big smile and...
You're a great killer.
Injured man.
10-12 Clinton Drive.
Cross Street, Schuler. Timeout 10-14.
Squad 51, KMG 364.
I told him. He wouldn't miss it. Quickly.
He's in the kitchen. Quickly, quickly.
What happened?
It was Alex.
You mean he's in the kitchen.
He's in the kitchen.
What happened?
It was Alice.
She did it.
Can I get anything for you?
No, no. Thank you.
Scissors, anything you need.
We're pretty well equipped.
I didn't know what to do.
I tried calling Dr. Thomas. He's a regular doctor.
But his line was busy, so I called you right away.
You heard any place else?
No, I was just looking around upstairs,
and I tripped over something in the dark.
I don't think you're gonna need to go to the hospital,
but I'd have your doctor check it out as soon as possible.
Poor dear.
I'm okay. I'm okay.
Now maybe you'll listen to me, Harry.
Dorothy, for heaven's sake, cut it out.
I'm worried for you.
Look, there are no spirits or ghosts
floating around this house.
It was an accident. I tripped over something.
That's all it was.
Alice is dead and gone.
I know what I know.
Now, please, I don't want to hear
any more of that crazy talk.
You know how sensitive I am, Harry,
and you know how close Alice and I were.
It's for your own good.
All right, all right.
Now, I'll move out. I'll move out.
For how long?
How long?
You don't know.
All right, now, and then maybe what do we do?
We'll sell the house. Is that the idea?
Move along with us? What then?
All because of that cockamamie seance.
Oh, boy, that's a good idea.
Mrs. Teal, do you drive? Yes.
I really think we should take him to the doctor.
Oh, all right. I'll get my things.
All right.
Look, I am not hurt that bad.
No, I know, I know, but it's an easy way
to get her to the doctor.
Yeah. Did you see her?
She's even worse when nobody else is around.
Fellas, what can I do?
I would never see a psychiatrist.
I tried that. She won't go.
Well, she's all right to drive.
Fine. She's perfectly normal in all ways,
but the one thing, Alice,
every little noise she hears around the house,
it's Alice, and Alice is out to get me.
Now, I've even thought of getting that medium,
that what's-her-name, Mrs. Butler,
back to do some mumbo jumbo.
Well, I don't know.
It's probably not such a good idea,
encouraging her that way, you know?
You know, how do you handle a thing like this?
I tried talking sense to her.
I'm sorry.
This is probably a little bit out of your line, huh?
Well, if she were violent or trying to hurt herself...
No, she's not.
If I can make a suggestion,
when you see the doctor, maybe you could tell him about it.
Well, I will, of course.
And maybe arrange for him to talk to her.
That's a good idea.
Because I'm telling you,
she seems to be getting worse, and that scares me.
Do you have the keys, Harry?
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, can you make it up to the car, right?
No problem.
What I think I'll do when I get back to the station
is give Dr. Brackett a call.
I don't know.
Why not?
Well, we've done everything we're supposed to,
everything we can.
But I don't think we can get to that point,
particularly in a case like this.
Now, you can get into trouble.
Yeah, yeah.
Still, I gotta do something.
I've got a funny feeling about it.
Yeah, I know.
She's just too hung up on the whole thing.
Squad 51, man trapped and injured in the warehouse.
71-26 West Beach.
Cross Street 71st, time out 1104.
Squad 51, Gen 4.
He's inside.
We haven't got them out yet.
All right, back it up, back it up.
Come on, let's go.
Do you need any more help back here?
No, no, thanks, fellas.
I don't want any more back there than I have to, okay?
Pete, let me on that thing.
I can move it faster.
Just stay out of the way, huh?
All right, drop those boxes,
and let's get back in. Come on.
We don't know that he's even still alive.
What happened?
It was an accident.
Where he was on the truck coming down the aisle.
Nolan came around the corner,
he stepped right out in front of me.
You're hot-rodding it.
He just rammed the truck into the stack,
brought that whole pile down on it.
All right, come on, back it up.
Let's go, jump up.
Is he alive? Yeah.
Rampart, this is rescue 51.
Yes, thank you very much, doctor.
This is Rampart emergency.
Rampart, we have a male, approximately 35, 180 pounds.
Several cartons have fallen on him.
He's presently unconscious. Hold for vital signs.
10-4-51, standing by.
Dr. Early?
51, standing by.
Thanks, thanks, ma'am.
Rampart, the patient has multiple fractures of the left tibia.
At least one of them is compound.
Vital signs are?
BP 72 over 60.
Pulse rate's 120.
Pulse 120.
Respiration's rapid and shallow.
Request permission to start IV with ringer's lactate.
Go ahead, 51, IV with lactate and ringers.
10-4, IV with ringers.
Hey, wait a minute.
Look at these neck veins.
Let's see.
Rampart, holding up on the IV.
Patient's neck veins are distended.
Also indication of anterior chest injury.
51, check for pulses paradoxes.
10-4, hold on.
20 millimeters.
Affirmative. 20 millimeters, pulses paradoxes.
51, is the ambulance there yet?
10-4, Rampart.
Cancel the IV with ringers, 51.
If you get a nice paternal drip, then get him in here as fast as you can.
10-4.
Dick's worth, Kel.
He was trying to get a cup of coffee.
Thank you.
Dr. Allen, report to surgery.
Kel.
Looks like we might have a bad one coming in.
51's got a probable cardiac tantalum on it.
Room two is clear.
Dick's, will you set up a paracardial tap tray?
That'd bring up a couple of units of O-negative blood.
Okay.
I'll have you follow the numbers.
Dr. Davis, need additional surgery.
Dr. Davis, needed in surgery.
Operator, who's on call for chest surgery?
All right, thanks.
How many times have I told you to go slow?
I was going slow.
I saw it.
I'll give you 10 minutes to clear out your locker and beat it.
Oh, no.
No.
I'm sorry.
Oh, no.
You're the sharp steward. Come on.
Do any of you guys want to work with him?
You better make that fine bit, attorney.
All right, fellas.
Let's clear up this mess.
All right, Joe, let's see what we got.
Dick's getting cross-mashed and piped as fast as you can.
Right away.
I've already removed 500 cc's of blood.
There's no increase in blood pressure.
He's still bleeding.
Chest team standing by, I'll call them.
What's his BP now?
Dr. Schultz, please.
Ed, Kell bracket.
We just did the tap.
There's no increase in blood pressure.
Okay.
Yeah.
Joe early's on his way up with him right now.
How is he?
I don't know.
How is he?
Well, he's got at least one tear in his heart lining.
We're sending him up to surgery now.
I'd say he has a good chance.
Dr. Early told me you guys did a good job of spotting it.
It's one of the few things that anything you do out in the field isn't gonna help.
And may do a lot of harm.
Thanks.
Listen, we got four carloads of guys ready for a transfusion.
Are they healthy?
Very.
Yeah, good. We'll try to get a contribution from all of them.
The bank can use it.
Doctor, do you remember Mrs. Teagall?
About three nights ago, passed out of the seance?
Yeah.
Well, she has a delusion.
A fixation.
That her sister's spirit's alive in the house.
We've already had two responses out there.
No kidding.
She wants her husband out.
She feels he's in danger.
He doesn't know what to do.
Well, I tried to recommend psychiatry.
Yeah, well, she won't have any part of that.
Well, unless she creates a public nuisance
or can't take care of herself or endangers somebody.
I suppose her husband could go to a lawyer
and try to find out something about commitment procedure.
But that'd be difficult.
I thought I'd ask.
Personally, I'd be inclined to take her on a long trip.
Maybe try to get a change of scene.
Okay, well, thank you very much.
Yeah.
Now, for Pete's sake, don't call him up
and tell him to go on a trip.
Oh, man.
If you ask me, she'll just get over it on her own accord.
You think so?
Just let things take its own normal course.
Of events.
...
Station 51, engine 35, engine 18.
House 5, 10-12, Clinton Drive.
10-12, Clinton Drive.
Cross Street Shore, 10-13, 10.
...
Yeah, I know, the teal house.
...
Read those salvage covers.
Roy, you and John take a real line in through the front.
Right.
...
Help me!
Please!
Help me!
Harry!
Get out of the way.
Cap, you want to help her out of here?
Please!
...
Harry? Oh, sweet!
Oh, Harry!
Ma'am, would you mind staying back, please?
Harry!
His hands are pretty badly burned.
Mike, give me the drug box, will you?
Oh, Harry!
...
This is rescue 51.
This is Rampart. Go ahead, 51.
Rampart, we have a male, about 35,
170 pounds.
Burns and smoke inhalation. Stand by, please.
Rampart, standing by.
Oh, Harry!
Are you all right?
Oh,Неf,
n eif!
Harry!
Where is he?
...
Oh.
This steel sure is in rough shape.
Yeah, I know.
That was a sure case of arson.
She still says that her sister Alice did it.
She must have said it herself.
Nobody else could have.
Squad 51, stand by for response.
Station 110, Squad 51.
Car in the channel, driver trapped.
Marina Del Rey at the end of Pacific Street.
Time up.
1547.
51, 10-4.
There's one man in the car.
He's still alive.
Cars like this.
He's up in an air pocket next to the roof.
Left wing window's open.
Door's popped.
That's all.
Everything else is tight.
Is it time for a scuba team?
Well, he's losing air too fast to the trunk.
How about using the jaws?
Yeah, if we have to.
Well, can you break a window?
I don't know.
It's pretty hard to underwater.
Yeah.
I would imagine that the rear window would be easier, though.
No, no, no, no.
He'll lose air too fast that way.
And if you don't make a hole big enough for him to get through, he's had it.
Can we get an air tank down to him?
How much water in the car?
Oh, it's pretty full.
It's awfully heavy too.
OK.
Well, we've got the cave-in gear with us.
You mean a special thing ain't made up?
Right.
Just shove the hose in through the wing window.
Yeah, but do you have any face masks aboard?
Coming up.
OK.
Is it in?
Yeah.
Beautiful.
Now we've got some time.
Can you handle the jaws on it OK?
22 hours, yeah, I think so.
You want us to spell it?
No, not yet.
OK.
Well, I don't think you guys will have any difficulties.
If you do develop any problems in your ears or sinuses, get back in here, huh?
Thank you.
Thanks, Doc.
Oh, that lady who passed out at the seance.
Mrs. Teal.
Well, her husband was asking about her, so I made some inquiries.
She's in the psychiatric ward for 72 hours observation.
If she has a problem...
She does.
Well, they'll find it and give her some help.
OK, thanks, Doc.
You bet.
Well, everything worked out all right.
Yeah, but I don't know if we have a hard way to do it, though.
OK.