Emergency!

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

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

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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

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

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