Emergency!

Paramedics Gage and DeSoto draw duty at the biggest football game of the season.

Conflicting procedural rules between squads almost cause the loss of a patient.

Paramedics Gage and DeSoto have to refuse a $20,000 reward offer.

Paramedic DeSoto's vacation is threatened when he is overcome by smoke and heat at a fire.

A husband and wife become embroiled in a violent argument -- that gets out of hand.

Paramedics Gage and DeSoto want to be part of the suggestion committee until they find out about parliamentary procedure.

Paramedics Gage and DeSoto are worried about their upcoming routine recertification exam.

The boys at Station 51 overdo their enthusiasm for a going-away party for their stern captain.

The computer fouls up and Gage gets a check for thousands instead of for hundreds.

Gage and DeSoto have to work through their vacation.

Gage and DeSoto lend their human hands to straighten out a computer foul-up.

Dr. Brackett is involved in an automobile accident which results in the death of a little girl's father.

While making a TV appearance, Gage and DeSoto become stars of a real-life emergency.

Engine Company 51 dreads an inspection by the new battalion commander.

A balky fire engine truck involves the paramedics in an emergency of their own.

DeSoto has more to think about than the emergencies that come up as he prepares for a visit from his mother-in-law.

Field paramedics question the judgment of a by-the-book doctor.

The squad makes it to the finals of the fire department basketball game.

It's a stormy sea when the crew of Engine Co. 51 decides to buy a sleek boat.

Gage and DeSoto become the sole source of medical aid in an isolated community.

When one crewman attempts to ``improve'' their operations, resentment grows at Engine Co. 51.

An actor is stricken just before he is to go on the air.

Plagued by a painful ailment, Captain Stanley refuses to see a doctor until his paramedic crew sets up an appointment he cannot refuse.

Trying to write his own own version of a TV game show, Gage is frustrated by emergency calls and lack of encouragement from his coworkers.