The crew of Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 51, particularly the paramedic team, and Rampart Hospital respond to emergencies in their operating area.
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Series Cast Summary
| Randolph Mantooth | ... |
Paramedic John Gage
(130 episodes, 1972-1979)
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| Kevin Tighe | ... |
Paramedic Roy DeSoto
(130 episodes, 1972-1979)
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| Julie London | ... |
Dixie McCall, R.N.
(126 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Bobby Troup | ... |
Dr. Joe Early
(126 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Robert Fuller | ... |
Dr. Kelly Brackett
(125 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Marco Lopez | ... |
Fireman Marco Lopez
(123 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Mike Stoker | ... |
Fireman Mike Stoker
(123 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Tim Donnelly | ... |
Fireman Chet Kelly
(122 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Michael Norell | ... |
Captain Hank Stanley
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(110 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Ron Pinkard | ... |
Dr. Mike Morton
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(72 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Harold 'Hal' Frizzell | ... |
Ambulance Attendant
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(70 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Sam Lanier | ... |
Radio Dispatcher
(56 episodes, 1972-1979)
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| Vince Howard | ... |
Police Officer Vince, LASD
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(51 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Scott Gourlay | ... |
Police Officer
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(43 episodes, 1972-1977)
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| William Bryant | ... |
Captain - Engine #16
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(20 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Henry | ... |
Henry - Station Mascot
(17 episodes, 1976-1978)
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| Art Balinger | ... |
Chief Conrad, Battalion 14
(14 episodes, 1972-1978)
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Michele Noval | ... |
Nurse Michele
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(11 episodes, 1974-1978)
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Craig Chudy | ... |
Police Officer
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(10 episodes, 1972-1976)
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Dick Hammer | ... |
Captain Hammer
(9 episodes, 1972)
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| Ted Gehring | ... |
Clinton
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(9 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| William Boyett | ... |
Chief McConnike - Battalion 14
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(9 episodes, 1976-1978)
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Barbara M. Benson | ... |
Nurse Gail
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(8 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Lillian Lehman | ... |
Carol Williams
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(7 episodes, 1972-1973)
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Kyle Anderson | ... |
Nurse at Reception
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(7 episodes, 1974-1977)
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Boot | ... |
Boot - Station Mascot
(8 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Deidre Hall | ... |
Nurse Sally Lewis
(6 episodes, 1972-1973)
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Patricia Mickey | ... |
Sharon
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(6 episodes, 1972)
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| Virginia Gregg | ... |
Wilma Jacobs, R.N.
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(6 episodes, 1972-1975)
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| Anne Schedeen | ... |
Nurse Carol
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(6 episodes, 1974-1976)
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Scott Arthur Allen | ... |
Fireman Kirk
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(6 episodes, 1972-1976)
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| Steven Marlo | ... |
'Old 87'
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(6 episodes, 1973-1978)
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Mary Angela Shea | ... |
Nurse
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(6 episodes, 1973-1977)
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| Chris Forbes | ... |
Ellen
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(5 episodes, 1972)
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| Gary Crosby | ... |
Tom Wheeler
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(5 episodes, 1972-1975)
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| Anne Whitfield | ... |
Betty Johnson
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(5 episodes, 1972-1975)
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| Jim B. Smith | ... |
Sergeant
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(5 episodes, 1974-1978)
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| Lew Brown | ... |
1st Sheriff
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(6 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| James McEachin | ... |
Julius Clark
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(4 episodes, 1973-1977)
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| Kip Niven | ... |
Billy Hanks
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(4 episodes, 1972-1973)
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Dick Yarmy | ... |
Coach
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(4 episodes, 1973-1975)
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| Brendon Boone | ... |
Wayne
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(4 episodes, 1974-1978)
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| Jean Allison | ... |
Dorothy Clark
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(4 episodes, 1972-1977)
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| Ronnie Schell | ... |
Allan Hendricks
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(4 episodes, 1973-1976)
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| Ross Elliott | ... |
Foreman
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(4 episodes, 1973-1975)
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| Kenneth Tobey | ... |
Capt. Gordon Trigg
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(4 episodes, 1973-1978)
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| Randall Carver | ... |
Gene Wright
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(5 episodes, 1972-1978)
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| Larry Manetti | ... |
Bert Dwyer
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(4 episodes, 1973-1978)
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| Aneta Corsaut | ... |
Chuck's Wife
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(4 episodes, 1974-1975)
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| Bill Zuckert | ... |
Jason Bennett
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(4 episodes, 1975-1978)
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Production Companies
Distributors
- National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1979) (United States) (tv) (original airing)
- ITV - Independent Television (1977) (United Kingdom) (tv)
- Koch Media (2017) (Germany) (DVD)
- MCA/Universal Pictures
- ME-TV (2012) (United States) (tv)
- Me-TV (United States) (tv)
- MeTV (2012) (United States) (tv)
- ORF 1 (1995) (Austria) (tv)
- ORF Eins (1995) (Austria) (tv)
- RTL Nitro (2015) (Germany) (tv)
- RTL Zwei (1998) (Germany) (tv)
- RTL (1993) (Germany) (tv)
- RTL2 (1998) (Germany) (tv)
- Rahintel (1980) (Dominican Republic) (tv)
- Studios USA Television
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2005) (United States) (DVD) (season 1)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2006) (United States) (DVD) (season 2)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2007) (United States) (DVD) (season 3)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2008) (United States) (DVD) (season 4)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2009) (United States) (DVD) (season 5)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2010) (United States) (DVD) (season 6)
- Österreichischer Rundfunk (ORF) (1995) (Austria) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Universal Title (titles and opticals)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The creme of Jack Webb action series ran 6 seasons from 1972-1979, inspired by CA legislation signed by Then-Gov. Ronald Reagan on July 14, 1970. The new law paved the way for creation of firefighter paramedic programs all over California. This series showcases the Los Angeles model and the emerging specialty of Emergency Hospital Medicine. In Los Angeles, firefighters train to certify as FF/PM, employed through the L.A. County Fire Department. The newly-built Station 51 has one full-size Engine and a smaller rescue squad truck which carries state of the art equipment used by the FF/PMs. This includes a mobile radio and portable EKG machine which allows them contact and transmit information to and from the field to ER specialists at hospitals like Rampart General. There are spectacular rescues and more mundane runs; prompt treatment in the field by FF/PMs keeps a large number of patients alive long enough to reach a hospital. At Rampart, teams of skilled professionals provide appropriate medical care to the patients transported by Squad 51 and other FF/PMs. A close friendship evolves between the Squad 51 FF/PMs and the Rampart emergency team. The FF/PM mantra: "take it easy" is born. Written by LA-Lawyer |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | This show was truly a family affair because Julie London was at the time married to Bobby Troup and had been hired by her previous husband Jack Webb, who was the series' creator and producer. See more » |
| Goofs | Because the exterior shots of the station were from an active working LACoFD station(127), Truck 127 was parked off to the side of the station during filming, and during several of the response clips you can see parts of the actual truck to the right of the building. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Fire! (1975). See more » |
| Crazy Credits | "Emergency!" is filmed with the cooperation of: The Board of Supervisors The Fire Department The Department of Health Services of Los Angeles County See more » |
| Quotes |
Paramedic John Gage:
I remember... I was working B-Shift over at Station 10. That was a great, old station. Know why? Paramedic Roy DeSoto: It had a pole? Paramedic John Gage: It had a pole. A fire station just isn't a fire station without a pole. See more » |