Squad 51, this is Rampart. Continue to monitor patient and transport immediately.
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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The crew of Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 51, particularly the paramedic team, and Rampart Hospital respond to emergencies in their operating area.
Season 1 episodes
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A woman involved in a car accident is concerned about her dog so John agrees to take care it, which complicates his life. At the hospital, doctors treat a girl who has difficulty breathing and a man who appears to be drunk. When a man has chest pains at a party, his guests think he is joking. The paramedics rescue an injured hunter.
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Directed by Lawrence DobkinGuest stars Linda Watkins, Jock Mahoney, Dick Hammer, Patricia McAneny, Beverly Powers, Jeff Davis, Candace Howerton, Susan O'Connell
John plots his revenge after being the repeated target of practical jokes. A man breaks his back falling off a tower. A woman fakes an illness. Dr. Early's stethoscope becomes lodged in his ear. A man brought into the hospital from a movie set is the first indication of an outbreak of botulism. A boy is trapped in a condemned building.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Michael DonovanGuest stars Paul Langton, Virginia Gregg, Anne Whitfield, Virginia Vincent, Susan Seaforth Hayes, Harlen Carraher, Chuck Bowman, Bob Harks
John delivers a cyanotic baby. The firemen give Roy a bad time about his cooking. A boy gets his hand stuck in a vase; John rescues a kid in handcuffs. A man repairing a washer gets an electric shock. The paramedics rescue a man trapped on a crane.
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Directed by Christian NybyGuest stars Frank Aletter, Dorothy Green, Jenifer Shaw, Virginia Gregg, Dorothy Konrad, Dick Hammer, Jackie Russell, Dennis Rucker
Station 51 is called up to fight a wildfire. John and Roy rescue an elderly woman and her sister, treat an injured fireman, deliver a baby, catch a looter, and find a boy's lost dog.
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Directed by Hollingsworth MorseWritten by Robert C. DennisGuest stars Art Balinger, Gary Crosby, Bob Hastings, Tony Dow, Trent Lehman, Lillian Bronson, Vince Howard, Dick Hammer
John keeps losing at cards and being stuck with doing the dishes at the station, so he creates his own card game. Roy talks down a boy in a plane after the pilot (his father) has a heart attack. The paramedics respond to an attempted suicide, an overturned truck and a teenage overdose victim.
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Directed by Lawrence DobkinWritten by Carey WilberGuest stars Coleen Gray, Marilyn Hassett, Ron Pinkard, Dick Hammer, Lou Krugman, Marian Collier, Mitch Carter, Buddy Foster
A store owner shoots an armed robber and is filled with remorse. Sparks fly between Johnny and a nurse. Dr. Early treats an alcoholic. A dog delays the rescue of an unconscious woman. Dr. Morton assumes an unconscious hippie is on drugs. The firemen rescue a man trapped at a chemical plant.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Fred FreibergerGuest stars Royal Dano, Ron Pinkard, Patricia Mickey, Chris Forbes, Dick Hammer, Kip Niven, Christine Dixon, Victor Izay
John is envious of the publicity given to another paramedic. After Roy and John rescue a man trapped in ship's rigging, John gets seasick. Dr. Brackett clashes with a tycoon over a diagnosis. The paramedics rescue a horse from a ditch and a child stuck in a well.
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Directed by Christian NybyGuest stars Gary Crosby, Gene Raymond, Ted Gehring, Bob Harks, Ron Pinkard, Dick Hammer, Barry Higgins, Sallie Shockley
John is convinced that weird things will happen on their shift: a parachutist lands in a tree, an obese man collapses while jogging, an 80-year old woman breaks her ankle while dancing, a man can't stop the hiccups, a boy tries to cryogenically freeze himself, an golfer is bitten by a snake, a prostitute brings in a customer suffering from chest pains, and John is injured during the rescue of a drunk driver.
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Directed by Lawrence DobkinGuest stars Arnold Stang, Jeanette Nolan, Roger Herren, William Katt, Ron Pinkard, Henny Backus, Sherry Bain, Helen Baron
An elevator gets stuck between floors, and then the brake drum fails; inside, a man has a heart attack. A nursing student is in awe of Dr. Brackett; a fireman buff develops a crush on John, who tries to get rid of her. A man is injured in his junkyard. An industrial accident takes place at a railroad yard.
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Directed by Christian NybyGuest stars Seymour Cassel, Marilyn Hassett, Benny Rubin, Chris Forbes, Patricia Mickey, Hal Baylor, Bill McLean, Bob Kline
John misses the end of an Adam-12 episode. A jewel thief is trapped in an air-conditioning duct. Two battered men continue their brawl in the hospital. A man ruins his cast by going surfing. Dr. Brackett treats a woman with a neurological disorder. Radioactivity impedes the rescue of a lab worker.
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Directed by Lawrence DobkinGuest stars Art Balinger, John Smith, Mort Sahl, Vince Howard, Don Ross, Bob Harks, George Sawaya, Chris Forbes
John and Roy bring in a football player who was tackled too hard. A burglar has a heart attack. John wants Roy to apologize for calling him ""some kind of nut."" Dr. Early treats a hypochondriac. A babysitter brings in a child who has swallowed some pills. Roy and John rescue the occupants of a light plane that crashed in a tree.
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Directed by Christian NybyGuest stars Buddy Lester, Cicely Tyson, Don Matheson, Gary Crosby, John Smith, Jeff Donnell, Eric Laneuville, Ronne Troup
Harold Jack Bloom, Hannah Louise Shearer, Robert A. Cinader, Michael Donovan, Bruce Shelly, Robert Hamner, Fred Freiberger, Robert C. Dennis, Jim Carlson, Bob Bralver, John Groves, Carey Wilber, Bruce Johnson
