The beloved 1970s drama "Emergency!" is making a triumphant return to television screens across the country, as MeTV has announced that the classic series will be added to its programming lineup starting October 7th at 4pm CST. For longtime fans of the show, this will be a thrilling and nostalgic development, as they'll once again be able to tune in and follow the high-stakes adventures of the brave firefighters and paramedics of Los Angeles County Fire Department Squad 51. "Emergency!" originally aired from 1972 to 1977, captivating audiences with its realistic depictions of the day-to-day heroics performed by first responders, as well as the personal lives and relationships of the main characters. The series was groundbreaking in its time, helping to popularize the concept of paramedic emergency services and bringing greater awareness to the vital role played by EMTs and firefighters in saving lives. Now, a new generation of viewers will have the chance to discover the show's enduring appeal, as MeTV has chosen to replace the classic police drama "Adam-12" in the 4pm CST timeslot with this beloved medical/action hybrid. For fans who have been clamoring for the return of "Emergency!", this programming change will undoubtedly be a welcome and exciting development, allowing them to relive the thrill and drama of the series all over again.
From the MeTV schedule:
4:00pm
Emergency!
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"Seeing a dire need in the community for on-the spot medical assistance, Roy and John attempt to convince their staunchest opponent, Dr. Brackett, to support paramedic legislation that means getting help to where it's needed most. Martin Miller and Kent McCord of Adam-12 guest star in this thrilling 2-hour pilot movie"
The hit TV series Emergency!, created and produced by legendary producer Jack Webb, delivered a potent blend of medical drama and real-life action that captivated viewers during its network run from 1972-1977. The newly released season 1 set compiles the first 11 episodes, showcasing paramedics Gage (Randolph Mantooth) and DeSoto (Kevin Tighe) as they tackle a diverse array of emergencies - from plane crashes and baby deliveries to rescuing a horse in a ditch. Ably assisting the paramedics is the emergency room staff, led by Dr. Joe Early (Bobby Troup), Dr. Kelly Brackett (Robert Fuller), and Nurse Dixie McCall (Julie London), with Deirdre Hall of Days of Our Lives fame appearing as Nurse Sally Lewis in this inaugural season. Beyond its gripping storylines, Emergency's success spawned a host of promotional tie-ins, including a Saturday morning cartoon, while also helping spark broader public interest in the vital work of paramedics - a considerable legacy for any television program.
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