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Normal Episodes: 22
TV Specials: 0
TV Movies: 0

	4x01 The Screenwriter A screenwriter spends a day observing Squad 51 in performance of their duties. Cases include a motorcycle accident, overexposure to chemicals, a fire at a toy factor, and the delivery ...	Sep. 14, 1974
	4x02 I'll Fix It The paramedics try to rescue a man trapped under his house where a natural oil well has erupted.	Sep. 21, 1974
	4x03 Gossip Cases include a man trapped in a warehouse fire, a child with cyanide poisoning, and a bigamist with a skull fracture.	Sep. 28, 1974
	4x04 Nagging Suspicion Gage wants to know DeSoto's system for picking winners at the horse races. Cases include a woman who has fallen into a lion's cage and a skateboarder who landed in a cactus patch.	Oct. 05, 1974
	4x05 Communication Gaffe When Gage and DeSoto arrive at a crime scene where a cop and a suspect have been shot another cop gives them a hard time because they treated the suspect.	Oct. 12, 1974
	4x06 Surprise Dixie breaks her ankle while shopping and the emergency room falls apart without her presence. Cases include a woman thrown from a motorcycle into a cactus patch and a man trapped in ...	Oct. 19, 1974
	4x07 Daisy's Pick Gage is among the many competing for a date with a smokin' hot new nurse. Cases include a man who gets his hands glued to his model ship, a comatose child, and a theater fire.	Nov. 02, 1974
	4x08 Quicker Than the Eye Cases include a pregnant woman accidentally shooting herself and an accident victim who communicates via using his thumb. Meanwhile, the station tries to give practical joker Chet his ...	Nov. 09, 1974
	4x09 Foreign Trade Dixie takes on the hospital administration after budget cuts reduce her nursing staff while Early suffers from a bad case of the hiccups. Meanwhile, the paramedics must rescue a basketball ...	Nov. 16, 1974
	4x10 Camera Bug Gage buys a new camera and soon becomes an irritant with it. Cases include a woman bitten by a scorpion and a pregnant woman who goes into labor at a restaurant where Brackett and Dixie ...	Nov. 23, 1974
	4x11 The Firehouse Four DeSoto enters his fellow firemen in a barbershop quartet singing contest. Cases include an assclown who keeps having to be rescued trying various ways to exercise and a woman who overdoses ...	Nov. 30, 1974
	4x12 Details Gage and DeSoto witness a hit and run accident while responding to a call and a stripper overdoses on diet pills.	Dec. 07, 1974
	4x13 Parade Gage and DeSoto finally finish restoring the old fire engine they purchased just in time for the California Firefighters Parade. Cases include a patient who has a seizure in the waiting ...	Dec. 21, 1974
	4x14 The Bash When the paramedics rescue a man who was trapped on a film set with a bear, he invites them to a party where they end up having to revive a musician who passed out. Meanwhile, Brackett ...	Dec. 28, 1974
	4x15 Transition Cases at an amusement park include an injured child and a heart attack victim trapped high in the air. Meanwhile, an old high school classmate of Gage's becomes the squad's newest paramedic ...	Jan. 04, 1975
	4x16 Smoke Eater Gage and DeSoto clash with an old-school temporary captain at the firehouse while at the hospital, Early searches in vain for an apple.	Jan. 11, 1975
	4x17 Kidding Gage conducts a tour of Rampart hospital for a group of inquisitive students. Cases include a Vietnam vet suffering from a stress related flashback and a famous author who attempts ...	Jan. 18, 1975
	4x18 Prestidigitation Brackett's father gets treated for phlebitis while the paramedics must rescue a magician who somehow got locked in his own trunk.	Jan. 25, 1975
	4x19 It's How You Play the Game The squad is set to play a softball game against another firehouse but things look bleak when their prospective pitcher breaks his arm. Cases include a violent drunk driver involved ...	Feb. 01, 1975
	4x20 The Mouse Chet is determined to rid the station of a pesky mouse. Cases include an apartment house hit by a jet fighter and an elderly man trapped inside a burning house.	Feb. 08, 1975
	4x21 Back-Up The ambulance carrying the paramedics and a heart attack victim gets involved in a traffic accident. Other cases include an OD victim and a man faking back pain to get a free ride to ...	Feb. 15, 1975
	4x22 905-Wild Gage and DeSoto are confronted with a Bengal tiger on the loose and he ain't the friendly fellow who appears on a cereal box. Meanwhile, a brush fire in a suburban area causes injuries ...	Mar. 01, 1975

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Season 4 Characters

Kelly Brackett	played by Robert Fuller
F.A.C.S.	played by Robert Fuller
Dixie McCall	played by Julie London
R.N.	played by Julie London
Joe Early	played by Bobby Troup
M.D.	played by Bobby Troup
Paramedic John Gage	played by Randolph Mantooth
Paramedic Roy DeSoto	played by Kevin Tighe
Fireman Marco Lopez	played by Marco López
Fireman Mike Stoker	played by Mike Stoker
Captain Hank Stanley	played by Michael Norell
Fireman Chet Kelly	played by Tim Donnelly
Ambulance Attendant	played by Harold 'Hal' Frizzell
Dr. Morton	played by Ron Pinkard
Police Officer Vince	played by Vince Howard
Police Officer	played by Scott Gourlay
Orderly	played by Christopher Mears
Nurse at Reception	played by Kyle Anderson
Worker	played by Angelo De Meo
Harry	played by Herb Voland
Man with Heart Attack	played by Stanley Adams
Crane Operator	played by Kenneth Tobey
Driver	played by Charles Quinlivan

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Season 4 Videos

04x17 Kidding (49:31)

04x22 905-Wild (49:26)

04x11 Firehouse Four (49:29)

04x21 Back-Up (49:25)

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Season 4 Quotes

Season 4 / Episode 22: - 905-Wild

Dr. Kelly Brackett: [while operating on a goat] Clamp off that bleeder.
Dr. Joe Early: This one?
Dr. Kelly Brackett: What did you do, sleep through your animal medicine?

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Season 4 Trivia

Episode 11 - In an obvious inside joke, Fireman John Gage asks Nurse Dixie McCall if she knows anything about singing to which she replies, "A little." In fact, Julie London, the actress who played the part of Dixie, was one of the most popular female vocalists in the United States in
Episode 12 - The script was written by actor Michael Norell. It's his writing debut.
Episode 16 - One of the few times Sid Haig is shown on camera with hair, and with a pony tail, no less.
Episode 07 - Goof (revealing mistake): Johnny is on the biophone speaking on the handset and receives an order for a specific IV solution. Roy begins to prepare the IV solution without hearing the order as he did not have the handset.
Episode 03 - Goof (revealing mistake): After man is rescued from the neon sign and goes into ventricular fibrillation, the Datascope shows lead II EKG without the patches in place on the victim.

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