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Emergency! :: Dealer's Wild (01x05)
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| Title: | Dealer's Wild |
| Episode #: | 01x05 |
| Production Number: | 34404 |
| Original Airdate: | Saturday February 26th, 1972 |
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Roy tries to talk a boy down in a plane in which his father, the pilot, suffered an apparent heart attack while in flight. A man tries to commit suicide by drinking poison, slashing his wrists, and turning on the gas in his apartment. Station 51 responds to an overturned gasoline tanker truck. Roy and Johnny deal with disinterested bystanders while a teenager overdoses on LSD. At the hospital, Brackett and Early puzzle over what could have caused the tank truck driver to pass out behind the wheel - they know there's a problem in his brain, but not where. Brackett and McCall meditate on people who want to die, but live, and people who want to live, but die. At the station, Johnny keeps losing card games which leaves him with washing the dishes each night. Now he is determined to create his own card game.
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A new (remixed and rearranged) version of the theme song debuts in this episode.
| This episode is Mike Morton's first credited appearance.
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Johnny knocks the window out of the overturned truck cab, and it breaks into several dangerously sharp pieces. Vehicles use laminated safety glass to prevent exactly this occurrence; it breaks into many small pieces that tend to remain together (because they're attached to the laminate).
| While in a conversation at Rampart, Kelly refers to Joe Early as "Jim."
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