TV Movie 6

Air Date: 3 July 1979

Writers: R.A. Cinader and Hannah L. Shearer

Director: Georg Fenady

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Paul Sylvan (Pete Delaney), Patty McCormack (Gail), John de Lancie (Dr. DeRoy), Deirdre Lenihan (Laurie Campbell), David Westberg (Gordon Warren), Jordan Suffin (Joe Marshall), Zacki Murphy (Ellen Ankers), Josep Della Sorte (Marvin), Sam Hiona (Officer Frank), Bruce Neckels (Tony Ricco), Jon Buffington (Mike Pakula), John F. Lacues (Arley McCoy), Kendell Jackson (Melinda), Damon Raskin (Phillip), Heather Hobbs (Julie), Ray K. Goman (Command Police Officer), Ed Vasgersian (Barney)

Production Notes

• The Producers wish to thank the San Francisco Fire Dept. and its Chief for their cooperation on this production

Episode Notes

• Business: PolyTech Chemical Corp.

 

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TV Movie 5

Air Date: 31 December 1978

Writer: R.A. Cinader

Director: R.A. Cinader

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Tim Donnelly (Firefigher Kelly), Michael Norrell (Capt. Stanley), Marco Lopez (Firefighter Lopez), Mike Stoker (Firefighter Specialist Stoker)

Production Notes

• Individual Sequences Written by Daryl Henry, Michael Norell, Harold Jack Bloom, R.A. Cinader, Roland Wolpert, Dee Murphey, Carroll Christensen, Arnold Somkin, Preston Wood, Edwin Self, Bruce Shelly, Robert Hamilton, Dennis Landa and Michael Donovan.
• Individual Sequences Directed by Georg Fenady, Christian I. Nyby II, Jack Webb, Wes McAfee, Joel Oliansky, Christian Nyby, Lawrence Dobkin, Sam C. Freedle, Dennis Donnelly, Randolph Mantooth, Richard Newton and Alan Crosland.

 

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TV Movie 4

Air Date: 26 June 1978

Teleplay: Michael Donovan

Story: Hannah L. Shearer

Director: Georg Fenady

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Paul Sylvan (Pete Delaney), Patty McCormack (Gail), John de Lancie (Dr. DeRoy), Deirdre Lenihan (Laurie Campbell), Jordan Suffin (Joe Marshall), Zacki Murphy (Ellen Ankers), James Whitworth (Harvey Ludwig), Chesley Uxbridge (Domnick), Tom Williams (Frank Weber), Ed Peck (Tregartin), Bruce Neckels (Tony Ricco), Jon Buffington (Pakula), John F. Lacues (Arky McCoy), Chris Combs (Tom Winslow), Carl Lumbly (3rd Paramedic), John Hatfield (1st Paramedic)

Production Notes

• The Producers wish to thank the San Francisco Fire Dept. and its Chief for their cooperation on this production

Episode Notes

• Locations: District Health Center No. 4; San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters

 

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TV Movie 3

Air Date: 4 April 1978

Writer: Michael Donovan

Director: Christian I. Nyby II

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Jesse Vint (Swede Halverson), Anthony Herrera (Rocky), George Wyner (Doctor), Larry Manetti (Brian), Arthur Roberts (Captain), Ted Gehring (Barney McMillan), John Kauffman (Frankie), Terence Burk (David Larson), Kenneth Tobey (Capt. Gordon Trigg), Cecilia Hart (Nancy Halverson), Eric Server (Lt. Mike Olson), Joan Tompkins (Maggie Trigg), Bill Zuckert (Jason Bennett), Michael Feffer (Peggy Larson)

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Notable Guest Stars

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Production Notes

• Emergency! Filmed with the cooperation of the Seattle Fire Department and Chief Frank R. Hanson

 

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TV Movie 2

Air Date: 25 March 1978

Writers: Christian I. Nyby II, Hannah L. Shearer and R.A. Cinader

Director: Christian I. Nyby II

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Julie London (Dixie McCall R.N.), Bobby Troup (Dr. Joe Early), Ron Pinkard (Dr. Mike Morton)

Guest Stars
David Ladd (Pete), Jay Hammer (Charlie), Jason Evers (Justin Manning), Barrie Youngfellow (Christine), Marla Adams (Mrs. Anderson), Rebecca York (Debbie), Dierdre Lenihan (Doctor), James A. Watson Jr. (Lenny), Jim B. Smith (Ed Crane), Peter D. Greene (Ken Allen), Randall Carver (Gene Wright), Dee Carroll (Maureen Cox), George O. Petrie (Dan Alden), Burt Douglas (Tom Anderson), Jean Howell (Emma Alden), William Boyett (Chief McConnike), Vince Howard (Police Sergeant), John Gruber (David Sampson), Kay Howell (Gloria Sampson)

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Notable Guest Stars

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Episode Notes

• Locations: Ely (Nevada); Demming (New Mexico)

 

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TV Movie 1

Air Date: 7 January 1978

Writers: Preston Wood and R.A. Cinader

Director: Georg Fenady

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Robert Fuller (Dr. Kelly Brackett), Julie London (Dixie McCall R.N.), Bobby Troup (Dr. Joe Early), Ron Pinkard (Dr. Mike Morton)

Guest Stars
Linda Gray (Evelyn Davis), Brendon Boone (Mr. Davis), John Furey (Charlie), Anne Lockhart (Sue Adams), John DeLancie (Dr.), William Bryant (Capt.) Curtis Credel (Capt. Mike Moore), Erik Washington (Dave Roberts), Lyndel Stuart (Dr. Jean Wilson), William Bronder (2nd Guard), Vince Howard (Police Sergeant), Joseph Dell Sorte (George Wells), Sidney Clute (Boss Painter), Robert Karnes (D.A.C), Steven Marlo (Battalion Chief #14), Philip Baker Hall (Oliver Warren), T. Miratti (Bob Ryan), Buck Young (Chief #21)

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Notable Guest Stars

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Other Recurring Characters

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Kelly Brackett, M.D., F.A.C.S. (Robert Fuller)

TV Movie
The Steel Inferno

 

 

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Dixie McCall, R.N. (Julie London)

TV Movies
The Steel Inferno; Survival on Charter #220

 

 

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Joe Early, M.D., F.A.C.S. (Bobby Troup)

TV Movies
The Steel Inferno; Survival on Charter #220

 

 

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Dr. Morton (Ron Pinkard)

TV Movies
The Steel Inferno; Survival on Charter #220

 

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