Most of this episode seems to take place in the hospital versus in the firehouse. In fact, besides a short scene in the middle of the opposite, we don't really see much of the fire station.
Roy and Johnny are called to help a heart attack victim who had shot an robber, a woman who took diet pills not prescribed to her, and a man who had an accident at work. The doctors helped some of the above mentioned people, along with another man that was brought in unconsciously.
There are a couple tense scenes at the hospital involving Dr. Morton. The first incident involves his yelling at a nurse. Dixie McCall kindly but firmly makes sure he understand she does not approve. The second incident involves the patient brought in. Dr. Morton automatically assumes it is drug related so he can't see the truth. He must humbly apologize for his discrimination.
Johnny, as usual, is flirting. He thinks he'll get a date with the pretty nurse, but...
Roy and Johnny are called to help a heart attack victim who had shot an robber, a woman who took diet pills not prescribed to her, and a man who had an accident at work. The doctors helped some of the above mentioned people, along with another man that was brought in unconsciously.
There are a couple tense scenes at the hospital involving Dr. Morton. The first incident involves his yelling at a nurse. Dixie McCall kindly but firmly makes sure he understand she does not approve. The second incident involves the patient brought in. Dr. Morton automatically assumes it is drug related so he can't see the truth. He must humbly apologize for his discrimination.
Johnny, as usual, is flirting. He thinks he'll get a date with the pretty nurse, but...
