Upward and Onward

Episode aired Apr 2, 1977
TV-PG
1h

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

127

YOUR RATING

Julie London and Barbara Sigel in Emergency! (1972)

Action Adventure Comedy Drama

Capt. Stanley is worried his Chief's exam will be sabotaged by a current Chief, who has a past beef with Stanley. A soap opera doctor has real mono and causes drama both on-set with John and... Read allCapt. Stanley is worried his Chief's exam will be sabotaged by a current Chief, who has a past beef with Stanley. A soap opera doctor has real mono and causes drama both on-set with John and Roy and at Rampart with Dixie and Dr. Early. Also, Dr. Brackett hears from Dixie that the... Read allCapt. Stanley is worried his Chief's exam will be sabotaged by a current Chief, who has a past beef with Stanley. A soap opera doctor has real mono and causes drama both on-set with John and Roy and at Rampart with Dixie and Dr. Early. Also, Dr. Brackett hears from Dixie that the producer is filming a hospital room with an ill patient, and Dr. Brackett angrily confron... Read all

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127

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Retired Doctor lives in a dump.

I like the actor Dabbs Greer. He was on lots of things back in the day. Twilight Zone, Andy Griffith Show, Little House on the Prairie and much more. In this Emergency episode he is playing a retired doctor who is ill. But here's the kicker: he lives in a dump. It is a crummy old apartment building that has clearly seen better days. The whole place looks seedy. So, I have to ask, what did this retired doctor do with all his money to end up here? Looks like he failed to plan for old age.

Trivia
William Boyett had previously played the role of Chief of Battallion #14. Boyett has previously appeared on "Dragnet," in various roles & then in a recurring role as Sgt. "Mac" MacDonald, on "Adam-12. Incidentally, on "Adam-12" & "Emergency," his characters' names have carried a derivative of "Mac."