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Series Completed 1972-1979

Emergency! Watch Order

All 6 seasons of Emergency! in air order, from the 1972 pilot movie through 6 TV movies ending in 1979.

Last updated September 17, 2026

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Pilot movie, then all six seasons, then the six TV movies in air order.

Pilot

  1. 1 The Wedworth-Townsend Act 1972 · movie Aired January 15, 1972 on NBC. Johnny and Roy push for paramedic legislation.

NBC run

  1. 2 Emergency! Season 1 1972 · series 11 episodes, January 1972 to April 1972.
  2. 3 Emergency! Season 2 1972 · series 21 episodes, September 1972 to April 1973.
  3. 4 Emergency! Season 3 1973 · series 22 episodes, September 1973 to March 1974.
  4. 5 Emergency! Season 4 1974 · series 22 episodes, September 1974 to March 1975.
  5. 6 Emergency! Season 5 1975 · series 22 episodes, September 1975 to March 1976.
  6. 7 Emergency! Season 6 1976 · series 24 episodes, September 1976 to May 1977. Final season.

TV movies

  1. 8 The Steel Inferno 1978 · movie Aired January 7, 1978. A skyscraper fire traps Squad 51.
  2. 9 Survival on Charter #220 1978 · movie Aired March 25, 1978. A plane crash destroys the squad truck.
  3. 10 Most Deadly Passage 1978 · movie Aired April 4, 1978. Johnny and Roy visit Seattle paramedics.
  4. 11 Greatest Rescues of Emergency! 1978 · movie Aired December 31, 1978. Clip show marking the promotions to captain.
  5. 12 What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing 1979 · movie Aired June 26, 1979. Johnny and Roy visit San Francisco paramedics.
  6. 13 The Convention 1979 · movie Aired July 3, 1979. Final film, set at a paramedic convention.

About Emergency!

Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe play paramedics Johnny Gage and Roy DeSoto of Squad 51 across 122 episodes on NBC from January 1972 to May 1977. Six two-hour TV movies followed in 1978 and 1979 to close out the series.

Good to know

Watch the pilot first since it establishes the paramedic program the whole show rests on. Greatest Rescues of Emergency! is a clip show, so it lands best watched in place among the later films.