Emergency! season 3 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a thrilling episode, Squad 51 tackles a range of emergencies, from a child trapped in a car by live power lines to a potential heart attack at a corporate office. Amid their lifesaving duties, firefighters John Gage and Roy DeSoto deal with the prospects of a surprising inheritance, which turns out to be far less lucrative than anticipated due to a series of deductions, leaving them with a paltry sum and a cat significantly better off. Additionally, the team faces a dangerous fire at a paint factory, demonstrating their bravery and quick thinking. Personal lessons are learned about the value of health over wealth, as seen through the recovery of a stubborn stockbroker, Mr. Winthrop.
Full Episode S03E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary emergency Squad 51 responds to at the beginning of the episode?
A child trapped in a car with downed power lines.
How does Squad 51 ensure the child's safety in the car with downed power lines?
They instruct the child to stay inside the car until the electricity is shut off.
Who is Mr. Winthrop, and what is his condition?
Mr. Winthrop is a stockbroker suffering from a possible heart attack.
What prevents Mr. Winthrop from seeking immediate medical help?
His prioritization of his business dealings over his health.
What significant news does Roy DeSoto receive?
He receives a letter hinting at a significant inheritance.
What unusual incident does Squad 51 respond to involving teenagers?
An overeating incident resulting from an eating contest.
How much do John Gage and Roy DeSoto ultimately inherit from the estate?
$18.75 each.
What allocation does the cat receive from the estate?
$15,000.
What causes the fire at the paint factory?
A spill of flammable liquids.
What lesson does Mr. Winthrop learn from his heart attack experience?
The importance of prioritizing health over wealth.