Mark and Susan
have to go on a helicopter where there has
been a car accident. Susan is really
afraid of flying. A van and a truck have
crashed. The guy in the truck is dead.
In the van is a man, his wife, a boy and a
baby girl. The boy is Zach Herlihy and
he needs surgery. David is the father
and he has a head trauma and looses some of
his memory for a while. He is a
pediatrician. Susan has to go back to
get the mother and the baby girl. Haleh
is on vacation, so they send a nurse named
Rhonda to come and help in the ER. She
has no idea what she is doing and her and
Carol clash. She almost kills a patient
by handing over the wrong syringe with the
wrong medicine in it. Carol pulls her
off of helping patients. She kisses Mark
before she boards the helicopter to get them.
The baby is named Megan and Carter, Benton,
Abby and Peter are working on her.
Jeanie and Maggie take care of Mr. B. He
is a man who wishes to be cryogenically frozen
so that he can be with his wife. His
wife was frozen eight years earlier. Mr.
B.'s caregiver brings him in. He dies
and Maggie and Jeanie promise to take care of
him until the man can come and get him.
They get ice from Doc Magoo's and cover him up
in it. Carol and William study at Doc
Magoo's and Doug comes in and meets him.
Hubert Skinner, from the cryogenics facility,
comes in after Mr. Brazil's body. Abby
has to go check on the boy and leaves Peter
and Gant to finish. Benton makes a bad
judgment call and the baby bleeds a lot.
Abby comes back after Gant runs to find her
and she makes Benton step back. Abby has
to tell the parents about the babies
condition, but she does not tell them that
Peter caused it. Gant tries to make
Peter feel bad, but Peter just blows him off.
Peter tries to say a prayer, but he can't
remember the words to it. It is a Psalm.
Reviewed
by Tony Conner on 10-12-2000

NBC Review
ON THE SCENE RESCUE -- In
response to a remote, near-fatal car accident,
doctors Greene and Lewis ride in a rescue
helicopter to help the victims. Lewis
momentarily gets over her fear of flying and
arrives on scene to help a family of four
involved in the crash. When the parents, their
seven-year-old son and infant daughter are
airlifted back to the ER, it's up to Benton and
the others to save them.