Our thanks to Dawn who recommended this week’s visit to the Listener Library, “Where Do We Go From Here?” from Nightfall! This episode of the beloved series tells the tale of a man who has been left completely immobilized in a death-like state after a car crash. Can he find a way to communicate that he is awake and alert? What fate awaits him if he fails? Are Canadian ambulances better than those in the U.S.? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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Classic episode.
The first episode of the TV show Emergency! (1972) dealt with the fact that firefighters and ambulance crews could not provide meaningful medical help, and with the legislative fight to pass paramedic legislation. This script was based on the efforts that in real life had led to California Governor Ronald Reagan signing the Wedworth-Townsend Act in 1970. I guess Canada was just ten years or so behind the U.S.
I actually knew that! I had forgotten I knew that until you just posted this – BUT I totally remember that now! Wish I would have remembered while I was doing the discussion…
Wow I remember this from Alfred Hitchcock Presents. “Breakdown” was made in 1955 and then a newer version of basically the same thing around 1985.
This is one of my fave episodes of MORLSP of all time. I’m shocked most people weren’t as impressed as I was. The last third was a roller coaster ride where I was in the car and never ahead of it – every time it looked like he would be saved I would have real hope and then when it looked like he wouldn’t be I would have real despair. When the funeral director was like, “I can make this call… BUT if I did I would be made fun of… BUT I have to do what was right” it… Read more »