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Medic: S1E1-White is the Color* (1954) | A young husband must inform his pregnant wife that she's been diagnosed with fatal leukemia. Concern now shifts to the expected baby's survival. Dr. Styner wages an extended battle in the delivery room for the newborn's survival. | |
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Medic: S1E6-My Brother Joe* (1954) | S1E6-My Brother Joe: A ten-year-old boy is in a coma after an auto accident, and a neurosurgeon and other specialists try to ascertain the extent of damage to the boy's brain. Meanwhile, the child's family tries to cope. | |
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Medic: S1E9-With This Ring* (1954) | S1E9-With This Ring: A teen-aged mother-to-be checks into the hospital with Dr. Styner performing surgery. | |
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Medic: S1E11-The Wild Intruder* (1954) | S1E11-The Wild Intruder: With only a week to go before her wedding, a young woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, and must undergo an operation at once. A medical team must deal with both her physical problems and her fragile mental state at the same time. | |
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Medic: S1E14-Boy In The Storm* (1955) | S1E14-Boy In The Storm: Robert Maxwell is seventeen, and comes from a wealthy family. He also has epilepsy. An orphan, his guardian aunt has kept him in virtual isolation since childhood out of fear, shame, and ignorance. Dennis Hopper. | |
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Medic: S1E16-A Time To Be Alive* (1955) | S1E16-A Time To Be Alive: Eleven-year old Danny is a hemophiliac, even a slight injury can cause death. He's cut his arm and the doctors must halt the bleeding. Now his older sister worries that she too may have the genetic disease. | |
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Medic: S1E17-Flash Of Darkness* (1955) | S1E17-Flash Of Darkness: Richard Boone, as Dr. Konrad Steiner, is forced to practice a triage surgical system while panic, rioting and looting run rampant in the streets in this apocalyptic scenario. | |
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Medic: S1E19-Dr. Impossible* (1955) | S1E19-Dr. Impossible: In 1884, pioneering surgeon Dr. William Stewart Halstead finds that he and three colleagues are slowly but surely becoming seriously addicted to the cocaine that they have been using in anesthetic self-experiments. | |
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Medic: S1E20-Break Through The Bars* (1955) | S1E20-Break Through The Bars: A quiet, sedate, middle-aged bank cashier suddenly begins to exhibit strange and disturbng behavior. | |
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Medic: S1E27-Never Comes Sunday* (1955) | S1E27-Never Comes Sunday: The blow to a child`s head causes not only mental retardation, but a dysfunctional family as the members try to cope with the girl`s problems. | |
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Medic: S1E28-General Practitioner* (1955) | S1E28-General Practitioner: Dr. Terence Canfield, a general practitioner, is involved in the lives of his patients to the extent that it is beginning to adversely affect his own marriage. | |
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Medic: S2E2-Walk With Lions* (1955) | S2E2-Walk With Lions: Unaware that he has developed diabetes, a struggling young prizefighter who is also a gifted artist endangers his life by continuing to push himself in order to earn the money needed to further his education. | |
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Medic: S2E18-Who Search For Truth* (1956) | S2E18-Who Search For Truth: This is the story of Alexis St. Martin, a young fur trapper who was shot in the side and was used by Dr. William Beaumont for research into the function of the human digestive system. | |
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Medic: S2E29-Till The Song Is Done, Till The Dance Is Gone* (1956) | S2E29-Till The Song Is Done, Till The Dance Is Gone: This is the story of a young girl named Mary. She has a weak heart due to a defective heart valve. Doctors race to operate on her after she collapses at a dance she attended with her classmates. |
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