Straight up, extra long, canon style, Emergency episode. Not telling. It's a surprise. *wink*

1976. After a rescue turns tragic, Roy is forced to confront memories he would rather leave in the past. Sometimes these memories are more precious than we can know.

After a bad run, Johnny's bizarre behavior ricochets through both Station 51 and Rampart as Roy tries to figure out what's wrong with his partner.

Two years after developing a seizure disoder and one year after undergoing experimental surgery, Johnny faces his biggest challenge: can he prove his ability to resume working as a paramedic? The fifth and final installment in the Seize seies

Johnny returns to Los Angeles after undergoing experimental brain surgery in an attempt to control his seizure disorder. What new challenges will he face and how will his struggle affect him - and those he loves the most? Part four of the Seize series

Johnny participates in an experimental treatment program in a desperate attempt to gain control over a devastating medical condition that has destroyed his life. Part Three of the Seize Series. In order to understand this story, read Seize The Day and Seize The Moment first.

*** This is a challenge response to GingerS's quote: "The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one." - Elbert Hubbard *** This is AU *** Johnny Gage's aunt feels the time is right to tell him how his parents met ***

One year after Johnny is diagnosed with a devastating medical condition, his life continues to spiral downward. His friends try to support him as he struggles to regain control and make a decision that could give him his life back...or ruin it forever. This story is Part Two of the "Seize" series. In order to understand the events in this story, please read "Seize The Day" firs

Can Johnny - and his friends - handle a medical problem that comes from nowhere and threatens to change his entire life? Part One of the "Seize" series. All copyrights belong to Mark VII and Universal Studios.

Captain Dick Hammer leaves his desert brush station for the new station in Carson. After horrifying events, he follows his heart ...

It's been months since the paramedics of Station 51 suffered a brutal attack on the job. Things are finally getting back to normal, or so it would seem. Reading The Cat Came Back would help a LOT, but it's not strictly necessary. Note: this story deals with PTSD (though at the time it was not called this), and characters may not behave as "usual".

John Gage gets suckered into spending Halloween with the DeSoto family. All he has to do is survive a couple shifts. Should be easy...as long as he doesn't think about the moon, which will be full on Halloween of 1974. For the second time in October.

Some kids run away and join the circus. John Gage ran away to be a fireman, and now as an adult his past rears up to clash with his present as he's stranded at an accident scene injured and alone and in need of rescue in more ways than one.

Alternate ending to the episode HELPFUL. Roy’s anger with Johnny has unexpected consequences.

Johnny deserves hazardous-duty pay for this one. And a distemper shot might not be a bad idea either.