Lorne Greene
Battalion Chief Joe Rorchek
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- 1. A Saved Life Nov 1, 1981
- The battalion intends to give a boy a citation for his help with fires. But those plans are on hold when it's discovered the lad is the one who has been setting the blazes.—rharlan58
- 2. Death of a Fireman Nov 8, 1981
- Joe gives away bride Constance to firefighter Charlie Bowers. The newlyweds' world is shattered when Charlie is fatally injured. Ted, the best man, takes Charlie's death very badly and freezes during a subsequent incident.
- 3. Dark Fire Nov 15, 1981
- An arsonist stalks a witness a woman who happens to be blind.
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