Ep 19. Spring Forward, Fall Back
- TV-NR
- April 17, 2000
- 44 min
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8.1 (28)
Spring Forward, Fall Back is the nineteenth episode of the first season of the American drama series Third Watch. It is a thrilling and emotionally charged episode that follows the lives of the police officers, firefighters, and paramedics of the fictional 55th Precinct in New York City as they work together to keep the city safe.
The episode starts with the squad members of the police department struggling to adjust to daylight-saving time, causing them to be late for work. When they finally arrive, Officer Ty Davis (played by Coby Bell) and his partner, Officer Carlos Nieto (played by Anthony Ruivivar), are called to assist in a domestic dispute. The situation quickly turns violent, and the officers are forced to use force to subdue the perpetrator.
Meanwhile, paramedics, Bobby Caffey (played by Bobby Cannavale) and Kim Zambrano (played by Kim Raver), respond to an emergency call regarding an injured man found on the side of the road. While treating him, they discover that he is suffering from a rare disease that requires immediate treatment.
Elsewhere, firefighter Jimmy Doherty (played by Eddie Cibrian) and his crew, are called to a fire at an abandoned warehouse. However, when they arrive, they discover that the building is being used as a drug house by a notorious gang. The firefighters are caught in the crossfire, and it is up to Jimmy to protect his fellow firefighters and put out the fire.
As the episode progresses, it becomes apparent that there is a connection between all of these seemingly unrelated incidents. The police officers, firefighters, and paramedics must work together to uncover the truth and protect the people of New York City.
Spring Forward, Fall Back is a gripping and intense episode that showcases the resilience, bravery, and teamwork of the first responders of New York City. It is a must-watch for fans of the series and anyone interested in the lives of everyday heroes who put their lives on the line to keep us safe.