Trauma Page #10
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2009
- 60 min
- 482 Views
SLAMS into the 18 WHEELER. A horrible chain reaction happens.
The Big Rig jackknifes, fishtailing into other cars, causing
damage, blocking the road. A car swerves, plows head on into
oncoming traffic. Both sides of the bridge pile up.
At the back of the series of rear-end accidents, a CARPOOL
MOM has a minivan full of 10 YEAR OLD BOYS.
CARPOOL MOM:
Everybody okay?
Whoa! That was cool!!!!
CLOSE UP:
SOCCER MOM’S HANDPulling her phone, she dials “911.”
CUT TO:
33
INT. EMERGENCY RESPONSE CENTER - DAY 33
Banks of OPERATORS man phones and screens. The WORDS: “WAHL,
CLAUDIA 415-555-6355” hit a touch screen.
OPERATOR:
911. What is your emergency?
CARPOOL MOM:
Really bad accident. I’ve got my
kids in the car...
The operator touches the ‘SFFD, PARA.”
BOONE rides shotgun as Tyler whips the PARAMEDIC VAN through
the gridlocked streets.
OPERATOR:
Are you all right ma’am?
CARPOOL MOM:
I’m fine but it’s big pile up.
Maybe ten... fifteen cars.
The OPERATOR touches the screen again. This time it reads:
“San Francisco General Hospital.”
INTERCUT:
SAN FRANCISCO GENERALDr. Joe moves fast, clearing rooms. Interns set up gurneys
and temporary triage stations in the hallways.
(CONTINUED)
TRAUMA "PILOT" PRODUCTION DRAFT 2/17/09 pg. 22
33 CONTINUED:
33CARPOOL MOM (CONT’D)
It’s a mess. The worst is right in
the middle of the bridge.
The OPERATOR hits the touchscreen for “ANGEL’S FLIGHT.”
INTERCUT:
ANGEL’S FLIGHT EMT SERVICESJohnny Oh looks up at Marisa. Behind her, the other copter
pilots and Paramedics scramble.
MARISA:
Sh*t...
She takes off up the stairs.
34
EXT. ROOF - ANGEL’S FLIGHT EMT SERVICES - DAY 34
Fast, practiced, the older copter takes off. Sitting in the
back, bay doors open, RABBIT watches it go.
MARISA:
We got to go. Sounds bad.
RABBIT:
I let you on here. I’m risking your
life. I don’t know you. Don’t know
if you can handle it. Can’t do it.
MARISA:
Look Rabbit, I know your story. If
you don’t mind me saying so, you
need to stop dicking around and get
back on the horse. People need us.
Don’t sweat me. I can handle. I did
two tours. Basra, Baghdad,
Fallujah. I’ve been in the nasty.
Rabbit’s ears prick up.
RABBIT:
What’s the worst thing you’ve ever
seen?
MARISA:
What? We got to go, man.
RABBIT:
The worst thing you’ve even seen.
What was it?
MARISA:
You serious?
(he is)
Daytime run on Fallujah. Early
days. Lots of craziness on the
ground there. My nav, Davey
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