Fight the power!
A young doctor tries to convince everyone about an impending epidemic, but he is accused of creating panic.
Dorian Harewood Robin Gammell Catlin Adams Norman Bartold George Brenlin Regis Cordic René Enríquez Bryan Gordon Hilda Haynes James Hong André Pavon George Petrie Rose Portillo Fran Ryan Ramon Bieri David Clennon Jane Elliot Movita Rhoda Gemignani Peter Kwong Robert Machray Nancy Stephens Eloy Casados O.W. Tuthill
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