[ SECRET POST #3200 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3200 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Old TV shows you rewatched?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, I re-watched Emergency a few years ago. It's dated, yes - kind of the baby version of today's procedurals - but it was so much better than I expected. Love Roy and Johnny, they're such a great mix of personality and the banter was hilarious at times!

Re: Old TV shows you rewatched?

[shortysc22]

Emgergency comes on while we're eating dinner and my brother's a firefighter, so it makes for great dinner conversation when he'll explain certain techniques and how they're either not used at all or what they ended up evolving in to.

Oh it's definitely dated (THE HAIR!) but it's a good show and one that doesn't get enough recognition.

Re: Old TV shows you rewatched?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not in medical or any kind of rescue field (unless you're having an IT emergency), but I'm so used to today's TV shows that when we were watching Emergency, I'd call out "clear!" whenever they were using the defibrillator. Since none of the characters were saying it, I thought someone ought to.

Oh, the hair! The clothes! The bizarrely intrusive music in later seasons. And actors who don't match the character's age. "The patient is 17." Wrong, he's got to be 35. "This 35 year-old-man" is actually being played by a 55-year-old actor.

So much fun!

Re: Old TV shows you rewatched?

[shortysc22]

Haha, that's great yelling "clear" at the TV.

You can definitely see how it led to the procedural shows we have today and it's great to see the development of television.

It's also great when Dad will say something about having some outfit and Mom and I will just laugh at him. Or the short shorts on the guys (even though it's not that short, it's a big style change from what I'm used to)