This episode was good until the end. I assume the writers try to make everything as realistic as possible. Why did they write in the part, at the end, where the injured, and quite smug, EMT told the owner of the ambulance he was going to sue him for all his money because he kept telling said owner that the refurbished equipment they were using was sub par? The EMT, in admitting he knew the equipment was bad, would lose everything HE was worth plus his certifications and such, when the poor patient, who didn't need to be in the ambulance in the first place, got wind of this and sued HIM for gross negligence. Plus, we don't even know if the guy survived, last glimpse was of him getting CPR performed on him. They made it look like the poor EMT got the raw end of the deal. The sanctimonious jerk, if he was worth his salt, should never have worked with faulty equipment that posed a danger in the first place.
2 Reviews
Super NOT Cool
HelloBlockbuster31 March 2023
Warning: Spoilers
Marwani initiates a 911 call via Siri and.... IT WILL INTERACT WITH YOUR HOME POD AT HOME. Usually when there's an AI involved, there's some sort of embedding that prevents the show from interacting with viewers' AI systems in their homes. I've never had an issue before now with Siri responding to a tv show, Alexa on the other hand was notorious. VIEWERS BEWARE.
As for the show, it was awesome as usual. I prefer this over the original 9-1-1 believe it or not. This particular episode has Gabby Petito and Brian Laundries vibes. As did the past few with this couple. Marwani is returning to the 126!
As for the show, it was awesome as usual. I prefer this over the original 9-1-1 believe it or not. This particular episode has Gabby Petito and Brian Laundries vibes. As did the past few with this couple. Marwani is returning to the 126!
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