For people wondering: Standard procedure to get a baby that was rocketed into a tree by a rolling vehicle is to get a second larger baby and to throw it into the tree until the first baby is free. In case second baby gets stuck: Good for you! Now with every throw of a third baby you have twice the chance to rescue one of the babies!
I love the crossbow part. I mean the shooter redefines "sniper". What is that? 150 to 200 yards? Easily defying the wind Shooting straight against the sun (look at the shadows on the house + elevated on the tower) And the bolts are so fast and have such high velocity to completely pierce the victim and keep flying. Alrighty then. "Fuck physics..I got swag."
The range is actualy not unreasonable for a powerfull crossbow, and you can mitigate the efects of sunlight and wind. But that does still not explain wehre the arrows went.
When I was in elementary school, we had something called “Junior Deputy” where the local sheriff, captain of the fire department, and EMS came in and did a series of programs and demonstrations. We got to the “jaws of life” section and they called it “the claw” and my entire class of 4th graders said “the claaaaw.”
I never thought a baby magically rocketed for a car into a at least 20 foot tall tree would be the basis a show other then like Tom and Jerry would use
"If we can't cut her out of the car, we cut the car off of her." Removing the car from around the patient is LITERALLY the definition of "Vehicle Extrication". All that guy is saying is basically 'Lets do our jobs the right way!"
@@tifforo1 just from the clip shown it doesn't seem like they were considering doing the alternative...but considering some of the questionable things that happen in those shows it wouldn't be surprising if they suggested it
Yeah I was a little confused that his gripe was "The assassin's gotta stay cool!" no they're saying its weird for someone to let all of their cold air out
Hey, he has a wound! Let‘s first have a good look and an extended philosophical discussion about what kind of wound it is and how he got it, while doing absolutely nothing against all the blood leaving our client. 😃👍
1:46 Hey, Archer here. I can confirm there's definitely no way that any archer could shoot that accurately 200 yds up, crossbow or not. They would have to be insanely lucky and would have had to have practiced shooting that high for a long, long time, and even then, it still wouldn't be as accurate as they say it is.
@@Sasha-ph9uv Yeah, if the sniper's shooting bolts hard enough to pierce all the way through a leg at that distance (somehow???)... it's gonna get lodged in the tower. It's almost like a gun would have made more sense for this scene, but the writers wanted some extra dramatic tension for some reason.
"Don't cut the person out of the vehicle; cut the vehicle off the person" is actually something I learned in EMS classes. The car is expendable. Tear it up if it means getting the person out safely. All the rest... yeah, they're idiots. And where the hell are the police to stop the crossbowman?
Bigger question, why the hell did someone decide to shoot their crossbow at them? Like, if you have so much beef with the guy, why didn’t you shoot him while he was on the ground?
*to be fair* its probable that the intent there was 'if he's still bleeding, his heart is still beating' or at the very least 'if he';s still bleeding, he still has blood'. which would be preferable to the alternative.
I mean, this is the same show that doesn’t know how to use a tourniquet or a HOSE. Ah yes, let’s run into a fire and bring fire extinguishers. That’s a great idea!
Non-American here and while understand it's a joke and it's common to sue everything there, what kind of lawsuit can be pursued in such situation? I don't understand :/
I'm not an american or a specialist on the matter but i have a hunch something along the lines negligence at work or sth cause they had a bunch of free people and nobody seemed to use a blanket to catch a kid in case it were to fall before saved, or at that matter if they had a ladder not use it but a tree that can break under a weight of the adult. Just my guess.
the true question gasoline can't catch on fire when its in water i know they should disconnect the battery but the gas tank as long as all of it has leaked out and touched water it should be fine
@@marvindebot3264 yeah it should be, but thats only if your in there for a long time thats the best thing to do. but if you ain't going to be there for a long time its just better to get away from the car rather then unpluging the battery
@@MurasakiTsukimaru Black smoke-eating Spiderman or Grey smoke-eating Spiderman? What's the difference? Black smoke Eating Spiderman has to play out like a season of 24 because that's his life expectancy. Grey smoke-eating Spiderman could be a character in a Cheech and Chong movie.
The only thing i’ve disagreed with you with, the air conditioning. The significance isn’t the air conditioner, it’s that the window was open while the air conditioner was in use. The window being open with an AC was odd and therefore suspicious. I might have watched every one of your videos so far and it’s amazing how that’s the first time I’ve had a reason to disagree. I love your videos.
@@marvindebot3264 I assume it was the deduction in the show. It was very warm, therefor it made sense people with AC's would have them on. Still dodgy...
@@marvindebot3264 basically if i have a window unit why would i want to open my window to let more hot air in. It makes sense why its suspicious but i just found this channel and love his humor😂
It seems like a super scary job that I know I don't have the guts for at all. I'm happy there are people like you and your service brothers and sisters that actually know what they are doing and sacrifice for the rest of us.
I’m so glad I found you and these videos. I love both 911 series but it’s still a riot to hear your critiques and know that I’m not the only one who has noticed glaring plot holes and weird “stuff.” Going on!
My favorite part about this whole thing is I just picture Jason as the only guy on the job who knows what he's doing but everyone else just keeps ignoring him 🤣
0:19 that awkward moment when you used (stopped four/three years ago) to volunteer in a texas firefighter department and we did call it the jaws of life
Taking care of the exit wound only and saying you’re done is like eating an apple, but never getting that close to the core. You got 70% of the job done, but what about the rest?
To be fair to the guy talking about the window and AC. He’s pointing out that nobody would have a window open and an AC going at the same time unless they were crazy ( which I’m gonna assume the shooter is). Now how he knows what a running AC unit looks like from that far away is a totally different matter.
lol! I love these green screen videos! Glad I'm not the only one who can't watch TV anymore for all of the errors (Military, firearm, nursing/hospital, firefighter, ambulance scenes... they all set me off) My kids won't even watch TV with me some days because they say I ruin it for them.
@@MySexyParrots "Jaws of life" is actually a trademark of the Hurst company. Everyone knows the spreader, but my favorite tool is the "O" cutter. Two big jaws that make the letter "O" when they just overlap and make two pieces of ANYTHING inside them when the jaws close! There's the junkyard dog. It's an extendable brace with a spike at the bottom and a ratchet strap to keep it from slipping. It's used to brace an overturned car or one on its side so that it doesn't shift or fall while we're working on it.
@@MySexyParrots Firefighters would be more likely to say "go get the hurst tool" or "go get the spreader" or maybe "go get the jaws". Saying "jaws of life" sounds kind of corny, especially when dramatically shouted at the scene of an extrication, as Rob Lowe did here.
2:08 I mean in all fairness I think the logic is “Hey it’s weird the window is open right next to a running AC Unit.” It’s dumb but I can see where they’re coming from
You're have the vibe of that chimney sweep from Mary Poppins xD. Just popping up like that. Love it so much. Now my friends no longer have to be frustrated at me commenting over these kinds of shows, how it makes no sense - we can just watch your videos, and for once, we can ALL have a good time xD.
Love these videos. They’re hilarious. Please keep them coming! I’d also be interested to see a ranking video of all the firefighter shows you’ve watched that rank them from least realistic to most realistic.
you forgot the first episode where he didn't use his radio to let everyone else know that the place is about the blow-up! Also that they didn't hear dispatch notify them of that
2:16, i have a friend who was a medic and he swears by the tourniquet . he even used your phrase. strangely enough, i heard some doctors/nurses dont like them since they cut off blood flow. which is the bloody point.
Not too long ago tourniquets had fallen out of favor in civilian medicine due to a focus on saving life AND limb. However, it never really left military field medicine. Shortly after the War on Terror began documentation started finding higher survival rates for traumatic injuries in combat zones than back in the US. It was found to be due to tourniquet use by combat medics.
I just watched 10 of these videos and holly crap this is frign funny!!!! but at the same time so educational!!! Love the crossbow part, not a single FF said call the cops so they can do their job.
“If we can’t cut her out of the car, we’ll have to cut the car out of her” Me: normal * plays back * Me: but they could possibly cut her out... and say it was apart of the damage 🤷♂️
I want to meet the supposed technical advisor for this garbage show and ask this person exactly how many zeros did they have to write on the check to buy their dignity.
I wouldnt neccessarily be too hard on the guy. I recall a story a historian told about being historical advisor on a film set. He was asked whether the banner of the army that was being protrayed would be at the front or more to the back. He answered by pointing out that what they had was a cavalry standard. that was his only interaction with the crew of the movie for the entire shoot they just told him to sit in a corner and be quiet from that point on. Still put his name in the credits iirc.
I assume they put the technical advisor into a little soundproof container and had him try to shout his ideas at them through that, then they all went to lunch while he did that.
I know absolutely nothing about the medical field/firefighting - these “green screening myself into show” videos are actually quite educational for me lol
Okay, first off I know nothing about being fire fighter or paramedic, however, I have common sense and for this very basic skill alone....I love your videos. Please keep being amazing and making these videos. And secondly, I find them educational, beacause despite having common sense, its gives me a real life view on how professional view situations. So yeah....keep it up.
