This series explores the high-pressure experiences of police officers, paramedics and firefighters, who must balance saving those in need and solving their own personal lives.
This show and The Good Doctor are my two favorite new series of the year. By leveraging the 911 call setting, it mobilizes multiple lines of firefighting, medical care, and crime, resulting in a feeling of greediness at times, but it indeed condenses and refines the most attractive elements of these professions. The combination is also well done, and the handling is compact and interesting. Each episode is very well done, such as the Valentine's Day and full moon nights, and like The Good Doctor, it breaks the conventional episodic format. Klaus is really charming; I hope the next season will have more episodes.Read more...
Initially, I found this show's multiple and diverse plotlines overwhelming, thinking it was just a heartwarming perspective of Final Destination from the viewpoint of 911. But when I watched the fourth episode, I realized that this show is quite enjoyable. Each episode's central discussion point is clear, and the plot progresses along with fragmented clues and cases. Although sometimes it feels overly dramatic and preachy, seeing the lives of these "extraordinary" people really fills one with hope and makes them appreciate the value of life.Read more...
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