User Reviews

In the mercury poisoning storyline a woman starts scratching her skin to the point that she is bleeding, she then bangs her head into a glass wall and it shatters. During all of this one of her co-workers is just standing there watching, then she walks off the ledge and dies. The co-worker? He stood there and shouted at her as she fell to her death. He was STANDING right behind her, clearly any normal person would have saved her, what gives? Do the writers think that no one will pay attention to the victim stories because we are somehow blinded by the hair on Rob Lowe? Why even cast him in the one role he was not meant to play? When he heard the call come in on the first episode he looks up as if to see where the sound could be coming from and kinda stumbles over himself to get ready and dressed. I know it is very petty, especially for a pilot, it just seems like there should be enough people reviewing footage and editing that things like this shouldn't happen. Either way, it's pretty entertaining and it is refreshing to get a break from the LA characters.

And I thought the first episode was not good.

The hair thing was stupid. I get it, nobody likes loosing their but why spend so much time on it? First of all, nobody said he would. Second, what are you a woman? Plus his hair is ok but it's not that amazing, or is it just me? Third, he is a firefighter so one would expect him to understand what's important in life. Last, it's cancer so you know, what's more important your look or your life?

The racist lady was stupid too. Was it supposed to be funny? I didn't laugh. We get it, the 126 is very diverse.

The Mercury thing was ridiculous! The guy "doing his thing" was not funny. Plus, seriously? Nobody noticed they are eating a silver liquid? I've never actually tasted mercury but even if it's tasteless, I bet you can feel there's a pool of it in your sandwich when you're taking a bite. Also, why would the guy just come back there? If he wanted recognition he should have stayed, watch them and then confess. The whole thing felt off.

Lastly, it's not cool to make fun of mentally ill people plus please stop pretending that it can be solved so easily!! The guy wouldn't leave his apartment so easily just cause they said a sentence or two. These kind of things are very complicated and hard. Also PTSD doesn't resolve by counting to five so I hope they are not done with that. I don't get why he's even back in the field anyway? The Captain said he wasn't ready and then all of a sudden he was? Isn't it a little irresponsible to being someone who suffers from PTSD to work when there are lives on he line?!