Elin: only half the time does it feel like someone actually knows what they're doing in charge, though
Zero Moth: thought the whole show was about pushing the limits of what's realistic, but I guess that's just it – most people wouldn't be able to keep up
Velvet Halo: love how they glossed over the actual egregious plot holes but I'm surprised 'bunch of random characters in a helicopter' didn't make the list
Milaibrahim: it always feels like they could come up with something a little more grounded in reality if they wanted to
Crimson Jackal: i'm still mad at how they handled that helicopter crash in season 3 - way too tidy
Ember Wolf: kinda funny they're complaining about 'unrealistic' emergencies after all the stuff we get exposed to in the news every day
Selim: these scenarios are way too convenient for an LA call center
Null Reaper: seriously though who comes up with these wild stunts
Elias: seems like they finally ran out of creative ideas, started referencing the plotlines of their own spin-offs
Crimson Nomad: those train rescues are always something else lol –
Onyx Sparrow: seriously though, what about the time they rescued a family from a plane crash on the 405? how realistic was that?
Selim: unfortunately this isn't helping my own trauma about those helicopter accidents in season 4, man they still give me nightmares
Vanta Lynx: i'm surprised they didn't include that one fire in the canyon episode last season, thought it was pretty wild. 🚒
Mia: they're calling these "unrealistic" emergencies now?
Noelreyesxo: haven't watched 9-1-1 in ages but now I'm curious about those scenarios
Nova: who writes this stuff? 'entertainingly unrealistic' is being polite
Zero Sparrow: at least this season we're consistent in our absurdity
Nina: unconvinced by their arguments over what makes an emergency 'realistic' somehow