Guest guest Posted June 22, 2011 Report Share Posted June 22, 2011 Great. All we need is to be is portrayed as cynical, burned out, sociopathic, drunken and drugged up satyrs and nymphomaniacs. Won't be long before parents don't let their children near us. Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry New Series Sounds like another program coming down the line that is not going to be good for EMS's image. Dave Comedian Denis Leary took a break from the laughs when 911 inspired him to co-create and star in the fiery world of Rescue Me back in 2004. With his intense eight-season run as damaged fireman Tommy coming to a close, Leary's getting loose in the writers' room with Bob Fisher (Wedding Crashers, Traffic Light) to adapt the six-part UK comedy series Sirens. " Swept along by an endless tide of bodily fluids rarely their own, the Sirens trio bicker, fight and shag their way through the darkly funny maelstrom of their lives, " previews a USA network release. " Behind the uniforms, the sirens and the incredibly fast driving, they are three ordinary blokes trying to make it through yet another shift. But once they've finished saving other people's lives, they need to salvage their own. " The original Sirens -- created by Fillis and inspired by EMT paramedic Tom Reynolds' book, Blood, Sweat and Tea -- hasn't yet premiered on British Channel 4, but there is a preview to check out (see video below). The exec producing team behind the US adaptation on USA includes Leary, Fisher, Jim Serpico (Rescue Me), Hal Vogel and Aukin (Hyde Park on the Hudson, End Game, The Promise). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2011 Report Share Posted June 22, 2011 Yet if you look at many EMS you see cynical, burned out, sociopathic, drunken and drugged up practitioners. As for the nymphomaniacs I did marry an EMT but than she married a Firefighter. Let the flames begin. Louis N. Molino, Sr. CET FF/NREMT/FSI/EMSI Training Program Manager Fire & Safety Specialists, Inc. Typed by my fingers on my iPhone. Please excuse any typos. (Cell) (Office) (Office Fax) LNMolino@... Lou@... > Great. All we need is to be is portrayed as cynical, burned out, sociopathic, drunken and drugged up satyrs and nymphomaniacs. > > Won't be long before parents don't let their children near us. > Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry > > New Series > > Sounds like another program coming down the line that is not going to be good for EMS's image. > > Dave > > > Comedian Denis Leary took a break from the laughs when 911 inspired him to co-create and star in the fiery world of Rescue Me back in 2004. With his intense eight-season run as damaged fireman Tommy coming to a close, Leary's getting loose in the writers' room with Bob Fisher (Wedding Crashers, Traffic Light) to adapt the six-part UK comedy series Sirens. > " Swept along by an endless tide of bodily fluids rarely their own, the Sirens trio bicker, fight and shag their way through the darkly funny maelstrom of their lives, " previews a USA network release. " Behind the uniforms, the sirens and the incredibly fast driving, they are three ordinary blokes trying to make it through yet another shift. But once they've finished saving other people's lives, they need to salvage their own. " > The original Sirens -- created by Fillis and inspired by EMT paramedic Tom Reynolds' book, Blood, Sweat and Tea -- hasn't yet premiered on British Channel 4, but there is a preview to check out (see video below). > The exec producing team behind the US adaptation on USA includes Leary, Fisher, Jim Serpico (Rescue Me), Hal Vogel and Aukin (Hyde Park on the Hudson, End Game, The Promise). > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2011 Report Share Posted June 22, 2011 Wait we're not?!?!?! LOL, but seriously I do know afew and they take that as a compliment. -Chris Sorry for the spelling and punctuation this was typed on the tiny keyboard on my iPhone > Great. All we need is to be is portrayed as cynical, burned out, sociopathic, drunken and drugged up satyrs and nymphomaniacs. > > Won't be long before parents don't let their children near us. > Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry > > New Series > > Sounds like another program coming down the line that is not going to be good for EMS's image. > > Dave > > > Comedian Denis Leary took a break from the laughs when 911 inspired him to co-create and star in the fiery world of Rescue Me back in 2004. With his intense eight-season run as damaged fireman Tommy coming to a close, Leary's getting loose in the writers' room with Bob Fisher (Wedding Crashers, Traffic Light) to adapt the six-part UK comedy series Sirens. > " Swept along by an endless tide of bodily fluids rarely their own, the Sirens trio bicker, fight and shag their way through the darkly funny maelstrom of their lives, " previews a USA network release. " Behind the uniforms, the sirens and the incredibly fast driving, they are three ordinary blokes trying to make it through yet another shift. But once they've finished saving other people's lives, they need to salvage their own. " > The original Sirens -- created by Fillis and inspired by EMT paramedic Tom Reynolds' book, Blood, Sweat and Tea -- hasn't yet premiered on British Channel 4, but there is a preview to check out (see video below). > The exec producing team behind the US adaptation on USA includes Leary, Fisher, Jim Serpico (Rescue Me), Hal Vogel and Aukin (Hyde Park on the Hudson, End Game, The Promise). > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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