Manley Teeth......

[Jackie]

I am not going to argue about "after the fact". Nobody sane today, even with movies like "Jaws" or "Friday The 13th" can be fooled by the music or effects today. But even with "Emergency" that shit worked on me back then.

Oh the effects of the orginal Jaws and Jaws 2 hold up. 3 and 4 on the other hand.

I love the original two Jaws, but no, today, outside the acting, the mechanical shark does not fool me today. The acting still stands up, but the special effects, no. 

I've never seen a shark with jaw skin flab that makes it look like  a basset hound.

Even the makers admitted, at the time, their initial intent was to rely on the visuals of a shark. But in the making the movie they had so many problems with the mechanical shark, they ended up relying more on implication and music. What made the first two Jaws successful was more about not actually seeing the shark than the special effects.

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Emergency was a good follow up to Adam 12.  It introduced hospital crises to prime time.  I wanted that nurse to let down her hair and examine me.  Then I grew up and moved on.

Reconsider how you portray Native American names.  Is it funny enough to be worth it?

Fun fact, the dispatcher in Adam-12 in reality was a real police dispatcher before taking on that role.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Oh the effects of the orginal Jaws and Jaws 2 hold up. 3 and 4 on the other hand.

I love the original two Jaws, but no, today, outside the acting, the mechanical shark does not fool me today. The acting still stands up, but the special effects, no. 

I've never seen a shark with jaw skin flab that makes it look like  a basset hound.

Even the makers admitted, at the time, their initial intent was to rely on the visuals of a shark. But in the making the movie they had so many problems with the mechanical shark, they ended up relying more on implication and music. What made the first two Jaws successful was more about not actually seeing the shark than the special effects.

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Emergency was a good follow up to Adam 12.  It introduced hospital crises to prime time.  I wanted that nurse to let down her hair and examine me.  Then I grew up and moved on.

Reconsider how you portray Native American names.  Is it funny enough to be worth it?

Fun fact, the dispatcher in Adam-12 in reality was a real police dispatcher before taking on that role.

In addition to reconsidering your treatment of Native names, you might also give some thought to what facts are considered ‘fun’.

Boru

[Jackie]

Emergency was a good follow up to Adam 12.  It introduced hospital crises to prime time.  I wanted that nurse to let down her hair and examine me.  Then I grew up and moved on.

Reconsider how you portray Native American names.  Is it funny enough to be worth it?

I did not make that word play to poke fun of his name, it really was just word play. I loved him in Emergency as a kid. I wanted to be him as a kid.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Emergency was a good follow up to Adam 12.  It introduced hospital crises to prime time.  I wanted that nurse to let down her hair and examine me.  Then I grew up and moved on.

Reconsider how you portray Native American names.  Is it funny enough to be worth it?

I did not make that word play to poke fun of his name, it really was just word play. I loved him in Emergency as a kid. I wanted to be him as a kid.

I don’t think you did it intentionally, it’s just that you’ve got a tin ear for this sort of thing. You’re not malicious, just insensitive.

Boru

[Ranjr]

I did not make that word play to poke fun of his name, it really was just word play. I loved him in Emergency as a kid. I wanted to be him as a kid.

I liked him too.  He looked like my dad.

[Jackie]

Just watching another episode of Baywatch. 

And Wendie Malick whom went on to star in the sitcom " Just Shoot Me" played Nina Van Horn . Also played Mitch''s x wife  in 7 episodes of the Series Baywatch.

[Astreja]

Now that's a blast from the past! Used to watch Emergency! every week.

[Jackie]

Now that's a blast from the past!  Used to watch Emergency! every week.

Still love the music for the opening. Almost 50 years later and I can rerun the music in my head.