Are these fun facts about Emergency! true or false?
You don’t need paramedic training to figure out which facts are true and which are false!
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Here’s a fact: Emergency! was incredibly influential in the development of paramedic programs across the country. It portrayed the dedication and hard work of real paramedics nationwide.
Today, we want to test your knowledge of Emergency! You may not know as much as paramedics John Gage or Roy DeSoto, but there are no lives on the line here—just your knowledge of the hit series.
You don’t need paramedic training to figure out which facts are true or false. Good luck!
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Randolph Mantooth, who played paramedic John Gage, had the opportunity to train as a firefighter with the LA County Fire Department after the series ended.
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The series is widely credited with encouraging the widespread adoption of paramedic programs.
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Although the show was based on some real events, there were no real dispatchers on Emergency!
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In preparation for their roles, Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe completed paramedic training.
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All rescue scenarios in the series were fictional.
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The badges worn by cast members were not actual LA County Fire Department badges.
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During the show's run, it was credited with saving lives in real life.
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Emergency! won a total of four Emmy Awards during its seven-season run.
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Emergency! used a real fire station for filming.
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Despite good ratings, the show was placed on hiatus in 1977.
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When Emergency! ended, there were only 12 paramedic units in the U.S.
Are these fun facts about Emergency! true or false?
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