This was like Emergency meets Scooby doo. I don't know any fire departments that would let 4 kids tag along to a fire. Randolph Mantooth was not a fan but he said back then a Paycheck was a paycheck.
I was such a fan of this show. I think I watched every episode, plus the real EMERGENCY, and there was even a magazine on the show, and I remember how much i wanted one. I finally got my wish.
I actually worked as an EMT with the Goldsboro Fire Department, in Goldsboro NC. I did the Emergency Medical Service under the Fire Department. We did train with the fire personal. My Dad was a fire engineer. He stayed with the fire truck and ran the pumps. The real show was very close to the real thing. Yes I started IV:s actually I done indotractial intubations in the field. I watch the real show every chance I get.
Im an animator and it has been my dream to make animations. Emergency has always been my favorite show. I never knew they tried to make animations on the show! This is amazing
Wow, I remember this show well, even though I couldn't watch it because I had other commitments at the day and time it was on. I was SO in love with Johnny Gage, it was actually painful. I dreamed about him for decades! In fact, all the girls in my junior high were as painfully in love with him as I was. Oh the stories I could tell! So glad to finally get a chance to watch it, thank you!!!
I loved watching the actual/non-animated TV series when it first came out in the '70s, and I'm glad I get to watch three back-to-back episodes on COZI TV now. I'm really surprised that my husband and I don't remember the animated show. 🤔
I wish they'd bring this back since it showed that everybody COULD work together to get a job done, black, and white, boys, anad girls! Thepeopleoftoday could take a few lessons from this shopw!
Figuring this was '70s Hanna-Barbera's "limited animation" style and the source material (the live-action drama on the air at the time) these cartoons were actually well made for the era (had to have the "kids team" and the animals in there, both "very '70s:). Probably Comcast (they might own the cartoon copyrights, as it was Universal's IP) forgot that these even existed 'cause I haven't seen these anywhere else (don't remember these being dubbed into Spanish either, as the live-action series was).
I have a high ranking for watching this show on the television and on the tablet and I watch rescue 911, e.r. with Tony Edward's but on the show he went by Mark Greene, soaps general hospital, Amsterdam m.d. tacoma general hospital 🏥, marybridge hospital and medical center, and more eccsetra
In the '70s and early '80s there were many cartoons made out of live-action dramas or sitcoms on the air, often using the same actors voicing the characters.
"Squad 51. Mr. Gage and Mr. DeSoto!" "With all that action, it got to be big trouble." Yes, because they only respond to BIG calls. Not that trivial stuff. Man, these voice actors read their scripts like they WANT to sound like cartoon characters.
I remember getting up at 8 a.m. on a Saturday morning. Aw. I loved when at the end the real actors would have a quick promo of first aid stuff. Was 10 when God cartoon came out.
By the time this cartoon was on the air (mid '70s?) H-B had been making cartoons for TV for over a decade (since 1958) already and were the largest producer of made-for-TV (non-theatrical) cartoons. The OG's of both The Flinstones and The Jetsons were from way before this (Huckleberry Hound and Ruff N' Ready were a couple of their first cartoons).
This was like Emergency meets Scooby doo. I don't know any fire departments that would let 4 kids tag along to a fire. Randolph Mantooth was not a fan but he said back then a Paycheck was a paycheck.
Relax it’s a cartoon.😂😂
…and made to trigger kids interest, hence from the comments below it did for a whole generation of us in industrial or paramedicine.
Back in the 70’s we were allowed to do things unlike today
Watched it as a kid, along with the Saturday night show , and became a medic and served 25 years in the NYC 911 system. 🤎🤘🚑🚑🚓🚓
The cartoon world lost a good voice.
They DID NOT have a firepole at Station 51`
Granted they didn't but I guess that it's for dramatic affect. Love from Marysville California KMG 365
Johnnys first station-I think it was 10-had a fire pole
@@coolbear6441It was Station 10.
I was three years old and I remember every episode. The catalyst to a beautiful career in the fire service.
I remember watching this as a little kid and now it dawns on me - the kid is driving a truck.
I was such a fan of this show. I think I watched every episode, plus the real EMERGENCY, and there was even a magazine on the show, and I remember how much i wanted one. I finally got my wish.
I actually worked as an EMT with the Goldsboro Fire Department, in Goldsboro NC. I did the Emergency Medical Service under the Fire Department. We did train with the fire personal. My Dad was a fire engineer. He stayed with the fire truck and ran the pumps. The real show was very close to the real thing. Yes I started IV:s actually I done indotractial intubations in the field. I watch the real show every chance I get.
oh good for you nerd
@@justincase7937 You have a problem Sir. Were you an EMERGENCY Medical Technician ? Well I'm waiting? Were you a firefighter, Well I am waiting?
Love the real show couldn't make it through an episode of this
Im an animator and it has been my dream to make animations. Emergency has always been my favorite show. I never knew they tried to make animations on the show! This is amazing
All that time, I thought this was a Hanna-Barbera cartoon.
I was about 4 y/o and remember it...50 yrs later, killer soundtrack!
Wow!!!! Johnny finally got to drive to a call.
🤣🤣🤣
He’s gotten to drive a few times, like I’m the lighter than air man episode
Wow, I remember this show well, even though I couldn't watch it because I had other commitments at the day and time it was on. I was SO in love with Johnny Gage, it was actually painful. I dreamed about him for decades! In fact, all the girls in my junior high were as painfully in love with him as I was. Oh the stories I could tell! So glad to finally get a chance to watch it, thank you!!!
I don't remember the cartoon Emergency, thanks 4 uploading it.
Bravissimo dudes!! This was like Emergency meets Scooby-doo. Featuring the talents of guest star John Stephenson the legendary Hanna-Barbera fella.
Johnny was driving the Squad
Noticed that too. IDK if they did that in every episode, but It might be a way of evening that out. lol.
I still watch the show at 1 everyday
Never missed the show on Saturday night. Just visited the museum in bellflower and it is awesome!!!
Couple of changes I finally noticed..their turnout coats and helmets were always in the squad; here they show them in the closet area…
I had no idea they had an animated show! I'm freaking out right now!!!
Very good job fellows!! Love this cartoon version of Emergency, watch live action weekdays on Cozi TV.
I loved watching the actual/non-animated TV series when it first came out in the '70s, and I'm glad I get to watch three back-to-back episodes on COZI TV now. I'm really surprised that my husband and I don't remember the animated show. 🤔
Always did think Emergency! was Memorable entertainment TeleVision. Now I can safely say... So is their cartoon.
I remember watching this cartoon on Saturday mornings i love it and the real show also wish i could have the model kit of squad 51
I remember that!!
Good times great tv unlike todays
Well I never saw this show before. Looks interesting
🧙♂️☕♥️😁👍 it brought back a lot of memories
6:28, so they actually retained the B&M siren on the Crown!
This was so cheesy, but they don’t make cartoons like this anymore, these were great back in the day.
Love this cartoon version of Emergency,watch live action weekdays on Cozi TV.
Kmg 365...Ringers Lactate D5W and transport as soon as possible!
Amazing work!!!👍👍👍👍👍🎈🎈😁💁👅🤠❤️👍🤠💗
The heroes Roy and John
I wish they'd bring this back since it showed that everybody COULD work together to get a job done, black, and white, boys, anad girls! Thepeopleoftoday could take a few lessons from this shopw!
Start an IV. D5W.
Countershock. 400 watt/seconds.
Figuring this was '70s Hanna-Barbera's "limited animation" style and the source material (the live-action drama on the air at the time) these cartoons were actually well made for the era (had to have the "kids team" and the animals in there, both "very '70s:).
Probably Comcast (they might own the cartoon copyrights, as it was Universal's IP) forgot that these even existed 'cause I haven't seen these anywhere else (don't remember these being dubbed into Spanish either, as the live-action series was).
never new this existed half of it is great
Dang!!! I forgot about this!!!!
This aired on my 8th Birthday.
Sounds like John Stephenson guest stared in the episode.
So bad it's goo-so bad. RIP Mr. Hansen.
I never seen this show but, remember it being on the fall preview show.
I subscribed. You look close to 1000 . It took 3 years for this to pop up in my feed
I don't think they ever showed it where I live. 😕
I have a high ranking for watching this show on the television and on the tablet and I watch rescue 911, e.r. with Tony Edward's but on the show he went by Mark Greene, soaps general hospital, Amsterdam m.d. tacoma general hospital 🏥, marybridge hospital and medical center, and more eccsetra
They made a cartoon out of THIS show?OMG
Is this the only animated TV series Universal Television ever made?
I never knew there was a cartoon based on EMERGENCY.
Made by Hanna-Barbara in the mid 70s 🚨
In the '70s and early '80s there were many cartoons made out of live-action dramas or sitcoms on the air, often using the same actors voicing the characters.
@@joelsmith3797 - that was Filmation, then H-B's biggest competitor in made-for-TV cartoons. Also using the same voicing actors as TOS.
All's well, ends well
"Squad 51. Mr. Gage and Mr. DeSoto!" "With all that action, it got to be big trouble." Yes, because they only respond to BIG calls. Not that trivial stuff. Man, these voice actors read their scripts like they WANT to sound like cartoon characters.
I thought this was dumb when I was a kid. Still think so today.
So 51 has a truck Company now ok
20:38 No time for monkey business, Bananas!
So cheesy gauge will try and keep the crowd back okay that'll help
I remember getting up at 8 a.m. on a Saturday morning. Aw. I loved when at the end the real actors would have a quick promo of first aid stuff. Was 10 when God cartoon came out.
You got up late 😁😁I was up 6 or so👍👍
@@coolbear6441 Too early!😊
Why isn't Roy driving
One of the WAY early Hanna-Barbara series. Not bad but I still prefer the live-action series 🚒
By the time this cartoon was on the air (mid '70s?) H-B had been making cartoons for TV for over a decade (since 1958) already and were the largest producer of made-for-TV (non-theatrical) cartoons.
The OG's of both The Flinstones and The Jetsons were from way before this (Huckleberry Hound and Ruff N' Ready were a couple of their first cartoons).
Carburetor adjustment? What the hell is a carburetor?
6:48 Since when did 51 get a truck company? Ik in irl but in the cartoon?
I forgot there was a cartoon
why are they sliding down a pole in a 1 story building?
Good stuff!
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Where did you find this????
WTF are those kids fuckin around an oil field?
6:48 Since when 51 ha day truck company?
It never did back in the original show, only in this show did they add a truck company.
@@EvanDowell1213 Guess makes since because irl they have a truck so I guess it works
I don’t did this
Meh, still better than Station 19.
🤣
Man that was cringey.
rappelling with an scba on?
God I remember this show as a kid! So lame. No pole in the station, no boots, oh, and no lame pain in the ass kids in the way either!
simply awful..."increase he pressure...and the guy cranks on the hydrant more. awful show