Starring SCTV's Joe Flaherty as Count Floyd, this fire safety video is a rare classic. It's still taught in some schools today, it's that comprehensive and entertaining.
Rest in Peace, Joe Flaherty. His Count Floyd character also appeared on "The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimely" and "Cartoon Planet" (spin-off from Cartoon Network's "Space Ghost Coast to Coast"). He co-starred with Dave Thomas in "Sesame Street Presents: Follow that Bird" as the Sleaze Brothers. John Candy who died in 1994 acted the State Trooper who arrested them for abducting Big Bird.
I remember back in the mid 90s the fire department in my city ran a fire safety program in the summer and they played this video. I was just randomly thinking about it and glad to see this again. I love nostalgia from my childhood.
I remember watching this when I was in kindergarten on a lesson in fire safety, or was it 1st grade? Oh well. Anyway, I was searching for something with vampire and smoke detectors, and here I found this, after all these years.
State Farm Insurance sent me the Curriculum with the Video about 20 years ago. Last year, for the 1st time I could not use the video because all the VCR's/TV's were removed. Bummer. I just found Count Floyd on the CZcams and he's back in my classroom! Thank you, CZcams. My students loved this and their homework tonight is to work with their families on fire safety and prevention ...and a way to get out in the event of a fire!!!
I've been looking for this for years. Lmao, I remember it from second grade circa '93. Ending song still stuck in my head to this day. Cringey but I learned something.
Saw this a couple decades ago for cub scouts; it's been an occasional memory since Also, what if they actually set Daniel on fire to do the stop, drop, and roll
yooooo I saw this in 5th grade and haven't been able to find it until now. I like how at 12:03 he "changes the battery" and "tests" an ESL 445 wired system detector with no battery or test button XD 😂
Rest in Peace, Joe Flaherty. His Count Floyd character also appeared on "The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimely" and "Cartoon Planet" (spin-off from Cartoon Network's "Space Ghost Coast to Coast"). He co-starred with Dave Thomas in "Sesame Street Presents: Follow that Bird" as the Sleaze Brothers. John Candy who died in 1994 acted the State Trooper who arrested them for abducting Big Bird.
I just went searching for this video because I LOVED watching it in school, only to find it was uploaded by a dear childhood friend. Hi, Chad!
🤣 I was shocked no one had up uploaded it
so I had to do my part by borrowing it from a teacher before she retired.
R.I.P. , Count.😢
I remember being spooked the last time I saw this...25 years ago.
I think this is what I saw when I was young and got scared by it.
Same here. So and so, I never really saw it (dumb, I know)
I remember back in the mid 90s the fire department in my city ran a fire safety program in the summer and they played this video. I was just randomly thinking about it and glad to see this again. I love nostalgia from my childhood.
I remember watching this when I was in kindergarten on a lesson in fire safety, or was it 1st grade? Oh well. Anyway, I was searching for something with vampire and smoke detectors, and here I found this, after all these years.
State Farm Insurance sent me the Curriculum with the Video about 20 years ago. Last year, for the 1st time I could not use the video because all the VCR's/TV's were removed. Bummer. I just found Count Floyd on the CZcams and he's back in my classroom! Thank you, CZcams. My students loved this and their homework tonight is to work with their families on fire safety and prevention ...and a way to get out in the event of a fire!!!
Our children watched Smoke Detectives over and over in the nineties. (Children of a Fireman.) Couldn't get this out of my head if I had to! 😁
I miss the original Second City troupe. Best comedy ever to come out of Canada.
I've been looking for this for years. Lmao, I remember it from second grade circa '93. Ending song still stuck in my head to this day. Cringey but I learned something.
I remember this from 1st grade in 1992
"My arms are so tired i couldn't even... fly off the handle!" (cue rimshot)
Joe Flaherty = Comic GENIUS....
R.I.P. Joe Flaherty
I haven't watch this years, I'm glad I found it
I'm so glad to find this online too! I have the Smoke Detectives curriculum along with the VHS tape and the kids STILL love this video!
We all saw this in School.
count floyd made this great.
thank you ive been looking 4 this 4 along time brings me back 2 my childhood good old days
Thanks for the upload! You proved my friend wasn't crazy. XD
That quote about him being on the fifth floor always stuck with me.
Same!! That’s what reminded me!! 😂
Love Count Floyd! Pretty good information.
Oh my god I havent seen this since like fourth grade
Saw this a couple decades ago for cub scouts; it's been an occasional memory since
Also, what if they actually set Daniel on fire to do the stop, drop, and roll
I watched this at my school today
*looking past five open flames burning two feet from their faces at extension cords and loose plugs*, "that could start a FIRE"
howaboutataste 8:49
a gem.
I remember growing up watching this lol
I remember seeing this as a kid
Great story..
OH SCARY KIDS!
“Little liar”
Honestly, I think the kid in the glasses is the Shaggy of the group
Ahhh 3rd Grade memories thanks Mrs slater
Was this a DVD series?? It wasn't SCTV as the show had ended years before this was made.
A true fever dream
yooooo I saw this in 5th grade and haven't been able to find it until now. I like how at 12:03 he "changes the battery" and "tests" an ESL 445 wired system detector with no battery or test button XD 😂
Playcafe chad mosher in the house!!! My name is Chad.
Dracula Flow (1990)
I haven't seen this in like 13 years
14:46 Bert from sesame street
15:21 tigger from Winnie the Pooh
6:46 count chocula
Wait, so this ISN'T a parody?