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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2011
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Rescue Me was a show that was honestly beyond its time.
All man it was awesome. I watched it from beginning to end when it was on fx Rescue me was so unfiltered and uncensored
No shit!
It’s a show that we need in todays times.
@@talynstarburst2l2l2l we honestly do
The best representation of living in a fire house I've ever seen.
My dads a philadelphia firefighter and i grew up watching this show with my parents. Coming back to this years later gives me goosebumps. God bless our firefighters. great show.
I trained as a paramedic 24 years ago in the PFD, work as a medic in Cheltenham Township. I know many on the job there, run into many from PFD on Cheltenham Ave.
I got a few friends that are philly smoke eaters. Balls pf brass
Major foreshadowing with this episode
One of the best moments in television history. Shows that words can indeed hurt, but actions are the real judge of character.
words....are actions.... this scene is dumb as fuck and juvenile. Saying "I can't be racist because I deal with POCs at my job" is such a 90iq take. Its exactly the type of boomer logic that appeals to them but falls apart in 30 seconds if you think about.
Words only hurt if you allow them to hurt you. I loved to be picked on and made fun of. It made me stronger. Not to mention I could laugh with them when they laughed and made jokes about me..
@@cmecu_seemeseeyou9330 thats cringe. you lack self respect
@@gforce97 Oh I do, my point was is that words dont affect my mood. If someone calls me a name.. I could care less. Good old fashioned comedy and comedians used lots of names for people.. all of it was funny.
I think you missed the whole point. LOL
Lauras face when lou says twat is priceless
I’m from the future.....worlds to woke now for scenes like this lmao
@@AdamWatt00 ok then go back to the dark ages lmao
@@AdamWatt00 Too woke for grammar as well, apparently
The look of utter shock from all the slurs being said as if it was just another word to the guys was an absolute moment for me...couldn't stop laughing
It really is though just words to a lot of people when they joke around
I mean, I’m Spanish, and I’ve had friends make Spanish jokes a lot of the times I just joke back to them and make other jokes, but I’m not gonna be a pussy and start crying because somebody hurt my feelings with their words
It's a brotherhood. Being able to laugh together is how you know you're able to trust the people you're working with to keep people alive, and yours from being wasted in the effort.
Years later and this is still pure gold.
This video clip should be the sensitivity training we have to watch at work.
It’s actually sending a better message than the ones we really see.
They don't care about what message it's sending. These trainings are purely for purposes of covering their ass if a lawsuit happens. They can have a monkey teach them for all the company cares.
Aint that the fuckin truth
I'm with Tommy Gavin on this one. Words are one thing but when you actually refuse to help someone because of Ethnicity that is when you can call me a racist.
@@djb1273 Especially when they try to teach diversity for Firefighters. They can’t relate.
Goes for me too
That doesn't mean firefighters should be allowed to use racial slurs. You're in a position of trust and authority and anything that can compromise that can make the entire community lose confidence in you
Alex Johnson if someone is saving my life then I’d give them the right to call me any and every racial slur they desire
It’s amazing how these people can be so tone deaf they want to give a childish moral lecture to people that run into burning buildings to save people and even their pets.
I think their choice of job makes them the industry you should be least concerned by on the subject of racism.
In rescue me they criticise the crew for being mostly all white, but make little mention of the fact they serve Harlem.
Harlem the place with the greatest concentration of black folk outside of Africa.
When society cares more about feelings than literally saving lives
its a tv show
@@smokeyblack3426 yes but I don't doubt that real firefighters have had to take time out of saving people to watch some stupid sensitivity training videos
@@smokeyblack3426 Its actually the world today. You can't say a fucklng word without offending some weak, entitled bltch who's father's should have finished on their wife's face rather than spawn another whiny Libtard loser in life who loves nothing more than ruining people's life for no other reason than saving their lives. You remember the video with that fat girl right? She fell overboard on a boat & a man had to jump in & drag Shamu back on the boat & he literally brings her back from the brink of death. What does she do? She threatens to sue this poor bastard for SAVING HER. I'd have thrown her back overboard.
@@mikeb995 In real life, firefighters have plenty of downtime when they're on duty but just sitting and waiting. There's not fires happening every minute of every day. They work 24+ hour shifts and are ready to go so that if and when a call comes, they react. It's the same for police. How many times do you see police just sitting in their cars and chilling? They're there to respond. Also let's say that there was an emergency serious enough that they were all needed, obviously the sensitivity training would be cut short.
@@realpoetics First, I love your name. Second, yep you're right. Third, also IT/kaputer people (I'm one) also have downtime but we can get called day or night 24 7 if there's an emergency at 2am or etc... go right in the building robe and slippers and everything or it's your ass.
I wish we could go back to the America where this is allowed to air, and people didn’t get super offended.
it was just after 9/11 2000 2001 this show came out if u have never watched it watch the first season rescue me opener. Will send chill through your spine , him talking about his cousin. The Entire series is and was fantastic. Ahead of its times.
@@TheDuckseason this show premiered in 04, different time back then, I was a teen now everyone’s so woke....what the hell happened to gen z, zero balls
@@AdamWatt00 not gen z because I got no fuckin filter so everything offensive comes spilling out of my mouth like dirty water. I blame millennials, that doesn’t include all millennials just the ones raised in a spit shined bubble
@@lemmythebulldog8812 Most millennials are above 30 now and the one thing I have noticed is anyone above 30 doesn't usually whine on twitter about being offenders it usually 25 and under and most of all Gen Z are fucking crybabies. Millenials are all over more accepting of things and don't really care but didnt get offended again to point to Tom McDonald millenials grew up watching South Park.
I agree but keep wishing, it’s literally NEVER fucking coming back, never.
Rescue Me was just on point with everything.
God, it's 2021 and I work in a factory as an Irish woman, in Ireland, where I'm the minority. I love it though, I love the mix and they take the piss out of us constantly, and vice versa. The one thing that we're unified on is when some suit comes down, observes how we act and tries to "fix" things, none of us have time for it at all. I love this series more the older I get the more relevant and real it is
They were very on point with how stupid people could be, yes.
@@StarWarsMoments - Hey look everyone, I found the woke snowflake! ❄️
Watching this as a kid I learned so much…..
I thought there were only a few ethnic slurs, but there’s loads and for everyone.
It was like the first time I was taught about the periodic table.
Seeing all the different chemicals sorted by names and nicknames.
That speaker dude just about had a stroke and a heart attack at the same time listening to all the slurs.
Strokes and heart attacks are the same thing in different places.
Both are just blood clots
In the brain it’s a stroke
In the heart it’s a heart attack
In the lungs it’s a pulmonary embolism
In the leg it’s deep vein thrombosis
In the penis, it’s the woman’s fault.
Damn, I was too young back then to realize they were trying to warn us about the coming clown world.
Same here, the slippery slope or political correctness. 2022 and here we are 🤦♂️
I'm into my 40s now and it was just as clownish back then.
@@louskunt2641 I'm almost 40 and I don't remember it being this clownish. Then again, I guess it depends on where you live. My country is still around 50 years behind everyone else, so we're still pretty safe... for now.
@@LurkerAnonymous thats good . Im in the USA and I am 50 here in 2023 ... I grew up in the wonderful 80s and 90s. There was no better time to be young in those days. No cell phones, no internet. People conversed with people. People were out and active and more energetic. People will never see those days again. New generations change the direction of society all the time. As long as they dont stop me from living my life the way I want, they can be a dumb as they want to be.
@@cmecu_seemeseeyou9330Yes. They will see those days again
I wish it was one second longer, so I could hear that door slam.
Me too
@@fernandomaia3722 It's so wild getting a reply to something 12 years later.
I just saw the video yesterday so...
They need this on rerun 24/7 today.
I'm re watching it now. It's on Starz if ya have it
This happened to me. As a new Captain my house was scheduled for HR training and I left the training room to to take care of house business. I was in my office I saw the instructor running to her vehicle, get in, and left the parking. I went into the training room asked what happened. This was almost what happened. Mind you the instructor was her first time ever, giving this training at a fire house with 28 men (well adolescent men). Great memories of the past.
Had to see the Chief for it, but, LOL. True to life.
Id'a love to seen that on tape. I believe you, but imagine the capital LOLs.
@@jackburton6330 For real😂😂😂 I would pay to see that lmao
Same in a USAF engineer unit. The poor junior NCO was shocked at the level of epithets we had, and were all laughing about.
This was the funniest episode ever on this show.
couldnt agree more!
no doubt
Rescue Me was truly ahead of it’s time
Sitting in Orientation today and watching the videos they show you, this was on my mind the whole time.
They show boring video every year where I work at to dam company.
@@youkolvr8922 yup same here. Especially the whole “diffusing” work place disagreements. Nah, I’d rather throw the asshole into the machine we’re working on.
Would be funny if you could slip this video in whatever they are presenting, and have that play.. and watch them all run around in confusion trying to turn it off :D
i used to turn the volume of so as not to get so angry at the time wasting
As an Irishman, I think the fact that "Paddy" and "Mick" are still common Christian names for people while also being ethnic slurs is hilarious. Our stereotype of being drunk assholes is on-point, too. It's not exactly something to be proud of, but for the most part we just recognise it and try to do better.
I fondly remember a bit by Dylan Moran: “Because that’s still how Irish people are seen: as twinkly-eyed fuckers with a pig under their arm, high-stepping around the world going: I’ll paint your house but watch out, I might steal the ladder later, ho-ho.”
Honestly we're the most hated people in all of Europe and they have a grand total of 5 slurs. Insulting. Well met
RM was one of the very few quality shows on TV at its time.
The last minute of this is pure gold.
Can you imagine if this aired today? People would loose their minds.
One of the best scenes ever. LOL.
Preach, Tommy.
Jack McGee's face tho. He was a real N.Y firefighter during the 70's I believe.
Correct. Engine Company 38 and Ladder Company 51
I'll be damned cuz he was the guy who was working on Roger's Garage in Lethal Weapon 2
That’s great to know, I just remember he was in my favorite movie Backdraft He was the guy that drove 17. That took me years to figure that out I know I loved the show. I still remember watching it when it was new. I certainly miss the way things used to be.
It deserves 1 billion views, amazing show. Should have had 12 or 13 seasons at least. It did it all. 15/10 in my book
They show one episode a night in consecutive order on Starz, I've been re watching it all over again. Hard to believe it ended over a decade ago
Rescue Me, beyond its time then you could not have free speech today.
Workplaces have every right to control what their employees say to a degree,especially the fire department of the largest city in the USA
You have freedom of speech, and other people have freedom to call you out on it. You don’t want freedom of speech- you already have it. You just don’t like that people are holding you accountable now
Free speech isn't freedom of consequences. You can say whatever you want, just be prepared for what comes after
My HR training with DCFD was nothing like this. Our instructor was the nicest man in the world, but also an extremely muscular boxing coach. I'd follow him into a fire any day of the week.
This show predicted the future.
Yup! Unfortunately, it did get worse.. we need Tommy Gavin vs woke culture now lol
This is so true, what happened to people? Why is everyone so sensitive? I was taught to be tough and not feel sorry for myself. Persevere. Stand and fight. Sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt. Wtf
Horrible behavior, that's what happened.
So you honestly think it's okay to call people racial slurs at work? So if you have a black co-worker you think it's cool to say "hey N word, come here" and he shouldn't be offended? No, there are limits to what you can say and if you go around saying the N word, or chink at work, you are going to get fired and you absolutely deserve it, because you're a prick.
Freedom of speech doesn't mean you are free from the consequences.
The funniest thing about this to me is I had never heard many of these before this scene. That makes it so much better lol
we had a talk like this in my fire house....we said BOOB on a call and had to take a 48 hour class on talking on the radio some folks really do act like a boob
Sorry too hear that buddy if it makes you feel any better we have too do that all the time in the Navy it's abismal.
A 48 hour class? Seriously? Here's how you handle that. "Alright, one thing from tonight's call. One of you knuckleheads said 'boob' over the air. Have some fucking radio discipline, remember what you can and can't say on an open channel, got it? Good. Now stow the gear, put the radios on the charger, and Probie, why the hell is the kitchen a mess? Clean it up!" There. I did in four sentences what it took them 2 days to do. How many times and ways can you be told "watch your mouth"? Shit.
This show was great! Sadly, we would never be able to get another show like this today with the easily offended
Yes. We would get a show like this today.
WRONG
@@danerook nope, you are living under a rock 🪨
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and South Park are still on the air.
I agree, sensitivity training is such horseshit. If I have a problem with something some one says, I tell them about it and ask them to stop. Classes like that are just complete tripe.
Society has turned into a sensitivity training class, with irrational and incompassionate teachers
As someone who had to go through this horse crap Tommy's response is the greatest ever. These are the kind of things that made me get out. Like I told a young officer once, "If we aren't calling you names and teasing you we don't like you and that is a very bad thing in this department. So bust our chops back and we will have much more respect for you". At the end unless you were an old timer I didn't trust the guys or the gals. You never knew who would be offended. Left 10 years ago and my friends from work are still my friends and I don't miss it at all.
Tommy Gavin telling it like it is!!! Saw this series when it first came out, and to my surprise still available for streaming. How have the SJW pin heads not gotten every copy of this removed from the face of the earth? Recently binge watched the whole series again. Relevant now more than ever. Funny and entertaining as ever.
F*** the sjw pinheads
The how was partially a precursor to his book, Why we Suck
I have watch a sensitivity video at work today all I could think of this episode
1:46 the look on his face 😂😂
Truth is the fdny don’t care if their people are prejudiced, they just don’t wanna get sued so they make them do this training so they can keep their hands clean.
FDNY: “Oh no! not our fault, we made them do sensitivity training”
Same in The LFB 🇬🇧 we just sat there and didn’t ask or say anything … get it over and done with .. then back to our station routine 🤷🏼♂️ You work it out pretty quick..say nothing ask nothing cuts the course in half 👍😊
Laughed my ass off !! Could you imagine if this was played today in 2022 on network tv or whatever video system ?!? God forbid we actually say what everyone-who isn’t offended and triggered- in the room is thinking to themselves !! Yeah, the one fella that stands and leaves, I totally agree with him, that would be a racist !! Someone who refuses to help another in a desperate situation because of their skin color. Funny seeing it played out here !!!
One of the best scenes from a great series!
They crushed his will to live with words and truth.. 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🍺
"What...." That look on the instructor's face. Priceless...
1:45 priceless when they all look at the same time
1:49 that’s the moment he just had 3 or 4 blood clots form giving him a stroke in the near future and about 2 severe heart attack.
Tommy at the end of this is right in this scene about his job.
Honestly, that video they watch isn't even unrealistic in 2022
My old boss should have been listening to this every day for a year. Might learn something
ha so true this is how REAL fire houses are..
Fantastic show, Unfortunately only the first 4 seasons were released in the UK for some reason.
Bring Back Rescue Me.
New age, new era, new characters, No thank you. Would rather watch the reruns than listen to some annoying pink haired whiney actress that's scowling all the time as the lead character.
This is the crap we had to go through at work, too. They gave us a whole packet on it. Glad I don’t have to do that again.
Showed this to my puerto rican coworker, he laughed his ass off the entire video.
This is one of my favorite episodes.
This needs to get shown in every single classroom across America
pikachu face: "....i...have a video...." XD
fucking classic XD
I was a trainee air traffic controller in 1987 & an old guy did exactly the same thing. Walked it. It wasn’t as comical but quite exciting!
TV would never these days.
They need to show this in schools in 2022..
The face on their "coach '" when they list of all the slurs is just priceless
O’Shea had some of the best lines
Freeze it at 2:20. Great expressions by all three of them!
I want to rewatch Rescue Me! There were a few episodes, that I missed over the years!
I feel like I'm watching one of George Carlin's old comedy specials
That's freaking AWESOME
Bought the box set years ago. Bingeing it again right now.
I’m doing the same on Hulu.
What a treasure of a TV show
It's like a beautiful museum piece.
Denis Leary is the leader of this business and This is all I could think about was having to do with my own career for this show Rescue Me.
Love how they all hold up their arms when speaking lol...
They're just trying to be polite...haha
Love how the last shot we see is of the American flag 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
One of the greatest scenes in tv history if you don’t completely hate comedy.
Such a great show
This whole thing is 100% true especially in today’s day
This show was awesome!!
Dennis Leary is awesome
The thumbs up at the end of the video 😂😂😂
One of the funniest scenes ever written. 😂 Norman Lear worthy
Just had training today and made me think of this 😂
If anything, if you are easily offended you need therapy. There is nothing that anyone could say that would offend me. What is happening today is certain people are seeking $$$$$$ in the name of racism or gender bias They are only seeking some sort of gain.
I agree. Fucking greedy assholes.
@@djb1273 ????
I understand why this series was removed from programming (in Latin America). Says many truths that nobody wants to hear today.
3:13 She's like "Say that word again and I'll break your fucking jaw!"
Tommy is spot on!
Sensitivity can’t save your life
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That video they showed was just filled with people being overly sensitive because a white man said something that could be remotely construed as offensive...
Hilarious in the context of the show, but still fucked up overall. Lots of videos are actually like that. You'd think SOME PEOPLE would figure it out and make it more... well... accurate?
Poor bastard had no idea what he was walking into
The clip America needs to see.
As a firefighter myself I can attest to myself and coworkers making fun of our races, because we see beyond that. This show was making a point to expand on how foolish sensitivity training is with a group of guys who won’t stop and ask what color a person is before we start doing CPR, extricate them from a tangled vehicle, or pull someone out of a burning building. The problem with this job is it’s becoming softer lately, because now if we aren’t catering to everyone’s feelings or coddling some pussy recruit that doesn’t have thick skin, then I guess we’re just monsters. Every single one of those guys in that show would be fired if this show was reality nowadays. It’s sad what we have become lately, ppl are just soft and the ones getting offended sure as hell couldn’t do the job
There is a big difference between making fun of a racial stereotype and saying something that is actually racist and hurtful.
This show was and is legendary
Superb
@ncseal As unfortunate as it is, it's still excellent.
"I'm going outside for a smoke."
One of my favorite
Imagine this being shown on TV today. Ha!
Gives me RIP Patrice and PC vibes in this clip
God, I love it
I'M Going Outside for a Smoke, Way To End It Tommy
As for copyright stuff I thought it off due to the video description, one thing being music since 1 song you can play over and over. Stuff like this, on the other hand, is a trailer. In this case, the episodes are 45-50 min. IIRC, but even a standard short series of around 25 minutes, worst case scenario is it turning people off from buying what they all but guaranteed wouldn't buy anyway, and the likely scenario, at least in the case of gems like Rescue Me, is that it at least makes them go "Wow, I gotta check this stuff out" => more profit for copyright-holders. Sometimes it (always) seems like the almighty algorithm decides things, and if there had just been a semi-sentient human to look through the matter, they'd go: "What? No, we don't care; this is literally free advertising."
Our entire society needs to be more like this. Stop being so sensitive and taking everything so seriously.
The split links really do have the best food though.
Brilliant..