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The adventures on California's Channel Island combined three different elements of life-saving: the fire department, the police department, and the ocean rescue department.

However, CBS failed to rescue the show from poor ratings opposite NBC's "Sanford & Son."
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  • It was the pre-cursor for shows like BayWatch and Third Watch, and ran along side Adam 12 and Emergency.

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    Set in California's Channel Island this show was about the combined efforts of the Police, Fire and Ocean rescue squad. The focus was on a small island town, and not the normal big city although the situations were basically the same.
    I seem to remember alot of young buff shirtless males, and a cool fire boat. Code R introduced me to the dimpled chin of Martin Kove, and the chisled pecs of James Houghton. It was like most programs of that time, -good clean entertaining fun- with no nudity, no profanity and a happy ending at the end of the hour.moreless
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