Check out Aimee Garcia talking about her character, Marisa Benez, and her experience on Trauma on location in San Francisco.
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Glenn questions Nancy after her judgement and handling of an encounter with a heroin user. Meanwhile, Marisa is on a wild goose chase with a theft. Elsewhere, Boone gazes out about his future.
This adrenaline-fueled drama project succeeds NBC's ER and takes the action outside to the field. Trauma centers around the work and personal lives of seven paramedics and EMTs in San Francisco. Former military pilot Marisa (Aimee Garcia) and her crazy EMT partner Rabbit (Cliff Curtis) man… More the skies. Nancy (Anastasia Griffith), Glen (Taylor Kinney), Boone (Derek Luke), and Tyler (Kevin Rankin) work the rigs on the ground. All of them bring their trauma cases back to Dr. Joe (Jamey Sheridan) back at San Francisco General. Trauma is produced by Universal Media Studios and Film 44.
This adrenaline-fueled drama project succeeds NBC's ER and takes the action outside to the field. Trauma centers around the work and personal lives of seven paramedics and EMTs in San Francisco. Former military pilot Marisa (Aimee Garcia) and her crazy EMT partner Rabbit (Cliff Curtis) man… More the skies. Nancy (Anastasia Griffith), Glen (Taylor Kinney), Boone (Derek Luke), and Tyler (Kevin Rankin) work the rigs on the ground. All of them bring their trauma cases back to Dr. Joe (Jamey Sheridan) back at San Francisco General. Trauma is produced by Universal Media Studios and Film 44.
This adrenaline-fueled drama project succeeds NBC's ER and takes the action outside to the field. Trauma centers around the work and personal lives of seven paramedics and EMTs in San Francisco. Former military pilot Marisa (Aimee Garcia) and her crazy EMT partner Rabbit (Cliff Curtis) man… More the skies. Nancy (Anastasia Griffith), Glen (Taylor Kinney), Boone (Derek Luke), and Tyler (Kevin Rankin) work the rigs on the ground. All of them bring their trauma cases back to Dr. Joe (Jamey Sheridan) back at San Francisco General. Trauma is produced by Universal Media Studios and Film 44.
This adrenaline-fueled drama project succeeds NBC's ER and takes the action outside to the field. Trauma centers around the work and personal lives of seven paramedics and EMTs in San Francisco. Former military pilot Marisa (Aimee Garcia) and her crazy EMT partner Rabbit (Cliff Curtis) man… More the skies. Nancy (Anastasia Griffith), Glen (Taylor Kinney), Boone (Derek Luke), and Tyler (Kevin Rankin) work the rigs on the ground. All of them bring their trauma cases back to Dr. Joe (Jamey Sheridan) back at San Francisco General. Trauma is produced by Universal Media Studios and Film 44.
I just love this show! I love the dynamics, the good acting and the characters. hide show
I just love this show! I find it a really good show to watch.... I love the dynamics, the good acting of the crow and the characters. It is nice to see a bit of the characters' personal lives as well.... a fresh Good Show! really liked the romance between characters. I truly hope it will last and will not be Canceled !!!! other then this I have nothing to add and 100 words are really too much for a review. so it wii be wonderful if you will allow min of 50 words. thank you in advance for that..
Good enough to fill an empty time slot when MNF is not on. hide show
Trauma is an alright show, the characters are not really all that engrossing and the shows follows to predictable of a pattern for my tastes. Recipe for a typical show:
intro: semi-crazy traumatic event usually involving 2+ teams
after title scene: FF to hospital or garage and team members talk about typical bs, what they did what they are going to do etc. Call comes in and each team responds to an emergency
big event: a big event happens which involves everyone and rabbit does something crazy which saves someone's life. cooldown: everyone shares their feelings or goes out for a drink
Not saying it is a bad show, but it is at least good enough until Chuck comes back on.
Monday 8PM time slot is hard to fill, I haven't found anything good in that time slot in years. Usually it's watch Monday Night Countdown then MNF. When MNF is not on then I watch Chuck and then 24.
I basically love this show! yes some of the events are exaggerated and far fetched, but come on people ever tv show that you are watching right now is like that. hide show
I basically love this show! yes some of the events are exaggerated and far fetched, but come on people ever tv show that you are watching right now is like that. Tell me one fictional show that is watched that isn't. Grey's, private practice, mercy, CSI, etc. As some one from a first aid field, I know that some of these stories are wrong but I still completely enjoy watching this show! Rabbit and Nancy are definitely two of my favorite people, but I think that the whole cast plays amazing roles. I hope that they see and decided to keep in on the air.
Hate to see this show go. hide show
I hate the fact that NBC didn't give this show a chance or to grow. I mean putting this show on a highly competitive 9pm Monday Timeslot despite the fact of "10 pm show: nature of the show. The show improved episode by episode, really! Though the pilot is disappointing, i gave this show a chance. The second episode has huge huge improvement. The promo was right, this show is an adrenaline rush! But, the show is not always about explosion, accidents, or people get stabbed or burned. It's a character-oriented show with has a lot of potential in the future. Too bad, the show doesn't have a future. Only few episodes before the end of the show, sad. I highly recommend this show to everyone who wants action + drama. It's grey's anatomy meets final destination (movie). watch the show on HULU or NBC.COM before it's too late!
Trauma is an adrenaline-fueled piece of junk. hide show
The problem with this train wreck is that it tries to attract audiences with an unrealistic string of events as if they are commonplace. Every episode exhibits actions or behavior, each of which would either have resulted in criminal charges, or disbarment from duty or service. At the very least, ER and 3rd Watch attempted to bring realism to the screen, with the normal pace of events cranked up a little. This drama takes every contrived notion or story about emergency medical services that has been heard over the years and essentially makes a parody of it. We need a reboot of the 70's drama Emergency! instead.
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