Tacoma FD
Eugene Cordero
as
Andy Parrish
Gabriel Hogan
as
Ike Crystal
Hassie Harrison
as
Lucy McConky
Kevin Heffernan
as
Chief Terry McConky
Marcus Henderson
as
Granville “Granny” Smith
Steve Lemme
as
Captain Eddie Penisi
Eugene Cordero
as
Andy Parrish
Gabriel Hogan
as
Ike Crystal
Hassie Harrison
as
Lucy McConky
Kevin Heffernan
as
Chief Terry McConky
Tacoma FD is set in a firehouse in one of America's rainiest cities. Light on blazes that need extinguishing, this crew keeps themselves entertained with creative competitions, friendly first responder rivalries, and bizarre emergency calls.
Naturally, when fires happen in the city and people, domestic animals and other living creatures die, this is terrible. However, firefighters look at this situation from the other side - this is their job. In the absence of direct labor duties, the fire service is forced to invent various entertainments in order not to be bored without work. Being in Tacoma FD and waiting for the next call for help, the main characters spend their free time in different ways. Some of them create sculptures of wood, someone likes to watch the striptease. Going to the next rescue of living beings, firefighters very seriously make their work. Rescuers are able to do artificial respiration of a dog, choked with carbon monoxide gas, right in front of many eyewitnesses, although it looks unnatural and strange.
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And again, the fire service of the rainiest city in the states continues to fight for a quiet life! Gallant guys from the fire department of Tacoma do not let neither themselves nor others get bored. In the 2nd season, bullying each other will continue, and the station’s rating will grow. But will Terry remain in its place? After all, his methods of work have already begun to raise doubts among his subordinates.
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This is the next chapter of the American comedy series about the everyday life of a fire station in the town of Tacoma, Washington, officially recognized as the "wettest" in the United States. The team led by Chief Terry McConky and Captain Eddie Penisi is always ready to rush to fight the fire, but more often fires extinguish the rains, and brave heroes get the less prestigious part of the job - rescuing dogs and removing kittens from trees. Trying to overcome boredom in the absence of interesting things, firefighters entertain themselves in the most unexpected ways.
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