9-1-1: Nashville

I really tried to like it since I am a big fan of the 911 universe, but this was just not it. The acting was so bad in some scenes it felt like I was watching a school play.

What really threw me off was LeAnn Rimes accent. It felt so forced and in some sentences it was completely gone.

Maybe it was just a bad pilot episode and the next episode are going to be better but in conclusion it was NOT a good start to this series.

Does this 911 show,need to just call it quits? Yes! Even with a new city,it's just a clichéd series.

Not saying that every episode prior to this new one is bad,still there's a time to wrap things up.

This felt like a soap/parody or if the show Dallas tried,having side story episodes & it just didn't work.

Also only into S1 E1 & anybody notice the tornado timeline was ridiculous.. Started one day at concert & numerous things happened like rodeo,bachelorette rescue & family drama during that same night.

Next day more stuff is going on & that tornado finally is being addressed,really?

The little girl & the flying kite,give me a break! Lol.

Cast & acting is average & cinematography decent,but honestly overall you just don't care.

Also weird that Blue would regardless be put into the field with no training,could of seen maybe as a medic due to lifeguard training but still.. Liability anyone? Also surprising he didn't cause more injuries to that bride,stuck under the pedal bar.

Watch an actual quality rescue show,this really doesn't look as though it will become that.

This is a soap opera of the absolute lowest class. LeAnn Rimes she seriously can't act.

The acting overall is consistently laughable.

And Chris O'Donnell is always himself in every situation, zero charisma and zero acting talent.

Many "actors" in this soap opera are quota-based and are there solely to fill a quota.

I sat there laughing heartily at the first episode, just because it was so bad.

Skip this one.

"911 Nashville" is the latest addition to the "911" franchise, but it struggles to live up to its predecessors. The show centers on a wealthy family involved in rodeo and firefighting, with a convoluted subplot involving a long-lost son-a stripper-turned-firefighter with a natural knack for the job. His mother, a one-night fling from the patriarch's past, schemes to extort money from the family, adding unnecessary drama. One particularly absurd scene involves a life-saving rescue at a child's birthday party. A 7-year-old girl is swept 50 feet into the air by a kite that inexplicably goes out of control. The dispatcher instructs the parents to join hands, and they miraculously catch her-a moment so poorly written it defies belief. Compared to "911 Austin," which feels like Shakespeare in contrast, "911 Nashville" suffers from abysmal writing despite a decent cast. As a fan of the franchise, I'm disappointed and may not continue watching unless significant improvements are made.

I was so disappointed in the first episode. Really hoping it gets better. The acting is awful and the storyline isn't good. The calls look very unrealistic and it has a long way to go before being as good as the other two shows. I'll give it another try but I don't see it really getting any better at all.