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The TV show Third Watch is created by John Wells and Edward Allen Berneo in 1999. The show is a crime/drama genre which has a running time of 44 minutes per episode. The series was first aired on NBC and spans to 6 seasons with a total of 132 episodes. It ran from September 23, 1999 until May 6, 2005.
Third Watch was about the lives of police officers of the New York City Police District and the firemen and paramedics of the New York City Fire Department. It tells the story of the emergency response team of New York City. The characters work in a fictional 55th Precinct and Fire Station on the 3-11pm shift, where the show title was derived from. Additionally, the fictional work place is situated in King Boulevard corner Arthur Street, earning the nickname Camelot. The episodes were filmed in Long Island City in Queens, New York.
The show is commended for its straightforward portrayal of the 9/11 terror attacks. The show's third season which occur after the 9/11 attacks opened in October 15, 2001 with the "In Their Own Words" episode. The episode featured interviews with real life NYPD and FDNY members who actively participate in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. The said episode won a Peabody Award. Aside from this, some of its cast members were nominated for ALMA Awards, NAACP Image Awards. The show itself was a nominated in the Primetime Emmy Awards and won the two awards in 2000 for Outstanding Sound Editing for a series and Outstanding Stunt Coordination.
The show's final episode was entitled "Goodbye to Camelot" where the Third Watch team was split up after the 55th Precinct and Fire Station was burned down due to a grenade attack. The show was listed among the TV shows which were canceled early.
• http://www.ovguide.com • http://videosurf.com • http://letmewatchthis.ch • http://thepiratebay.org
Simply type "Third Watch" in their search tabs and the website will lead you to list of episodes of the TV show which you can watch online or download straight to your PC or laptop.
The TV show Third Watch is created by John Wells and Edward Allen Berneo in 1999. The show is a crime/drama genre which has a running time of 44 minutes per episode. The series was first aired on NBC and spans to 6 seasons with a total of 132 episodes. It ran from September 23, 1999 until May 6, 2005.
Third Watch was about the lives of police officers of the New York City Police District and the firemen and paramedics of the New York City Fire Department. It tells the story of the emergency response team of New York City. The characters work in a fictional 55th Precinct and Fire Station on the 3-11pm shift, where the show title was derived from. Additionally, the fictional work place is situated in King Boulevard corner Arthur Street, earning the nickname Camelot. The episodes were filmed in Long Island City in Queens, New York.
The show is commended for its straightforward portrayal of the 9/11 terror attacks. The show's third season which occur after the 9/11 attacks opened in October 15, 2001 with the "In Their Own Words" episode. The episode featured interviews with real life NYPD and FDNY members who actively participate in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. The said episode won a Peabody Award. Aside from this, some of its cast members were nominated for ALMA Awards, NAACP Image Awards. The show itself was a nominated in the Primetime Emmy Awards and won the two awards in 2000 for Outstanding Sound Editing for a series and Outstanding Stunt Coordination.
The show's final episode was entitled "Goodbye to Camelot" where the Third Watch team was split up after the 55th Precinct and Fire Station was burned down due to a grenade attack. The show was listed among the TV shows which were canceled early.
