9-1-1

The whipped cream canister explosion on "9-1-1" is something that actually happens to people and even claimed the life of a popular blogger in 2017. 

The '9-1-1' episode "Eddie Begins" recreates the infamous "Baby Jessica" case from 1987.

A father impales himself in the heart with a nail gun in a "9-1-1" moment that depicts something surprisingly common in real life.

Eddie Diaz is going to need his best friend Buck more than ever before.

Despite his many (many) screwups, we can’t help but love Evan "Buck" Buckley.

The Season 3 episode of "9-1-1" titled "Fools" details a real-life story of a date that goes horribly awry.

The first responders on the Season 3 holiday episode of "9-1-1" help a woman who is literally having a blue Christmas.

When a woman is struck by a meteorite on "9-1-1," Evan "Buck" Buckley tells the real-life story of Ann Hodges. 

A series as thrilling as “9-1-1” could only take place in an equally thrilling city.

These guest stars (literally) kick a** and take names on "9-1-1," now airing on USA Network.

Debates range on about safety with self-driving cars — and a “9-1-1 Season 3 episode, "Malfunction," illustrated both sides.

The sad story of the Turpin 13 seems to have possibly inspired a fictional incident in a “9-1-1” Season 3 episode entitled "Monsters."

On the Season 3 episode of “9-1-1" entitled "Rage," a protest against animal cruelty turns into a shocking emergency situation involving a bike lock. Could that really happen?

Being a 911 dispatcher requires one to be an excellent multitasker, a good listener, and able to keep calm under pressure.

While “9-1-1” is definitely a heightened look at what it's like to be an emergency dispatcher, it’s not that far off from reality.

'9-1-1' is a look at the frightening and high-pressure situations emergency responders tackle.