Are you curious about the latest sitcom on Netflix, Tacoma FD? Wondering what it's about, who's in it, and if it's worth watching? Netflix continues to introduce a diverse range of content, from original works like Blood Coast and Chupa to acquisitions like Good Grief and High Tides.
The sitcom Tacoma FD is now available to watch in its entirety on the streaming platform. For those unfamiliar with the series, it features a synopsis, cast members, and reviews to help you decide if it's worth watching.
What is Tacoma FD about?
Tacoma FD is a hilarious show that follows a team of firefighters. Originally airing on truTV, it can now be streamed on Netflix. The series has aired four seasons of half-hour episodes.
Be sure to watch the Season 1 trailer, which debuted in 2019, below:
The official synopsis states: "In one of the rainiest cities in America, the Tacoma Fire Department crew deals with the less exciting aspects of the job due to the scarcity of fires. With few blazes to extinguish, the squad keeps things interesting with inventive competitions, friendly competitions with other first responders, and unusual emergency calls."
Tacoma FD cast: Who’s in it?
Netflix’s Tacoma FD main cast includes:
Kevin Heffernan as Chief Terry McConky
Steve Lemme as Captain Edward “Eddie” Caesar Penisi, Jr.
Marcus Henderson as Granfield “Granny” Smith
Eugene Cordero as Andy Myawani
Gabriel Hogan as Ike Crystal
Hassie Harrison as Lucy McConky
Christopher Avila portrays Andres "Andy" Mickleberry, while the series' co-creators, Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme, play the two main characters, Chief Terry McConky and Captain Eddie Penisi, known for their work on Super Troopers.
Is Tacoma FD worth watching?
Throughout the four seasons, several cast members have joined and departed, including Eugene Cordero, who was part of the show for the initial three seasons, and Christopher Avila, who became a member of the cast for the fourth season.
Rotten Tomatoes does not currently have a Critics’ Score for Tacoma FD, but it does have an 85% Audience Score, suggesting that it is likely to be enjoyable. Decider's review of the first season highlighted the show's juvenile jokes, but praised the cast's chemistry and the well-set-up characters, making even the more gross jokes work within the context of the show.
AIPT’s review of Season 4 states, “Tacoma FD adds a comedic twist to current trends, from online dating apps to the craze for seltzer water and viral trends. It may not delve into deep, meaningful topics and themes, but sometimes you just want to unwind and have a good laugh.”
You can stream Tacoma FD on Netflix now. Be sure to explore our other Netflix hubs below:
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Editor's P/S
As an enthusiastic fan of Tacoma FD, I am thrilled to see that it is now available on Netflix. I have been following the show since its debut on truTV and have thoroughly enjoyed its hilarious take on the lives of firefighters in Tacoma. The cast is exceptional, with Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme leading the way as Chief Terry McConky and Captain Eddie Penisi. Their chemistry is undeniable, and they bring a unique blend of humor and heart to their roles.
The writing on Tacoma FD is top-notch, with clever jokes and witty banter that never fails to entertain. The show also does an excellent job of balancing humor with heart, as it explores the personal lives and relationships of the firefighters. Each character is well-developed and relatable, and their interactions feel genuine and authentic. I highly recommend Tacoma FD to anyone looking for a laugh-out-loud sitcom that will leave you feeling uplifted and entertained.
