Rescue 911 418

Airdate February 23, 1993
Location Segment Directors: Francois Hanss, Christoph Heininger, Jim Milio and Chris Pechin
Stories: (1:32) French Skydiver; (14:13) Venezuela Scuba Save; (32:48) Alpine Ski Crevasse
NOTE: I do NOT own this program; it is a FAN MADE video strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only.

[@douglasallen9428]

Fun fact: the segment “French Skydiver” was the oldest story ever re-enacted on Rescue 911!

[@BurrShotHam711Jenna]

it happened August 3rd 1976

[@CJODell12]

The episode ranked 12th out of 87 shows that week, earning a 16.2 rating and a 24 share, with 25.4 million viewers watching.

[@BeatleMoe]

That’s pretty cool!!! Seasons 3, 4 and 5 in general were the highest rated seasons.

[@CJODell12]

@@BeatleMoe Season 4 was the highest rated season. It ranked 13th for the season with an average 15.1/24 rating/share.

[@ginocavazos2153]

This Episode Aired Three Days Before The First World Trade Center Terrorist Attack

[@DorvellTStewart]

"Oh my God! Heaven is English and the angels are English!" Never fails to make me laugh!

[@everestjk]

They're actually American. They flew in to Venezuela from Florida.

[@DorvellTStewart]

@@everestjk I know; I was quoting Gustavo.

[@everestjk]

@@DorvellTStewart 😃I'm sure Gustavo can never thank Steve and John enough for saving his life!

[@tammyhollandsworth6783]

Omgoodness that poor woman. I can’t imagine how frightened she was and the pilot how he felt that day. What a horrible feeling for both.

[@gregorkrause]

1:32 is really cool for another reason America celebrates its #200thbirthday1976 a.k.a. #1976bicentennial.

[@everestjk]

28:06 🤣😂 OMGosh!!! John said a bad word!!!

[@ShadowCatGold2006]

The foolishness of those people who went cave diving when they had no experience and no equipment is staggering! I'm glad they lived, but I REALLY hope they learned their lesson!

[@Marie-PierForest]

Femmes parachute

[@thomasthorpe7630]

Evil language, blasphemy against God.

[@BIGJ03SGPHS]

I smell the biggest betrayal in the history of our business