The Hicksville FD proudly presents their crack team of fellows from one
of the stations. Watch out everyone – here they come.
Starring
Boss
The master of the station, our chief. The rank insignia on his shoulders
probably weighs more than the man himself. His loyal friend can always be
found in his breast-pocket. A man of many skills: can drive, talk on the
phone, write notes, and read a map at the same time. Likes red
Mercedes-Benzs - especially when clean and freshly washed.
Cutie
The second in command (doesn't like to be reminded about it), our
lieutenant, fire inspector, and bird-watcher. His most important tools
are binoculars and a ladder. Thought young, keeps count of how long
until he can retire.
Cookie
A firefighter and paramedic. If he wouldn't be in the business he
would have become a rally driver (the tendencies are still apparent).
Has some rough times in his past so now he lives his life day by day
without any pressures.
Bustly
A firefighter and paramedic. Afraid of heights. A master in patching
up injured birds, such as Capercaillie. Vehemently opposes everything
new. Extremely scared of needles, except when using them on others.
Bustles around alot and thinks afterwards.
Petal
A EMT that
bounces from one ambulance to another and a tactical
EMS wannabe.
Causes all kinds of havoc with his soft-air gun. The loving father of
Bundle.
Trainee
A brave woman who has dared join the fellows. Initially shy, but has
started to show her claws and is becoming one of the fellows.
Serf
He has a real name, but no-one at the station probably knows it. A
trainee (i.e. serf) at the fire station. An on-call firefighter who's
looking to attend the academy sometime soon. Even though he's lived his
whole life in Hicksville, still manages to get lost frequently. A master
at scratching cars. Doesn't like red, especially fire engine red.
Someone
If Serf didn't do it, Someone did. All task are attempted to delegate
to him, especially if Serf can't do them. If not Serf, Someone always
does everything (which means that in the end no-one does). No-one
knows what Someone looks like. He likes being on-call during holidays.
Also known as John.
Also starring
Handy
The most important gadget for us. Tells us when we should really start
working. Our worst enemy during working hours, but our best friend
especially on Sundays.
Crasher
The first of our two industrious local police officers. Shoots rather
than runs after someone.
George
The world's kindest and most understanding police officer - not. Both
George and Crasher like to tease the firefighters to pass time.
Workplace Psychologist
Means well, but is never taken seriously - at least at the fire
station. Her goal in life is to mould the fellows into compassionate
and kind people.
Doc
Represents hope, life, and health to the townfolk. Ends up being a
part of the fellows stunts against his will.
Jack
A harmless low-life, who bugs our local police and makes them work for
their living. Likes to play cat-and-mouse with officials, especially
the police.
Coming attractions
Bundle
The newest addition to the fire station crew. Due to her quite young
age only knows how to sit up and cry. But her training as a firefighter
is progressing quite nicely.
Toby
Cookie's happy little Flat-Coated Retriever.
Coroner
Doc's brother. Represents despair, death, and sorrow to the townfolk.
Among the townsmen he's known as Mr Death. For some reason lives as
a hermit.
The master of the station, our chief. The rank insignia on his shoulders probably weighs more than the man himself. His loyal friend can always be found in his breast-pocket. A man of many skills: can drive, talk on the phone, write notes, and read a map at the same time. Likes red Mercedes-Benzs - especially when clean and freshly washed.
The second in command (doesn't like to be reminded about it), our lieutenant, fire inspector, and bird-watcher. His most important tools are binoculars and a ladder. Thought young, keeps count of how long until he can retire.
A firefighter and paramedic. If he wouldn't be in the business he would have become a rally driver (the tendencies are still apparent). Has some rough times in his past so now he lives his life day by day without any pressures.
A firefighter and paramedic. Afraid of heights. A master in patching up injured birds, such as Capercaillie. Vehemently opposes everything new. Extremely scared of needles, except when using them on others. Bustles around alot and thinks afterwards.
A EMT that bounces from one ambulance to another and a tactical EMS wannabe. Causes all kinds of havoc with his soft-air gun. The loving father of Bundle.
A brave woman who has dared join the fellows. Initially shy, but has started to show her claws and is becoming one of the fellows.
He has a real name, but no-one at the station probably knows it. A trainee (i.e. serf) at the fire station. An on-call firefighter who's looking to attend the academy sometime soon. Even though he's lived his whole life in Hicksville, still manages to get lost frequently. A master at scratching cars. Doesn't like red, especially fire engine red.
If Serf didn't do it, Someone did. All task are attempted to delegate to him, especially if Serf can't do them. If not Serf, Someone always does everything (which means that in the end no-one does). No-one knows what Someone looks like. He likes being on-call during holidays. Also known as John.
The most important gadget for us. Tells us when we should really start working. Our worst enemy during working hours, but our best friend especially on Sundays.
The first of our two industrious local police officers. Shoots rather than runs after someone.
The world's kindest and most understanding police officer - not. Both George and Crasher like to tease the firefighters to pass time.
Means well, but is never taken seriously - at least at the fire station. Her goal in life is to mould the fellows into compassionate and kind people.
Represents hope, life, and health to the townfolk. Ends up being a part of the fellows stunts against his will.
A harmless low-life, who bugs our local police and makes them work for their living. Likes to play cat-and-mouse with officials, especially the police.
The newest addition to the fire station crew. Due to her quite young age only knows how to sit up and cry. But her training as a firefighter is progressing quite nicely.
Cookie's happy little Flat-Coated Retriever.
Doc's brother. Represents despair, death, and sorrow to the townfolk. Among the townsmen he's known as Mr Death. For some reason lives as a hermit.