Monday’s 9-1-1: Lone Star winter finale left us with a lot to unpack, so let’s start with the moment that had the fandom’s collective jaw on the floor: that ending! READ MORE & GRADE IT
Monday’s 9-1-1 winter finale certainly lived up to its title, with several characters being pushed to a “Breaking Point.” READ MORE & GRADE IT
Friendly warning: The following interview contains mild spoilers from Monday’s 9-1-1 crossover event.
Worlds (and firehouses) collided on Monday during 9-1-1‘s first-ever crossover with 9-1-1: Lone Star, and it was absolutely insane. READ MORE & GRADE IT
For 9-1-1 showrunner Tim Minear, the process of putting together tonight’s first-ever crossover with 9-1-1: Lone Star mirrored what the characters experience in the harrowing hour: “There were twists and turns and hurdles I had to clear,” he tells TVLine. “For a while there, it looked like we were just going to collapse. But then… we pulled it off. We did it!” READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
If you’re a regular consumer of TV news, you probably weren’t surprised when it was announced during Monday’s 9-1-1: Lone Star premiere that Michelle Blake (played by Liv Tyler) is no longer part of the team. READ MORE & GRADE THE EPISODE
It’s been a minute since 9-1-1‘s Evan Buckley was in a stable, committed relationship, so when Chimney mentioned on Monday’s fourth season premiere that Buck has been chatting online with a new “COVID crush,” fans’ collective interest was instantly piqued. READ MORE & GRADE THE EPISODE
While some virtual writers’ rooms debate whether to incorporate the coronavirus pandemic into their shows’ upcoming seasons, others — specifically emergency procedurals like Fox’s 9-1-1 — simply don’t have the option. READ MORE
A star-studded train crash on Monday’s 9-1-1 finale set the stage for a bittersweet hour loaded with several life-changing twists. READ MORE & GRADE IT
9-1-1 resumed its third season on Monday, bringing good news for one member of the 118 — while sending others into full-blown panic mode. READ MORE & GRADE IT
Admit it: If you watched the 10-episode first season of 9-1-1: Lone Star, you totally expected Rob Lowe and Liv Tyler’s characters to get together at some point — and then wondered why they never did. You’re not alone. READ MORE
