Somebody call 9-1-1, because there's big news about Fox's long-running first responder drama and its Texas-set spin-off. 9-1-1 has run its course at Fox and won't be returning to the network — but fear not, it's moving over to ABC for a seventh season. Meanwhile, its sister show 9-1-1: Lone Star has been renewed for season 5 and will remain on Fox. Got it? Fox reps said in a statement to EW, " Read More...
Newsflash: People can be terrible! Okay, so that's not news, but it is the truth. It's also our Theme of the Episode. Not as fun as Humans Getting Stuck in Things, but what can you do? Our first responders have to deal with some real demons out there, which of course they do because they are good people and heroes and have a very high tolerance for jerks. The Porch Pirate from season 1 is back, but she's upgraded her scamming to accident insurance fraud (until she gets into a real accident). Read More...
Nothing is ever easy for the first responders on 9-1-1. After surviving her abusive ex and working through some severe postpartum depression that kept her from her support system for months, 9-1-1 dispatcher Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is about to face more stress at home and at the call center. As revealed in the preview that aired at the end of last week's episode, Maddie will help Athena (Angela Bassett) investigate a suspicious burglary trend that they think has ties to a dispatcher — only to find out that the evidence points to her as the number one suspect. Read More...
