Spoiler ahead!
After a month of vacation, 9-1-1 Back to the explosive 2-part mid-term premiere. Here’s a way to get back to Season 8! exist A sob story“118 responded to the fire at the local animal shelter and evacuated all animals. Meanwhile, Maddie made a 9-1-1 call to get her to seek answers,” as the official feed told us.
“SOB Story” – 9-1-1. Photo: Oliver Stark. Photo: Christopher Willard/ABC©2024 Disney. all rights reserved.
The episode begins with Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) answering a very strange call on Dispatch. The man had a creepy voice, and he kidnapped – McGrady tried her best to help the victim Athena (Angela Bassett) but the kidnapper found a way to escape. Detective Amber Braeburn (Abigail Spencer) comes to help Maddie and Athena. Amber was introduced as someone with a high success rate in resolving a case – it took her several minutes to point out the suspect to them. At first, it seems Amber is right: Athena’s investigation takes her to the victim Jayna (Chloe csengery), who is rescued after the kidnapper apparently commits suicide (Maddie is encouraged by Maddie in a wild scene!) Maddie feels sad about what she has to do, but she is ready to live with her life until she used to be Mardie, who has been at the beginning, and she starts her own stage and she starts her own work.
Another big storyline here is Eddie (Ryan Guzman) preparing to move back to Texas because Christopher (Gavin McHugh)’s finale implies last fall, he really cared about his best friend because of his abandonment issues, leaving Buck (Oliver Stark) because of his abandonment issues. Buck may not have done it consciously, but he undermines the potential renter and Eddie to end the deal, and Eddie both creates tension between the two – the tension is due to Buck’s fight getting even more intense when he hears something about Eddie calling “not keeping his LA fight.” Have I also told you about the dog rescued from the fire that Buck temporarily adopted, at least before the family seemed to take him away? In this episode, the dog is commensurate with Eddie in many ways, creating a very fun, adorable dynamic that ends quickly but leaves a trace. Finally, Buck and Eddie make changes after Buck revealed that he decided to rent Eddie’s house. Now, Eddie is free to return to Texas.
“SOB Story” – 9-1-1. picture: Ryan Guzman. Photo: Christopher Willard/ABC©2024 Disney. all rights reserved.
This episode is a little different. Technically, it’s better than the last few episodes released last year: the score is strong and resonant, and yes, one of the sequences comes with a Billie Eilish song (this song is a long time ago since last used the song last time, and the show uses the song very well; I said last time that’s what it was. A sob story To scare us, it is successful; it is also successful when it wants us to laugh or feel emotional about the Rom-com friend storyline.
Some great camera work was done to guide the audience into these different roller cups, but: it works! Athena is a policeman, this time a supporter in Maddie’s thriller Storyline. The shelter incident led to adorable moments between 118 firefighters (especially Buck) and the dog, and it worked. Eddie and Buck went through another “divorce” which made them think about why the departure was so painful…well, I can’t believe I was watching some of these on the screen. Their relationship was beautiful from the start, and in this episode it was having a fire (surprising in a good way, and it worked too.) Buck and Eddie were both suffering from each other, not because they wanted to hurt each other, but because they were both already injured. About Eddie’s choice of Christopher in Buck’s boundaries, oh, that’s the argument material for the Peaks. But in the end, when Buck finds the feeling of being misplaced to give Eddie the last gift (night with friends and good news about the house), you can see both of them (but especially Eddie) breaking and it’s pretty.
9-1-1 With the sensation of the mid-season premiere. When it comes to McGrady, the tone is heavier. What I’m still confused is that she basically tells a man, at work, as a dispatcher – killing herself near her with her boss. Confusingly, I mean to be surprised in a positive way. If it weren’t for Jennifer Love Hewitt’s powerful performance, this could have turned into a very ridiculous scene – was she doing it because she was threatened after mentioning Ji Yuan? I can’t wait to see what she and Abigail Spencer have prepared for us. McGrady was kidnapped and might have to fight for her life, and I can only expect something that both of them show the strongest. Finally, Ryan Guzman and Oliver Stark also provide most of the tender, subtle moments of the episode, and I can’t wait to see what else they store. Needless to say, I love this dog, it’s the cutest addition to this show ever.
Anyway, are you ready to enter Season 8B? Should we worry about McGrady? Feel free to comment on your impressions and theories and thank you for reading!
