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Viewers assumed that if there were going to be a Grey's Anatomy spin-off, it would probably focus on the side hustles of one of the primary characters. However, it surprised fans when Station 19 premiered in 2018 as an official part of the Grey's Anatomy universe. The series focused on the lives of first responders, particularly firefighters, in a similar capacity as the surgeons of Grey Sloan Memorial. Among these unsung heroes was Dean Miller, an integral part of Station 19 and one of the few characters who left the show midway.

Several characters from both shows crossed paths in different crossover episodes where the responders and the doctors connected over their shared experiences and traumas. Dean Miller regularly popped up whenever Shonda Rhimes wanted to mix things up. The brave firefighter had an interesting and emotional arc that fitted well in both Grey's Anatomy and Station 19's narrative.

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When 28 Days Later hit theaters in 2002, it instantly became a favorite among horror fans, who were enthralled with the film's fast-paced action and zombies that attacked with break-neck speed. With its themes of infection and subversive political commentary, 28 Days Later has received praise from critics and fans alike as a film that shifted the paradigm and brought the zombie film back to life. However, long before 28 Days Later, Nightmare City, released in 1980 and directed by Umberto Lenzi, amped up the speed and savagery of the zombie film while also establishing a commentary on the escalation of the nuclear arms race.

The films of Umberto Lenzi exist in multiple subgenres. In Cannibal Ferox and Eaten Alive!, Lenzi took the savagery and brutality of the Amazon cannibal film to new heights, a subgenre he had helped start with Man from Deep River in 1972. His giallo films, Seven Bloodstained Orchids,...

Major news has been revealed about the future of 9-1-1: Lone Star on Fox. It had been speculated for months that the series would be canceled, though fans were still keeping hopes alive for Season 6.

Now, per Deadline, it's been confirmed that Fox has officially canceled 9-1-1: Lone Star. The series will end with its upcoming fifth season, which is kicking off later this month. The 12-episode final season will premiere on Sept. 23, and the show will air its season finale in early 2025. 9-1-1: Lone Star coming to a close following its parent series, 9-1-1, ending its own run in 2023 after six seasons. While this news will undoubtedly disappoint fans who'd been hoping for a renewal, it's been assured that Season 6 will provide a satisfying send-off for viewers.

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As a spinoff to the hit medical drama Grey's Anatomy, it's no surprise that Station 19 has gathered an abundance of loyal fans since it started in 2018. Alongside its thrilling plotlines and crossovers, fans fell in love with the characters on the show and were rooting for them from the very beginning. One of these fan-favorite characters was Dean Miller, who impressed viewers with his kind heart and ambition.

Dean Miller was also involved in a collection of gripping story arcs, allowing him to drive plots forward across the Grey's Anatomy universe. As such, fans were shocked to hear about his departure and...

Some of the episodes discussed in this piece cover topics like sexual assault and suicidal ideation.

Station 19 joined ABC's Thursday lineup in 2018 as a spinoff of Grey's Anatomy, which is centered around the firefighters and paramedics of Seattle's fictional Station 19. Now in its seventh -- and final -- season, Station 19 began after Ben Warren (Jason George), the husband of Grey's Anatomy's Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson), decided that he no longer wanted to be a surgeon and instead wanted to serve Seattle as a first responder. When Warren joins Station 19, he begins working with a powerful, heroic group of people who put the lives of the community before their own.

Originally led by Pruitt Herrera (Miguel Sandoval), Station 19 prides itself on being a family that cares for each other. They've seen each other through marriage, divorce, children, new love, and both anticipated and unexpected loss.

One Fast Move features captivating bike racing scenes and talented actors who bring their roles to life. Despite negative reviews from critics, the film's action sequences and professional racing moments stand out. Kj Apa, Eric Dane, and Maia Reficco deliver strong performances in a story about family, love, and racing.

One Fast Move not only walks through several captivating bike racing scenes but also features performances from a talented group of actors who do an incredible job of portraying their respective roles. Directed by Kelly Blatz, One Fast Move premiered on Amazon Prime Video on August 8, 2024. After its release, the film mostly received negative from critics, holding a Rotten Tomatoes score of 20%. However, its audience reception was relatively better, allowing it to drive decent numbers on the streamer.

The film's primary appeal comes from its action sequences, which unfold on the racing track. Although it features a few street racing scenes,...

I don’t often consider myself a fan of racing movies as they can feel a bit samey. Every now and then something comes along that shows a little uniqueness, but they feel few and far between. While One Fast Move certainly isn’t breaking any new story ground, I was surprised at how much its focus is on the people and their relationships with each other versus simply racing. Don’t get me wrong, the racing is great when they actually show it. But the primary focus being the relationships formed versus simply the race itself helps to make the stakes feel more grounded. A lot easier to relate to estranged family members reconnecting than someone just being really competitive and wanting to win.

I was able to talk to stars Kj Apa, Eric Dane, Edward James Olmos and Maia Reficco about the film and all of the stuntwork it entailed.

Kelly Blatz takes the reins as both writer and director for the motorcycle racing drama One Fast Move. Steering a cast of K.J. Apa and Eric Dane into the fast lane, the film follows former soldier Wes Neal as he searches for purpose on the open road. Wes finds himself drawn to the high-octane world of competitive racing, following in the footsteps of his estranged father, Dean Miller. Yet what appears to be a tale of father-son bonds and championship dreams quickly loses its way.

While Blatz shows a flair for vividly portraying the athleticism of the sport, his characters struggle to leave the pits. From its outset, One Fast Move seems poised to explore the complex relationships and gritty reality that lie beneath a streamlined surface. But the script neglects the deeper development of its people and their perspectives. Generic training scenes and formulaic conflict replace meaningful insight. Wes and Dean remain largely one-dimensional,...

One Fast Move, a movie by Kelly Blatz, is all about racing, family, and chasing your dreams. The film follows Wes, a guy who’s really passionate about motorcycle racing. Even though he ended up in prison for 6 months because of illegal street racing, his love for the sport didn’t go away. As soon as he gets out, Wes is more determined than ever to become a top racer. But there’s more to his story. Wes is also trying to reconnect with his estranged father, Dean Miller. Dean is a big deal in the bike racing world himself and holds tons of records. No wonder Wes thinks racing is in his blood! The problem? He left Wes and his mother when Wes was just a kid. So, the big question is: Will Wes and Dean reconnect? And if they do, can Dean help Wes achieve his dream of becoming a racing champion?...

Kj Apa shared with The Direct how his latest film, Amazon MGM Studios’ One Fast Move, helped him move onto a new era of his career.

The film follows Apa’s Wes Neal, who, after serving prison time for a street racing stint, looks to find a new purpose in his life. He decides it best to track down his father, Eric Dane’s Dean Miller (who left when Wes was six years old) to start a career in motorcycle racing.

Along the way, Wes also meets Reficco’s Camila, a local girl who quickly clicks with the newfound racer. However, both may be hiding crucial details about themselves from the other.

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Directed by Kelly Blatz and starring K.J. Apa and Eric Dane, One Fast Move is the redemption story of a discharged soldier who took up professional motorcycle racing. Wes Neal was in military prison for six months after he was challenged to a street race for money. He decided to race professionally after his release. He had always been passionate about racing, and now that he had no choice, he decided to take the chance. With only a few dollars to his name, Wes drove to Austin in search of his estranged father, Dean Miller. He was a motorcycle racer, and he had dedicated twenty-five years of his life to his craft. Wes had no expectations from his father; he simply wanted his old man to help him enter a race. So let’s explore of the events of the film and One Fast Move’s ending.

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How far are you willing to go to prove yourself? That’s what Wes Neal must ask himself in “One Fast Move,” the motorcycle racing movie premiering on Prime Video on Thursday, Aug. 8. Wes is an ex-military man who wants to try his hand at making racing a real career, but a reunion with his father shows that making a life for himself in racing will be as challenging as healing old wounds. You can stream the movie with a 30-Day Free Trial of Amazon Prime Video.

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Wes Neal (Kj Apa), a young man with a passion for speed, is kicked out of the military for motorcycle drag racing. With nowhere left to go, and a desire to go pro in racing,...

”One Fast Move” is a new motorcycle racing thriller, written and directed by Kelly Blatz, starring Kj Apa, Eric Dane, Edward James Olmos, Maia Reficco and Austin North, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video:

“…’Wes Neal’, a young man with a passion for speed, is kicked out of the military for motorcycle drag racing.

“With nowhere left to go, and a desire to go pro in racing, he tracks down his estranged father, ‘Dean Miller’, a former motorcycle racing champion, to be his coach.

“Wes gets a job at the motorcycle shop owned by Dean’s old mentor, ‘Abel’ and meets a local waitress who he falls for.

“But as he begins training with his father, Dean puts intense pressure on his son to be the best, putting a strain on all other relationships in Wes’ life.

“Wes must now decide what he wants for his future, and ultimately what...

Station 19, a procedural drama about firefighters in Seattle, began as a spinoff of Grey's Anatomy, though the show built its own audience over its seven seasons. Like its parent show, Station 19 was known for big emergencies and big emotions. The team of firefighters that served Station 19 came to the aid of Seattle citizens with grace and authenticity, often providing as much emotional support as they did physical support.

Though Station 19 had multiple captains over the years, they were primarily led by Andrea "Andy" Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz), who finally officially became captain in Season 7. By her side were firefighters like Maya Bishop (Danielle Savre), who was a former Olympic athlete, Victoria Hughes (Barrett Doss), who was Station 19's most compassionate team member, and Robert Sullivan (Boris Kodjoe), a former Marine whom Andy was married to for a while. Over the show's seven seasons, the characters experienced a lot of life,...

Prime Video arguably has the largest collection of movies compared to most other streaming services. However, some of the most in-demand films cost money to either buy or rent, which can add up rather quickly. Thankfully, a slew of movies will be heading to the streaming platform in the coming weeks that wont cost Prime subscribers anything extra. Given the wide range of films that will drop next month, potential viewers are likely to find something they deem worth watching.

With original dramas, comedies, and a myriad of older films, theres definitely bound to be something for everyone. Anyone looking for the perfect film for their next movie night should look no further than Prime Video. Regardless of a viewers interests, the streaming service has them covered in August.

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Written and directed by Kelly Blatz, One Fast Move...

”One Fast Move” is a new motorcycle racing thriller, written and directed by Kelly Blatz, starring Kj Apa, Eric Dane, Edward James Olmos, Maia Reficco and Austin North, streaming August 8, 2024 on Amazon Prime Video:

“…’Wes Neal’, a young man with a passion for speed, is kicked out of the military for motorcycle drag racing.

“With nowhere left to go, and a desire to go pro in racing, he tracks down his estranged father, ‘Dean Miller’, a former motorcycle racing champion, to be his coach.

“Wes gets a job at the motorcycle shop owned by Dean’s old mentor, ‘Abel’ and meets a local waitress who he falls for.

“But as he begins training with his father, Dean puts intense pressure on his son to be the best, putting a strain on all other relationships in Wes’ life.

“Wes must now decide what he wants for his future, and ultimately what...

Benjamin Warren is back in business!

In news surprising no one, let's be honest; it's confirmed that Jason George will be checking back into Grey Sloan permanently.

There was curiosity about where fan-favorite characters Ben Warren and Carina DeLuca, who originated in the Mother series, would land upon Station 19's shocking and disappointing cancellation.

Will Station 19's Carina DeLuca and Ben Warren Return to Grey's Anatomy?

With both Ben and Carina coming from medical backgrounds, the latter still actively working as one at Grey Sloan, it made sense for the two to return to Grey's Anatomy in some capacity.

Related: Station 19 Series Finale Review: One Last Time

It's a question that has been at the forefront of fans' minds for a while.

Well, now we have some official clarification on who will return to their roots.

According to Variety, Jason George will check into Grey Sloan for a full shift.

Spoilers are ahead for Station 19's series finale.

The Station 19 series finale's flash forward confirms that Pru Miller-Warren becomes a firefighter. Pru's firefighter story honors Dean Miller, her biological father who died very tragically while saving others. The Grey's Anatomy spin-off's crossover moments impact characters like Ben, Bailey, and Pru, making the flash forward a needed bit of full-circle closure for both shows.

After a solid seven seasons, Station 19 drew to a close with its 105th episode, the aptly titled "One Last Time." As established in Station 19 season 7, episode 9, the series finale saw 19's firefighters banding together against a fast-spreading wildfire that threatened the Seattle area. The natural disaster cropped up in the Grey's Anatomy season 20 finale too, as Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital's surgeons scrambled to help those impacted by smoke and fire damage. Given that Station 19 is a Grey's Anatomy spin-off, the synergy between...

Exclusive: In 2017, Jason George left ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy to help launch its spinoff series, Station 19. For seven seasons, he was a series regular on the firefighter drama as Ben Warren while making frequent guest appearances on the mothership series. With Station 19 coming to an end, all signs point to him going back to Grey’s Anatomy, a return which the Station 19 finale helped set up.

According to sources, there is no deal in place and the exact capacity in which George would return to Grey’s Anatomy is unclear but talks are ongoing, and the intent is to have him back on the show where he has been since Season 6, including a series regular stint from S12-S14, before moving to Station 19. Reps for ABC and ABC Signature, which produces Grey’s Anatomy and Station 19, declined comment.

Rumblings about George potentially rejoining Grey’s Anatomy next season started in January.

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points from ABC’s Station 19 series finale.

After 7 seasons, the time has finally come to say goodbye to Seattle’s hardest-working firefighters on ABC’s Station 19. As they say, all good things must come to an end. But, thanks to some gifts left behind in the finale by showrunners Peter Paige and Zoanne Clack and the writers, fans can expand on the firefighters’ stories well beyond tonight.

The episode titled “One Last Time” continues the story from last week’s episode as Station 19 is battling a raging wildfire targeting Seattle. Everyone is in danger but they’re keeping cool heads and working together to protect anyone else from getting hurt. In a particularly intense scene, the team has to take cover when a firestorm threatens everyone’s lives quickly. They get under aluminum fire shelters that they pull over themselves like a blanket.

Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster as “Station 19” returns with Season 7 Episode 10, titled “One Last Time,” airing Thursday at 10:01 Pm on ABC. In this gripping installment, the brave firefighters of Station 19 find themselves facing a relentless wildfire, testing their courage and resilience like never before.

As the flames rage on, the team must confront the harsh reality that their lives and the lives of those they love hang in the balance. With each passing moment, the possibility of a future forever altered looms large, leaving the firefighters grappling with uncertainty and fear.

Against the backdrop of the raging inferno, personal relationships are put to the test, and tough decisions must be made. As tensions run high and emotions reach a fever pitch, the members of Station 19 must rely on each other more than ever before to navigate the chaos and emerge victorious.

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Get ready for a thrilling night of action and emotion with Season 7, Episode 9 of “Station 19,” titled “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You,” airing on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at 10:01 Pm on ABC. In this gripping episode, the brave firefighters of Station 19 face their biggest challenge yet when a wildfire threatens to engulf Seattle.

As the crew springs into action to protect their city and its residents, tensions run high and emotions run deep. With lives on the line and danger lurking around every corner, the firefighters must rely on their training, teamwork, and courage to battle the flames and save the day.

Amidst the chaos, Andy finds herself contemplating the future as the station undergoes changes. As she grapples with uncertainty and looks towards what lies ahead, Andy must confront difficult decisions and navigate the shifting dynamics within the team.

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In the upcoming episode of “Station 19” titled “Ushers of the New World,” airing on ABC at 10:01 Pm on Thursday, May 16, 2024, viewers are in for an emotional and thought-provoking installment. The firefighters of Station 19 step up to the plate by using their clinic to provide much-needed care for asylum seekers who have been bussed in from out of state. As they navigate the challenges of providing medical assistance to those in need, tensions run high and bonds are tested.

Meanwhile, Natasha receives a surprise visit from her sister, stirring up old memories and emotions. And just when Vic thinks life couldn’t throw her any more curveballs, she receives surprising news that could change everything.

With powerful storytelling and compelling performances, “Ushers of the New World” promises to be an episode that will tug at the heartstrings and leave viewers eagerly anticipating what’s to come next. Don...

Spoiler Alert: This interview contains spoilers from “With So Little to Be Sure Of,” the sixth episode of the final season of ABC’s “Station 19.”

Boris Kodjoe is ready to start his next chapter. Since wrapping production last month on the final season of ABC’s venerable firefighter drama “Station 19,” the 51-year-old actor — who rose to fame in the early aughts in the Showtime drama “Soul Food” — has set his sights on broadening his horizons.

Chief among them is working more behind the camera. After directing his wife (and former “Soul Food” costar) Nicole Ari Parker in the Lifetime movie “Safe Room,” Kodjoe expressed an interest in helming an episode of “Station 19,” and his wish was granted midway through the show’s final 10-episode run. It was the ideal training ground for Kodjoe, whose exacting nature earned him a special nickname on set.

“They called me ‘Germanator,...

Get ready for an intense and thought-provoking episode of “Station 19” with Season 7 Episode 7 titled “Give It All,” airing on ABC at 10:01 Pm on Thursday, May 9, 2024. In this installment, the crew finds themselves responding to a call at a local park, only to have their assumptions challenged by the Tulalip Tribe upon arrival.

As tensions rise and emotions run high, Maya confronts her past, delving into personal demons and unresolved issues. Meanwhile, Carina takes matters into her own hands, going on the offense as she navigates professional challenges and personal dilemmas.

With powerful themes of identity, justice, and reconciliation, “Give It All” promises to deliver a compelling narrative that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. Join the brave men and women of Station 19 as they navigate the complexities of duty, honor, and sacrifice in the face of adversity.

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Gear up for an emotional rollercoaster on the next episode of “Station 19” titled “With So Little to Be Sure Of,” airing Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, at 10:01 Pm on ABC.

In this gripping installment, Vic faces a crisis as both her job and the future of Crisis One hang in the balance. A poignant flashback sheds light on how the program has profoundly impacted the lives of the team and the local community, adding layers of depth to the narrative.

Meanwhile, Ben grapples with a secret he’s keeping from Bailey, adding tension to their relationship and raising questions about trust and honesty.

As the stakes rise and tensions escalate, viewers can expect an episode filled with heart-wrenching moments and unexpected twists. Tune in to “Station 19” on ABC to witness the drama unfold and delve deeper into the lives of these brave firefighters and paramedics.

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Warning! Spoilers about Station 19 season 7, episode 5 ahead.

The cancelation of Crisis One impacts Dean's legacy & Vic's work, demonstrating the consequences of Chief Ross's choices following the Mayor's orders. Maya's support for Andy's captaincy highlights their unique friendship, showcasing personal growth despite her past unhealthy career ambition. Warren's secret medication hints at his future storyline post-Station 19, while Gibson's transition to dispatch sets a new path for him.

The 100th episode of Station 19 included plenty of drama, romantic developments and death-defying situations for the firefighters at Station 19, perfectly embodying what the Grey’s Anatomy spinoff had been about since its beginning. Many of the storylines set up in Station 19 season 7 moved forward, chiefly among all Andy Herrera’s journey as a captain, immortalized by her pinning ceremony that officially recognized her as captain of Station 19 and gave her a new official captain badge.

Firefighters have come and gone from Station 19 since the show’s beginning. But one recent departure definitely took some fans by surprise — although they weren’t very sorry to see them leave.

As the final season of Station 19 continues, fans are likely going to see a wide range of character departures. As in typical Shonda Rhimes fashion, some exits will be dramatic and others may end in death. Fortunately, this particular exit wasn’t quite so scandalous. In fact, many fans felt delighted about the situation.

Which firefighter resigned their position at the end of the most recent episode? Keep reading to get the scoop.

One Firefighter Resigns From Station 19

Over the years, Station 19 viewers have seen a wide range of cast shakeups. After Dean Miller’s death back in Season 5, fans know they can’t get too attached to any of the characters.

However, several...

Station 19 fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 7 Episode 5 episode titled My Way!

Find out everything you need to know about the My Way episode of Station 19, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Station 19 My Way Season 7 Episode 5 Preview

Prepare for an exhilarating episode of “Station 19” titled “My Way,” airing on ABC at 10:01 Pm on April 11, 2024. In this gripping installment, viewers will witness Andy Herrera, portrayed by Jaina Lee Ortiz, stepping into her new role as captain with unwavering courage and determination. As she faces a high-stakes emergency situation at Seattle’s iconic landmark, Andy fearlessly leads her team through the challenges, showcasing her exceptional leadership skills and dedication to saving lives.

Meanwhile, Vic Hughes, played by Barrett Doss, grapples with emotional burnout as she navigates the demanding and emotionally taxing nature of her job.

Get ready for a riveting episode of “Station 19” as Season 7 Episode 5, titled “My Way,” hits the screen on ABC at 10:01 Pm on Thursday, April 11th, 2024. In this intense installment, viewers will witness Andy Herrera’s fearless leadership as she earns her captain’s stripes and leads her team through a life-or-death emergency at Seattle’s most beloved landmark.

As the stakes soar, Andy faces the ultimate test of her skills and courage, rallying her crew to save lives amidst the chaos and danger. Meanwhile, Vic grapples with emotional burnout, struggling to cope with the pressures of her demanding job. And Maya steps up to support Carina as she navigates through some difficult news, offering her unwavering love and guidance.

Join ABC as they invite viewers to tune in and experience the adrenaline-fueled drama and heartfelt moments of “My Way.” Don’t miss “Station 19” on ABC at 10:01 Pm on Thursday,...

Get ready for a heart-pounding episode of “Station 19” as Season 7 Episode 4, titled “Trouble Man,” hits the airwaves this Thursday, April 4th, at 10:01 Pm on ABC. In this intense installment, the team braces themselves for a challenging 24-hour shift that pushes them to their limits.

As tensions rise and pressure mounts, the firefighters of Station 19 find themselves facing obstacles that threaten to tear them apart. Andy is forced to confront an impossible decision, putting her leadership skills to the ultimate test.

Meanwhile, Maya and Carina navigate the complexities of new parenthood, adding an emotional layer to an already demanding shift. With the clock ticking and stakes higher than ever, the team must band together to overcome the challenges that lie ahead.

Don’t miss the drama, suspense, and emotional moments in “Trouble Man,” airing Thursday at 10:01 Pm on ABC. Tune in to witness the courageous firefighters of...

Station 19 fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 7 Episode 4 episode titled Trouble Man!

Find out everything you need to know about the Trouble Man episode of Station 19, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Station 19 Trouble Man Season 7 Episode 4 Preview

Gear up for an adrenaline-fueled episode of “Station 19” titled “Trouble Man,” airing on ABC at 10:01 Pm on April 4, 2024. In this gripping installment, the team finds themselves tested like never before as they confront a grueling 24-hour shift that pushes them to their limits.

As tensions run high, firefighter Andy Herrera must grapple with an impossible decision that could have far-reaching consequences for the team. Meanwhile, Maya Bishop and her partner Carina DeLuca navigate the challenges of new parenthood, adding an extra layer of complexity to the already demanding shift.

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Get ready for a vibrant and heartfelt episode of “Station 19” with Season 7, Episode 3 titled “True Colors,” airing Thursday, March 28, 2024, at 10:01 Pm on ABC. In this installment, the courageous firefighters of Station 19 take center stage at the FABruary Winter Pride parade, celebrating love, diversity, and unity within their community.

As the parade unfolds, Maya finds herself face-to-face with someone significant from her past, sparking emotions and memories that challenge her. Meanwhile, Carina leans on Bailey for much-needed support during a personal struggle, highlighting the importance of friendship and solidarity within the station.

Travis and Eli also navigate their own personal journey, reaching a pivotal moment that could change the course of their relationship. With themes of acceptance, resilience, and self-discovery, “True Colors” promises to deliver a powerful and uplifting story that resonates with audiences. Tune in for an episode filled with love, courage, and the true spirit of...

In the highly anticipated Season 7 premiere of “Station 19,” titled “This Woman’s Work,” the stakes are higher than ever as Andy takes on the role of the station’s captain, navigating the challenging responsibilities that come with the position. As tension mounts, the team is thrust into a high-stakes hostage situation, testing their skills and unity.

Meanwhile, viewers can expect a rollercoaster of emotions as Jack’s life hangs in the balance, adding a layer of suspense to the unfolding drama. The episode also delves into Natasha’s fierce battle for her career, providing a riveting subplot. Additionally, Maya and Carina find themselves at a crossroads, making decisions that could reshape their lives.

Tune in at 9:01 Pm on ABC this Thursday for a gripping start to the new season, filled with heart-pounding action, complex relationships, and the compelling challenges faced by the brave firefighters of Station 19.

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Character departures are inevitable for most shows.

That doesn't mean we have to like them. Sometimes, a character has to go because it's necessary for the story.

Other times, the actor moves on to a new role, and the character can't continue without them.

Now and then, a character's time on a show comes to an end in a way that leaves us brokenhearted and feeling betrayed by the writers.

These exits took us by surprise, and not in a good way.

Alex Karev's Dear John Letters on Grey's Anatomy

If you ask us, Alex Karev had one of the best character glow-ups of all time, with the kind of character development we can normally only dream about. His transformation from snarky, too-cool-for-school jock to the mature, brilliant man he became was one for the ages.

But sixteen years of hard work to become the peds surgeon we learned to...

Season 7 of “Station 19” will be its last, Variety has confirmed.

“For seven seasons ‘Station 19’ has been a highlight of the ABC lineup thanks to Shonda and Betsy’s incredible vision, beloved characters and compelling storytelling,” said Craig Erwich, president, Disney Television Group. “With Zoanne and Peter at the helm of the upcoming farewell season, we have so much to look forward to, most notably the celebration of the show’s milestone 100th episode.”

A spinoff of “Grey’s Anatomy,” the drama follows a team of Seattle-based firefighters as they work together, build relationships, and navigate life’s ups and downs. The series aims to take viewers inside the close-knit community and oftentimes heartbreaking world of the city’s first responders.

The series stars Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andy Herrera, Jason George as Ben Warren, Grey Damon as Jack Gibson, Barrett Doss as Victoria Hughes, Alberto Frezza as Ryan Tanner,...

Aaron is about to find himself stuck between a rock and a hard place.

When a wealthy but problematic alum comes to town, ready to give Cal U a significant donation, Aaron is tasked with convincing Andre and the Gammas to host the controversial figure.

It puts Aaron in a weird situation, but as you'll see in this Grown-ish Season 6 Episode 8 clip exclusive to TV Fanatic, Aaron won't be afraid to let his voice be heard.

As Grown-ish continues through its final season, the guest stars keep coming.

This installment will see series' creator Kenya Barris getting in on the action as he guest stars as the divisive alum in question, Derek Wright. And as you'll see in the clip below, there is quite a chill in the air when he steps to the mic.

It's a classic devil and angel moment for Aaron, the devil telling him to step...

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the Station 19 season 6 finale.

The Station 19 season 6 finale saw the death of one character and a cliffhanger ending that could lead to another, though killing off both of them would be a huge mistake. Station 19 season 6 was a season full of dramatic moments and surprising twists, but the season finale was the most shocking yet, featuring the death of Dixon and the potential death of Jack. Station 19 has seen multiple characters die across its six seasons, but to kill off two major characters in one episode would be a mistake, especially given the timing of the events and the characters who would be affected.

The Station 19 season 6 finale revolved around the firefighter ball, at which Warren received a medal of honor for his heroic actions in episode 15. Unfortunately, the celebration turned sour when the floor of the ballroom collapsed, endangering the attendees. However,...

As Station 19 season 6 comes to an end, episode 17 shows how mental health remains its most prominent story. The Station 19 season 6 finale will air on Thursday, May 18, and the promo video suggests a major disaster is coming. It also leaves the potential for a cliffhanger ending, something the series has become known for, as Station 19 was renewed for a season 7. Station 19 season 6 has featured plenty of different stories, from the mayoral race to relationship drama and the captaincy race, but mental health stands out as the most prominent.

Station 19 season 6 will have 18 episodes in total, and many of them deal with the mental health of its characters as well as the topic of mental health in general. Season 6 isn’t the first season of the Grey’s Anatomy spinoff to focus on mental health, but it is the first to make it its most prominent story. Station 19 has tackled many issues over the years,...

Station 19 fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 6 Episode 18 episode titled Glamorous Life!

Find out everything you need to know about the Glamorous Life episode of Station 19, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Station 19 Glamorous Life Season 6 Episode 18 Preview

In “Glamorous Life,” the brave and dedicated crew of Station 19 finds themselves torn between celebration and duty when an unforeseen disaster strikes during a night of elegance and glamour.

As the episode unfolds, the firefighters of Station 19 gather at the much-anticipated Firefighters Ball. Dressed to the nines in their finest attire, our beloved characters, led by Captain Robert Sullivan (played by Boris Kodjoe), Andy Herrera (portrayed by Jaina Lee Ortiz), and Jack Gibson (played by Grey Damon), are ready to let loose and enjoy a well-deserved night of revelry.

However, their plans...

Station 19 fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 6 Episode 17 episode titled All These Things That I’ve Done!

Find out everything you need to know about the All These Things That I’ve Done episode of Station 19, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Station 19 All These Things That I’ve Done Season 6 Episode 17 Preview

All eyes are on the mayoral race as the candidates make their final pitches to the public. Meanwhile, Andy, Theo, and Sullivan are all vying to be named captain. The competition is fierce as each candidate tries to prove themselves to their colleagues and superiors.

But the biggest surprise comes from Vic, played by the talented Barrett Doss, who forges an unexpected bond after going rogue. How will this newfound bond impact her relationships with her fellow firefighters?

The episode stars Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andy Herrera,...

Warning! Spoilers for Grey's Anatomy season 19, episode 3 ahead.Grey's Anatomy season 18 had Bailey so fed up with Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital's problems that she quit both as a chief and a surgeon, however, she couldn't stay away long enough – and Grey's Anatomy season 19 is actually making her return even better. Grey's Anatomy season 18 finale didn't take it easy on Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson), as she had to try and save the residency program, manage the doctors' shortage, and take care of Pru after Ben's impromptu adoption of her following the death of his colleague Dean Miller, Pru's biological father. As Bailey also had to take care of her stress as it impacted her heart problems, she decided she had had enough when not only she received the news that Grey Sloan's residency program was being shut down, but also learned of Owen Hunt's crimes.

Considering how central Bailey had always been to Grey Sloan,...

Warning: The following contains spoilers from the November 11 Station 19/Grey’s Anatomy crossover.

Just when we were beginning — well, starting to begin — to wrap our heads around the fact that original Station 19 cast member Okieriete Onaodowan has left behind the series and his role of Dean Miller, ABC released a video (sniffle) tribute (dabs eyes) to his beloved (sob) character.

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“The pass device,” Jaina Lee Ortiz’s Andy explains therein,...