The biblical crimes happening on 9-1-1: Nashville just got a lot more complicated in “Let There Be Darkness.” Because it’s not enough that this mysterious caller is filling basements with blood or unleashing murder hornets and boils. Oh no. Now we’ve got blinding pollen. But is it this creepy criminals fault or just a freak of nature accident?
Also, it seems like Rogue is pulling double duty. Because not only is he investigating what’s going on with these crimes, he seems to be spending time with Blythe and Cammie at the gun range. But seeing how Blythe handled herself in the last episode when she thought there was an intruder, this might just be the aftermath of Cammie getting that creepy call warning her to back off from helping the criminal threatening Nashville.
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As if the women of Nashville don’t have enough to deal with, Blythe becomes a victim of this blinding pollen that hits Nashville. That will certainly be the connection to getting Blythe in the hospital and in on Sam’s secret. Question is, which secret is it? One is thrilling and the other is terrifying. But Sam has enough to deal with because apparently she’s teaming up for an emergency heart transplant with Roxie.
I know I said I wanted more of Roxie on 9-1-1: Nashville, but I didn’t mean a heart transplant! But beggars can’t be choosers here. And I’m just glad to see Roxie getting in on the action. Now let’s make sure we don’t forget Taylor!
What’s the synopsis for 9-1-1: Nashville Season 2 Episode 3?
Here is the synopsis for ‘Let There Be Darkness’:
A blinding agent strikes Nashville during a pollen storm, leaving Blythe and others critically ill. Rogue and the 113 race to find a cure and the source, while Sam and Roxie perform an emergency heart transplant. Blythe discovers Sam’s secret.
Are there photos for “Let There Be Darkness”?
Here are the photos for the hour:
Do we have a promo for 9-1-1: Nashville “Let There Be Darkness”?
Here’s the promo of the hour:
9-1-1: Nashville airs Thursdays at 8/7c on ABC.
