9-1-1 operators are heroes. This week’s 9-1-1 ”First Responders” shows us why as Sue risks her life to save a girl and stop a kidnapping.
‘9-1-1: Lonestar’ 2×11 Review “Slow Burn”
“Slow Burn” features one of the worst calls we’ve ever seen on 9-1-1: Lonestar, and we hate how it made Marjan and Judd question themselves.
‘9-1-1: Lonestar’ 2×10 Review: “A Little Help From My Friends”
In this week’s episode of 9-1-1: Lonestar, some of our favorite characters are struggling. In “A Little Help From My Friends” Grace focuses on her recovery and has trouble asking for help; Owen seems depressed after TK moves out; and…
‘9-1-1’ 4×10 Review: “Parenthood”
This week’s 9-1-1 focused on parenthood and family. It’s complicated and not always easy, but there’s always love and help when you need it.
9-1-1: Lonestar 2×09 Review: “Saving Grace”
“Saving Grace” showed us why Grace and Judd are the heart of 9-1-1: Lonestar. We loved learning more about their past this week.
‘9-1-1’ 4×09 Review: “Blindsided”
9-1-1 returned this week, and “Blindsided” was an absolute emotional rollercoaster. Usually this show is great at adding in humor with the serious issues but not this week. This was an amazing episode but very serious and devastating. We cried.…
‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ 2×08 Review: “Bad Call”
9-1-1: Lone Star 2×08 “Bad Call,” the winter finale of the show, was intense. Carlos made a tough decision that landed him in trouble, the paramedics got kidnapped, and “Bad Call” ended with a cliffhanger that we’ll be thinking about…
‘9-1-1’ 4×08 Review: “Breaking Point”
The winter finale of 9-1-1 did not disappoint us this week. We love that the 118 always comes together when their community is in need.
‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ 2×07 Review: “Displaced”
The 126 dealt with adjustments and changes on “Displaced.” TK officially becomes a paramedic and Owen learns some heartbreaking news.
‘9-1-1’ 4×07 Review: “There Goes the Neighborhood”
This week’s 9-1-1 4×07 “There Goes the Neighborhood” was all about neighbors. Pretty much everyone has had a bad experience with neighbors once or twice, but “There Goes the Neighborhood” shows that some can be much worse than others. And…
