User Reviews

I'm going to miss Michaels character so much. Why someone would not comply with Covid vaccines I really don't understand. Having lost a fit young brother who wasn't quite eligible for his, dying within 21 days of getting Covid I do get very angry about others saying it's a myth etc.

Love this family. However I could never live in their city...too disastrous....

Well this episode did feel like it did , way back when the show started in 2018 , fighting fires , saving people , of course it would not be real , if someone did not die , this time that person unfortunately was a stage 4 cancer survivor who went back inside the blaring fire to rescue his former nurse and actually did save her and the new guy , just before a beam smacked him on the head , killing him instantly . The actor who played this individual is Dorian Harewood who has been around 46 years on stage and Tv and film , good job Rupert. For the rest of the show it was saving people from babies to kids to parents and doctors and nurses and a moving moment from a dispatcher who really has feelings and she showed class in the break room with a relief tear of joy.

I gave this episode a 8 cause it was almost real life the 118 stuck together to save lives , Bobby and his amazing team saved the day / night , but i do miss Chim , he can't be replaced.

This is the 9-1-1 I've been missing this season!! Amazing episode. The core cast all had great moments, the story centered around a massive fire & rescue operation (not cop drama like we've had for much of the season), there was an emotional and inspiring sequence that reminded me of season 2 rescuing Buck from under the fire truck. It had everything I needed and left out the things I've disliked most about this season. Whoever wrote this episode should probably write the rest of the season.

I like this episode because it was exciting and fun. It had drama and romance. I think 911 is a positive show to watch because it a good show and I like the ratings for the show. I would watch it..

It was a good episode, really enjoyed to see the show using the elements that make it strong: a nice emergence, buddie, the 118 and heartful moments. I'm sad to see Micheal go but there's no defence for Rockmund's choice. However, we need to discuss the problems with 911 representation, especially with MichealDavid. The couple never really received any attention or proper development, they were never allowed to show too much intimacy or affection (they found time to show Bucktaylor kissing twice in a rushed and packed finale, but MichealDavid bareilly hugged in all of their scenes). There's a clear discrepancy between the way they treat their LGBT caracters and their relationships compared to the straight ones. That's one of the reasons I lost my excitement for the next episodes. We just know that even though Bucktaylor is the most hated couple of the show, they'll probably get a lot of screentime and the writers will try to force a sad storyline to keep them together. I'm not even wasting my time watching the episode on monday because if they stay together I'm not watching it all, I've had enough disappointments so far. There's another time jump comming and this awful couple lasting more time just show the writers don't care about development and just come up with stuff when it's convenient for them. Micheal's departure weakens the poor representation portrayed until now, I wonder how they will fix it. Inserting another caracter that gets no screentime would just further their problems but the future of 911 doesn't look promissing right now.

I really hope I'm wrong and that they can still surprise us. I see the viewers are dropping fast and I'm close to quitting too, let's see if the writers are trying to keep us around or working hard to push us away.

This felt like the old 911 it was a solid episode but this season is just so all over the place Buck and Eddie barely have any scenes together the 118 doesn't feel like the 118 anymore Hen and Chim aren't in scenes together the best thing about this season Is Ravi I really hope they are brave enough to do Buddie it would save this season. It's sucks they got rid of Michael but queer characters never last on this show hopefully they actually give Hen and Karen scenes :(

This season has really felt like the writers lost the formula that made 9-1-1 so great. I love the firefighter stories and different calls and being able to laugh at least once in an episode. This season has been pretty heavy - resembling so many other shows on right now. This show was so different from the rest and that's why I loved it. It had few long plot lines (ones that were there were for character growth and not just for dramas sake), had great 9-1-1 calls, and most of all - had a perfect balance of drama and humor. The drama happened yes, but it didn't stay heavy for too long. This season no one is happy (with the exception of brief Michael happiness this episode) and it's focusing so much on smaller characters which don't add much of anything besides drama. It definitely feels like they are scrambling on how to do the show without Maddie, and I really hope they find their footing again soon. I really do love this show.

This episode was everything. Made it about all the things that truly matter in life. I swear. This show brings IT every singe episode. No dull episodes of fillers. Just pure adrenaline and emotions. I LOVE IT!

The best episode in the season 5 so far. I think that this show needs more episodes like this, with more explosions and fires and not too many crazy emergencies.

If you didn't tune in this week because you were disappointed last week, happy to report that 9-1-1, a show about first responders, is back! As is the family-we-chose theme. Plus, the big emergency was suitably dramatic and worth watching.

I loved this episode. Finally 9-1-1 is back on the saddle. It is filled with action and emotional scenes. It was perfect!

And beyond that I don't think I have anything else to add on that.

I don't like when filmmakers push on my emotions, trying to squeeze a tear out of me. It's a sign of a bad written story. And in this episode it's really obvious: characters cry too much, hug too much, pray too much... And self-sacrificing is shown as an extraordinary and exceptional thing... for rescuers and medics. Who would think their jobs are so dangerous and stressful?! I'm shocked!

I know, this is just a TV series, not a serious big screen movie, but even for TV it's too primitive and straightforward, I don't appreciate such approach.

I thought this was the best ep they ever had. All main characters had solid roles. The stories within the story were engaging. Even the background music added to my enjoyment.

This episode was so over the top. And for this show, that's saying a lot. The emotion was forced, the story lines were garbage. Do better 9-1-1. IMDB wants more characters but honestly this episode doesn't really deserve much more.

This show seems to getting more and more religious, that last big action montage with everyone holding hands etc was just too much. It's an action drama, not a Jesus channel show.