The firefighter drama will be back for Season 2.
May 11, 2018
ABC announced today that Station 19 has been picked up for a second season. The move comes as the network is shoring up its lineup for the 2018-2019 season.
A spin-off of Grey's Anatomy, the drama premiered in March; first as a backdoor pilot that was part of its parent series' season, then later in the month in its own time slot. The show is currently nine episodes into its 10-episode run, with the season finale set for Thursday, May 17.
The hour-long series follows the crew at Seattle Fire Station 19, where everyone from the captain to the rookies puts their hearts and lives on the line regardless of whether they are on duty or off the clock. These heroic men and women are like a big family, and together they risk their lives as first responders in order to save others.
goomer67
05/23/18 at 09:40am
I am a big fan of Chicago Fire, which definitely has a more realistic presentation, overall.
I watched one episode of Station 19 and that was enough-along with seeing Shonda Rhimes' name in the credits (sorry, but her shows are largely trash) in the credits-to tell me this show isn't going to be worth much. No comparison to Chicago Fire whatsoever.
Ugh.
Jim
05/11/18 at 08:35pm
Why ABC renewed this disaster and cancelled Designated Surviver and Kevin Saves is nuts. Station 19 need writers that can tell a story and technical advisers that understand physics and fire science. In the latest episode, they explode a quart of gasoline by adding a flame. Gasoline in an open container will not explode. It will just catch on fire. They use the explosion to propel a water heater through a reinforced door. If they were using dynamite behind the heater, it still wouldn't move. You have to focus an explosion by putting something behind it to direct the explosion.
If you get beyond the plot holes, the dialog is terrible and not realistic.
On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate it as a minus 5. ABC should dump this dog.
101
05/11/18 at 07:56pm
WHY?
