The world seemed to be nearing its end – and the fire is all around – in the coming upcoming 9-1-1: Lonely star The finals of the series.
IN US WeeklyExclusive peek on Monday, February 3, episode, Firefighters from 126 Have a lot on their board after an asteroid that hit Austin.
“The nuclear reactor is burning,” one caller says the waste center 9-1-1, while others scream, “there are bodies everywhere.”
The 9-1-1 call center seems to have been overwhelmed by emergency after a catastrophic disaster, to which fans were warned during Monday, January 27, episodes of the Fox series.
“I need a relegation shelter,” says the third caller in the piston. The fourth resident reveals, “You have to send help!” revealing that the local university hit part of asteroids.
As 126 arrives On stage, led by Captain Owen Strand (Rob Lowe), there are loud sirens and flames that take place more buildings. Not to mention, several bodies were diluted to a quadrilateral.
“Did anyone else get vibration at the end of the day?” Firefight Marjan Marwani (Natacha Karam) says as the engine is inserted.
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Texas born Judd Ryder (Jim Parrack) Begins to quote Scripture as he takes in a terrible scene. “And it caused the fire to drop from heaven to earth,” he says.
Once from the truck, Owen jumps into the action by telling his team to evaluate the wounded and extinguish the fires. “What are we looking here?” Owen asks 9-1-1 dispatcher Wyatt Harris (Jackson Tempo), who is also Judd’s son.
Wyatt admits, “it’s pretty bad”, noting that there is a nuclear cooling in the campus that overheats and must be excluded before it is too late.
“At this rate we look at the total fall in less than 10 minutes,” Wyatt reveals, saying Owen that he failed to reach a professor in charge of the Nuclear Science Department.
Owen no longer spent time, saying to his detachment: “126, we go in. We are looking for a closing valve or this place is uninhabited for the next 10,000 years.”
The vicious warning does not distract his team, but he receives a playful answer from Marjan, who returns, “Okay, but without pressure.”
Ronen Rubinsteinwho plays Owen’s son and Paramedic TK Strand, exclusively Our On Friday, January 31, that it should not be surprising to the fans how intense the finals – and how much danger it becomes a team.
He was joking that Austin “must have hell under him” because of all the disasters they came across while running in five seasons of the show.
“I am very worried, in a good way, see what The final product of the look“Rubinstein, 31, teasing. “I think people will be relieved and satisfied where we finish the show.”
AND 9-1-1: Lonely star The finals of the series broadcast on Lisica at 20:00 et.