The demise of Station 19 left many fans of the firefighter drama wondering what was in store for its cast. Thankfully, they’ve been slowly moving on to new projects. Jay Hayden is jumping from one beloved network TV franchise to another. It has been reported that the actor has snagged a recurring role on FBI:
Danielle Savre from Station 19 quickly found a new job. Yes, that first sentence is heavy with the puns. Danielle starred as firefighter Maya Bishop on Station 19 for years. Her character was an important one to the Grey’s Anatomy spin-off, not just for the show, but because of the relationship her character had. Maya
Fire Country has found immense success on Friday nights for CBS. The firefighting drama stars Max Thieriot from SEAL Team (Clay Spenser) and Bates Motel (Dylan Massett). He plays Bode Donovan (Leone). The network has had lots of success with its NCIS Universe and the trio of FBI shows, so CBS wants to see if
Station 19 fans were given two emotional episodes about Jack Gibson to open the new season. The premiere dealt with the doctors revealing Jack would never work again as a firefighter. His injuries were too severe. The second episode for Season 7 showed Jack trying to fight for another shot, even though he could barely
Station 19 will flame out after seven seasons on ABC later this year. We’ve known this since late last year when the network confirmed that the 10-part season would be the show’s last. Given the show’s solid ratings and pedigree as a spinoff of Grey’s Anatomy, one of the biggest TV shows on the air,
Before Station 19 launched on ABC in 2018, there were many questions about whether we needed a firefighter drama set in the Grey’s Anatomy universe. The series managed to break out of the shadow of the long-running medical drama thanks to its brilliant characters and more nuanced storylines. Despite the connective tissue between the shows,
A campaign to save Station 19 is ongoing as fans try to keep their show on television. The hashtag #SaveStation19 continues being used by fans on social media following the sad news that ABC had canceled the firefighting drama. And that’s just part of the effort to convince ABC or another network to order Station
Station 19 is the second spinoff of ABC’s hit drama Grey’s Anatomy. The firefighter spinoff turned up the heat in a big way by launching as an extension of the iconic medical drama. With soapy plots, sexy relationships, and everything you’d expect from a show set in that universe, it’s been a lot of fun
Station 19 fans are outraged over the news that ABC has canceled the show and have started a petition to save the show while also putting the network on blast. On Friday, news broke that Season 7 would be the final season of Station 19. Along with the cancelation news came the low blow that
It’s bad news for Station 19 fans. A report states that the Grey’s Anatomy spin-off has been canceled. Some good news buried within the story is that the writers will have additional episodes to close down the show. ABC will now air a shortened Season 7 of Station 19, with episodes debuting this spring. Deadline