Fans will bask in the familiar glow from Station 19, though anyone who doesn't already indulge in the soapy delights of Shondaland may not feel the spark. Read critic reviews
Station 19 (2018)
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Episodes
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1. Stuck
Air date: Mar 22, 2018
Events at an apartment fire leave the future of the station's leadership in jeopardy.
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1. Stuck; Invisible to Me
Air date: Mar 22, 2018
Events at an apartment fire leave the future of the station's leadership in jeopardy; Ben Warren struggles to adjust to his new role; a car accident on a rural road puts many lives at risk.
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2. Invisible to Me
Air date: Mar 22, 2018
A car accident on a rural road puts many lives at risk.
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3. Contain the Flame
Air date: Mar 29, 2018
Jack begins his first shift as co-captain and continues to butt heads with Andy; Pruitt has a difficult time following doctor's orders and winds up back at the station to take on administrative duties; the rest of the team responds to an attic fire.
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4. Reignited
Air date: Apr 5, 2018
Andy and Jack find themselves in disagreement over spending decisions at the station; the firefighters respond to a structure fire at a brand-new bed-and- breakfast; Ryan calls Maya when he finds her brother in some trouble.
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5. Shock to the System
Air date: Apr 12, 2018
Miranda Bailey visits Ben at work, meeting his new co-workers for the first time; most of the team responds to a motor vehicle accident involving an electrical danger; Andy and Maya are paired up to go on their first stakeout.
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6. Stronger Together
Air date: Apr 19, 2018
Andy, Jack and 18 other candidates take the captaincy drill test; Travis serves as acting captain while Andy and Jack are away for the day; Ben confronts Vic about her fears.
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7. Let It Burn
Air date: Apr 26, 2018
Ryan and Jack get competitive during disaster drill training; Capt. Pruitt's health weakens, and Andy is sticking by his side; the crew and the police department respond to a strip mall fire, forcing Jack and Ryan to work together.
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8. Every Second Counts
Air date: May 3, 2018
Ripley interviews each member of the crew to determine whether Andy or Jack should be given the role of captain; a mom's day out on a party bus takes a turn for the worse; Capt. Pruitt continues his treatment.
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9. Hot Box
Air date: May 10, 2018
In the days before the captain position is announced, Pruitt warns Andy not to be disappointed with the outcome; Ben gets upset with Pruitt for having told Bailey the dangers of firefighting; the team gets trapped in the garage of a burning house.
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Critic Reviews for Station 19: Season 1
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Good calls, interesting characters but the form of editing doesn't feel good, especially the flashforward, also we need see more of the others characters outside the love triangle that btw didn't matter it's annoying most of the time, so give us more Maya,Travis, Vic, Dean. The best moments are when they go in calls and are together as family. This is what I expect for season 2.
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it's really exciting, I love how they ran into buildings on fire, I really love the action, the angst, the adrenaline, it's really good.
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Disgusting...nothing but CONSTANT arguing and men sucking face with men. I used to watch but will never watch this show again. The writers probably didn't finish second grade to write such TRASH! I don't know how this garbage ever got on TV. 🤮🤮🤮🤮
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When this show first stated two years or so. I thought it might work. But now with the last two episodes. I can't keep watching this mess. They Overdo everything until you get sick. I've asked myself why I watch this. Enough now. Cancel it
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Station 19 sucks and so sick of being forced to watch it because it always connects with Gray's Anatomy just to make us watch it! It's so boring!
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Absolutely love this show great characters great stories
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Honestly, for all the hook ups going on in the bunks, in the equipment rooms and in the hallways of the station house, this show really makes a case for why female firefighters cannot work with male firefighters in a platonic and professional way. Coupled with every fire fighter coming from a dysfunctional family home life and the whole, 'anyone can drop by the station house for meal times', the show is a horrible depiction of what female firefighters do to fight for their chance to work in the industry. This show had a real opportunity to talk about the women pioneers in the fire fighting industry - what they go through, how they work alongside their male counterparts, how they encounter and deal with the glass ceiling, and how the dynamics of a firehouse with a number of female fire fighters work and can work. What a disappointment. They set up characters and a concept that could have been groundbreaking and fantastic for storytelling. Telling the stories of real women firefighters and their experiences. Instead, they favour sexsationalism (which isn't necessary for compelling stories btw) and obvious soap opera-ish antics to get by.
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absolutely loved it just as any shondaland show characters are easy to fall in love with. the storylines are bad ass and great examples of leadership and female empowerment throughout the entire show. love the cast love the story love the show!
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I enjoyed most of the past two seasons of Station 19. However, a recent episode has completely horrified and saddened me. In episode 11, the cast directly compares the Nazis and Gestapo in Germany to ICE. As a grandchild of Holocaust survivors I am ashamed. How can this show in 2020 possibly compare the cold blooded murder of around 20 million innocent victims, including my extended family, to a US government agency. I don't want to get into the politics of illegal immigration/ICE. No matter someone's views on those subjects, I hope that we can all recognize the ignorance, absurdity danger is making such a comparison.
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I wished they toned down the drama and politics and focus more on action and real character development. If you want a great show with more action and all that, 911 seems to be the better series. The only really good parts in Station 19 are the season finales as when they really go all out and shows the realities of being a firefighters-sometimes people die and many struggle with health issues and trauma after all they go through. While it discusses some of those issues a little, it seems to mostly be pointless talking for most of the episodes with some scenes of them fighting fires or helping injured people here or there. Also Andy's character is just so unlikable and hasn't gotten better. She treats her father poorly, string guys along despite them being in love with her and acts so entitled as if that she should be captain even though she hasn't showed much to truly earn it (I think Jack would make the best captain. More levelheaded, thinks a few steps ahead and more in of his emotions). Andy also always seem to be angry all the time. Get her anger management already, she clearly needs it. They also need to stop with the Grey's Anatomy crossovers. Not everyone watches it nor should be forced to watch it if they don't want to in order to know what happens. Spin offs should be more stand alone still as it is their own series. All in all, not the worst, it just could be much better and there is better shows that features firefighters, EMTs, cops, doctors, etc...I recommend watching those shows first.
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