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Plan for Healthy Life Style 4380 Fayetteville Rd. • Lumberton, NC 28358 Tele: 919-718-0414 • Fax: 919-718-0280 • Hours of Operation: 8am-5pm Monday-Friday Page 2 — Saturday, January 18, 2020 — The Robesonian ‘Lowe’n Star State: New ‘9-1-1’ spinoff takes on Texas By Breanna Henry “Lone Star” is centered around and this unenviable entry on fighters: they don’t like outsiders. gan to Rehovot, Israel — the se- In a sneak peek of the upcoming TV Media a character named Owen Strand, Capt. Owen Strand’s resume This is true in “9-1-1: Lone Star,” ries is set up so that the main series, Lowe said, “To bring to life who is played by former Brat makes him uniquely qualified for too, as Owen Strand is met with a character’s diction and dialogue these characters, who are based on he first-responder series “9-1- Packer Rob Lowe (“Code Black”). a job in Texas at Firehouse 126. prickly chief paramedic Michelle won’t leave you needing to sus- people who are actually out in the T1” is currently Fox’s highest- You can think of him as a varia- Tragically, the 126 received a Watts (Liv Tyler, “Harlots”) and pend your disbelief when you trenches saving lives every single rated drama, so it stands to rea- tion of “9-1-1’s” Bobby Nash (Pe- rescue call, and much like Firehouse 126’s sole survivor, Judd hear a New Yorker like Tyler at- day, is a profound honor for me.” son that it should get its own spi- ter Krause), only shorter, a little Strand’s Manhattan team, the re- Ryder (Jim Parrack, “The Deuce”). tempting a natural “y’all.” You can catch Lowe and the rest of noff. Set in Austin, Texas, “9-1-1: older and with a more chiselled sult was the devastating loss of Watts is a genius and Judd is a Part of what makes the 9-1-1 the “9-1-1: Lone Star” cast in the Lone Star” has all the makings of jawline. Nearly 20 years before all of the responders but one. The cowboy, but both of them seem to series special is the way it seam- series premiere, which airs on Sun- a majorly successful second in- “9-1-1: Lone Star” opens, Owen parallel tragedies set the stage agree that the aforementioned lessly weaves comedy into a dra- day, Jan. 19, on Fox. So far, every- stallment: a talented, high-profile worked as a firefighter in Man- for “9-1-1: Lone Star,” and act as stereotype holds true. ma that, on the surface, has abso- thing points to the success of this cast, fantastic source material, hattan during the harrowing the catalyst for Strand’s move The cast is rounded out by lutely no business being light and new offering, and the first episode eye-catching artistic direction events of 9/11, which took the from the Big Apple to the Lone Strand’s troubled son, T.K. (Ronen funny. However, everyone who is sure to leave y’all commin’ back and a compelling jumping-off lives of every member of his fire- Star State. Rubenstein, “Dead of Summer”), knows (or is) a police officer, fire- now, y’hear? point for the storyline. The brand- house but him. The lone survivor, There is a stereotype about officer Carlos Reyes (Rafael Silva, fighter, paramedic, nurse or any new series premieres Sunday, Jan. he spent the next decade rebuild- close-knit teams of first respond- “Fluidity” 2019) and the captain’s one of the real-life superhero pro- 19, on Fox. ing his team from the ground up, ers, specifically police and fire- hand-picked team of firefighters. fessions knows that this kind of The “Fine ... but I get to pick my work has two hidden require- Adelio’sItalian and American Gourmet Cuisine ments: an iron stomach and a team” trope is a classic part of a 111 W 3rd St, Lumberton modern hero’s journey, and Owen pitch-black sense of humor. uses it well, selecting devout Mus- These people risk their lives for (910) 671-4747 lim Marjan Marwani (Natacha strangers on a daily basis, often Karam, “The Brave”), the adrena- exhausting and sometimes trau- line junkie, Paul Strickland (Brian matizing themselves for the sake Michael Smith, “The L Word: Gen- of people they don’t even know. If eration Q”), a transgender fire- they want to pretend to hit a hole- fighter with enough brains for the in-one with a recently amputated whole house, and Mateo Chavez leg, then I say swing away (that (Julian Works, “American Crime”), particular story comes from my who has no known qualities yet, aunt, a psychiatric ER nurse who Hours: because no team is complete chuckled along with the paramed- Monday • 11 AM - 10 PM without someone everyone else ics when that quirky event played Tuesday • 11 AM - 10 PM out). A bit of humor goes a long Wednesday • 11 AM - 10 PM can call “rookie.” Thursday • 11 AM - 10 PM Setting the series in Austin, and way towards keeping the terrors Friday • 11 AM - 10 PM Texas in general, creates room for at bay, and fun comraderie on the Saturday • 5 PM - 10 PM some distinctly southern emer- job can keep a first responder Sunday • Closed gencies that would seem out of sane. place in Los Angeles, where the parent series is set. 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