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Episode Guide Episode Guide Episodes 001–063 Last episode aired Monday October 04, 2021 www.fox.com © © 2021 www.fox.com © 2021 www.buddytv.com © 2021 www.tvfanatic.com © 2021 www.imdb.com © 2021 www. © 2021 celebdirtylaundry.com www.nerdsandbeyond.com The summaries and recaps of all the 9–1–1 episodes were downloaded from https://www.imdb.com and https://www. fox.com and https://www.buddytv.com and https://www.tvfanatic.com and https://www.celebdirtylaundry. com and https://www.nerdsandbeyond.com and processed through a perl program to transform them in a LATEX file, for pretty printing. So, do not blame me for errors in the text ! This booklet was LATEXed on October 6, 2021 by footstep11 with create_eps_guide v0.68 Contents Season 1 1 1 Pilot ...............................................3 2 LetGo..............................................5 3 Next of Kin . .7 4 Worst Day Ever . .9 5 Point of Origin . 11 6 Heartbreaker . 13 7 Full Moon (Creepy AF) . 15 8 Karma’s a Bitch . 17 9 Trapped . 19 10 A Whole New You . 21 Season 2 23 1 Under Pressure (1) . 25 2 7.2(2).............................................. 27 3 Help Is Not Coming (3) . 29 4 Stuck .............................................. 31 5 Awful People . 33 6 Dosed .............................................. 35 7 Haunted . 37 8 Buck, Actually . 39 9 Hen Begins . 41 10 Merry Ex-Mas . 43 11 New Beginnings . 45 12 Chimney Begins . 47 13 Fight or Flight . 49 14 Broken . 51 15 Ocean’s 9-1-1 . 53 16 Bobby Begins Again . 55 17 Careful What You Wish For . 57 18 This Life We Choose . 59 Season 3 61 1 Kids Today . 63 2 Sink or Swim . 65 3 The Searchers . 67 4 Triggers . 69 5 Rage............................................... 71 6 Monsters . 73 7 Athena Begins . 75 8 Malfunction . 77 9 Fallout . 79 10 Christmas Spirit . 81 11 Seize the Day . 83 9–1–1 Episode Guide 12 Fools . 85 13 Pinned . 87 14 The Taking of Dispatch 9-1-1 . 89 15 Eddie Begins . 91 16 The One That Got Away . 93 17 Powerless . 95 18 What’s Next? . 97 Season 4 99 1 The New Abnormal (1) . 101 2 Alone Together (2) . 105 3 Future Tense . 109 4 9-1-1, What’s Your Grievance? . 113 5 Buck Begins . 117 6 Jinx ............................................... 121 7 There Goes the Neighborhood . 125 8 Breaking Point . 129 9 Blindsided . 133 10 Parenthood . 137 11 First Responders . 141 12 Treasure Hunt . 143 13 Suspicion . 147 14 Survivors . 151 Season 5 155 1 Panic (1) . 157 2 Desperate Times (2) . 161 3 Desperate Measures (3) . 163 Actor Appearances 165 II Season One 9–1–1 Episode Guide Pilot Season 1 Episode Number: 1 Season Episode: 1 Originally aired: Wednesday January 3, 2018 Writer: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Tim Minear Director: Bradley Buecker Show Stars: Angela Bassett (LAPD Patrol Sergeant Athena Grant), Peter Krause (LAFD Captain Bobby Nash), Oliver Stark (Firefighter Evan ’Buck’ Buckley), Aisha Hinds (Firefighter Henrietta ’Hen’ Wilson), Kenneth Choi (Firefighter Howie ’Chimney’ Han), Rockmond Dunbar (Michael Grant), Connie Britton (911 operator Abby Clark) Guest Stars: Mariette Hartley (Abby’s Mom), Gavin Stenhouse (Priest), Alyvia Alyn Lind (Lily), Sarah Hay (Jesse), John Marshall Jones (Dave Mor- risey), Corinne Massiah (May Grant), Marcanthonee Reis (Harry Grant), Charles Baker (Petey), Todd Giebenhain (Dean), Flavia Watson (Groovyheels), Taylor Gray (Steve), Maddie Nichols (Marika), Vahe Be- jan (Father), Rachel Breitag (Tatiana), Mina Joo (Veronica), Alex Loynaz (Terry), Nicole Reddinger (Woman #2), Matthew Fahey (Junkie), Lissa Pallo (Woman), Glenn Fernandez (Boy), Troy Ian Hall (Cop), Harrison White (Old Man), Jeannie Bolet (ER Doctor), Annie Tedesco (Emma Coughlin), Briana Cap (Operator #2) Production Code: 1LAY01 Summary: Emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives. Abby explains that there are two types of emergencies. The first emergency is the kind everyone has every day – their life. In her case, she’s a recently single 42-year- old taking care of her mother, who has late-stage Alzheimer’s. She describes the second kind of emergency as the one that comes without warning and the one that no one wants to have – car accident, fire, robbery, etc. She explains that’s where she comes in, as she’s a 911 dispatcher and the actual first responder. After Abby gets the calls, she reports them to the proper departments: firefight- ers, paramedics and the police. Bobby is the fire captain of the Los Angeles Fire Department. He has a good crew of hard workers includ- ing Evan, the cocky hotshot who likes to get women by flaunting the fire truck, Howie, the guy who is dating someone he met through a cop and firefighter dating site, and Hen, the only female on the crew. Bobby goes to confession every week, as a reminder of how easy it is to go down the wrong path. He tells the priest he hit rock bottom, abusing drugs and alcohol, and was put on leave. He’s been back on the job for 18 months, and doesn’t want to fall again. However, he explains that people do need ways to cope when they are in his line of work. Athena is a field sergeant with the Los Angeles police. She’s no nonsense, and seems tohave a love/hate relationship with the fire department. Her home life is not stable, as her husband recently came out to her and decides to tell the kids he’s gay as well. 3 9–1–1 Episode Guide There are a bunch of calls that Abby directs to Bobby and Athena. The first is a report ofa baby crying in an apartment building wall. At first, Bobby and the crew don’t believe the caller, as he’s high and they don’t hear anything. Bobby is the first to hear the cries, and they realize that someone must have flushed a baby down a toilet. As they work to knock the wall andfree the infant from a pipe, Athena shows up to investigate who would have flushed the newborn. The paramedics resituate the baby, and Evan runs out to the ambulance. Meanwhile, Athena is able to locate the teen mother of the child, and rushes her out to the ambulance too. Evan is adamant that the mother not accompany them, and Athena starts to throw a fit. Bobby steps in and allows the mother in the ambulance. Everyone arrives to the hospital safely, but Athena has words with Evan after they drop the patients off. The second call is about a woman who is being suffocated by her pet snake. When the crew arrives, Howie is freaked out by the numerous snakes in the home. They reach the victim, who is losing air quickly. As the team debates how to best rescue her, Bobby tries to untangle the snake to no avail, as it just gets tighter. Evan takes matters into his own hands and kills the snake, releasing the victim. As he checks on the victim, he flirts with her. Later on, Bobby tracks the fire truck and finds Evan on the roof of a building hookingup with the snake victim. He fires him on the spot, as this is the second time in two days Evanhas been caught using the fire truck to hook up with women. Evan tells Bobby he thinks hemaybe a sex addict, but Bobby says he needs to leave his personal troubles at home, as they can’t risk precious seconds when on the job. The last call is one that puts Abby in the driver’s seat. A 9-year-old calls when she hears people break into her home. Abby keeps her on the line to try and get her location, as the girl just moved their with her family and doesn’t know the address. Once they get a town and street, Athena is dispatched, but can’t find the home. Abby suggests using sirens to pinpoint the location, but Athena doesn’t want the suspects to know she’s there. She calls Hen, who sends Evan with a fire truck. It’s a risk, but the clock is ticking. Abby is able to hear the fire truck sirens, but unfortunately, the child reveals her location in the home.
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