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Thats not to say, of course, that the episode isnt action-packed.
Besides, I expect Bobby to intuitively understand that theres no way9-1-1is killing off Angela Bassett.
Things are admittedly looking pretty dicey, though.
), and therefore quite tame by9-1-1standards.
At least it gives Bassett the opportunity for another speech.
We are all in this together.
Bobby and Buck work fast to clear traffic, and Brad gets to do some method acting while assisting.
(I realize Im being hard on him this week, but make better choices!)
Safely on the ground, Athena tells Gem his mom would be very proud of him.
(Im going to need this man to write her thenicestthank-you card when this is all over.)
She correctly intuits that one of the Assistant U.S. Before Athena and Bobby can decide who to turn the book over to, AUSA Spencer shows up.
(I do feel like Jenkins also deserves major credit here.)
Was Spencer really acting solo?
Jenkins and Athena get their resolution, too, with Sergeant Grant giving her blessing for his early release.
Surely some of this plot could have extended beyond the three-episode event?
One storyline that isnt finished, however, is Captain Gerrards reign of terror.
The episode ends with his return to the 118, still surly as ever.
You feel these arms, son?
Gerrard asks him, again pinging my gaydar.
This is me taking you under my wing.
Fair enough, but Im not sure how much more9-1-1can get out of this largely one-note character.
But here its just another week!
As a millennial who overuses that particular punctuation mark, it resonated!
