Explore the high-pressure experiences of police officers, paramedics and firefighters who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives.
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Explore the high-pressure experiences of police officers, paramedics and firefighters who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives.
Season 2 episodes
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On one of the hottest days of the year, the first responders feel the pressure as harrowing incidents keep happening around the city, including a road rage accident involving a van full of tourists, an emergency at an auto-repair shop and a grenade. Meanwhile, Buck gets a surprise visit from his sister, and a handsome new hire Eddie jeopardizes Buck's chances of being chosen for a fireman calendar.
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Directed by Gwyneth Horder-PaytonWritten by Brad Falchuk, Tim MinearGuest stars M.C. Gainey, Christopher Rivas, Connor Trinneer, Adalberto Angulo, Lewie Bartone, Briana Cap, Mark Elias, Charles Emmett
When a massive earthquake rocks Los Angeles, the first responders rush to rescue victims from a crumbling high-rise hotel both under the rubble and high above the ground. Athena must deal with wreckage from a collapsed freeway overpass and Maddie is thrown into the fire as she faces her first crisis as a 911 dispatcher.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Zachary ReiterGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Brian Howe, Vincent Ventresca, Julian Works, Emil Beheshti, Earlene Davis, Jennifer Field, Jessica Gardner
The first responders continue to deal with the fallout of a massive earthquake and its deadly aftershocks. Athena tries to keep the peace as Bobby and team continue to rescue victims from a collapsing high-rise hotel, both under the rubble and high above the ground. Maddie 's first day on the job involves helping a pregnant couple deliver their baby safely.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Tim Minear, Zachary ReiterGuest stars Eric Nenninger, TJ Linnard, Ali Hillis, Kimleigh Smith, Michael Ray Escamilla, Steven Allerick, Faruk Amireh, Domonique Brown
Athena contemplates accepting a promotion that will take her out of the field.
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Directed by Sarah BoydWritten by John J. GrayGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Rachel Breitag, Zarah Mahler, Tommy Savas, Seth Coltan, Jeff Harlan, Aylin Bayramoglu, Catherine Haena Kim
Maddie goes for a ride-along with Athena in the hopes of being on the other end of a 9-1-1 call; Hen attempts to learn how to prevent her family from falling apart at the seams; disaster strikes at a military funeral and movie theater.
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Directed by Kevin HooksWritten by Kristen ReidelGuest stars Jonathan Grebe, Jennifer Aspen, Troy Winbush, Mark D. Espinoza, Lyle Kanouse, Matty Castano, Jordan David, Boon Pin Koh
When the first responders race to the rescue of a crashed news copter, they unwittingly become the subject of an eager reporter's first on-air assignment. Meanwhile, Bobby tries to deal with his daughter's death, as Athena prepares for May's homecoming dance. Then, Maddie struggles to let go of her fear of the past. Also, the team responds to emergencies at an eating contest, a bodybuilding competition and a toddler pageant.
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Directed by Gwyneth Horder-PaytonWritten by Juan Carlos CotoGuest stars Diana Terranova, Gavin Stenhouse, Justin James Farley, Debra Christofferson, Megan West, Darren Dupree Washington, Dan Chlebanowski, Donna D'Errico
Halloween finds the first responders racing to the rescue at a cemetery, a haunted hayride and a spooky Hollywood parade; Meanwhile Maddie thinks she has received a "ghost" call from a missing hiker; Hen finds herself facing with a life or death situation with the father who abandoned her; Eddie reconnects with his estranged wife.
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Directed by Loni PeristereWritten by Erica L. AndersonGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Elizabeth Anweis, Wes Brown, Ace Gibson, David Kaufman, Sonya Leslie, Vanessa Martinez, Andrew Asper
Buck jumps back into the dating scene but fears he will return to his old ways; a woman goes to great extremes on a freeway overpass to get the attention of her husband; a couple have a car accident on their wedding day.
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Directed by Varda Bar-KarWritten by Matthew HodgsonGuest stars Diane Mizota, Tiffany Dupont, Francis X. McCarthy, Lawrence Pressman, Tara Karsian, Kallee Brookes, Dylan Kenin, Nick Bush
Hen relives her evolution into the firefighter she is today as she recalls the first times she met Chimney and Athena.
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Directed by Jennifer LynchWritten by Aristotle KousakisGuest stars Paulina Alvarez, Presciliana Esparolini, Rae Dawn Chong, Teri Reeves, Glenn Stanton, David Bowe, Salvator Xuereb, Bradley White
The holidays are naughty and nice for the first responders, who must deal with a stampede at a toy store, a mistletoe stunt gone awry and neighbors competing in a Christmas-light showdown. Meanwhile, Bobby contemplates his future with Athena, Chimney and Buck attempt to lift Maddie's spirits and Eddie must decide if he wants to give his son what he really wants for Christmas - a visit with his mom.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Christopher MonfetteGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Reggie Austin, Cedric Sanders, James Scully, Chad Addison, Melissa Greenspan, Kendall Joy Hall, Julie Ouellette
Bobby meets Athena's parents for the first time and Maddie attempts to end her marriage for good, causing Doug to insinuate himself even deeper into Chimney's life. Meanwhile, a tanker carrying a tiger shark crashes on the freeway and a gas leak in a plastic surgeon's office happens mid-surgery.
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Directed by John J. GrayWritten by Tim Minear, Kristen ReidelGuest stars Beverly Todd, Henry G. Sanders, Michael Graziadei, Faline England, Christine Dunford, Bryce Gheisar, Franco Barberis, Jaime Barcelon
Look back at how Chimney joined Station 118 and became the firefighter and paramedic he is today.
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Directed by Jennifer LynchWritten by Erica L. AndersonGuest stars James Chen, Mac Brandt, Brian Thompson, Kim Yarbrough, Mark Derwin, Dan Martin, Denise Dowse, Nigel Gibbs
The First Responders rally together to search for a missing Maddie.
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Directed by Millicent SheltonWritten by Kristen ReidelGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Brian Hallisay, Colby French, Demetrius Butler, Michael Cognata, Roman Mitichyan, Tim Stafford, Jenny Steadman
When Metro LA's 9-1-1 system is hit with a massive system-wide power outage, the call center must go old school in responding to emergencies. The first responders must deal with explosions in multiple homes and a difficult child birth. Meanwhile, Michael confronts Bobby about parenting his kids.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Juan Carlos CotoGuest stars Drew Powell, Derek Phillips, Skye P. Marshall, Nico David, Sarah Hoffmeister, Aly Mawji, Galadriel Stineman, Peter Falls
A going-away party for a bank manager turns into an emergency, and then a mystery, as the first responders are accused of pulling off a daring heist.
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Directed by Mary WigmoreWritten by Andrew MeyersGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Jonathan Grebe, Christian Clemenson, Jenica Bergere, Max Adler, Joseph Lyle Taylor, Javier Grajeda, Terry Woodberry
Bobby Nash decides to move to Los Angeles in the hopes of restarting his life after a devastating tragedy that struck his family back in Minnesota, but in Los Angeles, he first meets Athena Grant and works his way to captain of the 118.
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Directed by Jennifer LynchWritten by Christopher MonfetteGuest stars London Cheshire, Lauren Stamile, Zac Badasci, Laura Allen, Nick Searcy, Eddie McClintock, Andy Umberger, Gino Anthony Pesi
The first responders deal with a calamity at a chocolate factory; a mail bomb explosion; Eddie receives some surprising news from Shannon; Maddie contemplates her future in the call center.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Matthew HodgsonGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Jonathan Grebe, Christine Estabrook, Devin Kelley, Romy Rosemont, Daniel Roebuck, Casey Biggs, Stephanie Erb
The 118 deals with a situation where a stunt driver is placed in a precarious position, two mail bombs are detonated and a teenaged social influencer loses their mind; Eddie's family decides to visit; Buck confronts a deadly series of events.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Tim MinearGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Connor Trinneer, Jonathan Grebe, Tiffany Dupont, Gabriella Quezada, Danny Nucci, Rick Chambers, Anthony Turpel
