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 8 episodes
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The 118 team battles an "un-bee-lievable" emergency when a trailer with millions of bees crashes on the streets of Los Angeles, unleashing a swarm.
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Directed by James WongWritten by Molly Green, James LefflerGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Glenn Plummer, Brian Thompson, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Rick Chambers, Tracie Thoms, Paula Marshall, Bryan Safi
Athena is tasked with safely delivering a prisoner to testify on a high-profile case. Meanwhile, a light plane is hit by a swarm of bees and sent careening into a passenger plane.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Tim Minear, Ted GriffinGuest stars Pepi Sonuga, Glenn Plummer, Brian Thompson, Bryan Safi, Claudia Christian, Jake Green, Callum Blue, Larry Poindexter
Athena's only chance of surviving and saving everyone on the flight is to attempt to land the plane before it crashes and call on the 118 for help.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Tim Minear, Ted GriffinGuest stars Glenn Plummer, Brian Thompson, Rick Chambers, Bryan Safi, Claudia Christian, Jake Green, Callum Blue, Sarah Chaney
When it finally looks like Hen and Karen may get their foster license back, they are hit with another obstacle. Meanwhile, the 118 races to the aid of a Cheerleader involved in an infield collision.
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Directed by Marita GrabiakWritten by Lyndsey BeaulieuGuest stars Brian Thompson, Tracie Thoms, Veronica Falcón, Mike Schiff, Callum Blue, Joy Nash, Frederick Koehler, DaJuan Johnson
The 118 is once again working on the spookiest night of the year and missing out on all the tricks and treats. Meanwhile, Buck’s Halloween decorations become a little scarier than he had hoped.
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Directed by Christine KhalafianWritten by Taylor Wong Tai-LoiGuest stars Lou Ferrigno Jr., Tracie Thoms, Bryan Safi, Declan Pratt, Jenna Davis, J. Downing, Lee Simpson, Nikko Austen Smith
When a toddler falls down a pipe and becomes trapped, the 118 must rely on more than their skills to rescue him. Meanwhile, old wounds are opened when members of the 118 race to the aid of a man dealing with a divorce.
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Directed by Chad LoweWritten by Andrew MeyersGuest stars Gavin Stenhouse, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Bryan Safi, Jennifer Finnigan, Jonathan Silverman, Kimrie Lewis, Jason E. Kelley, Helen Madelyn Kim
When Athena is assigned a rookie to mentor, she begins to question her own abilities. Meanwhile, Bobby and the 118 return to the set of "HOT SHOTS" following a 911 call.
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Directed by Keith TriplerWritten by Lyndsey Beaulieu, Aisha CaseyGuest stars Brian Thompson, Ross Gallo, Claudia Christian, Richard Brooks, Callum Blue, Zach Tinker, Colin Ford, Sarah Utterback
Things get messy for the 118 following a massive pipe explosion. Meanwhile, Athena investigates the brutal beating of a man found behind a grocery store, and Bobby's working relationship with Brad from "HOT SHOTS" just got a little more intimate.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by James Leffler, Molly GreenGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Danny Nucci, Jonathan Del Arco, Callum Blue, Sam Roach, Anthony Robertson, Kyra Santoro, Gilbert Chayrez-Chavarria
The 118 responds to a fire at a local animal shelter and races to evacuate all the animals. Meanwhile, Maddie takes a 9-1-1 call that sets her on a quest for answers.
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Directed by Bradley BueckerWritten by Tim Minear, Rashad Raisani, Matt SolikGuest stars Debra Christofferson, Bryan Safi, Frankie Ingrassia, Chloe Csengery, Maya Nalli, Jeff Galfer, Maryfrances Careccia, Gabrielle Ortiz
Following Maddie’s mysterious 9-1-1 call, Chimney returns home to find his daughter alone and Maddie nowhere to be found. He then enlists Athena and Romero to help investigate.
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Directed by Jennifer LynchWritten by Ted Griffin, Silas SavardGuest stars Danny Nucci, Tracie Thoms, Bryan Safi, Declan Pratt, Carole Gutierrez, Frankie Ingrassia, Chloe Csengery, Abigail Spencer
The 118 responds to a call at a megachurch, where Bobby runs into his estranged mother. Buck is looking to expand his social circle now that Eddie has left.
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Directed by Aisha HindsWritten by Taylor Wong Tai-Loi, Darek CiochGuest stars Lou Ferrigno Jr., Anirudh Pisharody, Bailey Leung, Lesley Ann Warren, Sean O'Bryan, Ron Orbach, Miriam Flynn, Adriana Sevan
Maddie's return to work proves to be more triggering than expected, as she may have returned too soon. Eddie struggles to adapt to his new surroundings.
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Directed by Tessa BlakeWritten by James Leffler, Molly GreenGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Paula Marshall, Debra Christofferson, Bryan Safi, Anirudh Pisharody, George DelHoyo, Rob Benedict, Wendy Davis
After the 118 responds to several calls from the same person, Hen steps in to offer them advice. Meanwhile, Eddie confronts his parents and takes a big step in his relationship with his son.
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Directed by Brenna MalloyWritten by Lyndsey Beaulieu, Taylor Wong Tai-LoiGuest stars Gavin McHugh, Tracie Thoms, Marsha Warfield, Paula Marshall, Anirudh Pisharody, George DelHoyo, Kevin L. Johnson, Anastasia Leddick
In part one of a two-part episode, the 118 is called to a research lab that has been set on fire and becomes a biohazard.
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Directed by Karla BraunWritten by Lyndsey Beaulieu, Taylor Wong Tai-LoiGuest stars Corinne Massiah, Elijah M. Cooper, Tracie Thoms, Declan Pratt, Anirudh Pisharody, Bailey Leung, Hailey Leung, Askyler Bell
Athena and Buck are in a race against time to rescue the rest of the 118 following the fire in the bio lab.
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Directed by Dawn WilkinsonWritten by Kristen Reidel, Molly Green, James LefflerGuest stars Lou Ferrigno Jr., Tracie Thoms, Chris Wu, Anirudh Pisharody, Bridget Regan, Rick Worthy, Sadie Kuwano, Brian Knoebel
Following the tragic events at the lab, the 118 must come together to lay their fallen hero to rest. Meanwhile, despite her own grief, Athena re-investigates the death of a child to help a grieving mother.
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Directed by John J. GrayWritten by Tim Minear, Kristen ReidelGuest stars Corinne Massiah, Gavin McHugh, Elijah M. Cooper, Beverly Todd, Henry G. Sanders, Brian Thompson, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Tracie Thoms
Following an earthquake, the 118 races to the scene of several unusual fires and must figure out their cause before anyone else is hurt. Meanwhile, as everyone settles into their new normal, they try to move forward and plan for the future.
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Directed by Jonathan LawrenceWritten by Molly Green, James LefflerGuest stars Corinne Massiah, Gavin McHugh, Elijah M. Cooper, Gavin Stenhouse, Brian Thompson, Rick Chambers, Tracie Thoms, Terri Hoyos
The 118, still reeling from their recent loss, is dispatched to a mass casualty event after a high-rise apartment building collapses. Then, Athena and Chimney have to work together to save a familiar face.
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Directed by John J. GrayWritten by Kristen Reidel, Silas SavardGuest stars Corinne Massiah, Gavin McHugh, Elijah M. Cooper, Brian Thompson, Tracie Thoms, Terri Hoyos, Debra Christofferson, Declan Pratt