Some spectacular visuals and set piece action sequences open the third season of 9-1-1, and I am ashamed to say that I am way late to the party on this show - and even later to it's Lone Star cousin. However, I am fully on-board now and invested in the characters big-time, so it was a relief after the finale to end the second season that everyone is basically okay. Even Buck, who took a few hits (literally and figuratively!) in the last episode of season two appears to be on the mend at the outset of things, and the squad are pretty happy. The drama of the characters' lives and the drama of the emergencies was well balanced. Sometimes it isn't, but it was here. The scenarios are getting more inventive but none scream - to me, anyway - implausibility.
And then there was the cliff-hanger. Wow...
And then there was the cliff-hanger. Wow...