Note: This story contains spoilers for Season 8 of “9-1-1.”
“9-1-1” Crops have a reputation for starting seasons with some impressive disasters. There was an earthquake in Season 2, the loss of Los Angeles in Season 5 and the sinking of the Cruzeiro in Season 7. What could be the tsunami of three episodes that opened Season 3? But Bee-nado from Season 8 could simply make it to the top of this jungle list.
“I was talking to Ryan Murphy, and he really loved the whole score for The Poseidon Adventure from last season. He said, 'What are some other great disaster movies from the '70s? And I thought 'The Swarm' might be the worst of all time,” the co-creator said. And the show's executive producer, Tim Minear, on TheWrap.
Minear does not advise “anyone” to sit and watch the failure of the Irwin Allen dual case regarding the prosecution of killers poised to invade Texas. “You're here for the next day, 'Sim, you're here.'” And I thought: Oh, damn. Yes.'”
As with all of the emergency situations depicted in “9-1-1,” Be Nadeau's is rooted in some reality. won't start this year, A trailer carrying $15 million fell on I-95, not in Maine. Either way, only in 2023 5 thousand Abelhas Kerem From a road in Canada and from a road in Florida for transportation 1 million idiots Sovrio or accident? But the real trick for Nadeau was to combine this frenetic entanglement with a story that felt like “9-1-1.” That's when Athena (Angela Bassett) walks in for dinner.
Most of the time, the appropriate “Buzzkill” title is reserved for insect emergency response, and this is the B-entanglement of the Season 8 opener. The film's events revolve around Athena accompanying a prisoner who killed her boyfriend to another prison. At first, she was fighting Misao. The more time she spends with Dennis Jenkins (Glenn Plummer), the more she begins to prove his claims that someone intends to kill him before he can testify in another case. Athena's tense and suspenseful story begins with the non-ending climax of “Buzzkill,” which shows Athena and Dennis in a plane crash due to Applehas' out-of-control movements.
“I knew I couldn't do an enxame de abelhas for two or three episodes, so the interweaving of the abelhas literally collided with the infinite history of Athens, which also took place over the course of two years,” Menear said. “It starts with a bout of tension that puts everyone in the water. You can see where everyone is in their personal lives. And then, at the end of the first hour, something bigger happens that raises your voice for the next episodes. 'We're not doing anything different.'
Menear praised Bassett for being “jogo para qualquer coisa”. That's a huge compliment, considering that last season got his character into the middle of drowning while on their honeymoon, and this comedy with Athena is a no-brainer.
“Not last year, when we were filming 'Poseidon,' it was full of water and hit the wall. She was practically doing her own stunts. 'Então ela gostou (Airplane dinner)',” Mignar said. “By the way, when I worked with her on the movie American Horror Story, it gave her some really weird stuff.”
The executive producer credits Bassett as “a big reason why '9-1-1' was so successful.” “Angela always tracks her best games and builds the craziness on something emotionally real. It's probably obvious that we've been out of the market for a long time,” Minear said.
There's another, more important story at the heart of Buzzkill: Station 118's adjustment to its new commander, Vincent Gerard (Brian Thompson). Season 7 ended with Bobby (Peter Krause) accidentally resigning from the police force while recovering from his house fire and other traumatic events. As the new season began, Menear knew that the tension between captain Gerrard and the rest of the team would be an important point of the plot.
“Gerard is clearly an idiot. We all know what we've seen before,” Mignard said. “How to make this specific?”
Eventually, the team realized that Hin (Aisha Hinds) and Chimney (Kenneth Choi) might not have had as many problems serving as Captain Gerrard, as they had worked with them before. Likewise, Eddie's (Ryan Guzman) military training means he knows how to deal with tougher leaders.
“Finally, the answer was that it had to be about Puck (Oliver Stark), because he had never known a different leader than Bobby,” Minear said. “Bobby is practically his replacement. Now it looks like a big conflict is going to arise between Gerard and Buck, and it's going to continue. It's getting so hilarious.”
As for “Bobby,” he begins the first part of the eighth season with a role that “9-1-1” defines as: a consultant on a Hollywood film set. “We have our own professional firefighter consultant, Mike Bowman, who we affectionately call Hollywood Mike,” Minear said. “(O Tangle Bobby) was built on a method that was somewhat similar to the Bobby Rigg style, in that it was not set up very differently than the way the Follow it Mike Rigg.” “Mike is very excited. “That's a ridiculous postage stamp,” Bobby said a little more.
“9-1-1” airs weekends at 8pm ET/PT on ABC and streams the next day on Hulu.
