Fox‘s upcoming 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5 will officially conclude Ryan Murphy’s hit first responders drama series. This comes ahead of the Rob Lowe-led drama’s return on Monday, September 23.
“In Season 5, Captains Strand and Vega, along with the 126 team, race into action when in a multi-episodic opening storyline, a catastrophic train derailment endangers several lives, including some of their own, With Judd resigning from the 126 to take care of his recently handicapped son Wyatt, Owen must find a new lieutenant to replace Judd and has a difficult decision ahead of him when both Marjan and Paul apply for the promotion,” reads the show’s newest logline. “Tommy is ready to take the next step in her relationship, but she finds the road to happiness is filled with obstacles. On his 30th birthday, T.K. gets a surprise visit from someone from his past that could change his and Carlos’ lives forever. Now officially husband and husband, T.K. and Carlos’ marriage is put to the test when Carlos becomes obsessed with solving his father’s murder.”
What did Fox say about 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5’s ending?
Fox TV Network President Michael Thorn has shared a statement regarding the upcoming conclusion of 9-1-1: Lone Star, promising fans that they will be giving the show a “high-stakes send-off it deserves.” At the moment, the spin-off isn’t expected to be pick up by ABC, just like what they did with the main series, after its Fox cancellation.
“From the start, fans have followed the heroic and deeply moving stories of the men and women who make up Austin’s 126, so a huge thanks to one of the greatest creative teams in all of television — Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear — for creating one of the most action-packed dramas anywhere,” Thorn said (via Deadline). “Now in our final season of the show, we’re set to give it the high-stakes send-off it deserves, complete with breathless rescues, insurmountable odds and relatable personal struggles, thanks to our incomparable, stellar cast led by Rob Lowe and Gina Torres.”
9-1-1: Lone Star is created and executive produced by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear. The series stars Gina Torres, Natacha Karam, Ronen Rubinstein, Jim Parrack, Brian Michael Smith, Julian Works, Rafael Silva, Brianna Baker, and Jackson Pace. Executive producers are Lowe, Bradley Buecker, Alexis Martin Woodall, Rashad Raisani, John J. Gray, Angela Bassett, Carly Soteras and Wolfe Coleman, with Buecker directing the Season 5 premiere.
