T.K. Begins Working as a Paramedic on ‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ (PHOTOS)
Captain Tommy Vega’s (Gina Torres) team of paramedics has found its replacement after Tim’s (Mark Elias) tragic death during the volcano episode earlier in the season on 9-1-1: Lone Star — and T.K. Strand’s (Ronen Rubinstein) move over from his father Owen’s (Rob Lowe) squad is going to kick off with quite a series of calls.
In March 1’s “Displaced,” the 126 deals with a body crashing a burial at a funeral — get a look at just how that happens and the mystery it introduces in the promo below — and an MRI that has gone haywire.
On the personal side of things, Owen and Tommy both “feel displaced in their homes”: Owen’s pregnant ex-wife Gwyneth (Lisa Edelstein) moves in, while Tommy’s husband Charles (Derek Webster) becomes their household’s full-time parent.
Scroll down for a look at “Displaced” in the photos below.
9-1-1: Lone Star, Mondays, 9/8c, Fox
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I don't like that tbh. What was the whole point of TK leaving the firefighters because he thought it's not what he wanted. To save that lady in the bus and realise he wants to be a firefighter. And now he's a paramedic? Idk �
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I don't agree with you. Saving a lady was just a job he had to do but the real reason he wants to be a paramedic, is all about saving lives; having the courage and bravery to put yourself first before others, to risk your own life by saving others first whilst putting yourself in danger. He was a firefighter for quite a while back in NYC however, he only took that profession to be close to his father since Owen had left their home to be Captain of Station 256.
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i just want to see Gina Torres in her underwear again. 😍
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What size was the MR in the 3/1/2021 episode? I heard 1.7T mentioned, but who makes that size? Another said it was “the strongest magnet on the market”, but that would be 3T. But the caution sign with the magnet icon should then have 3T on it.
