Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
9-1 Fans have been left spoiled after the shocking death of a large core character.
WARNING: DEATHERS BELOW FOR TERM 8, CHAPTER 15, OF 9-1-1.
Captain Bobby Nash, played by Peter KrauseWhich has appeared on the show since its inception in 2018, killed in the second half of the captivating two -part event broadcast on Thursday, April 17.
The film called Bobby’s two -part and 118 research laboratory at the Southern California Institute of Technology, which had become a Biohazard after being set on fire. The Han Loward ‘Chimney’ led the scenario (Kenneth fori) Contracting a deadly and rare virus, which could not only be improved by one vaccine.
When a chimney managed to get his hands on the cure – thanks to Buck (Oliver Stark) and Athena (Angela Bassett) Efforts – Bobby hid the truth about his mask breaking so that a chimney would take the vaccine for himself. It was revealed that Bobby was also infected with the deadly virus, and sacrificed himself so that a chimney could survive.
Peter Krause has thoughts on that 9-1-1 cliff. Supporters were left with an unexpected turn in the end of the show’s season seven, which was broadcast on Thursday, May 30. The long-suffering captain of Krause, Bobby Nash, resigned from his post at 118 and found himself in place by Vincent Gerrard, a former head of a racist and homophobic horrific fire. Krause, 58, (…)
Then Bobby said a tearful farewell to Buck and his wife Athena, explaining that Los Angeles was never supposed to be “at home.” (He initially traveled there to repent after his family died of a flat fire he started in Minnesota.)
Going to social media following the shocking death of his character, Krause posted an open letter through X as he paid tribute to his character and all those involved in bringing him to life.
Peter Krause.
(Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)“I would like to thank Dana Walden. Ryan Murphy. Brad Gladuk and (Showrunner) Tim Minear For trusting me such a complex character over these nine years. I have been honored to portray captain Bobby Nash, ”he wrote.
“In October 2017, through him, we began to tackle topics such as grief, guilt, anger and addiction in exploring his relationship with higher power, forgiveness and grace. On his healing path, we watched him join and embrace his new family in the fire house and his new family with Athena grant where he found love and reception.” It was fun. “
Krause also touched fans of the show feeling sad over the character’s death, describing it as something that feels like a “loss.”
“I have heard that many fans are upset by this loss and they have the right to be. It is a loss. Having said that, it was more than a bold creative choice on a bold show. Bobby Nash was written in sacrifice and was built for this. First responders risk their lives in office so that others can see another day. 9-1 Greet all the amazing men and women who do these dangerous jobs and strive to keep us safe, ”he added.
Season 8 Disney/Chris Willard 9-1-1 is on its way, and there is a large play around the 118. After being canceled by Fox at the end of its sixth season, a 9-1-1 home on ABC for season 7. Although the Hollywood strikes surrendered to a shorter episode order, the show explodes (…)
Krause also admitted that he will “lose” the cast and crew he worked with over the last decade.
“I will lose all my 9-1 Family. Our amazing crew whose professional excellence is unrivaled. All the authors who still pull rabbits out of hats. All the directors who had the task of the same. All the amazing cast guests over the years as well as Jennifer Love Hewitt and the Cast at the call center, ”wrote Krause.” I will miss my partner, Angela Bassett. Its strength and sweetness, and we hold hands. We separated roads too soon. Lots of love. “
