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The hits still come as 9-1 preparing to hold a funeral for Peter KrauseCharacter, Bobby, after his controversial death.
In Stills released by ABC before the episode on Thursday, May 1, Athena (Angela Bassett) surrounded by loved ones as she mourns her husband. Other attendees in the first look photos include a chimney (Kenneth choi), who survived the rare virus that killed his friend. Chicken (Aisha Hinds) and Buck (Oliver Stark) Also seen but the character of an Eddie fan (Ryan Guzman) is obviously absent.
The episode comes after 9-1-1 surprised fans-A Us – by killing a krause character After eight seasons during part two of special “contagion”.
“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,” Krause, 59, wrote in a statement. “First Responders risk their lives in the job so that others can see another day. Her arc story honors them. We at 9-1-1 greet all the amazing men and women who do these dangerous jobs and strive to keep us safe.”
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Krause expanded on how he mourned for his time on the show, reporting Good morning America“He was willing to sacrifice himself so that others could see another day. And I will miss everyone dear. This was my workplace, for eight years, eight seasons. And I’m really going to miss everyone: Angela and the Fire Team and the crew.”
Fans, however, have been frustrated since Showrunner Tim Minear confirmed that krause Did not ask to leave the show.
“I had been drawing attention to the idea of a couple of seasons, in fact, maybe even longer, feeling like at some point I have to do this,” said Minear Close of killing a big character in an interview published in April. “And then once I thought about this idea for the Lab Leak episode, that’s when he confirmed to me that it was time to do it, it felt like a real opportunity to give someone of Khan’s death a real wrath.”
He continued, “When he came down to decide who should be, I wanted him to be a character that affected all the characters’ stories in certain ways and yet very different. There was only one man for the job, and it was Bobby.”
Minear acknowledged that Losing Bobby – and Krause – is a “wrenching decision.”
“I worship Peter, and it’s so great on the show, the backbone of the show in so many ways, which is why it was a terrible decision but also, creatively, I just knew it would be so meaningful and having so many effects and giving me so much a story for the show,” he said. “After making that choice, suddenly the show world seems so much more real to me, just felt the grief of the characters and feeling exactly how that nuclear bomb affected in the middle of that universe on everything. Suddenly, suddenly, everything felt strange more alive to me.”
Bobby’s death took the lead to more shakes in the fictional firefighters with Stephanie Arcila and Billy Burke both leaving a fire country after three seasons.
9-1 Tunes on Thursday ABC at 8 PM ET
