It seems just like the ship goes to go down with the captain if Owen Strand (Rob Lowe) would not achieve proving himself bodily match for management on Monday evening’s episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star. On this unique sneak peek on the new episode, titled “Bum Steer,” Owen makes an attempt to dealer a peace take care of his new rival Billy (Billy Burke) by providing his resignation in alternate for the safety of his staff’s positions within the 126. Nevertheless, Billy rapidly makes it clear that if Owen is out, his recruits — together with his personal son — are on the chopping block, too.
Simply as their first clash was preceded by a tense game of poker, the nemeses are taking part in a spherical of golf because the rain begins to select up on this preview. After Billy smugly says that “adversity makes victory all of the sweeter,” Owen asks him to “settle for victory with some grace,” however Billy is not impressed with the proposal.
9-1-1: Lone Star Writer John Owen Lowe Previews ‘Second Chapter’ of Owen and Billy’s Big Clash
“It takes an actual man to fall on the sword, I am going to provide you with props for that,” Billy says. “However you possibly can’t fold now after going all-in. That is not how the sport is performed.”
Owen is upset by Billy’s use of a poker analogy for this example, noting that that is actual life and never a sport, however Billy spells out the explanations he is unlikely to maintain anybody Owen employed with “their enormous wage will increase.” He first names Paul Strickland (Brian Michael Smith), Marjan Marwani (Natacha Karam), and Mateo Chavez (Julian Works) as rapid candidates for expulsion upon Owen’s exit, however then Billy will get much more private when takes a shot at TK (Ronen Rubinstein): “Your son appears to have his head on his shoulders — nicely, now, anyway. I heard he had a little bit hassle again in New York. I reckon it’d simply be bizarre retaining him round after you are gone.”
Because the deluge begins to set in on each of them, it seems like Owen could also be a lot much less inclined to throw within the towel. Nevertheless, following final week’s episode, which first launched Billy, we had been warned that the “second chapter” of Owen’s feud with Billy would not culminate with an “anticipated final result.” So, we’ll must tune in on Monday to learn the way this all performs out.
9-1-1: Lone Star airs Mondays at 8/7c on Fox.
Billy Burke and Rob Lowe, 9-1-1: Lone Star