Station 19 is currently scheduled to end after the current season on ABC. For seven seasons, fans have loved getting to know the dynamic firefighters in this dramatic Grey’s Anatomy spin-off. And many aren’t prepared to say goodbye.
Although ABC won’t pick up the show for another season, some have wondered whether or not another network may step in to save the show.
Keep reading and see what could happen.
Station 19 Showrunners Would Follow The Show To A New Platform
These days, when a network cancels a show, it doesn’t necessarily mean the end. Sometimes, other networks pick up the show and breathe new life into it. Many Station 19 fans desperately hope that will be the case for their favorite drama about the first responders of Seattle.
In fact, #SaveStation19 has made its rounds on social media since ABC announced they didn’t plan to pick up the show for an eighth season.
Many fans remain hopeful that the show has a future on Netflix. Executive producer Shonda Rhimes has a development deal with the platform and produces unique and captivating shows such as Bridgerton.
For the time being, the show’s current showrunners don’t know anything about Station 19’s future on other platforms. But they recently confessed they would readily follow it anywhere.
“They don’t tell us anything,” showrunner Zoanne Clack shared with TVLine. “We’ll happily go wherever it goes.”
Showrunner Peter Paige echoed similar sentiments.
“We would happily, happily, happily do another season if there were an opportunity to do it,” Paige added.
Will Fans Have To Say Goodbye To Their Favorite Characters?
As Station 19 Season 7 continues, fans know they might have to say goodbye to several characters before the final episode airs. Tragic and unexpected deaths are commonplace in Shonda Rhimes shows at this point.
Carlos Miranda’s character Lt. Theo Ruiz hasn’t departed the series, but he did resign his position from the fire station in a recent episode. However, many fans weren’t too sad to see him leave. Over the past several seasons, viewers have soured on Lt. Ruiz and were actually hoping he would leave the show altogether.
“THEO IS RESIGNING I HAVE PRAYED FOR TIMES LIKE THIS #Station19,” one X-user wrote.
THEO IS RESIGNING I HAVE PRAYED FOR TIMES LIKE THIS #Station19 pic.twitter.com/nB3pYOBTWW
— maya (@mayabishvp) April 5, 2024
For now, viewers will have to stay tuned and see what happens with the firefighters as Season 7 continues. And hopefully, another network will pick up the show for Season 8.
What do you think about the situation? Would you like to see Station 19 return for another season on Netflix? Add your voice to the conversation and share what you think in the comments.
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