Station 19

During a response to an apartment fire, Captain Pruitt is injured, casting uncertainty over the station's leadership and prompting firefighter Andy Herrera to take on greater responsibility. At the same time, new firefighter Ben Warren struggles to transition from his previous career as a surgeon to life on the fireline.

In the absence of Captain Pruitt, Andy and Jack must adjust to working more closely together, while responding to a car accident on a remote road leads to dangerous challenges for both the victims and the 911 crew.

Jack starts his first shift as co-captain under Battalion Chief Frankel, clashing with Andy over differing leadership approaches. Captain Pruitt struggles to comply with medical advice and returns to the station for administrative work. The team responds to an attic fire at JJ's apartment building and a call to a pool house party.

Co-captains Andy and Jack clash over budget decisions at the fire station. The team responds to a fire at a new bed-and-breakfast, while Ryan reaches out to Maya after her brother gets into trouble.

Miranda Bailey stops by Ben's workplace and meets his colleagues for the first time. Meanwhile, as most of the team responds to a car accident with electrical hazards, Andy and Maya are assigned to their first joint stakeout.

Andy and Jack, along with 18 other candidates, compete in a drill test to determine who will become the new captain of Station 19. In their absence, Travis steps in as acting captain, while Ben addresses Vic about her personal concerns.

Ryan joins a disaster drill at Station 19, where he and Jack engage in a friendly rivalry. As Captain Pruitt's health declines, Andy remains by his side for support. A fire breaks out at a strip mall, prompting a joint response from the firehouse and police, requiring Jack and Ryan to collaborate.

Ripley conducts interviews with the Station 19 crew to decide between Andy and Jack for the captain position. At the same time, a Mother's Day party bus event spirals into crisis, and Captain Pruitt continues his ongoing treatment.

As the announcement of the new Station 19 captain approaches, Pruitt advises Andy to manage his expectations, while Ben confronts Pruitt over his conversation with Bailey about the risks of firefighting. During a dangerous call, the crew becomes trapped inside the garage of a burning house, placing multiple lives in jeopardy.

Ben achieves a significant milestone in his rookie career and is honored by the crew in a traditional way. Meanwhile, Chief Ripley is conducting final interviews for the captain position when an emergency call diverts the team to a large skyscraper fire, putting multiple lives at risk.

Firefighters at Station 19 battle a dangerous high-rise fire while one of their own faces a personal crisis at the hospital. A veteran firefighter with an unknown history joins the team, raising questions about his intentions and background.

A young boy becomes trapped in water pipes under Seattle, prompting the firefighters of Station 19 to launch a high-stakes rescue operation to save him before time runs out.

Station 19 responds to a call about a resident in distress at an apartment building, only to discover an unexpected and troubling situation upon arrival. At the same time, Captain Ryan pairs up with an unexpected crew member for a ride-along, aiming to strengthen collaboration between the fire and police departments.

The crew is unhappy when Sullivan requires them to learn new specialty skills. During a house call, Ryan is surprised by an unexpected encounter from his past, while Sullivan, Andy, and Maya respond to a fire in an abandoned building.

Captain Sullivan organizes a joint training seminar to improve relations between the fire and police departments, but the event encounters unexpected challenges. At the same time, Ben and Miranda engage in a heartfelt discussion about their marriage, prompting Miranda to consider a difficult choice regarding their relationship.

Ryan is ready to communicate with his father when Greg Tanner unexpectedly shows up at Station 19, causing confusion among the crew. To improve team cohesion, Captain Sullivan seeks advice from an unexpected person to help foster better connections with his firefighters.

During a Friendsgiving gathering at Dean's house, a severe windstorm hits Seattle, escalating into dangerous fire conditions. The team is forced to abandon the celebration and respond to the emergency, putting them in perilous circumstances.

After a windstorm leaves Andy and Sullivan trapped in an overturned aid car, their condition is unknown. At the station, the rest of the team checks in on Jack's well-being, and when conditions improve, they set out to locate and rescue their missing colleagues.

Andy, Maya, and Dean encounter a woman with amnesia and injuries, uncovering deeper complexities in her case during treatment. Meanwhile, Captain Sullivan, Ben, and Jack face a dangerous house call, and Ryan's interactions with his father, Greg, remain unresolved.

Jack and Maya respond to a medical emergency on a subway train, where they encounter a growing danger that puts everyone at risk. Meanwhile, Travis, Ben, and Dean reluctantly ask Sullivan to assist with a home renovation, leading to an unexpected revelation about him.

An RV collides with Station 19, forcing the firefighters to rescue injured individuals while addressing the damaged building's structural instability. At the same time, an unexpected delivery arrives at the station.

Vic faces a challenging rescue on a remote road, prompting her to address a personal issue. Ben plans to join Medic One, raising concerns about his duties at Station 19, while Pruitt spends time with someone close to him.

A citywide blackout in Seattle leads to multiple emergencies, prompting the crew of Station 19 to respond to critical calls, including a search for a missing child and a race against time to save a man on life support.

Station 19 responds to a dangerous fire at a coffee processing plant, where they attempt to rescue the injured captain of Station 42. Meanwhile, Ripley and Vic explore an unexpected solution to their relationship struggles, Andy receives unexpected news about her crewmates, and Pruitt assumes a new role.

A devastating fire at a coffee shop puts Station 19 on edge, especially when a close member of the team is critically injured and rushed to Grey Sloan for treatment, casting uncertainty over their recovery and future.

After a critical incident leaves the fate of one of Station 19's firefighters uncertain, the team comes together to deal with the aftermath. Andy and Ben respond to a high-risk call involving a man impaled by a chandelier, while the station also mobilizes to support wildfire efforts and manage supply logistics in Los Angeles.

The team from Station 19 travels to Los Angeles to assist in combating a dangerous wildfire. As they help evacuate residents, they encounter a local named Terry, and Ben makes a quick decision that has lasting consequences for both him and Terry.

A car crash causes a structural threat to Joe’s Bar, prompting Andy and Sullivan to coordinate a rescue effort with firefighters, Grey Sloan medical staff, and interns to save those inside before the building collapses.

The new Seattle Fire Chief's visit to Station 19 raises doubts among the crew. A fire at a department store sparked by fireworks triggers a personal reckoning for Ben and prompts him to consider a new direction, while Maya takes steps to assert her professional ambitions, Jack deepens a personal connection, and Andy and Ryan share a meaningful conversation.

Pruitt deals with a significant personal loss while Andy channels her emotions into her job. At the same time, the team confronts a large-scale carbon monoxide incident, and Sullivan selects a new captain in a decision that sparks debate.

Ben and Jack work with a group of homeless siblings to assist in a life-saving mission, stirring up past memories for Jack. Meanwhile, Maya's leadership strains the team's cohesion, and Pruitt faces rejection of his demands, prompting threats of extreme measures.

Maya organizes a team-building camping trip to boost crew morale, but the outing quickly turns chaotic. When a bear attack leaves the inexperienced campers in danger, the team must work together to save them, testing their limits and relationships. Meanwhile, Pruitt attempts to mend his relationship with Andy, and Sullivan pursues drastic measures to alleviate his ongoing leg pain.

A severe blizzard forces Travis to make a tough decision as the crew confronts personal challenges, while Ben grows increasingly suspicious of a coworker.

Ben becomes increasingly suspicious of Sullivan and the missing Fentanyl as he prepares the new Physician Response Team truck. Jack and Rigo must set aside their differences to combat a strange gas station fire, while Dean and JJ navigate their contrasting approaches to parenting. Travis begins a new relationship.

The Station 19 team deals with a chaotic incident involving a drunk driver, while Dean consults Pruitt for guidance on a challenging issue, and Sullivan turns to Dr. Amelia Shepherd for assistance.

Sullivan draws on his Marine experience to calm an Army veteran threatening to detonate a pawn shop. Vic and Dean attempt to connect with a man suffering from Alzheimer’s, while Pruitt takes action to pay tribute to deceased firefighters.

Following a series of emotionally challenging incidents, the firefighters are visited by a psychologist to help them cope.

Andy and Sullivan interrupt their lunch with Pruitt to help when ICE raids the restaurant. Travis attends an uncomfortable meal with Chief Dixon, Emmett, and his girlfriend, while Ben invites three Grey-Sloan surgeons for a preview of the new PRT vehicle.

The Station 19 team faces a challenging fire at a storage facility that escalates unexpectedly, while Dr. Jackson Avery makes a crossover appearance from Grey Sloan Medical Center and reunites with former colleague Dr. Ben Warren for a collaborative effort.

Vic organizes a calendar photo shoot to raise funds for a charitable cause, bringing the crew together for a creative project. At the same time, Emmett opens up to Ben and Sullivan, and reveals a more vulnerable side to Andy.

Andy returns to duty as she and Jack work to rescue people from a collapsing bowling alley. Ben addresses Sullivan's drug issue, and Maya is visited by her mother, Katherine.

Ben, Jackson, and Emmett find themselves in a risky situation involving a potential victim, while Andy uncovers revealing details about her family history. Meanwhile, Vic and Travis become entangled in a corrupt operation.

Andy grows increasingly wary of the details surrounding her mother's death and seeks out her aunt for clarification. At the same time, the crew attempts to extract a doctor from Pac-North hospital, encountering a dangerous situation, while Sullivan has surgery to address his long-standing leg pain.

As the COVID-19 pandemic reaches Seattle, the Station 19 firefighters rely on one another for emotional and professional support. Andy grapples with her mother's unexpected return, and Sullivan adjusts to a new daily routine. A major wildfire, accidentally started by a group of teenagers, tests the team's unity and response capabilities.

Andy takes a day off to focus on personal matters, while Maya and Carina navigate their long-distance relationship due to pandemic restrictions, and Sullivan works on his recovery. The team is called to handle an incident involving a wild animal.

Sullivan faces a disciplinary hearing that could determine his future, with testimony from Ben, Dr. Richard Webber, Emmett Dixon, and former Fire Chief Dixon. At the same time, the crew examines an electrical fire at a rundown apartment building that is both a residence and performance venue for Seattle's notable drag queen community.

The team handles a tense domestic situation involving a pregnant woman in need of protection. At the same time, Travis faces a personal family emergency, and Maya and Carina's bond continues to develop.

Andy and Sullivan explore new ways to maintain their bond, while Ben struggles with a difficult personal loss and Jack and Inara develop a closer relationship. Off-duty, the crew responds to an emergency involving a woman in trouble, but their intervention leads to tension with local police who are reluctant to assist.

Carina and DeLuca investigate Opal, a suspect in a sex trafficking case. Meanwhile, Maya entrusts Andy with handling the annual inspection, and Dean and Vic face the consequences of Dean's traumatic arrest.

The Station 19 team responds to an emergency at a cult event, where they encounter the group's leader performing a dramatic rooftop stunt. Meanwhile, Travis is unexpectedly visited by his father, and Dean faces a challenging choice with potential long-term consequences for his career.

Vic faces new romantic complications after discovering a surprising secret, while Andy confronts tensions with Sullivan over challenges to her leadership, and Maya deals with rising jealousy when a former partner of Carina's arrives.

Vic and Travis face challenges to their friendship while responding to emergency calls involving two close friends. At the same time, Jack begins to understand the deeper influence he has on Marcus, and new information emerges about the circumstances surrounding Travis' late husband's death.

Andy, Sullivan, Dean, and Ben confront a difficult decision while attempting to rescue a couple stuck in their vehicle. Meanwhile, Dean questions his legal battle with the Seattle Police Department, Travis' father worries about his son being outed when a "golfing friend" contracts COVID-19, and Carina faces uncertainty as her immigration status is challenged.

Maya, Jack, Vic, Travis, and Sullivan respond to a fire at an ice rink, while a pregnant woman and her husband arrive at the station seeking assistance. Meanwhile, Maya has a challenging conversation with Carina.

Following public outrage over the death of an unarmed Black man, Maya arranges for Dr. Diane Lewis to provide grief counseling for the team.

Ben and Dean confront the emotional and physical consequences of their actions following a tense event at the Black Fighter's Coalition banquet.

Ben confronts long-ignored health problems, while Jack and Inara assist a neighbor in a difficult personal situation. Carina and Maya take time to reassess the state of their relationship.

Vic supports her parents during a period of profound grief, leading to a meaningful and long-overdue discussion about the challenges and pain of being Black in America.

Maya confronts lingering tensions within her family, while the team faces a critical emergency that forces them to act decisively. At the same time, Andy and Sullivan struggle with challenges that strain their marriage.

Tensions rise at Station 19 as Sullivan's behavior at Maya and Carina's wedding strains his relationship with Andy. Meanwhile, Dean begins to confront his feelings for Vic, and Travis reconnects with an old romantic interest. The annual Phoenix Festival leads to chaotic incidents that test both the firefighters and the medical staff at Grey Sloan Memorial.

Andy and Sullivan face ongoing challenges in their relationship. Emmett participates in a mental health discussion with Dean and Vic, while Maya reflects on her personal journey.

As a severe heat wave strikes Seattle, Station 19 is transformed into a temporary cooling center, leading to unexpected challenges and strained resources. Andy grapples with personal regret and finds unexpected support in Theo, while Joey confronts elements of his past during a ride-along with Ben and Jack.

Diane returns to assist with Crisis One intervention training for firefighters from Station 19 and Station 23. Tensions persist between Andy and Sullivan, while Jack provides support to a young autistic man on a city bus.

Theo and Vic reach a significant moment in their relationship, prompting Vic to confront her views on long-term commitment. Meanwhile, Andy stays with Dean to help care for Pruitt as Dean explores a new career path. A powerful explosion devastates a neighborhood, profoundly impacting the firefighters' lives.

Following the aftermath of a neighborhood explosion, the crews of Station 19 and Station 23 each plan Thanksgiving celebrations, eventually uniting to cook, honor lost loved ones, and reflect on the close-knit families they have formed.

Vic and Jack support each other through the emotional aftermath of Dean's death, while Ben and Bailey work to persuade Dean's parents to let them care for his daughter, Pru. At Station 23, Andy takes on additional responsibilities as Sullivan steps in temporarily, and Carina and Maya consider expanding their family.

As the firefighters navigate a busy holiday season filled with emergencies across Seattle, they set aside their personal conflicts to unite in an effort to create a meaningful Christmas for those in need.

Station 19 welcomes a new chief as the crew deals with a young girl in need and a high-stakes call involving an SUV that has flown over a cliff. The crossover with Grey's Anatomy continues in the next episode.

Travis and Theo encounter a perilous situation while attending to an emergency at a reportedly haunted house. Meanwhile, Ben persists in his efforts to secure Baby Pru's future, and Vic shares a personal moment with Andy. Station 19 also readies itself for the opening of the Dean Miller Memorial Clinic.

The Station 19 team responds to an emergency involving a man who ignites himself. Meanwhile, Theo demonstrates his loyalty to Vic, Sullivan consults Dr. Webber for guidance, and Travis gains new insight into his romantic situation.

The Dean Miller Memorial Clinic holds its official opening, marking a new chapter in the community. Meanwhile, Detective Beckett faces pressure from Captain Sullivan, who issues an ultimatum, and the team investigates a case involving a skydiving accident.

The episode explores Sullivan and Natasha's history through a series of flashbacks, while Ben and Bailey meet with Pru's grandparents to discuss her future. At the same time, the crew is called to investigate a fire at a candy factory.

The crew at Station 23 must cope with an emotional departure. Andy forms a connection with an appealing new firefighter, while Emmett arranges for Travis to meet his parents for dinner.

Andy struggles to cope with the emotional and psychological effects of a traumatic experience.

With Andy's future hanging in the balance as a trial is scheduled, Vic and Sullivan receive a surprising visitor, while the fire department confronts a blaze at a series of townhouses.

Vic and Theo handle a tense domestic dispute involving the parents of a transgender teenager, while Jack uncovers surprising information about his past. Meanwhile, Ben and Travis assist a clinic patient who has missed critical medical care for an extended period.

Andy seeks out a key witness for her upcoming trial, while Carina and Maya face a tense and challenging situation. At the same time, the rest of the crew arrives at the scene of a car accident.

The Station 19 team responds to the destruction caused by a severe tornado in Seattle, where they uncover a disturbing find beneath a fallen tree. Meanwhile, Travis is drawn into an emergency situation during a high-profile political gathering.

Travis focuses on his mayoral campaign with the goal of removing Dixon from office, while Maya confesses to using blackmail. At the same time, the team responds to a fire at a dilapidated apartment building, uncovering a disturbing origin.

The Station 19 team arrives at a car accident involving two teenagers trapped in an electric vehicle, and tensions rise when the father arrives angry at his son for using his car without permission. Meanwhile, Ben and Maya become entangled in a conflict between a couple they dislike.

Maya and Theo respond to an emergency at a Halloween carnival, where a fire in the corn maze leads to escalating danger and Maya puts herself at risk to prove herself to her critical captain. At the same time, Station 19 hosts a trick-or-treat event for local children, which turns into a prank war, while Jack confronts a personal ghost from his past.

The Station 19 team races to rescue workers trapped in a failing battery recycling facility. Meanwhile, Carina tries to reconnect with Maya through a planned surprise, Travis becomes entangled in a political scandal, and Jack faces unexpected revelations about his history during a clinic visit.

A lightning storm forces the team to divert from hosting a fire boot camp for young women, prompting Natasha to enlist Jack's help in managing the camp. Tensions rise between Carina and Maya as the season reaches its dramatic conclusion.

A lightning strike triggers a fire at Meredith Grey's house, prompting the Station 19 team to respond urgently. At the same time, Maya is admitted to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital for a sudden medical crisis.

Dixon confronts Natasha following a series of unwise decisions, while Jack faces a setback on his return to work. Diane checks in on Maya, and the team is called to investigate a fire in Theo's former neighborhood.

Theo notices an increase in fires in his former neighborhood and decides to go back to investigate. Meanwhile, at the clinic, Sullivan attends to a patient with severe chest burns, and Carina receives a proposition from a pregnant patient.

A fire training simulation turns dangerous when things go awry, prompting Maya to take responsibility and Bailey to help Carina open up. At the same time, Jack's sister arrives at the station with a wounded friend and a confrontational demeanor.

Following a fire at Tomás' barbershop, the team faces a high-stakes dilemma. Diane returns to the station and joins Vic and Carina on a new case. Meanwhile, Beckett comes to a significant decision about his career path.

A social media influencer's live stream prompts the team to respond to an unconventional rescue situation. Meanwhile, Travis finds himself unexpectedly propelled into a mayoral campaign, despite his reluctance. At the station, Ben encounters a patient with an unexpected medical condition.

The crew becomes entangled in a chaotic family conflict and a botched renovation project. Ben accidentally crashes into the situation while Bailey and Carina go undercover at a crisis pregnancy center. Meanwhile, Travis prepares for an upcoming mayoral town hall with Eli's help.

Tensions rise at the station as the team struggles with Theo's leadership approach. Carina seeks assistance from Ben and Maya in handling a difficult patient situation. Meanwhile, Natasha and Sullivan face challenges in their relationship.

A poorly constructed obstacle forces Ben to make a tough decision as the team faces new risks. Meanwhile, Maya and Carina attempt to rebuild their relationship, and Natasha grapples with her own priorities.

A devastating freeway accident brings the team together as they manage the crisis. Meanwhile, Andy supports Natasha through the consequences of a recent choice, while Ben grapples with the repercussions of his own.

As the city prepares for a major election, Station 19 becomes a hub of political activity, with the mayoral race taking center stage. Andy, Theo, and Sullivan compete for the position of captain, while Vic navigates a personal and professional turning point after making an independent move.

At the Firefighters Ball, the Station 19 crew attends in formal wear, but their evening is interrupted by an emergency that requires them to respond immediately.

Andy takes on the role of station captain while Jack is hospitalized. The team responds to a tense hostage situation, while Natasha navigates a professional challenge and Maya and Carina face an important decision.

Ben and Theo face a difficult Crisis One call, while Jack begins to grapple with the challenges of his new life. Meanwhile, Maya and Carina encounter an unexpected medical case when treating a nanny, and Travis uncovers a surprise at Dixon's wake. Vic attends a family funeral with Beckett, adding to the emotional weight of the episode.

The Station 19 team participates in the FABruary Winter Pride parade, where Maya runs into a significant figure from her past. Carina seeks guidance from Bailey, and Travis and Eli face a pivotal decision in their relationship.

The Station 19 crew endures a demanding 24-hour shift that tests their teamwork and resilience. Andy is forced to confront a difficult choice, while Maya and Carina adjust to the challenges of becoming new mothers.

Andy Herrera takes command as captain when her team faces a critical emergency at a popular Seattle landmark. Meanwhile, Vic deals with the effects of emotional exhaustion, and Maya offers support to Carina as she confronts challenging personal news.

As Vic's position and the future of Crisis One hang in the balance, a flashback illustrates the program's impact on the team and the community. Meanwhile, Ben withholds a secret from Bailey.

The crew's response to an emergency at a local park is complicated by tensions with the Tulalip Tribe, forcing them to reconsider their initial assumptions. Meanwhile, Maya begins to confront personal history, and Carina takes a more assertive approach in her dealings.

Station 19 volunteers its clinic to treat asylum seekers transported from another state, prompting discussions about the situation among the crew. Natasha is visited by her sister, while Vic learns unexpected news that affects her personally.

A wildfire approaches Seattle, prompting the crew to mobilize and protect the city. At the same time, Andy reflects on his future as the fire station goes through transformations.

While fighting a devastating wildfire that threatens the station, the team confronts the uncertain future of their lives and their work.