A new episode of 9-1-1 was broadcast across the Atlantic, after two weeks of break. After the sudden disappearance of this character loved by all, viewers were surprised to see that he was already back.
It is a new one still difficult to digest for fans of 9-1-1. The viewers had to say goodbye to a character appreciated by all: Bobby Nash, chief of the barracks 118, brilliantly embodied by Peter Krause. While they were called for a fire in a laboratory, the members of the brigade certainly did not expect to see one of their own their lives. To save his colleague Chimney, suffering from a deadly virus, the captain sacrificed himself by hiding his illness so that an antiviral is administered to Maddie’s husband. Bobby Nash ended up dying in the arms of the one who counts most in his eyes: his wife Athena.
9-1-1 Season 8: Bobby Nash (Peter Krause) back in the form of a flashback
After a two -week break, 9-1-1 made his return to the program of the ABC channel programs. The fans were impatient at the idea of how the death of Bobby Nash would affect the members of the barracks 118, and of course his wife. But they may not expect the captain himself not returning to episode 16 of season 8, broadcast on Thursday, May 1. It is therefore through a flashback that we find the character embodied by Peter Krause. Eight years earlier, the chief of the brigade is called for a fire in a house that led to the death of a newborn baby. Nowadays, the mother’s brother arrives at the barracks to speak to Bobby after the arrest of her sister. She is then convinced that another boy is her son and her mother set fire to steal him. Despite the sorrow, Athena launched herself with a lost body in the case with the help … of her husband who is actually a hallucination.
9-1-1: Farewell particularly moving farewells in Bobby Nash in the new episode
The new episode of 9-1-1 Finally concluded with the funeral of Bobby Nash. While all of the captain’s relatives are preparing for his funeral, Chimney still has as much trouble understanding the choice that Bobby made to save her life, before being comforted by his brother-in-law Buck. A funeral praise is pronounced in his memory, concluded by a final alarm and a procession. Athena and her children cry in front of the deceased coffin to the rhythm of the song A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall from Bob Dylan.
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