"We were debating, 'Do we want to push that button...and for who?'" the star says of crafting the series finale of the Fox drama.

The Jan. 27 episode additionally showed the 126 crew faced with an asteroid that’s expected to hit Austin, which star Rob Lowe speculated might make his character, firefighter captain Owen Strand, part of the finale’s death toll.

With 9-1-1: Lone Star drawing closer to its series finale on February 3rd, anticipation is building around how these themes will come full circle. It is an emotionally charged performance from characters as they confront their fears and test the strength of relationships under pressure.

In the latest TV show ratings, CBS’ NCIS was easily Monday’s most-watched show, and it also landed in a four-way tie for the nightly demo win. With the well-watched Monday Night Football now riding the

The end is near—and not just for this spinoff that remained on Fox after the LAPD-set mothership moved to ABC. In a plot inspired in part by a real-life meteor strike in Siberia, the Austin-based crew prepare as an asteroid barrels toward Texas.

Since it first hit our screens back in January 2020, 9-1-1: Lone Star has become a show that people love to watch. It's about the world of Fire Captain Owen Strand (played by Rob Lowe) and his crew at Firehouse 126 in Austin, Texas. They deal with issues on the job and in their personal lives, and it's been a rollercoaster.

Lone Star' ending? The popular spinoff of '9-1-1' premiered in January 2020 and rapidly gained a huge following. Here's where it stands.

Lone Star is about to come to an end, with the show's penultimate episode, "Impact," setting up the series finale, "Homecoming." And there's quite a cliffhanger at the end of the show's penultimate hour,