The End of Station 19: Unanswered Questions and Final Storylines
As the popular spinoff series Station 19 prepares for its final season, fans are eager to see how the show will conclude its many storylines and address lingering questions. With only 10 episodes in the upcoming season, there's much to cover and resolve before bidding farewell to the beloved characters and their compelling narratives. From major character arcs to unresolved relationships, here's what viewers can expect in the concluding season of Station 19.
The Unresolved Cliffhangers
One More Emergency - Station 19
The dramatic and shocking Station 19 season 6 ending set up an exciting season 7, but also left viewers with many questions that need answers. Like its parent show Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19 has always thrived on shock value through cliffhangers and unpredictable plot twists. However, with the series coming to an end, the finale should end on a satisfactory note that answers as many questions viewers have had as possible.
Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andy Herrera and Grey Damon as Jack Gibson in Station 19 season 6 finale
The big cliffhanger at the end of Station 19 season 6 saw Jack suddenly collapse, with him being unconscious at the time the credits rolled. What happened to Jack and what will happen to him is the biggest question Station 19 season 7 must answer. After killing off Dixon in the season 6 finale, it would be a big mistake for Station 19 to kill off Jack, who has experienced some of the show’s greatest character development and finally seems to be in a better place in his life.
Jaina Lee Ortiz As Andy Herrera & Grey Damon As Jack Gibson In Station 19
One of the biggest storylines in Station 19 season 6 revolved around the mayoral race. With Dixon running for mayor and having a clear vendetta against the station and Crisis One, Travis made the decision to run against him. After Travis played a dirty move to hurt Dixon’s campaign, the former fire chief decided to fight back by releasing photos that exposed Chief Ross’s romantic and sexual relationship with Sullivan, her subordinate. Though neither Dixon nor Travis eventually became mayor, Osman hasn’t made any commitment to Ross keeping her position as SFD Fire Chief.
Emerson Brooks as Robel Osman and Merle Dandridge as Natasha Ross in Station 19 season 6, episode 18
Character Arcs and Relationships
Station 19 01x04 Maya talks to Ryan about her brother
For the past two Station 19 seasons, much of Maya and Carina’s storyline has revolved around their journey to becoming parents. After Maya agreed to have a baby with Carina in Station 19 season 5, their storyline turned to the process of looking for donors for insemination. Station 19 season 6 saw their relationship struggling as attempt after attempt to get Carina pregnant failed and Maya spiraled deeper and deeper into depression. It was a rough season for the couple, but Station 19 season 7 is thankfully looking brighter for Maya and Carina.
Maya and Carina hold Pru on Station 19
As the protagonist of Station 19, Andy has had multiple love interests but has yet to find her own happy ending. At the beginning of Station 19, she was in a relationship with Jack, who even had plans to propose to her. Yet, the couple called it quits early in season 1 as she dealt with her father’s cancer diagnosis and the captain race. Then, Andy's first love, Ryan, was shot and killed in front of her, leaving her without the chance to get proper closure with him. Andy’s longest and most significant relationship was with Sullivan, but they’ve been divorced for two seasons now.
Andy is consoled in bed on Station 19
Career and Future
As the youngest firefighter in the station, Vic’s career journey has been an interesting and ever-evolving one in Station 19. One of her first big storylines in Station 19 season 1 involved her being scared of fire and the team helping her overcome her fear. While other characters have fought to climb up the ranks in the Seattle Fire Department to be named captain, Vic has previously stayed content with her role in the fire department. It wasn’t until Station 19 season 6 when Chief Ross saw her talent in crisis management and suggested that she take over the Crisis One program that Vic’s true passion became clear.
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Unlike Vic, Maya has expressed serious discontentment with her position as lieutenant since getting demoted from captain in the Station 19 season 4 finale. Maya saw her demotion as unfair and made this very clear to the department and Chief Ross, but her appeal never went anywhere. This led to Maya making many self-destructive decisions at work to try and prove herself, which put her health at risk in Station 19 season 6 until she was physically forced to slow down after an accident.
Danielle Savre As Maya Bishop In Station 19 Season 6 On Treadmill Tired.jpg
