Rob Low.
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“I mean, never say,” said the 60 -year -old Lowe, said Lowe Television On Monday, February 3rd. “And I would be open to everything, as long as it was not trying to be a cheaper or low-budget blow to what we worked so hard to find out.”
Low could see how he returned to the franchise With the correct conceptSaying, “I think we leave a legacy, not to put a point too well on it, to tell stories, a big performance, a big cast, great actors, stars, and if there is an appetite for what still exists. I’m down. “
During the final of the series, which aired on Monday, Owen turned off a nuclear reactor and saved Austin, Texas, from disappearing against an asteroid background hitting the city. He was severely hurt and his fate was unknown when the episode flashed for five months.
“One of the things that (showruy) Tim Minister and Rashad (iron) It’s so good that they were honest about who Owen was. And Owen has always been a kind of man on his island. He was the only survivor in his fire department on September 11, “Law noted. “He’s a widower. He is responsible for people and is a family person. But at the end of the day, Owen is always alone. And I think it was nice, which played literally even in the finish. “
The actor was POre on the “full -circle story” For Owen.
“Returning him to New York and had this attempt to make us think he might have died. Talk about being his end and final story, “Law told a twist, who revealed that Owen was alive. “One of the greatest things they tell about this world is unfortunately for the real first answers, the reality of their lives is that at any given moment, plausible and realistic, something can happen to them.”
He continued: “So we always have this on the tops of our stories, and we all thought it was a button that we should press in the final, but not completely. It’s sad enough to grieve a show that comes out. She’s still in his prime. Let’s not grieve for the loss of characters that people love. “
9-1-1 Initially premiered at FOX in 2018 and Introduced viewers with professional and personal The life of Los Angeles first answered. After Fox has canceled 9-1-1, ABC joined and renewed the show for the seventh season. 9-1-1 has continued to find success on ABC, but his first spinoff, 9-1-1: Lone StarHe was not the same luck.
9-1-1: Lone Star A firefighter followed in New York, who moved to Texas as he tried to balance his work with problems in his own life. Ronen Rubinstein, Sierra McClain, Jim Parrack, Natacha Karam, Brian Michael Smith, Rafael L. Silva, Julian Works and Gina tors He compiled the rest of the cast.
While Monday marked the last episode of 9-1-1: Lone Starfranchise continues to grow with Cocreators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk And Minear, hinting elsewhere, putting the scene for a new spinof.
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“I will miss all the associates we had, not only in the incredible cast, but the writers and the effects of the effects, the crew, the chamber department, the sound department,” Law continued on Monday. “They were the best of the best. And I think that’s why the show goes out to the top of his game because it was A-Team. Lone Star was A+, A-Caliber Network Television Prestige in its best. “
Law expressed his gratitude for the time He spent 9-1-1: Lone StarS
“The thing # 1 I will miss is pulling to this kit every day and is amazed at the scope and rock and the spectacle of what we would do routinely before lunch – other shows will not be able to do in weeks,” he concluded. “I want to say it looked like a movie every day. And I do not know that we will soon see the likes of this show on network television in our new economy. And it was really fun to be a part of it and super proud that we were able to make the show look so big and be so big, a week and a week. I will really miss this. “
