The trailer for '9-1-1' Season 6 hints at loss and chaos in the upcoming high stakes premiere.
While Season 6 of 9-1-1 has yet to officially premiere, fans of the show are left waiting in suspense after an official teaser for Season 6 shows a dramatic clip of a blimp crashing into a crowded soccer stadium, and a bloody police chase down the highway. As if that is not enough drama, the trailer ends with Hen uttering a foreboding sentence: “Losing someone out there is never easy.”
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY “When we do our premieres, we always like to go really big,” actor Oliver Stark told Entertainment Tonight, “And this year, we’re going blimp big. In typical 9-1-1 fashion, chaos is about to ensue.”In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Kristen Reidel gave some clues into what fans can expect out of the upcoming season.
“The time jump is the real time jump that viewers have experienced-we left our people at the end of the spring, and now w’ere finding them in the fall. I think we’re starting with people in a pretty good place. Bobby and Athena are doing well. They are preparing for a vacation. Buck has broken up with Taylor and he’s kind of still processing being on his own, but not in a downer way. I think he feels relieved to be single again.
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