Over the past seven seasons, "9-1-1" has proved to be one of the craziest, the most unexpected air network procedures. (You can see our list of the best episodes of the show Here.) It is not a shock that something from Ryan Murphy would rejoice when he threw an audience for a loop, given his past shows such as "Gle" and "NIP/TA". But the basic idea of ​​"9-1-1", which follows a group of first respondents in Los Angeles, as they move in troubled personal lives and also save the lives of countless Angelenos in sticky situations, allow unexpected. But sometimes the unexpected means that members of the cast go into surprising fashion. Although the latest season of the show ended with a truly drop in the jaw Departure"9-1-1" has always been comfortable to say goodbye to his team when the moment is right.

In the first season of the show, one of the main characters, Abigail Clark (Connie Britton), served as a 9-1-1 call operator, who dealt with some family problems at home. And yet, when the shortened year of opening the show, Abi went well. Why did the actress just as impressive and beloved as Connie Briton joined this big new show for only one season? As it turns out, although fans may be disappointed when they learned, Briton never had to be a long-lasting match of "9-1-1". In fact, Briton's departure after a season was always the plan. Let's dig why this is the case.

Abi Clark was, when "9-1-1" began, the main entrance point for the audience who might have wanted to get a sense of experience for those who serve as emergency operators, not just the first respondents sent to different situations to save someone. Abi, like many other main characters, also had a turbulent personal life, living at home with her mother (Mariet Hartley), who suffered from Alzheimer's disease. While dealing with her mother's medical problems, Abi also hit a friendship with one of the other leading the show, young and hunter Eman "Buckley" (Oliver Stark), a friendship that quickly turned into a romance. While Buck was introduced as something like the bed that lifts Himbo, who saves lives on the side, his connection to Abi, as well as the ways she tried to support her by dealing with her mother, added a certain character's maturity.

But soon, Buck suffered a heart attack because of Abi. When her mother died in the penultimate episode of the first season, Abi was inspired to travel to Ireland that her mother could never take. What meant in the reality of the show was that Abi is leaving Los Angeles behind, as well as her new paramur. In our reality, however, as Murphy explained The deadline At that time, the truth was that Connie Britton signed a one -year contract despite being one of the biggest names of the show (along with Peter Crause and The legendary movie icon Angela Bassett), she was supposed to leave. "Connie has just come out" Nashville' And she didn't want to do another show immediately, "Murphy explained, saying the compromise was to join the show for the opening season only with the potential to return to the future.

The good news is that Britton returned to the two-part finals for the third season "9-1-1", as she ended up with the help of the big bypassing the train, while re-connecting to Buck and helped give him closing for their short relationship. However, as a co-creator of the Tim Minier show explain In post-death, her return at the time was almost surely the last time we see Abi on the show moving forward. Minier noted that Briton was a very busy actress, after appearing in a limited series such as "White Lotos", "Dirty Johnon" and "Zero Day" since his "9-1-1" time, but that "the" Theeviacs were in line with the final ".

If you were a dedicated "9-1-1" viewer, even as you did the jump from ABC to Fox, you know this is a show on which something can happen. Members of the cast were dealt with a swarm of bees, a capsized cruise ship, burning buildings and much more. So, it is always possible for the character like Abi Clark to return to a certain capacity, especially now that the play has tackled even greater losses in its seven seasons. However, while the show is preparing to broadcast its eighth season of ABC autumn, it seems likely that Abi is not returning.

The time she returned at the end of the third season was a bitter way to solve the open nature of her romance with Buck, which has since moved (and also emerged as a bisexual, a detail that was not the case when both characters were originally together). More importantly, Buck's own sister, Madi (Ennenifer Lion Hewitt) serves as a focal call operator 9-1-1, essentially replacing Abi. Although most fans would not say no to see the glittering and talented Connie Britton once again in the world of "9-1-1", this is the case of a seemingly abrupt outgoing that made the perfect sense creatively and is so efficiently determined that to bring it back one of the stronger interpersonal stories.