If you are friendly with the Fanubian on the "9-1-1" television procedure, give them some extra space this week. The series - created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minier - just hit a few torpedoes in the hearts of his spectators with unexpected killing LAFD Captain of Peter Craze, Bobby Nash At the end of the season 8 episode "laboratory rats". Nash, along with his wife Athens Grant (Angela Bassett), was an emotional ballast of the series. It is a stable impact that prevents young dollars from arguing in their duty (as far as possible). Also because it is Krause, a favorite TV because of His memorable roles on "Six Feet Under", "Sports Night" and "Parenting", the shock is especially deep. How is the show, this hidden to the narrative convention (necessary), continues without its dramatic security blanket?

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This Question will be addressed over the next Two Episodes (The Season Finale Airs on May 8, but it is truly answered until Further down the line. but this is still a helluva thing to spring on a view this Deep into of a show Where Main Cast Members have survived Numerous gnarly situations. The lab to take out Bobby, and it wasn't nice.

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And they should be grateful for that recording because, initially, the episode had to end with a definitely more brutal image.

In an interview with TV Insider"9-1-1" shower Tim Minear-who wrote about Geek Faves as "X-Data", "Angel" and "Firefly", knowing from activating the anger of the fans - it was asked if the "laboratory rats" episode had always ended up on that footage of Nash's helmet. His answer may surprise you.

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According to Minear, "Initially, it will only be a body bag."

Yikes. Only Bobby is a zip in plastic like Oeo Gideon in "All That Jazz". It would have been a blow to the temple's house of anyone invested in "9-1-1" since its premiere in 2018. The interviewer responded with a heavy "off", to what Mineer replied:

"And I know, true, the reaction you have is the reaction I was looking for. People didn't seem to me that it was as it was, so I knew it was probably right. But when we edited the episode, we found that footage (on the helmet), and I'm just like," put it in the end. "

So take a look at this, "9-1-1" fans: If you felt relaxed at the end of this episode, just know that Mineear wanted to feel even worse. I suppose you can be comforted in the knowledge that they have never played by sending a casket from Nash's casket, but they may keep your keeper up. His funeral is expected to be the focal point of the next episode.

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