9-1-1 season 3 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Olivia, reeling from job loss, is hit by a meteorite at home but survives thanks to her weighted blanket. Athena, in therapy, grapples with trauma and its emotional toll. Hen, troubled by a past accident, is hesitant to return to work. Maddie confronts a violent situation involving Tara and Vincent, ultimately choosing to save Vincent's life. Firefighters tackle a dangerous magnesium fire with radioactive material, exposing Captain Nash to health risks. Hen reconnects with a woman she saved, leading her to become a paramedic. Athena and May discuss an essay, revealing generational perspectives on Athena's police career. The episode culminates with Maddie ready to face her past actions in therapy, and the firefighters reflecting on their experiences with pain and trauma.
Full Episode S03E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggers the events in Olivia's apartment?
A meteorite crashes through Olivia's roof, hitting her while she's under a weighted blanket.
How do the responders react to Olivia's condition?
They are surprised she's alive with minimal pain, attributing this to the weighted blanket containing the impact.
What is the main focus of Athena's therapy sessions?
Athena struggles with trauma, affecting her ability to feel happiness and pride.
Why is Hen feeling guilty and hesitant to return to work?
She feels responsible for an accident she was involved in, despite being cleared by the department.
What situation does Maddie encounter at Tara's house?
Maddie finds Tara has shot Vincent and decides to save him, reflecting on her past with her abusive husband.
What hazardous materials are involved in the firefighters' incident?
The firefighters respond to a magnesium fire involving a truck carrying radioactive cobalt-60.
What are the medical concerns for Captain Nash after the fire incident?
Nash undergoes tests showing exposure to cobalt and is advised to have weekly monitoring for long