The next episode of Station 19 is called “Ushers of the New World,” and it shows how the station’s doctor helps asylum seekers who have been brought in from other states. At the same time, Natasha’s sister comes to visit, and Vic (Barrett Doss ) gets some shocking news.
This season of Station 19 has been full of surprises, and the next show will be no different. Guest star Yunjin Kim, who played Sun-Hwa Kwon on Lost and is now on Netflix’s Money Heist: Korea, will play Natasha Ross’s sister Jenny in two episodes. Kim will be on the show for the first time in the next episode and will be back for the last episode of the season.
The cast and new showrunners Zoanne Clack and Peter Paige were shocked when Station 19 was canceled. They had planned for a Season 8 that had to be crammed into the last few shows of Season 7. Even though the ending was a surprise, the show keeps giving fans interesting stories and guest stars, making every episode a must-see for fans.
Watch Station 19 Season 7 Episode 8 Preview
The preview for Station 19 Season 7 Episode 8 hints at some intense scenes to come. When Natasha shows her sister Jenny to the team, things get tense because it’s clear Jenny is hiding something. At the same time, Andy learns that the day at the clinic wasn’t going as planned when they meet migrants. Andy thinks that something bad might have happened to them in the holding center, which is a sign of a tough and emotional event to come.
Station 19 7×08 Synopsis – Station 19 uses its clinic to care for asylum seekers who have been bussed in from out of state. Meanwhile, Natasha gets a visit from her sister, and Vic receives surprising news.
Station 19 Season 7 Episode 8 Release Date
The seventh episode of season 7 of Station 19 will air on ABC on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at 10 PM ET/PT. Each episode runs for approximately 43 minutes. Hulu and Hulu+Live TV subscribers have the flexibility to watch the show at their convenience. The potential broadcast platforms for the show include Fubo TV, DirecTV, YouTube TV, and Xfinity. Viewers can also purchase or rent episodes via various streaming platforms such as Vudu, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store.
Station 19 Season 7 Episode 7 Recap
In this episode, we learn more about Maya Bishop’s personal problems as she deals with her brother Mason’s strange views and her journey to get pregnant. The team also has to deal with a tough call about a gender-reveal party, which makes Andy Herrera and the crew think about their own lives.
Maya is feeling very rough right now because her hormone treatment is almost over. She meets her brother Mason out of the blue. Mason has become radicalized with cruel ideas and is living with a group of people who share those views. When they fight, deep-seated problems come to the surface, and Maya sees she needs to cut ties with him for her own health. Maya is very upset about this choice, especially since she is getting ready for a very important part of her fertility treatment.
While Maya is having a rough time, Carina is feeling more calm about her malpractice claim. She decides to be kind instead of defensive and helps Nina’s mother outside of court. This decision, along with Maya’s choice to put her own happiness first, marks a turning point in their relationship.
The Tulalip tribe’s story in the “Station 19” episode 7, is about a gender-reveal party that goes wrong and starts a forest fire. When the station goes to the fire, Andy Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz) meets members of the Tulalip tribe who are praying for a tribe member in the intensive care unit. They tell Andy that they have permission to hold their event and are worried about the nearby gender-revealing party because they think it could start a fire.
Captain Henderson, a fireman from Tulalip, shows up and says he called the fire department because he saw how dangerous the gender-reveal party was. The fireworks at the party set off a fire in the forest, which forces the team to act to put out the fire.
Andy learns from this experience how important it is to work together and help each other in the community. She sees that she can’t handle all of her problems by herself and that getting help is very important. This makes her think of new ways to deal with the station’s budget problems.
Seeing the Tulalip tribe here makes me think of how important it is to respect and protect the earth and the power of community. The way they interacted with the station makes Andy want to be a more collaborative leader, stressing how important it is to work together to solve problems.
While most of the team is working on the forest fire, Ben (Jason Winston George), Beckett, and Travis have to deal with a woman who has a nail through her arm. Theo’s discomfort with his new job as a private EMT is brought to light by this event, while Ben’s surgery skills make him love medicine even more.
At the end of the episode, the team gets together at Joe’s Bar to show how well they get along with each other and how they are connected personally. Travis lets Vic know how he feels, and Ben’s increased energy leads to a fun moment with Bailey. Vic and Theo’s chance meeting at the bar suggests that things could go wrong in their relationship.
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