9-1-1: Lone Star

Ah, I found some extra boxes.

They were folded up in the garage.

Thank you, Julius. Well done.

His old UT sweatshirt.

Yeah. Wore 'em every game day.

Still smells like him.

Hmm.

You know what? I am keeping this one.

You know you can keep all of them.

Uh, no. No, no, no.

Charles has been gone more than a year,

and it is time to just make space for new things, so...

Besides, if we donate them,

then other people can enjoy them.

Yeah, my brother always did like to give back.

Hey. Did you want something?

Hm?

How about his favorite wingtips?

Um, I'm more of a vintage sneaker guy.

Oh, stop.

Half of your band's set is old school standard.

Here. Give 'em a shot.

-Alright, let's do it. -Alright.

Oh, God, stop, stop. Stop!

What are you doing?

Savage. Give that to me.

Show some respect for the shoe.

Hmm.

-Foot. -Hmm.

Uh-huh. Here we go, Cinderfella.

There. It's perfect.

I can probably get the other one.

-Yes! -(both chuckle)

*

Alright.

Yeah!

-These are really great. -Yeah.

Got a gig coming up at The Whiskey J this week.

I might have to throw these into the rotation.

Good idea.

You should come.

-To the show? -Yeah.

I think you'd have fun.

And you, ma'am, deserve some fun.

* You tell me that you're leaving *

* I can't believe it's true

You should take the printer.

No, you keep it.

You need it for your photography.

That's very generous of you, Freddie.

* Without you

And take the spatulas too.

It's not like I'm gonna need 'em for cereal.

Then you should take the bowls.

* Don't take your love

Thanks.

*

* Away from me

I should have cooked for you more.

I blew it.

Don't do that.

We agreed. Nobody has to feel bad.

It just didn't work out. It's nobody's fault.

* 'Cause if you go

* Then I'll be blue

* Breaking up is hard...

So who takes Wingo?

You bought him, you should keep him.

I bought him for you.

I think it would just be hard having him around.

Maybe it's best we just let him go.

* And you kissed me

Yeah. I think so too.

* All through the night

* Think of all

* That we've been through

* And breaking up is hard to do *

* They say that breaking up

* Is hard to do

* Now I know

* I know...

Wait! I changed my mind!

-Changed your mind? -Was that Wingo?

You said you didn't want him.

Of course, I want him.

You bought him for me.

* Now I know

Oh, hey. He didn't go down.

He didn't go down?

Yeah, he's wedged between a pizza box.

I can save him.

Is that what you want?

* That this is the end

Can you reach him?

Yeah. Almost.

Oh! (screaming)

Oh, my God, Freddie!

Freddie!

He's over here. Please hurry.

I'm Owen. This is Tommy.

Why don't you tell us what happened?

My friend Freddie, he fell down the garbage chute

from our apartment, and now he's stuck.

-Stuck where? In there.

The trash compactor.

Freddie, the fire department's here.

-It's gonna be okay. -Get me outta here!

-Which floor is your apartment on? -Second.

I always tell the residents don't reach into the trash chute

but nobody ever listens.

Are you the landlord?

No, building manager. Part-time. I'm Jimmy.

Jimmy, how often does this trash compactor activate?

Every hour, on the hour.

But I cut the building's power

-as soon as I heard. -Good thinking.

Ma'am, why don't you go with TK here?

He's gonna check you out while we work.

Listen, Freddie, we're gonna get you out,

but my friend Tommy is gonna assess you first.

How much of me can you even see?

Well, enough to know

that something sliced you pretty good on the way down.

Does it hurt?

No, it just feels tickly.

-That's bad, isn't it? -No, no, no.

You've been upside down for a while.

It's natural for things to start to go numb.

Yeah, the bleeding's not bad,

but I can't rule out a spinal injury.

You're gonna have to extract him very carefully.

Alright, Marjan, get a ladder and rubbish hook.

Clean out the trash in there.

When you say "in," you mean in the, in the dumpster?

Yeah, we need to get a look at him from inside.

Copy that, Cap.

Glad you're riding back in the firetruck

and not the ambulance, you know.

Nancy, I need you to get your kit.

You're going in with her. We need a neuro check.

I deserve that.

So his leg is caught

between a one-way door and all this trash.

Mateo, give me the drill.

-We gotta take off this grate. -Yup, yup.

How's the dumpster diving coming, Marjan?

Yup, just about clearing the path, Cap.

Alright.

Path is clear.

Go on in.

Hey, Freddie. I'm Nancy.

I'm just gonna check you out, okay?

Okay.

Cap, heart rate's in the 120s,

pupils are both equal and reactive.

Copy that. Glad to hear it.

You got lucky.

All that trash must have broken your fall.

Lucky is not how I feel right now.

Alright, but do you feel my hand on your leg?

Yeah. Yeah.

Alright, Captain, he's good for extraction when you are.

Copy that. Mateo, get the K-12 ready.

You're gonna cut him out the minute I get this off.

-(alarm blaring) -Uh-oh.

What the hell is that?

I got a bad feeling about this.

Cap, it's on. The compactor's on.

-What do we do? -It's gonna crush me!

-Freddie! -No!

You said you killed the power.

I-I did. I--

Wha... Oh, my God!

Alright, I got the emergency shutoff.

Or maybe I don't.

Cap, it's closing in on him.

-What do we do? -Oh, my God!

Uh, use the Halligan!

Please. Please!

It worked? It worked!

Clutch idea, Cap. Thank you.

Don't thank me, thank Han Solo.

Get him out of there any way you can.

Alright, Freddie, we're gonna pull, okay?

Yes, please. Pull.

-Two. -One.

No! Please. Oh, God.

-(all shouting) No!

FREDDIE (gasps): Help! Please, help!

-(blaring stops) -(yelps)

Wh... Wh... What happened?

It stopped.

What did you guys do?

I pulled the plug.

That works.

Hmm.

I'm so sorry, Abigail.

You're sorry? Why are you sorry?

I couldn't save Wingo.

No. But you saved us.