Station 19

Last season on "Station 19"...

You have cancer, Dad.

Pruitt: I'm promoting Andrea to Lieutenant.

The two of you will be in running for Captain.

You can't just ram my car!

You can't just block my hydrant!

Ben: Does she always talk to cops like that?

Only the ones she went to prom with.

I was just dropping by to wish Andy luck today.

How neighborly of you.

Maya: You slept with Ryan?!

If we're gonna try this, I need to go slow.

I spoke to Ripley. I didn't support you

or Jack for the Captain position.

Andy: Chief Ripley's operating from Base Camp

three floors below the fire. Gibson here.

We've got a massive load of combustible materials on 26.

Man: Mayday. Firefighter down.

Need immediate assistance. -Hi. I'm Molly.

I'm the fire evacuation coordinator for my office.

You are a surgeon. Save the life you can save.

We both know that's not mine.

My breathing is shallow.

I think I need to see a doctor.

-Andy ... -Doesn't need to be bothered.

I gotta go. Andy.

Yeah?

You be careful, too.

Pruitt, we got to get to Grey-Sloan,

and we got to get there now.

Only a matter of minutes before this entire floor blows.

We didn't finish closing the fire doors.

No. Jack, what are you doing?! Jack!

Get off that floor!

You need to run...down as many floors as you can, okay?

Jack, talk to me!

Andy: The PASS device is an alarm, sewn into a firefighter's gear.

It automatically goes off if we're motionless for too long.

The sound...will haunt you.

Because it means there's a firefighter down.

It means someone has fallen.

It means what we thought was a rescue

is probably now...a recovery.

It means...

...we're about to say goodbye to one of our own.

Mayday, copy?! Mayday!

There's been an explosion, upper floors of the building,

a firefighter is trapped, he ...

I need a RIT team. Right now. Over.

Ripley: Negative. I can't send anyone up.

Chief, we have to get upstairs and help ...

We have to help the people out here.

Triage has been relocated outside.

We're still pulling dozens of victims from the building.

The structure is not sound.

There's a full evacuation for a reason.

Hey, hey, hey. Get P.D. to move those crowds back.

And those news vans are blocking our Aid Cars.

Get them outta here! I understand,

but I'm so close to the floor that exploded. I ...

It's all hands on deck out here, Herrera.

I don't want to lose anybody else, and that includes you.

Get down here.

Gibson, are you there?

Jack! Answer me, man!

Hey! I need a gurney over here!

He's unresponsive, suffering from severe smoke inhalation.

We've still got a missing firefighter on 26.

Grab a jump bag and a backboard.

I'm gonna get back in there. Hey, hey, hey!

No one goes back in the building.

But, Chief, there's somebody still inside.

I can't just leave him. Is that Herrera?

We are in the middle of full-evacuation protocol.

Gibson stayed behind to contain that blast, sir.

Which I appreciate, but until the engineers give us

the go-ahead, we have to assume the building will collapse.

I was ... I was just with him. I can take the elevator back up.

We could be ... Absolutely not.

Elevators are shut down. The building is off limits.

We have people... Chief ...

...who need our help right here.

So, glove up and get to work.

And, Herrera, get your ass out of there.

Do you copy?

Screw that.

Man: Got a patient here.

I need a gurney here now!

62-year-old man. Unwitnessed cardiac arrest,

history of stage-two mesothelioma, ongoing CPR.

I need an IV started and a milligram of epi pushed now!

Andy: Hey. It's Andy.

I can't take your call right now.

Leave a message at the beep.

Andy? What the hell are you doing? There was an explosion ...

Vic: Yeah, that's why we're running down the stairs.

We gotta get out of here. Jack is still up there.

Hang on!

I'll go after her. No, we both will.

No, you get downstairs, find more people to help,

and bring them back up here as fast as you can, okay?

Yeah.

Okay.

Thought there'd be more. Excuse me?

Thousands of applicants. 28 recruits. Only 2 women?

Seems like they could've done better than that.

You should tuck in your shirt.

They're pretty strict about dress code around here.

Pretty strict about everything, actually.

Not that that's a bad thing. Strict is good.

Strict...saves lives, I guess.

I'm Andy. Maya Bishop.

Right, yes. Of course.

The Olympian!

Former. Hmm.

What's the story there? No story.

It's who I was. This is who I am now.

What's your story? Same. I don't have one.

But your dad does, right? You're Herrera's kid?

If you already knew who I was, then why'd you ask?

I was curious to see how you'd answer.

A lot of people would lead with the fact

that they're a legacy. Well...I don't.

Doesn't mean anything.

No?

Instructor heading this way.

Just because we both have vaginas

doesn't mean you and I have to be friends.

Sure thing.

Only ... and, well, I say this from years

of training by myself ... there's safety in numbers.

And when it comes

to us vs. all the rest of these guys...

one thing that we should probably consider

is sticking together.

We're sticking together, Herrera,

whether you like it or not!

Breathe deep.

You know the drill. Breathe deep.

Excuse me. Were you upstairs?

Did you see my daughter? Her name is Molly.

She has dark hair. She said that a few of you

were upstairs with her.

She was texting me, and ... and then she stopped.

She was on her way down, and we agreed to meet

at the red planters across the street.

That's w-where we always end our morning phone calls

before she goes in to face her boss.

He's a jerk. Sorry.

I'm a mom. I have to say things like that.

Anyway, she never came down.

Here. This is ... This is her.

Molly.

Uh, I'm ... I'm sorry, ma'am.

I-I don't know about your daughter,

but I will keep an eye out.

It's okay.

Just a little further.

Ow. It hurts.

Yeah, well, your lung collapsed.

I gotta get you to triage

so we can give you a chest tube,

and then I can get back up to Montgomery before he, um...

Hey, you know what I just realized?

I, uh ... I never got your name.

Molly. But everyone calls me...Molly.

Molly ... great. Well, uh, I'm Ben.

Listen, I need you to talk to me.

Uh, tell me something about yourself.

I-I can name every state capital.

Except South Dakota.

No one knows that one.

Pierre. Easy.

Okay, well, uh, how about Jersey?

Molly?

Molly.

No, no, no. No, no, no, no, no.

Damn it.

You're turning blue. You're cyanotic.

I know you feel like you're suffocating right now,

because... well, you kind of are.

Sorry, Molly, but you're gonna need to get that chest tube

right now with, uh...

With what? With, uh...

Just hang on.

EpiPen. Yes!

Okay. I can use...this.

Just hold on, okay?

This should work. It'll just ...

You're okay. You're okay. You're gonna be okay.

We've really gotta keep moving.