9-1-1

Do you love him?

- What? Ananya. - What, that's a crazy question?

Is he nice?

Uh, I mean, you met him. You didn't think he was nice?

I mean to you. Is he nice to you?

Yeah, he's a good man.

How do you know?

You can't know.

Not everything, anyway.

I'll learn about her as we go.

But what if you don't like what you learn?

Well, then I'll pray.

For what?

The strength to understand him.

I'd pray for a good divorce lawyer.

Stop.

She's gonna change you.

Marriage is supposed to change you.

It's a good match.

We all should bless the newly-married couple now.

16 DOA so far.

Mostly blunt trauma to the head

or crushed by falling debris or other bodies.

One victim impaled.

They fell through two stories.

I won't be surprised if that number goes higher.

Captain, the groom

is devastated... his bride hasn't been accounted for yet.

We'll find her. Buck, I'm gonna need you to go up top.

Access to the second floor is blocked.

We're gonna have to tackle this thing from both ends.

Okay, Captain.

Savita! Savita!

- Savita! - Step back. Step back, it's okay.

If she's in there, we will find her.

- Sir, stay back. Sir, let us do our job. - Savita!

Just have a seat, let us do our job.

Help!

- In here! - Hey, I got you.

- Ah. Here we go. - My leg...

I think it's broken.

Okay, you hang tight.

I got you.

Here we go. We're good, we're good. All right.

Buck. Buck, get over here and give me a hand.

Savita!

She's not moving.

All right, is she breathing?

I think so.

Hey, she's coming to. You got it?

Yeah.

Hold on, stay still. Stay still in there.

Here. Here. We got you. Give me your hand.

Okay. Can you move?

All right.

Come on. Slowly, all right?

We got you. We got you.

We got you. Okay, got her.

Easy. Easy. Watch your head.

Savita.

- - All right.

Is the owner here?

- Uh, that's him right there. Why? - Hey.

When'd you put on the third floor?

When did you put on the third floor?

You think I don't know what that is?

- What's the matter with you? What... - That's Kal-Pal!

That stuff's been banned.

You didn't reinforce the concrete with steel.

Instead you used that crap.

This used to be a two-story building.

That floor that collapsed... That was the roof, wasn't it?

Wasn't it?!

Bobby! - You know what you did, you son of a bitch!

You're going to jail. That's manslaughter!

Captain, Captain, Captain. - What?!

Captain, Captain, come away. What is wrong with you?

- Back off, Hen. - Back off, really?

Not 24 hours ago, you were saying, "Help."

What happened to that?

So, this wedding... It's an arranged marriage.

That's a trip, right?

Can you imagine committing to someone you don't even know?

Does anyone really know anybody?

9-1-1 S01E05 "Point of Origin"

So how long they gonna have you chained to that desk?

Well, the Creedys are ready to drop their complaint...

You know, so long as the department

drops the charges on their daughter.

- Are you okay with that? - Not even a little bit.

That girl is wicked.

How's May doing?

She's at home. I mean, it feels like

we're back on solid ground.

If we ever were.

I swear, it's like I don't even know these people

I'm supposed to be the closest to.

There's a lot of that going around.

Trouble at home?

Mm.

No, no, no. Not at home.

At least, not yet, no.

It's Bobby.

Clark Kent?

After the plane crash...

he went on a bender.

Didn't answer his phone for, like, two days.

Buck and I went over there to make sure he was still alive.

And can I tell you, there was not one single picture

on the wall. Nothing, no sign of a family.

Nothing. It was just, it was weird.

This guy's been our captain for, like, over a year,

and in all that time, he's never really

talked about his personal life.

It's like he's got this invisible wall up.

What, you think his wife left him, took everything?

See, it didn't look like somebody had come

and cleared out. It was more like...

nobody ever moved in.

Like he's not even really there.

Well, if you want, I'll do a background check.

I got nothing else to do all day anyway.

Nah. Bobby already got trust issues.

I don't want those problems. Nah.

And it's, you know... It's not like I'm saying

that he's a bad captain.

Hell...

I think he's the best captain I've ever worked under.

But I'm starting to worry about him.

So... what'd you mean by "not yet"?

Before, when I asked if there was trouble at home,

you said "not yet."

I got a call this morning

from Palmar Women's Correctional Facility.

What does she want?

To see me.

She said it's urgent. I feel like I owe it to her.

You don't owe her anything.

In fact, you got credit in that account.

You're right. But she didn't fight us

when we wanted to adopt Denny.

I just don't want her making waves.

And what does your wife have to say about that...

You going to visit your ex at the pokey?

I haven't told her yet.

Look like Bruce Wayne isn't the only one with a few secrets.

Go, Pack, go! A lot of big plays,

- week one... - Jamie, this is our roommate, Buck.

He's a fireman.

- Oh! Yes! Yes! Yes! - Yeah!

- Give me some! - Boom!

- That's what I'm talking about! -

Yes!

Out of time outs!

- I got more flyers. - Oh, thanks.

- - Can you just stick them in here, please?

Hello?

Hey, it's Buck. I got your text.

Oh, hey. Um, yeah, I know, I just...

I sent a blast out to all my contacts.

Are you, are you okay?

: Um, no.

I'm not. I'm kind of having a nervous breakdown.

Um... h-how long's she been gone?

I don't know.

Maybe, like, nine hours or something.

She was gone when I woke up.

So I called, you know, I've called the police,

I've called the hospitals, the shelters...

My brother's in Vegas. He's gonna try to get a flight back.

Look, I'm-I'm gonna come over.

We'll, uh, we'll find your mom and then we can go back

to never seeing each other again, okay?

Thanks.

- Hey, baby. -

Uh...

Thanks for coming by.

: How long has it been, a year?

Sorry, I've... I just, you know,

I haven't been able to get back to see you. I'm sorry.

No, it's cool.

I mean, you got a life and a wife.

How's Diesel?

We, uh, we call him Denny.

None of my business, right?

You, uh, you said something about an emergency?

You don't want to take a minute, check in with your girl?

You're not my girl.

Yeah. Okay.

My parole hearing.

It's coming up soon and my lawyer says I've got a shot.

'Cause I haven't got in a fight in, like, two years,

and I've been taking a bunch of accounting courses so...

What do you need from me?

I need someone to vouch for me at my hearing.

You are a respected member of the community,

and maybe you could, uh...

maybe you could wear your uniform.

I mean, my lawyer says that I'm close,

but someone like you would put me over the top.