Station 19

This has become a member of my faves! The seamless & subtle continuity in the 2nd & 3rd (crossover) level character storylines is brilliant across the Shonda-verse. They truly compliment each other almost as strongly as they stand alone. I binge watched all of Grey's last year as I wasn't necessarily a "follower" from the beginning. I didnt feel a lag in G.A. one bit. It has it's ebbs & flows, an "emotionally rollercoaster" of sorts. Some may not enjoy that ride but I LOVED it & Station is a brilliant addition. BTW I'm ALSO a Chicago-vers fanatic so... Kudos where kudos due!

I enjoy this series, but the Andy Herrera character is such a pain in the ass. Always angry and self absorbed.

After season 4, I had to leave a comment. It has handled current issues with grace and emotional vulnerability that we all needed. I usually binge watch full seasons rather than doing it episode by episode but it was a painful experience watching this season at once. Brilliant writing, acting and direction. Can't wait to see what its fifth season unfold.

What a great 2nd sequel for the infamous Greys Anatomy following Bailey's husband, Warren as he pursues a career as a fire fighter. Just like all the other dramas and its parent series there is plenty of edge of your seat drama as the firefighters personal and professional lives clash. Aside from the past few seasons that have gotten too mushy this is a very entertaining show aside from the emotional relationships as the calls for fires are intense.

I thought it cannot be good. ChicagoFire all the way and Grey's Anatomy started to be boring couple seasons before. I was incorrect, the first episode bought me, but the couple eps in, the action, so fast paced but balanced with the drama and the personal plots of the characters? Is there anything this shoe doesn't have? Well maybe 24 episodes bc 10 is just a joke. I would compromise at 14-16 episodes, not 10. After the finale i was soooo remembering the good first 8-9 finales of GA, so dramatic, so filled with action and it made me cry for those who would probably be revealed dead at season 2. I only know them from 10 episodes and already don't want to lose them. That's got to say sth.

I enjoyed this show until last year, 2020, part of the way through season 4. The show became incredibly political. The show is now far less about an enjoyable storyline, and far more about current political, gender, and racial issues. I don't mind a bit of this in the shows I watch, but this show goes far overboard on the politics for my tastes. I stopped watching this show a year ago.

The grand standing on social issues is out of control from s4 onward. Grey’s Anatomy has also succumbed to this horrible, lazy, LAZY writing. The issues of our time deserve better. Look at Atlanta, that show has literally changed my worldview because of the superb writing, meanwhile Station 19 entrenches me in the opposition! If I was an actor I’d refuse to do some of these bitch and moan monologues as this show would be hurting my career at this point.

There is no chance it will be good. The best is Chicago Fire

Just finished the last episode. Goodbye, Station 19.
I enjoyed watching this show, even though it wasn't my favorite, it was ENTERTAINING. The show was outstanding the first few seasons. The 19 team had so much chemistry, and stories were great and somewhat believable. Then they killed Pruitt Herrera too soon, then Miller out of nowhere, both Andy Herrera and Bishop lost their minds, then Bishop went on a crazy power trip. And ALL the other characters total 180 change, including Gibson and Hughes and others and the over the top psychotic breakdowns. It literally got hard to watch at times, but we stuck with it, hoping. And even though it did, like another commenter said, become like a CW teen woke drame, I think they somewhat brought it back to something resembling it's beginnings at the end. At least they ended it, and everyone came out alive, except that one chick everybody hated anyway.

Looks like Shonda is doing another Grey's spin-off! But, like, there's already Chicago Fire that has probably the same basic foundation that this show will have. Still, Private Practice was good, specially when they did crossovers. so I'm willing to give this a chance.