Alex Cohen is a minor character in 9-1-1, After his mother died, his father bought her dream home but when Alex was exploring the home, the house and many other ones exploded
History[]
House Fire[]
Moving In[]
David Cohen takes his children Jamie and Alex to their new home, where an excited Alex is allowed into the house by David. When Jamie follows Alex, David opens the trailer and reminisces about his dead wife who is assumed to have died from cancer. Jamie soon comes over and they discuss about how difficult they had to move while leaving someone behind, as David's wife had always wanted to see the house. Alex peeks out of the window, and while Jamie assures David they will overcome these hardships.
Gas Explosion[]
Immediately after they embrace, however, numerous gas explosions shock the neighborhood, causing multiple fires, including where Alex currently is. A spooked driver has rammed a fire hydrant. Instinctively, he dials emergency services, only to realize he cannot reach them.
Fire[]
A woman was complaining on the phone regarding the emergency outage in Doheny Park and its unforeseen consequences when an explosion knocks a trash bin into her vehicle, which in turn hits a fire hydrant. Meanwhile, David is seen yelling at their new home struck by another explosion. Chimney, who oversaw the incident on news, dials Buck. With Bobby's permission, the crew immediately respond to the scene. On arrival, Bobby dials for reinforcements but is told by Josh they will have to hold the line for around 15-20 minutes before any will arrive. David begs Bobby to rescue Alex, and as soon as Eddie spots him, an additional explosion causes the family to rush ahead, though Eddie stops them. Bobby gets Buck to perform the rescue via their ladder truck. Hen goes off to check any other casualties in the open, while Bobby instructs more firefighters to evacuate civilians, before telling David to withdraw as the ladder truck approaches. Eddie reports the odds piled against them due to lacking suppressive force against the fire, and Bobby tells him to continue requesting reinforcements, as well as getting the gas company to shut off lines within a 2-mile radius. Chimney, who observes the crew in distress, dials Tommy.
Rescue[]
Buck ascends the ladder as Alex is getting cut off by the fire, only for it to break with Alex almost in reach. Bobby runs to Buck, who makes it safely to the ground. Eddie decides to scale the pipes, Buck comments how Bobby may potentially chastise him if Buck himself tried that. As Alex begins to suffocate, Eddie breaks himself inside the house by swinging on a harness. Crawling through the house, Eddie finds Alex unconscious and reports to Bobby, who is also briefed by Hen about two more vehicles reinforcing them, the full evacuation and the gas company's compliance, adding these resources will still not eliminate their current threat. Eddie finds the fire cornering them inside after an explosion, then gets himself and Alex some oxygen. Buck overhears Eddie's cries of help and prepares to rush in, but Bobby stops him when he senses a C-130 air tanker approaching. He orders everyone to hide themselves beneath vehicles. Eddie, in the meantime, covers Alex with himself in the bathtub. The aircraft deploys its payload of retardant, completely extinguishing all fires present before returning to base. Bobby emerges from a truck and calls for Eddie while everyone else leave the confines. Eddie escapes with Alex and sets him down on a board, Before Hen could start compressions, Alex becomes conscious, much to everyone's relief. Buck is curious as to why Eddie pulled off the rescue, to which Eddie responds he just went ahead without a second thought, while Bobby stares into the distance, knowing their support didn't appear from nowhere
Appearances[]
| Season Two | |||||
| "Under Pressure" | "7.1" | "Help Is Not Coming" | "Stuck" | "Awful People" | "Dosed" |
| "Haunted" | "Buck, Actually" | "Hen Begins" | "Merry Ex-Mas" | "New Beginnings" | "Chimney Begins" |
| "Fight or Flight" | "Broken" | "Ocean's 9-1-1" | "Bobby Begins Again" | "Careful What You Wish For" | "This Life We Choose" |