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Denny Wilson is the son of Hen and Karen Wilson.

History[]

Early Life[]

Denny's biological mother and father met in rehab, forming a relationship that led to his birth. However, his father was unaware of his existence.

Season 1[]

Once Denny was born, his mother Eva signed all parental rights away and her ex-lover Hen and Karen Wilson adopted him.

Eva, filled for custody of Denny when she was released from jail, because she thought that having Denny will make Hen come back to her and was envious of Hen and Karen's life together.

Season 2[]

However, in season 2 episode, "Awful People ", Eva resurfaces to try again and has brought in Denny's biological father, Nathaniel Greene, who had no idea he was the father of Denny until Eva told him and wants him to sue for custody. Despite her plans, Eva has an overdose but is saved by Hen who notified her parole officer, which puts her back in jail. Nathaniel later spoke with Hen and Karen realized Denny was under great care in the Wilson household and didn't feel the need to fight for his custody anyway. He only asked to be part of Denny's life, something they consider.

Hen and Karen worried about Denny adapting to having a sibling, but he clearly adored his baby sister Nia. 

Season 6[]

Denny discovers a file his mothers kept, containing news about his biological father Nathaniel. This revelation leads to him tracking down his father to connect with him. Nathaniel answered the door to find Denny who wanted to talk.[4]

He has taken up new interests, something that Hen takes note of and when asked about it, Denny explains that he wants to explore his horizon. Hen also voiced her worries about him growing up too fast, but he assures she doesn't have to worry about that. It is soon revealed that he is in contact with his father and they have formed a father and son bond, but Nathaniel is guilty that neither Hen nor Karen are aware of this but Denny says they will learn soon.[3]

Appearances[]

Season One
"Pilot" "Let Go" "Next of Kin" "Worst Day Ever" "Point of Origin"
"Heartbreaker" "Full Moon (Creepy AF)" "Karma's a Bitch" "Trapped" "A Whole New You"
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"
Season Three
"Kids Today" "Sink or Swim" "The Searchers" "Triggers" "Rage" "Monsters"
"Athena Begins" "Malfunction" "Fallout" "Christmas Spirit" "Seize the Day" "Fools"
"Pinned" "The Taking of Dispatch 9-1-1" "Eddie Begins*" "The One That Got Away" "Powerless" "What's Next?"

Note:
* denotes archive footage only appearance.

Season Four
"The New Abnormal" "Alone Together" "Future Tense" "9-1-1, What's Your Grievance?" "Buck Begins"
"Jinx" "There Goes the Neighborhood" "Breaking Point" "Blindsided" "Parenthood"
"First Responders" "Treasure Hunt" "Suspicion" "Survivors"
Season Five
"Panic" "Desperate Times" "Desperate Measures" "Home and Away" "Peer Pressure" "Brawl in Cell Block 9-1-1"
"Ghost Stories" "Defend in Place" "Past is Prologue" "Wrapped in Red" "Outside Looking In" "Boston"
"Fear-O-Phobia" "Dumb Luck" "FOMO" "May Day" "Hero Complex" "Starting Over"
Season Six
"Let the Games Begin" "Crash & Learn" "The Devil You Know" "Animal Instincts" "Home Invasion" "Tomorrow"
"Cursed" "What's Your Fantasy?" "Red Flag" "In a Flash" "In Another Life" "Recovery"
"Mixed Feelings" "Performance Anxiety" "Death and Taxes" "Lost & Found" "Love Is in the Air" "Pay It Forward"
Season Seven
"Abandon ‘Ships" "Rock the Boat" "Capsized" "Buck, Bothered and Bewildered" "You Don't Know Me"
"There Goes the Groom" "Ghost of a Second Chance" "TBA" "TBA" "TBA"

References[]

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