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"Monsters" is the sixth episode of the third season of 9-1-1, and the thirty-fourth episode overall. It aired on October 28, 2019.

Synopsis[]

Athena and the 118 respond to bizarre emergency calls on Halloween, including a flock of crows terrorizing a field trip, an office employee having a close encounter with an eight-limbed creature and a ghost-like girl wandering a neighborhood. Meanwhile, Maddie remains convinced that she is doing the right thing in taking a 9-1-1 call into her own hands.[2]

Plot[]

Buck is at the gas station, when he notices the man embedded through the car window. He assumes it's a prop before he notices movement after Stella returns and he tries to stop her but she heads off. Realizing a man's life is in danger, he follows after them while alerting the dispatch, who are surprised to hear the call they received of this a day ago was real.

After a lengthy pursuit, Buck cuts the driver off and she is irritated with him. He attempts to calm her before noticing the bruising on her face and her lack of concentration, to her confusion. He tells her to stay where she is because the ambulance is coming. After ensuring the man is alive, Buck tells him help is coming. The paramedics arrive and take the man away while offering help to Buck who tries to decline until seeing the blood from the wound on his arm after he checked on the man. Buck nearly goes into shock before he tells them he is on blood thinners.

The next day, Chimney is visited by Maddie who apologizes for not listening to him about Tara while informing of him of her recent troubles at work. She states that because of Doug, she finds herself trying to help every abused woman but Chim forgives her act, since her heart is in the right place. To ease the tension, he tells her of his supposed hallucinations of a crow after the call on the farm. Maddie reveals that there is one on the ambulance. Chim sees it and realizes that he hasn't gone crazy if she can see it too. The crow drops something on the floor and flies out. Curious, Chim checks it out to find it is his nametag, meaning the crow only followed him because it wanted to return it, though Chim is worried that it now knows his name.

At the hospital, a rushing Bobby goes to the hospital to check on Buck but he is fine and notices his Captain. He informs him that he just gave the cops his statement, as Bobby asks how he cut himself. Buck explains Stella accidentally struck the man two days ago and hit her head badly, causing a brain bleed. Due to this, she couldn't notice the man in her window or really focus. Buck tells Bobby the homeless man survived and went into surgery, with his chances looking good.


Cast[]

Starring[]

Guest Starring[]

Co-Starring[]

  • Nicole Dele as Cori Beckerson
  • Lulu Brud as Suburban Mom
  • David Babich as Suburban Dad
  • Sean Heyman as Clement
  • Alisha Seaton as Noreen
  • Richard Leacock as Husband
  • Cherita Armstrong as Wife
  • Brooke Singleton as Daughter
  • Cameron Elie as Son
  • Chris Wu as Officer Williams
  • Brady Amaya as Hulk Boy
  • Sarah Beth Bassak as Hulk Boy's Mom
  • Chris Carney as Paramedic
  • Jennifer Michele as Wraith-Like Girl

Continuity[]

  • Maddie previously began befriending Tara in "Triggers" after her 911 call left her worried and distressed.
  • Maddie references the events of "Fight or Flight".

Trivia[]

  • Although the press release says there was an incident regarding an office employee dealing with an eight-limbed creature, it was not shown in the episode.
  • This episode references two movies:
    • The crow attack is a reference to Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
    • The woman who drove home in shock after hitting a man without realizing what she'd done is a reference to Ari Aster's Hereditary.
  • There are two references to real-life known cases in the 911 calls:
    • The incident with the man in the windshield is roughly based on the real-life case of the 2002 death of Gregory Biggs, who got trapped halfway through the windshield of the car that struck him, though the man survives the incident and was ultimately rescued.
    • Athena's discovery of the severely dilapidated basement is based on the real-life Turpin case where 12 out of 13 malnourished children were found shackled to their beds. One of the daughters had escaped the home and called 911 on a cell phone, with the ensuing police raid likewise discovering the horrendous development of their lives.

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9-1-1 Episode Guide
Season 1 "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 2 "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 3 "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?"
Season 4 "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 5 "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 6 "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 7 "Abandon ‘Ships" • "Rock the Boat" • "Capsized" • "Buck, Bothered and Bewildered" • "You Don't Know Me" • "There Goes the Groom" • "Ghost of a Second Chance" • "Step Nine" • "Ashes, Ashes" • "All Fall Down"
Season 8 "Buzzkill" • "When the Boeing Gets Tough..." • "Final Approach" • "No Place Like Home" • "Masks"
9-1-1: Lone Star Episode Guide
Season 1 "Pilot" • "Yee-Haw" • "Texas Proud" • "Act of God" • "Studs" • "Friends Like These" • "Bum Steer" • "Monster Inside" • "Awakening" • "Austin, We Have a Problem"
Season 2 "Back in the Saddle" • "2100°" • "Hold the Line" • "Friends With Benefits" • "Difficult Conversations" • "Everyone and Their Brother" • "Displaced" • "Bad Call" • "Saving Grace" • "A Little Help From My Friends" • "Slow Burn" • "The Big Heat" • "One Day" • "Dust to Dust"
Season 3 "The Big Chill" • "Thin Ice" • "Shock and Thaw" • Push" • "Child Care" • "The ATX-Files" • "Red vs. Blue" • "In the Unlikely Event of an Emergency" • "The Bird" • "Parental Guidance" • "Prince Albert in a Can" • "Negative Space" • "Riddle of the Sphynx" • "Impulse Control" • "Down To Clown" • "Shift-Less" • "Spring Cleaning" • "A Bright and Cloudless Morning"
Season 4 "The New Hotness" • "The New Hot Mess" • "Cry Wolf" • "Abandoned" • "Human Resources" • "This Is Not A Drill" • "Tommy Dearest" • "Control Freaks" • "Road Kill" • "Sellouts" • "Double Trouble" • "Swipe Left" • "Open" • "Tongues Out" • "Donors" • "A House Divided" • "Best Of Men" • "In Sickness and In Health"
Season 5 "Both Sides, Now" • "Trainwrecks" • "CI2" • "My Way"
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