Is '9-1-1 Lone Star' renewed or canceled? The Liv Tyler collection has accumulated a captive target market. Here's what you want to grasp about a imaginable Season 2.
The pilot season of FOX's 9-1-1 Lone Star wrapped up in rather a succinct way. The two-hour finale noticed Rob Lowe's Captain Owen Strand and his team jump into motion following a solar storm in Austin, Tex., which ended in a collection of bad missions.
We got to see a lot in this jam-packed episode, from grave accidents to astronauts with radiation. On a more intimate cast observe, we got to welcome back T.K. who in the end aroused from sleep from his coma, and noticed the highly expected reunion between Michelle (Liv Tyler) and her sister, Iris (Lyndsy Fonseca).
Needless to say, riveted enthusiasts are already longing for extra of the FOX collection. So, will there be a Season 2 of 9-1-1 Lone Star? Keep reading for everything we all know about the way forward for the display, plus what creator Tim Minear envisions.
Will there be a second season of '9-1-1 Lone Star'?
Showrunner Tim Minear is assured there will probably be a second season of 9-1-1 Lone Star, though it hasn't yet been ordered by the community. "I'm not worried," he mentioned in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "No one has said [it's a done deal], so I don't want to count my chickens."
That said, Tim is adamant that the "story is not over" and there may be a lot more to be explored in the way of Owen's well being and most cancers journey, his dating with Zoe, and the reunion between sister Michelle and Iris.
"It is an interesting challenge," he stated of Owen's storyline, "because you don't want to give short shrift to the seriousness of that medical diagnosis. The truth is that Owen's medical situation is on the upswing at the end of the first season, but it ain't over. So we will be exploring that again."
As for Owen's romance with Zoe, Tim is candid about the truth that actress Natalie Zea is committed to every other display. "I don't know exactly where that relationship is going to go," he mentioned, noting "the realities of scheduling and if somebody is available." "I just know I absolutely love her and I love them together and I think there's a ton of chemistry," he added.
What will happen now that Iris and Michelle were reunited after years of being apart?
Much of 9-1-1 Lone Star's freshman season revolved round Michelle's seek for her estranged sister Iris, and the worry that ensued when she was once presumed dead. We finally were given to see the two sisters reunite in the finale, and it appears like actress Lyndsy Fonseca is committed to some other season on Lone Star.
According to a sequence announcement that reported Lyndsy would be taking on a lead function in Disney+'s upcoming Turner & Hooch, the megastar is also within the means of taping "a season-long arc" on 9-1-1: Lone Star.
As Tim sees it, the sisters' story is a ways from completed. "In fact, it will ultimately change Michelle's life for two reasons," he told ET. "One, I didn't want to milk a mystery story with a character who wasn't on-screen for too long. I wanted to finally meet [Iris], and there's a real story to be told about mental health, and about the homeless disaster that's happening in every major city."
"I think that telling that story from the point of view of somebody like Michelle is a way into really exploring something [big]," he persisted. "Like I said, it could change the course of Michelle's life."
We're excited to peer all the storylines that may spread in 9-1-1 Lone Star's second season, and are just anticipating affirmation from FOX.
Plus, Tim teases that "we might be seeing some of the 9-1-1 crew in an episode of Lone Star if there's a Season 2, just by virtue of a case." So now, we in reality cannot wait.
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