Brenda Song | Station 19 | Season 3

 

"House Where Nobody Lives"

To move on from his broken relationship, Jack hooks up with the wife of another firefighter. And now that Maya is promoted to captain, it only makes things worse. Like everyone else at Station 19, Jack knows Andy deserved the job. Maya asks the team to abide by the ambulance “patrolling” high-risk areas. Since Miller is late, Maya asks the entire team to repeat the activity. Meanwhile, Ben and Jack mollify a group of homeless foster and biological siblings so they can help save a life and this triggers memories from Jack's past. The new Fire Chief is already creating trouble. Michael Dixon was never a firefighter, he was a former cop and that puts him on a totally different tangent. Jack takes the time to talk to Andy about Ryan's death.

"Into the Woods"

In an effort to increase morale, Maya takes the crew on a team-building camping trip. After a tense night, their bond is put to the test as they work to save first-time campers after a gruesome bear attack. Rigo suspects there is something going on between his wife and Jack when the two arrive late together to help them out. Pruitt and Andy mend their relationship when he offers an apology for his outburst. Sullivan and Ben stay behind from the trip to prepare an aid car for Ben's Physician Response Team. Ben vents his grief about losing his baby while Sullivan steals Fentanyl from the medical supplies. The medication causes him to open up about his personal life and behave erratically, alarming Ben, but Sullivan brushes it off as stress caused by his new job. Maya, feeling isolated and ridiculed by her former friends, flashes back to her youth, when her abusive father made her focus on her running career at the cost of a social life.

"Ice Ice Baby"

When a blizzard hits Seattle, the station opens its doors as a shelter for people in the neighborhood, among them is J.J., who goes into labor. Unable to be transported to the hospital, Maya, Andy, and Pruitt help her deliver the baby girl in the station. Maya tries to repair her friendship with Andy. When their argument becomes heated, Maya points out Pruitt's recent hovering over Andy, which leads to Andy piecing together that his cancer is back. She breaks down and is comforted by Robert. Rigo confronts Jack about his sleeping with Eva and beats him up. Jack explains to Dean why he didn't defend himself and Dean judges him for breaking the code amongst firefighters. Ben and Sullivan take care of a man whose foot needs to be amputated, increasing Ben's suspicions of Sullivan's weird behavior. Meanwhile, Travis tries to save a woman with dementia who's snowed in inside of her car in an undisclosed location. As his worried mother checks in on his wellbeing, he thinks back to his parents struggling to accept his sexuality and his breaking off contact with them when they fail to show up for the wedding.

"Satellite of Love"

After questioning Maya's ability to be captain Andy decides that she will just stick to the job. Montgomery picks up a guy at bar and in the morning is surprised to discover that he is Chief Dixon's son Emmett, who has been assigned to Station 19 as a rookie. Emmett is slow to get into his turn-out gear and misses the call ending up on desk duty dealing with a homeless man who sneaks in to use the station's showers. The call involves a test rocket that crashed into a gas station igniting a tanker. Gibson tries to stop Vasquez charging at the source of the fire, but he won't listen, and is severely injured when the rocket explodes and he becomes Warren's first patient. Sullivan is still trying to cover up the problem with his leg and ODs on the Fentanyl he stole from Warren's truck. He hallucinates a discussion with Ripley and Emmett finds him passed out on the floor. Warren covers up the missing vials by reporting them as broken in transit.

"Born to Run"

The team scrambles to save the riders after they respond to a horrific motorbike accident. Sullivan steps up and tries to seek help from Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone), whose expertise in addiction is of particular interest to him. Dean wonders how to bring up a child on his own, as JJ left. Maya is not messing around on the field and lays into the tough-boss-attitude thick. Dean comes clean to Pruitt about his inexplicable emotions regarding his new daughter, and the lack of confidence he feels about looking after her. Andy finally realizes that Sullivan is her “safe space”. Dean agrees to let Vic move in and they discuss jointly taking care of the baby, who Dean has named "Prue" (Pruitt).