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  • OK so it's not a 'great' series like The Wire or The Sopranos, but it's perfectly watchable. If you like Greys Anatomy then you'll probably like this as well - don't understand all the negative reviews at all.

    The stories may not be realistic, (but neither are Greys Anatomy!) but if you want realism then watch a documentary, it's escapism, it's ENTERTAINMENT.

    The comments about the acting seem unfair as well, again it's totally fine

    So, in summary, if you don't like it then don't watch, but, for me, I'm enjoying it and will definitely continue to watch - taking it for what it is, a TV show where the actors just happen to be pretending to be fire fighters.
  • Really can't understand why there is so many negatives towards this show!?

    I'm really enjoying it and hope it continues! I love Chicago fire but both in their own way!
  • I can't believe all of the negative reviews here for Station 19. Yes we have been lucky to have Chicago Fire which is epic so it did take me a while to get into Station 19. I am so happy though that I persisted, I really enjoy the cast and how different their relationships are with each other. I am a fan of Grey's Anatomy so that could be why I enjoy this show. I definitely look forward to my weekly installment and am never bored or disappointed. Go on give it a go and make up your own mind.
  • Station 19 is without doubt one of the best TV shows I've ever seen. The characters, their stories, their cases as firefighters and paramedics are so entertaining that it had me hooked after a few episodes. All the characters had won my heart, especially Maya and Carina (hurts me so much because they deserve to be happy, please writers, let them be happy and not suffer) and I can't wait too see what's coming in the second part of S6. And to those who say that this TV show is not like the real life, then go watch a documental because a TV show is for entertaining, not showing how exactly is in real life, period.
  • mapa_mouse24 March 2018
    I thought 9.1.1. was bad. This show is much worse. Totally unrealistic and insulting to firefighters.
  • jaxblue214 July 2018
    7/10
    ok
    I watched the first two episodes twice then i am now on 9 i have actually quite enjoyed this show the characters grow on you and i am glad i persevered - i think it shows you a slightly different side from Chicago fire show :)
  • Shows relationships between firefighters and every day life situations and the diversity of people and conflict resolution. The situations they get into. One of the most entertaining shows I have watched. It has both awesome and heartbreaking moments that firefighters face in the line of duty and managing their lives at home as well. Love that they included Greys Anatomy with their mashups including characters between the two shows. If you love that show this is definitely a must watch! Sad that this will be the last season unfortunately as I seen an article saying that they will be able to make a good ending for the show for the last season.
  • I didn't expect much, even for a Grey's anatomy spin off, but it's actually good. Station 19 has that fun and breezy vibe mixed with a ton of firefighter stuff. It's absolutely not Chicago Fire, but it has potential. Miranda Bailey makes a lot of appearances throughout the show, which keeps the feeling of a spin off, but it can definitely stand on its own. If you like Grey's, I believe that you can enjoy this. Don't get me wrong, Private Practice is a lot better, but Station 19 is a good Shonda Rhimes production FOR SURE.
  • Station 19 is a Grey's Anatomy spinoff that focuses on the lives and stories of BIPOC & LGBTQ characters. The representation of diverse races, genders, sexual orientations, and lived experiences is evident in its cast and crew which is rare and desperately needed on TV today. Further, the show expertly tackles multiple social and political issues through award-winning writing that leaves lasting impacts on their viewing audience. The cast is talented and immensely entertaining. This one is for those who look for action, drama, romance, friendships and family. If you loved Grey's Anatomy, this is even better.
  • thearcticmonkey200719 April 2018
    Not quite Greys, but a hell of a lot better than I expected after reading the 1 star reviews.

    Definitely potential.
  • punisherd200922 March 2024
    If you are the type of person who enjoys watching shows that deviate from their core premise, than this show is for you. I initially started watching this show because, as an EMT, I was curious to see what struggles and trials they portray in a show like this. Instead I got beat over the head with severe virtue signaling and sodomy. I can only take so many sex scenes before I realize the show isn't about firefighting or medical response. That's all just backend filler to the real feature of this show's promotion: sleep around and advocate for liberal causes. Human emotion and sympathy can have a real effect for viewers when mixed with good plot and gripping, selfless action; this show doesn't do that. It panders to particular audiences and is a disrespect to all emergency responders in my personal opinion. Not good TV; wouldn't recommend to anyone I know unless they like to watch shows with pointless sex in them and not much else for substance. Real emotions and experiences felt by real emergency responders is not portrayed in this show accurately at all.
  • Station 19 is hands down favourite TV show! There's a reason it's ABC's top rated show! Not only are there gripping incidents that you see the team respond to but you also get a deep insight into each character. The characters are fully fleshed out, so multi-dimensional and with so many different layers to them.

    A special shout out has to go to Maya and Carina and their relationship. It is the most beautiful relationship that provides not only incredibly important wlw representation but is also simply a privilege to watch. Danielle Savre and Stefania Spampinato are phenomenal actors and their chemistry is out of this world!

    The show covers so many incredibly important topics and does so each time with sensitivity and authenticity.

    Station 19 is the best! <3.
  • sva72928 March 2018
    Wasn't a fan of this show at first, but being a die hard Grey's and Private Practice fan, I've stuck through it. At times there is dialogue and silly music that doesn't match the scene, which is the most annoying thing to me. Little bummed this show isn't up to par. There is some emotion here though. I am still watching the show!
  • Perhaps because 'Scandal' is coming to an end, and 'Grey's Anatomy' is in its 56th+ season, Shondra Rimes is looking for a new venture to undertake. If she's trying to turn Seattle into what Dick Wolf did with Chicago, 'Station 19' is a COLOSSAL fail.

    Not only is the acting abysmal, the storylines are as well. Where 'Chicago Fire' is packed each week with firefighters/paramedics attending to car crashes, gas explosions, building fires, etc., ~ with the occasional romantic/personal situation thrown in, 'Station 19' is exactly the opposite ~ an hour long soap opera with the occasional fire related incident gratuitously worked into the plot line.

    Note to Ms. Rimes: Just because you can, really doesn't mean you should. Gave a VERY generous 1* out of 10.
  • jbarlament-0570324 December 2023
    Excellent drama, will watch for many years to come. The storylines the writers put together do an excellent job of highlighting each individual character's strengths and weaknesses to captivate the audience. Leaving off with season 6, I believe there are many avenues the writers can take this series yet. I believe this to be particularly true for the Marina storyline which has become many viewers favorite characters including my own. The acting in this series is also excellent and the chemistry between characters helps draw the viewers in. I am looking forward to watching this series for many more seasons!
  • bgemmed23 April 2021
    I used to Enjoy this show, It was entertaining easy to watch but these last two episodes I actually had to turn off. Shonda Rhimes constantly shoving her opinions of current events down our throats. I watch TV to be entertained to get away from the day-to-day drama of real life. If the show didn't cross over it Grey's Anatomy so often I probably would stop watching it all together. But even Greys is starting to annoy me now like I said go back to sleeping in on-call rooms together and performing surgeries that no one has ever heard of that's what I want to watch I don't want to hear about current events life is hard enough.
  • tovec25 July 2018
    I have no problems with this show at all. I've only watched one show about firefighters before though so I'm not really experienced with this kind of show. I found it very entertaining and will be watching season 2. The characters are not extremely likable because we don't get to know them enough, but the cases are exciting enough to keep you on the edge of the seat. It's not a masterpiece but entertaining enough to wanna watch more.
  • It's so sad ABC gave up on this show because it's so good. Drama, love, family, firefights, friendships, the queer visibily, the black visibility. It is a shame that this show is going foward to a premature ending. There are so much stories that still need to be told.

    I'm not going to lie, this show affected on so many lives. Like, can you immagine what it means for a young person see a rapresentation (ex.) of police brutality? These things need to be seen, need to create a discussion about it. Yes, so many shows do that, but Station 19 does it in a way that is never offensive or exaggerated. Station 19 has something no other show has out there in this period: empathy.

    One NINETEEN, Always NINETEEN!

    #donotcancelstation19 #savestation19.
  • Started to watch show without any previous knowledge about connections with grey's anatomy. Show have good missions for both firefighters and medics and their friendship and relations are interesting enough. Show evolve from season to season so in general i like it. What i dont like is placing too much lgbt characters into just one station and making a female captain of the station is just forced too much. I respect capabilities of men and women, but senior position should be rightfully deserved not just make them because of some silly statistics. Anyway enjoy the show and evade some nonsense scenes as much as you can
  • emilybishop-9445414 December 2023
    Station 19 is a brilliant show it represents a lot of things such as Black Lives Matter, lgbtqia+ community and sexual assault and a lot of other things. It is such a great show and it saved my life and I'm forever thankful for this show. All the episodes are so addicting and you can instantly get hooked with what's happening on the episodes and the cast members looks like they have a lot of fun filming the show. I'm so glad to be part of the station 19 fandom it will always have a special place in my heart no matter what. Thank you Shonda Rhimes for this amazing show we all appreciate you for making this show.
  • Marios34524 September 2022
    Warning: Spoilers
    I like this show, I really do but I have seen many first responders series and no one of them wasn't so political, every episode is like that was based on political correctness more than on firefighters who want to save people. Also, none of this type of series I have seen wasn't shown ranking hunting like this one. I mean this show is technically A Game of Thrones about leadership positions. Seriously, all of the backstabbings, talking behind someone's back, the secrets, the blackmailing, the position changing, all of these don't remind me of a series about first responders, just a Game of Thrones in a Fire Department.
  • Shellymartinez0823 March 2018
    I was excited about the show , but seriously disappointed . I expected more ! Main actress character is the worst protagonist ever . I can't watch anymore
  • Station 19 has a diverse and truly talented cast. This exceptional series addresses racism, sexism, LGBTQ+ representation, sexual assault, trauma, loss, BLM, drinking problems, and mental health - just to mention a few topics that is covered in the compelling storylines.

    The show boasts a super talented and dedicated cast, writers, directors, crew and a massive fan base.

    I relate to these characters so much, but especially to Maya and Carina. They teach me that my love for another person is valid. They help me accept and love myself for who I am. They teach me that my family and past don't define me. This WLW representation is authentic and one of the very few ones on network television. The representation of an authentic and loving relationship between two women on network television is still a rarity.

    This series has brought a smile to my face when I needed it most and helped me in my darkest times. These characters and their storylines are close to my heart.
  • Im honestly surprised that this show is getting terrible reviews because I honestly have overtime kinda liked this one. I didn't like Greys Anatomy very much but can see some correlation. I enjoy the heart jumping moments this show has for me.. Particularly the second season. I think the acting is a bit cheesy at times but I've seen many of these actors in different roles and just like them as actors. Also there are some plots that I don't care for but still can be exciting for others. I don't think that I would waste my time writing a disgusting review about something that I don't care for like these other people. That's why I'm trying to defend and give it a chance for others. I give it a 6/10
  • jackbenton223 March 2018
    Chicago Fire has nothing to worry about with this trash. Unreal. As a Firefighter, I'm Truly embarrassed.
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