After six years and seven seasons, ABC’s Station 19 concluded with an intense finale that showcased the team’s heroic efforts to combat a raging wildfire threatening Seattle. Led by Captain Andy Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz), the crew faced perilous conditions, including a fire tornado, all while delivering a baby in the field and saving hikers from the flames.
As the season wrapped up, several key characters found themselves at significant crossroads, hinting at potential appearances in future seasons of Grey’s Anatomy.
Key Characters and Their Futures
- Ben Warren (Jason George)
Ben’s fate was uncertain, but he ultimately survived the wildfire. In the finale, he revealed to Captain Herrera that he intends to leave firefighting and return to his surgical residency. This decision strongly suggests that Ben will rejoin Grey’s Anatomy in its upcoming season. - Carina DeLuca-Bishop (Stefania Spampinato)
Carina, who has been a pivotal character in both series, ended Station 19 on a high note—learning she’s pregnant and assisting in a childbirth during the chaos. Given her connections and established history on Grey’s Anatomy, her return seems inevitable. - Maya Bishop (Danielle Savre)
Surrounded by flames but ultimately rescued, Maya secured a joyful conclusion to her storyline. With Carina likely rejoining Grey’s Anatomy full-time, it’s reasonable to expect Maya will follow suit. - Andy Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz)
Andy’s heroic actions in the finale solidified her status as a key player, and her survival paves the way for her to become the new fire chief of Seattle. Her prominent role makes a guest appearance on Grey’s Anatomy highly likely. - Jack Gibson (Grey Damon)
While Jack’s involvement may not be as pronounced as others, his connection to Andy could allow for a guest spot in the medical drama. - Robert Sullivan (Boris Kodjoe)
Newly married to Fire Chief Natasha Ross (Merle Dandridge), Sullivan’s character could also make appearances, especially as he maintains relationships with Grey’s Anatomy characters. - Natasha Ross (Merle Dandridge)
Chief Ross has become a strong presence on Station 19 and, having survived the finale’s events, she could easily transition to Grey’s Anatomy. - Theo Ruiz (Carlos Miranda)
Theo’s harrowing near-death experience—being crushed by a tree during the wildfire—leaves his fate ambiguous, but if he survives, a crossover could be in the works.
As Station 19 bids farewell, the potential for crossover episodes with Grey’s Anatomy remains strong, particularly with the character arcs and connections that have been developed. Fans of both series have much to look forward to in the seasons to come.
