It’s the end of another TV era — after seven brilliant, emotional, and memorable seasons, Station 19 has sadly come to an end.
The series finale, titled “One Last Time,” was directed by Peter Paige and written by Zoanne Clack, Jose Diaz, and Miriam Arghandiwal.
So, here’s what happened to everyone at 19 at the end of the series, plus what fans thought about the fnal moments for each of them:
Andy Herrera
As Station 19 battled the wildfire approaching Seattle, Andy, of course, took charge as the captain. When it looked like the team might not make it out alive, Andy endangered herself to save everyone, which landed her at Grey Sloan with some burns but no major injuries. In the future, it’s revealed that Andy becomes chief of the Seattle Fire Department, and she returns to 19 to meet the new recruits.
Ben Warren
During the wildfire, Ben accompanied Carina to the scene of the wildfire where they helped a woman who was in labor. Throughout the final season, Ben was struggling with injuries he’d sustained and feeling like he might not be up for continuing as a firefighter anymore. So, in the series finale, Ben tells Andy that he’s decided to go back to his surgical residence, which is honestly great for Bailey, who has been a nervous wreck thinking about him getting injured in the field. I’m assuming Ben will be back on Grey’s Anatomy next season, too.
Vic Hughes and Travis Montgomery
After it was announced that Crisis One was going national, Vic decided to accept the job offer to run the program in Washington, DC, thus leaving Station 19 and Seattle. In Vic’s dream of the future, Crisis One has become successful, and we even get a glimpse of her thinking of Dean Miller saying he’s proud of her — Okieriete Onaodowan returning as Miller and saying he’s proud of Hughie made me cry.
As for Travis, he initially turns down Vic’s offer to join her in DC and help run Crisis One. However, by the end of the series finale, Travis surprises Vic at the airport after realizing he wants to be wherever his best friend is. He also decides he’ll try to make his relationship with Dom work long distance.
Maya Bishop and Carina DeLuca
In the penultimate episode, Maya was trapped as the wildfire surrounded her. Meanwhile, Carina found out she was pregnant. Maya wasn’t in danger for too long and was back to helping 19 fight the wildfire in no time, while Carina was in the field with Ben and delivered a baby as the wildfire approached them.
Eventually, Maya and Carina reunited at Grey Sloan, and Carina was able to tell Maya she was pregnant in the same spot where they first met. In their possible future, Carina and Maya have three children together: Liam, Andrea, and Gianna. Then, in the actual future, Maya is now chief at Station 19 as she looks on while Andy meets with her team.
Robert Sullivan and Natasha Ross
Like the others in 19, Robert and Natasha fought the wildfire and tried desperately to rescue a woman’s husband who they’d found. Alongside Vic, Maya, Andy, and Travis, they help contain the wildfire and stop it from engulfing Seattle. In their possible futures, Robert and Natasha finally get married, with Ben officiating, and they finally create a program for veterans in the fire department.
Jack Gibsona
After Season 6, when Jack was injured and unable to be a firefighter anymore, he became a dispatcher and was able to help 19 in that way. After Andy gets seriously injured fighting the wildfire, he realizes that his life is only as great as it is because Andy is with him. In Jack’s dream for the future, he and Andy are back together, just like how they were in the beginning of the series.
Theo Ruiz
In the penultimate episode, Theo was crushed under a massive tree branch while out in the field. He’s in a pretty rough spot and is rushed to Grey Sloan and into surgery. Theo’s storyline was more part of the Grey’s Anatomy Season 20 finale, but in his dream for the future, we see him back at 19, and he has a wife and child. During Vic’s going away party, Andy insists that Theo rejoin Station 19.
