A brand-new trailer for Station 19 season 7 has been revealed. First premiering on ABC in 2018, Station 19, which serves as the second spinoff to Shonda Rhimes’ hit medical drama Grey’s Anatomy, focuses on the daily lives of the firefighters at Seattle Fire Station 19. The cast includes Grey Damon, Alberto Frezza, Jaina Lee Ortiz, Barrott Doss, and Jason George. The forthcoming Station 19 season 7 is expected to conclude the series’ run.
Now, ABC has unveiled the official trailer of the show ahead of the release of Station 19 season 7.
While the Station 19 season 6 ending left viewers with different twists and cliffhangers, the trailer for the new season teases even more drama, as it reveals bits of the obstacles Andy will face as Station 19‘s new captain. It also teases Jack’s fate after his collapse at the Firefighter’s Ball.
What Else Do We Know About Station 19 Season 7?
The news of Station 19 getting renewed for season 7 felt almost routine for viewers of the firefighting drama, as the show has enjoyed decent viewing numbers since its premiere, and it had also amassed a reasonably large following. That’s why the accompanying news of the show’s cancelation came as a surprise to viewers who have started a campaign to save the show ever since the news broke.
Craig Erwich, a Disney executive, recently clarified that the show is ending because it had reached its natural conclusion and not because of the other speculations that had been circulating. Following the confirmation of Station 19’s cancelation, ABC also confirmed that the new season would be released on March 14 for an abbreviated 10-episode season.
Recent reports also confirmed that longtime showrunner and executive producer Krista Vernoff would be stepping down and Zoanne Clack and Peter Paige would replace the veteran screenwriter and producer for Station 19 season 7. There has been no major news about new additions or exits regarding the cast, so it is expected that all the main cast for the show’s previous seasons will reprise their respective roles.
