Fans are still reeling from the cancellation of Station 19 after its seventh season, and recent revelations from the show’s stars have reignited that heartbreak. Danielle Savre and Stefania Spampinato recently hinted at a possible lifeline from Netflix that could have saved the series, leaving many fans wondering what could have been.
At a convention, Spampinato acknowledged the fans’ efforts to save the show, noting that there was a genuine chance for a revival due to Shonda Rhimes’ connection with the streaming giant. Savre confirmed this sentiment, saying they were “so close” to making the transition to Netflix. This revelation has left many “Marina” fans—who were invested in the relationship between Maya and Carina—feeling even more despondent about the series’ end.
With the finale already wrapping up the firefighters’ storylines, any potential eighth season would have altered the show’s conclusion. The writers had the opportunity to tie up loose ends knowing the series was ending, but a continuation could have provided more depth and exploration for the characters.
As Savre moves on to her new role in Found, and with uncertainty surrounding Spampinato’s future in Grey’s Anatomy, fans are left to mourn not just the show’s end but also the stories that might have been told.
