Most Memorable Scene: Dean Miller and Victoria Hughes Singing (Station 19)

Happy Thursday!

I'm not the biggest fan of musical episode on non-musical shows with the exception of Henry Danger which was a surprisingly really good episode. I don't mind a little bit of singing such as with Dean Miller and Victoria "Vic" Hughes in the Station 19 episode Into the Woods (season 3 episode 5). In the episode, newly promoted Captain Maya Bishop wanted the station 19 firefighters to go a team building camping trip. Let's just say it was an interesting trip, that's for sure.

Dean and Vic melodious impromptu singing added a bit of cheerfulness to the camping trip. I really couldn't blame the Showrunner and writers for this because at that point in the show they had two Broadway actors/singers (Okieriete Onaodowan and Barrett Doss) in the cast. I guess they figured why not take advantage of that. It was just a beautiful and sweet moment. I still wish Vic and Dean had gotten a chance to get together, I think they would have been a really amazing couple.

Most Memorable Scene: The team deciding to help Victoria Hughes (Station 19)

It's another day of Station 19 still not getting any promotion from ABC. Not even a general promo stating when the show will return (Thursday, March 14th) along with the new time (10:00 PM EST).

Anyway, on to my Most Memorable Scene post. It's been a while since I've rewatched the earlier seasons of Station 19. But I remember in the beginning of the first season, firefighter Victoria "Vic" Hughes had become afraid of fire. This is a big issue that's a career ender for a firefighter. In the episode Reignited (season 1 episode 4), Dr. Benjamin "Ben" Warren had tried to talk to Vic about her freezing up during a emergency call dealing with a house fire.

And if I'm remembering this correctly, Ben tried talking to her again in this episode Stronger Together (season 1 episode 6). However, this time it got through to her which led to Vic finally telling some of the team what she had been dealing with, which is unfortunately not included in this clip.

What I really liked about this scene is that Vic, who was on the verge of crying, thought this would be the end of her career as a firefighter. I'm sure that whatever she thought Travis Montgomery was going to say, was going to be something terrible. Which is why she was ready to go tell the Interim-Captains Andrea "Andy" Herrera and Jack Gibson thinking she would need to quit or be fired. However, her friends (and found family) let her know that they would be there for her. And they would help her as she deals with her fear (which she eventually did). But it had to be a relief for her knowing she wasn't going to have to continue dealing with this alone.

Fandom Friday: Random Fandom Thoughts #13: Psych movie, Dean Miller, 9-1-1

Good evening everyone, it may be a little late but it's never too late to post fandom thoughts. What fandom thoughts are on your mind?

- I watched Psych 3: This is Gus and the movie is so good, it's funny and has an interesting mystery with Burton "Gus" Guster and Shawn Spencer trying to figure out who Gus' fiancé Selene really is. I'm really hoping there will be a fourth movie especially with the way it ended. What I like about these Psych movies is that each one is better than the last one and that the characters get to grow while still being as ridiculous as ever.