Most Memorable Scene: Marjan Marwani's speech at the grocery store (9-1-1: Lone Star)

Happy 9-1-1: Lone Star Tuesday!

I do wonder when the premiere date for the fifth season of 9-1-1: Lone Star will be announced. So far the only thing that's been announced is that the show will air sometime in fall 2024. Well, until then I'll try to post more including some of my favorite or Most Memorable Scenes.

I love this scene of Marjan Marwani and Paul Strickland in the episode Negative Space (season 3 episode 12). Marjan was rightfully angry that crooked, corrupt murderous former Deputy Roy Griffin wasn't in prison. Instead he's living his life and working as if he wasn't a horrible person. Edit because I forgot to mention that Roy not only tried to kill Marjan after she witnessed him murdering someone. He also tried to kill Owen Strand and stranded migrant workers during the freak winter storm that had hit Texas (season 3 episodes 1-4). So, yes, he should be in prison.

So, Marjan took a bold approach and announced to everyone in the grocery store who Roy Griffin really was. This scene is funny while also feeling very satisfying and justifiable.

Quote: Paul Strickland and Marjan Marwani

Paul: You hear that? He said you're a lifesaver. Because that is who you are.

Marjan: It's who we are.

~ Paul Strickland and Marjan Marwani, 9-1-1: Lone Star season 2 episode 11: Slow Burn

I'm still a little disappointed that the Showrunner and writers on 9-1-1: Lone Star didn't pair Paul and Marjan together. They have amazing chemistry and really care about each other and would have been a much more exciting and interesting relationship compared to their current ones. While, their current love interests (Asha Fulton and Joe), which they each started dating last season (4th season) are okay. At least they're not terrible people, they're nice just really boring characters.

(9-1-1: Lone Star season 2 episode 11: Slow Burn)

What TV ships do you want to see go canon in 2023?

Happy Wednesday TV fans! I was wondering what are some of your TV ships (or relationships) you want to see set sail (or go canon) this year?

My number one pick is firefighters Evan "Buck" Buckley and Edmundo "Eddie" Diaz from 9-1-1. Buck and Eddie have some of the most amazing chemistry and it would be such a waste not to put them together especially with how their connection and bond has continued to grow throughout the series. And neither have had a romantic relationship with even a fraction of the chemistry they have with each other. It would be nice if for once a showrunner recognized the chemistry between two same sex characters that they didn't initially set out to make canon but decided to go with it anyway. And the second half of the sixth season would be the perfect time for them to start to acknowledge their feelings and maybe even go on a date.