User Reviews

"How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" stands out as one of the finest hours of television, masterfully crafted by writer Zaiver Sinnett and brought to life under the direction of the brilliant Tessa Blake. This episode serves as a heartfelt tribute the cast & fans, packed with numerous Easter eggs that enrich the viewing experience.

The narrative of this episode encapsulates the essence of Station 19-family, loyalty, and resilience. The central plot, revolving around a massive wildfire, intertwines the lives of all characters, offering a rollercoaster of emotions. The growth of the characters is evident, showcasing how far they've come and the journeys they've undertaken.

Visually, the episode is a masterpiece. The cinematography reaches new heights, capturing the intensity and beauty of the storyline. As the penultimate episode leading to the series finale, it sets a high standard, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the conclusion.

Each week, Station 19 has managed to surpass itself, a testament to the exceptional work of showrunners Peter Paige and Zoanne Clack. Despite facing challenges like a shortened season and the unexpected cancellation by ABC, the dedication of the writers, cast, and crew shines through.

This episode also underscores the importance of diverse storytelling on tv. It highlights the necessity for such narratives to be represented and celebrated. There's a strong hope among us fans that Hulu recognizes the value of Station 19 and steps in to save the show, allowing these stories to continue being told.

I'm impressed with how well written this episode is, it's just phenomenal, it blew me away at every moment.

Starting with the easter eggs to past seasons, some important details for the fans, like the scene between Maya and Andy talking about Maya's famous phrase "monogamy is for the weak", also the wonderful friendship between Vic and Travis.

Besides they constantly show the mutual concern between Carina and Maya, especially from Carina for Maya, that she comes back home healthy... and the most important and so longed for by everyone.... Carina is finally pregnant! ... but at what cost?

Well this chapter really left us all with thousands of emotions, anguish/suspense, nostalgia, great impact, joy, excitement, goosebumps , so many.... I just hope we have a good ending for everyone.

This was an outstanding hour of network television with excellent, writing, direction and acting. The cast and crew took on the wild ride into the heart of a wildfire with callbacks to earlier seasons that in other writers hands may have been clunky but in Zaiver Sinnett it was masterfully done as a love letter to a programme that really should not be ending.

This show clearly has many more stories to tell not least how Maya and Carina move forward with the pregnancy with Station 19 once again standing tall and showing reciprocal IVF between a queer couple and seeing these two women navigate parenting and careers is something that needs to be seen.

It really is time to Save Station 19.

Love the opening scene with marina station 19 needs more seasons they have so many more stories to tell. Easter eggs love the talk with Beckett and Maya. Love Travis and Vic's friendship i want to know what will happen next but I'm not ready for the last episode on abc. I really love the talk between Vic and Ben so cute. You will cry 😭😭😭. Was surprised jack wasn't in the episode I guess just next weeks episode. Once again they prove why there should be many more seasons. I could see Ben going back to greys would love to see Vic taking over crisis one I love how far maya has come so proud of her can't wait to see what happens with marina.