9-1-1: Lone Star has been cancelled and fans are devastated: ‘Tarlos have been that hug you need’
- Posted on 8 September, 2024
The beloved series 9-1-1: Lone Star has officially been cancelled after five impactful seasons, leaving fans devastated. Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear, the show, which premiered on Fox in 2020, depicted the intense and heroic lives of first responders in Austin, Texas.
Over its run, 9-1-1: Lone Star built a dedicated fanbase, particularly for the same-sex couple Tyler Kennedy “TK” Strand and Carlos Reyes, affectionately known as ‘Tarlos’. Despite its popularity, the show will end with its upcoming 12-episode fifth season due to unsuccessful contract negotiations, with the final episode set to air in 2025.
Ronen Rubinstein, who portrayed TK, expressed his heartfelt gratitude on Instagram. Sharing a nostalgic photo from 2019, he reflected on the honor of playing TK and the impact the role has had on his life. He also posted a video teaser for the final season, captioned “One last ride y’all 🥹”.
Fans have been vocal about their sadness over the cancellation. Many took to social media to share their grief, highlighting how the show and the Tarlos relationship provided comfort during tough times. Comments range from deep sadness at the end of the show to anticipation for the final season, with fans lamenting the end of what they felt was an essential part of their lives.
Fox TV Network President Michael Thorn acknowledged the show’s influence and praised the creative team behind it. He promised that the final season will deliver a fitting, high-stakes conclusion, full of dramatic rescues and personal struggles, led by a stellar cast including Rob Lowe and Gina Torres.
The beloved series 9-1-1: Lone Star has officially been cancelled after five impactful seasons, leaving fans devastated. Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear, the show, which premiered on Fox in 2020, depicted the intense and heroic lives of first responders in Austin, Texas. Over its run, 9-1-1: Lone Star built a dedicated…