‘9-1-1: Lone Star’ To End With Season 5 On Fox

9-1-1: Lone Star will conclude with its fifth season on Fox, marking the end of the network’s last drama series produced by 20th Television before its acquisition by Disney. The show won’t continue on ABC, unlike its predecessor 9-1-1. Fox plans to use the final season to celebrate the series with a dramatic sendoff.

The cancellation was anticipated due to unsuccessful contract negotiations and high production costs. Cast members were aware of the likely end, and many began seeking new opportunities. Financial challenges, including a high license fee, played a key role in the decision to end the series.

 

Efforts to extend the show were made, but ultimately, Fox and 20th Television could not reach an agreement. The final season will feature a major storyline involving a train derailment and will highlight the team’s heroics.

Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Tim Minear, Lone Star has been a significant success for Fox, consistently ranking among the top dramas. The series will conclude with a fitting end, celebrating its impact and dedicated audience.

9-1-1: Lone Star will conclude with its fifth season on Fox, marking the end of the network’s last drama series produced by 20th Television before its acquisition by Disney. The show won’t continue on ABC, unlike its predecessor 9-1-1. Fox plans to use the final season to celebrate the series with a dramatic sendoff. The…