The Lone Star Season 5 will address the lack of grace explained by Ep

9-1-1: Lone Star Executive producer Rashad Raisani has confirmed how season 5 will address Grace’s absence from the team. While 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5 will be the final send-off for Owen (Rob Lowe) and his Texas-based team, the procedural having lost Sierra McClane’s grace between seasons. This not only means that the final season will need to wrap up the stories of its current mainstay characters, but also address how the 9-1-1 dispatcher’s absence will affect everyone on the show.

Talk to Screen RantRaisani explains how important McClain’s role is as Grace 9-1-1: Lone Star was for the team, especially because of her character’s work as a dispatcher. The executive producer said as hThe series would reveal the pain of losing her, including a large focus on Judd (Jim Parrack) In this regard. He concluded by stating the new episodes honor McClain’s role and character throughout the series. Check out what Raisani had to say below:

The thing I would say is that Sierra McClain is so central to the DNA of this show. She is literally the voice on the other end of a call on a show with 9-1-1 in the title. She is the one who says, “What is your need?” So not even her work, but her spirit and her soul was kind of the center of the show from an emotional point of view. I think most people would say Jude and Grace are the heart and soul of Lone Star, and half of that is gone now.

So there’s no way we could just send it or quickly write it off. We just had to embrace this loss to our show, and, frankly, share the pain that we felt behind the scenes in front of the cameras, and make this the story, especially for Judd. To not hide from it, but at the same time, to try to honor what both Grace and Sierra McClain meant to the show and to try to make sure that we keep the most respect and love for Grace and Sierra as we go forward. And I think we did.

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A big shock for the team right before the end

Grace has been an anchor for the show since its inception, with one of her key storylines being her romance with Jude and subsequent connection to his son, Wyatt (Jackson Pierce). After the young man was injured in the 9-1-1: Lone Star Season 4 finale, his father decides to take time off the force to aid his son’s recovery, along with his own mental health. Now, however, Raisani has hinted his battle is about to get tougher, vi The loss of Grace seems to be one that the entire team will have to deal with during the premiere.

While it’s unclear if Grace will be alive or dead when the show returns, whatever happened to her will cause an emotional upheaval for the cast of 9-1-1: Lone Star. Her absence may even relate to Wyatt’s decision to become a dispatcher, something confirmed by the promotional material for season 5. Given how well she fits into the team, Her leaving will make everyone’s dynamic feel inevitably different. The notability of her absence means that recent episodes may focus on her more than expected, despite her not being physically present on the team.

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The show must address her absence with care

Without Grace, the final season of 9-1-1: Lone Star Will not feel the same, especially since Raisani’s next confirmation, McClain will not appear in the new episodes. This confirms off device The last chapter of the show will feel like something is missingEspecially now that her lack of appearances will be a major topic of discussion. Although her fate remains unclear, it sounds like the final episodes will be honoring the dispatcher in a major way, fully encapsulating her presence throughout the show.