This guy is horrible-it’s almost as if he deserves … some kind of karmic payback? The husband then told the woman that the only way she’d ever be able to get out of their marriage is if she killed herself. She did fire a shot, but it hit a tree- that tree. In the flashback of a flashback, the couple was in the middle of an argument, and the woman pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot her husband. Did Christopher Nolan direct this episode? Did 9-1-1 incept me? Before we can process this awfulness, we are thrown into another flashback. Pretty gruesome stuff, but Hen (Aisha Hinds) noticed bruising on the woman’s arms: it seemed she was a victim of domestic violence. You see, the man who was shot had previously called the cops when his wife hung herself from a giant tree in their backyard. Hold on to your butts, we’re about to get a 9-1-1 flashback. When our firefighter heroes arrived on the scene, however, everyone but newbie/sex-addict Buck (Oliver Stark) recognized this specific location from an emergency call from a year before. The episode began with what-for 9-1-1 standards-is a pretty normal emergency call: A man had been shot. The Wildest Shit That Happened on 9-1-1 This Week Let’s go through all these karmic scenarios, and when we’re done, tell me I’m not wrong. I should’ve known going into Wednesday night’s episode, quite unsubtly titled “Karma’s a Bitch,” that karmic justice would hit this show with the loudest of thuds that characters would explain the concept of karma as if nobody’s ever heard of the word before that the actual line “karma’s a bitch” would be uttered several times that the karma enacted would be so on the nose I’d become convinced that 9-1-1 exists in a surrealist, heightened reality where unseen gods treat humans like pawns to mess around with-especially those who respond to emergency calls for a living. Subtlety is a boil that this show must lance. There are a lot of words that can describe the Fox emergency-responder procedural 9-1-1-batshit, compelling, unpredictable, Ryan Murphian-but one thing you can never call it is subtle.
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