ABC’s Station 19 drama series centers around the life of a group of firefighters who risk their lives while on the job.
The show has been airing for four seasons and is a spin-off to the popular Grey’s Anatomy.
Travis Montgomery dealt with the loss of his husband Michael in Station 19.
It is revealed in an episode that Michael passed away in a workplace accident after he received the wrong instructions by a newly-appointed captain.
Travis, while dealing with Michael’s death, confides in firefighter Dean Miller about the loss, saying: “I figured most people are maybe lucky enough to get one big love. I had mine,”
The pair had struggled with their relationship as they were fighting for acceptance with Travis’ parents due to their homosexuality.
Travis’ death changed Michael’s view in the series, and is often seen dealing with the process of grief and bereavement.
Jay Haden, who plays Travis spoke to TV Guide about his relationship with Michael, saying: “It’s nice to see a little more of [Travis]’ tender side, the way he interacts with Michael — the guy that we’ve been talking about for two seasons.
“We finally get to put a face on him and see what that relationship was like, and maybe see a different part of Travis that changed a lot once Michael died.”
The series has been airing on ABC since 2018, first premiering on March 22.
The release of the first season received rave reviews by critics and fans and prompted the renewal of more seasons.
The show was renewed for season four in March 2020 during coronavirus, but filming was halted due to pandemic restrictions.
Season four premiered on November 12, 2020.
The series is produced by Shondaland and ABC Studios, with McKee serving as showrunner for its first two seasons, later replaced by Krista Vernoff since season three.
Station 19 airs on ABC every Thursday at 8pm ET.
All episodes are also available on Hulu and for free on the ABC website with a cable provider.
