The FOX series 9-1-1 started off with an intense set-piece this week, and fans freaked out.
The episode, which was entitled “Let Go,” began when a young man fell to his death from a stalled roller coaster.
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However, the scene didn’t stop there. The other riders were also in danger from falling and the first responders were sent in to rescue them.
RETWEET if you’re breaking a sweat. #911onFOX pic.twitter.com/tbHCXrIuw0
— 9-1-1 (@911onFOX) January 11, 2018
Several of the riders were saved, but Evan “Buck” Buckley (Oliver Stark) was unable to save another man, who was the original victim’s friend.
This Final Destination-style opening scene kicked off the show’s second episode in an unexpectedly thrilling fashion. Fans were taken aback by the hard-hitting scene and took to Twitter to vent.
“The first five minutes into this show, and it’s intense,” one fan wrote. “Loving it already.”
Another added, “What a way to start the episode.”
The first five minutes into this show and its intense. Loving it already #911onFOX
— Andrea (@aan8103) January 11, 2018
WHAT A WAY TO START THE EPISODE
— mia knights (@mia_knights) January 11, 2018
am I watching 9-1-1 or final destination 3
— bauti (@lgbtkarev) January 11, 2018
Noooooooooooo!!!! Why’d he have to die!! pic.twitter.com/6InOQlxZKJ
— a weird cat (@GannonMiddleton) January 11, 2018
9-1-1 airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on FOX.
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