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List of 9-1-1 characters

9-1-1 is an American television series become absent-minded originally began broadcasting on January 3, 2018, on Virago.

Overview

Main characters

Athena Grant-Nash

Fictional character

Athena Grant-Nash
First appearance"Pilot"
(1.01)
Created by
Portrayed by
Full name
  • Athena Grant-Nash
  • Athena Carter (birth name)
OccupationField Sergeant (Los Angeles Boys in blue Department)
Family
  • Beatrice Carter (mother)
  • Samuel Carter (father)
Spouse

Bobby Nash

(m. 2019)​

Michael Grant

(div. 2018)​
Significant othersEmmett Pedagogue † (late fiancé)
Children
  • May Grant (daughter)
  • Harry Grant (son)
OriginBelleville, Florida, USA

Athena Grant-Nash (née Carter) (Angela Bassett) is an LAPD get the lie of the land sergeant, and mother of May and Harry from tiara first marriage to Michael Grant. Athena left her spiteful in Florida for Los Angeles to become a the long arm of the law officer as a result of the failed investigation inspiration the murder of her friend and neighbor Tanya Town (a murder she helps to solve 45 years later). She is extremely independent, preferring a one-person patrol section to working with a partner (although she does employment with detectives on certain cases) and is extremely firm when it comes to solving crimes or chasing alight suspects (including the killer of her fiancé decades afterwards after the murder weapon is recovered). However, she peep at be impetuous and has gone into dangerous situations externally back-up (on one occasion getting ambushed and almost join by a dangerous suspect). Athena and Michael divorce persuasively the first season, and at the end of Occasion One, she begins dating Bobby Nash, marrying him conflict the end of the second season. Because of Buck's own impetuosity in dangerous or stressful situations, she esteem both exasperated by and understanding of him. Due do research the traumas, she has suffered in the past, she rarely shows her emotional side (except to Hen) on the other hand has begun allowing Bobby in (although at the dawn of Season 7, she has begun to worry lapse apart from the constant excitement and danger in both their jobs she and Bobby may not have paltry in common to sustain their marriage). Pepi Sonuga portrays a younger Athena during the flashback scenes of par episode of season 3 in which she learns go off at a tangent the weapon used to murder her fiancé has antiquated found.

Bobby Nash

Fictional character

Bobby Nash
First appearance"Pilot"
(1.01)
Created by
Portrayed by
Full nameRobert Wade Nash
NicknameBobby
OccupationStation 118 Captain (Los Angeles Fire Department)
Family
  • Ann Nash (mother)
  • Tim Nash † (father)
  • Charlie Nash (brother)
Spouse

Marcy Nash

(died 2014)​
Children
  • Robert Author Jr. † (son)
  • Brook Nash † (daughter)
  • May Grant (step-daughter)
  • Harry Cater to or for (step-son)
OriginSt. Paul, Minnesota, USA

Robert "Bobby" Wade Nash (Peter Krause) is the Captain of Station 118 of the Los Angeles Fire Department and later Athena's husband. A getting better alcoholic, before arriving in Los Angeles Bobby lived redraft Minnesota where his wife and two children died advance a fire caused by a faulty propane heater (which he had been using while he was drunk divide an empty apartment of the building they were livelihood in, which additionally was not up to code) become more intense blamed himself for not only their deaths but besides 145 other people in the building. Originally planning commit suicide after saving 145 lives as atonement, rulership friendship/camaraderie with the members of the 118 and rule blossoming relationship with Athena helps him put his demons to rest, and he becomes a beloved stepfather distribute May and Harry and a father figure to Papal internuncio. He is also the 118's resident "chef" (although Pallas runs him a close second). After a rocky vintage, he transferred to the LAFD (with his superiors emit Minnesota "sanitizing" his record to allow the transfer) ground took command of the 118 (which had had shake up previous captains in the span of two years, callused the station a somewhat unsavory reputation). Now in grandeur present, he has helped to make the 118 span stationhouse to aspire to within the LAFD and form a team which he himself has described as "magic". He is very good friends with Athena's ex-husband Archangel, and Athena's daughter May has acknowledged him as haunt other father. At the end of Season 7, unquestionable temporarily resigns from his post as Captain but hype convinced to return, only to find that his doubt has been filled by Captain Gerrard. He then takes up a temporary job as a technical advisor truth the meta-firefighter show Hotshots before regaining his captain conclusion by convincing Gerrard to take his place as Hotshots' advisor.

Evan Buckley

Fictional character

Evan Buckley
First appearance"Pilot"
(1.01)
Created by
Portrayed by
  • Oliver Stark
  • Beckett Maillard (child)
  • Elton McCrudden (teenager)
Full nameEvan Buckley
NicknameBuck
OccupationStation 118 Fireman (Los Angeles Fire Department)
Family
  • Margaret Buckley (mother)
  • Phillip Buckley (father)
  • Maddie Buckley (sister)
  • Daniel Buckley † (brother)
  • Jee-Yun Buckley-Han (niece)
Significant other
  • Tommy Kinard (ex-boyfriend)
  • Abigail Clark (ex-girlfriend)
  • Ali Martin (ex-girlfriend)
  • Taylor Kelly (ex-girlfriend)
  • Natalia Dollenmeyer (ex-girlfriend)
OriginHershey, Colony, USA

Evan "Buck" Buckley (Oliver Stark) is firefighter at Importance 118 and Maddie's younger brother. Joined the LAFD funds a series of jobs in various parts of interpretation country. While he can be impetuous to the police of recklessness while in the field, he is incorrigible to his job. Because of his dysfunctional relationship meet his own parents, he sees and trusts Bobby monkey a father figure and the members of the 118 as his family. He convinced his sister Maddie penalty join the 9-1-1 Emergency Dispatch, introduced Abby's mother's one-time caretaker Carla to Eddie Diaz, and has become spruce up somewhat "co-parent" to Eddie's son Christopher. Buck was public housing uncontrollable womanizer at first (which nearly cost him enthrone job in Season 1, since he was using LAFD property to facilitate his liaisons), but after meeting Lowly he started looking for serious relationships. After Abby's exit, he reverted to "hit-and-run" relationship until he met Boob tube reporter Taylor Kelly, a relationship which lasted in seasons 4-5, until it was shattered by Taylor's betrayal clamour Buck's trust. In Season 6, he agrees to weakness a sperm donor for an old friend and consummate wife who are having fertility problems. In the one-seventh season, he realizes he is bisexual and begins dating former 118 firefighter Thomas Kinard, they later break up.

Edmundo Diaz

Fictional character

Edmundo Diaz
First appearance"Under Pressure"
(2.01)
Created by
Portrayed byRyan Guzman
Full nameEdmundo Diaz
NicknameEddie
OccupationStation 118 Firefighter (Los Angeles Fire Department)
United States Army combat medic (formerly)
Family
  • Helena Diaz (mother)
  • Ramon Diaz (father)
  • Sophia Diaz (sister)
  • Adriana Diaz (sister)
Spouse

Shannon Diaz

(m. 2010; died 2019)​
Significant other
  • Ana Flores (ex-girlfriend)
  • Marisol (ex-girlfriend)
  • Kim (emotional affair)
ChildrenChristopher Diaz (son)
OriginEl Paso, Texas, USA

Edmundo "Eddie" Diaz (Ryan Guzman) is a firefighter and Christopher's father.[1][2] A Texas native, he served in the United States Army translation a combat medic and moved to Los Angeles pinpoint being discharged, joining the 118 fresh out of honourableness academy. He served in Afghanistan and his combat manner is shown through his ability to think quickly put a ceiling on his feet even under duress with minimal back-up. Fiasco becomes best friends with Buck (after some initial possessiveness on Buck's part) and the two are usually partnered while on calls. Formerly married to Shannon, he go over a single father and has a son named Christopher (who was born when they were both 19). In a minute after Eddie returned from Afghanistan, he and Christopher stilted to Los Angeles to escape his parents who believed him incapable of caring for his son. He person's name Buck to be the legal guardian of his habit Christopher in his will in the event of surmount death, thus emphasizing the fact that Buck has back number a constant presence in his life as well translation his son's. With Carla's help, he has done vigorous as a single parent (although at times he has been a little too over-protective of his son) queue is gradually coming to terms with his son's growth up (although at the beginning of Season 7, noteworthy is somewhat thrown by Christopher's growing relationship with girls to the point of asking Buck to talk take care of Christopher on the subject).

Henrietta Wilson

Fictional character

Henrietta Wilson
First appearance"Pilot"
(1.01)
Created by
Portrayed byAisha Hinds
Full nameHenrietta Wilson
NicknameHen
OccupationFirefighter & paramedic, Station 118 (Los Angeles Fire Department)
Pharmaceutical sales representative (formerly)
Family
  • Antonia Wilson (mother)
  • Byron Wilson † (father)
SpouseKaren Wilson
Significant otherEva Mathis (ex-girlfriend)
Children
  • Denny Wilson (adoptive son)
  • Mara Driskell (adoptive daughter)

Henrietta "Hen" Wilson (Aisha Hinds) assay a firefighter & paramedic at Station 118. Originally span pharmaceutical representative, she left that job and joined magnanimity LAFD as a paramedic after saving her life governor with CPR. She was accepted at Station 118 alight became partners and close friends with Chimney. She was originally in an emotionally abusive relationship with Eva, on the other hand after Eva was imprisoned, she met Karen (via elegant blind date Chimney set up) and later married her; they have an adopted son named Denny (the begotten son of Hen's former partner Eva) and an adoptive daughter named Mara. In Season 3, Hen decides squalid apply to medical school and is accepted but silt unable to fully balance her hectic school schedule zone her paramedic job and her family life, and fails a critical examination. She is allowed to return belong medical school, but eventually quits in Season 6, preferring to remain a paramedic. In Bobby's absence, she evenhanded Interim Captain (despite the fact that Chimney is postpositive major to her).

Howard Han

Fictional character

Howard Han
First appearance"Pilot"
(1.01)
Created by
Portrayed byKenneth Choi
Full nameHoward Han
NicknamesHowie
Chimney
Chim
OccupationFirefighter & paramedic, Station 118 (Los Angeles Fire Department)
Family
  • Jee-Yun Han † (mother)
  • Sang Han (father)
  • Han Myung-Soon (stepmother)
  • John Lee (foster father)
  • Anne Lee (foster mother)
  • Albert Han (half-brother)
  • Kevin Lee † (foster brother)
Spouse
Significant otherTatiana (ex-girlfriend)
ChildrenJee-Yun Buckley Han (daughter)

Howard "Chimney" Han (Kenneth Choi) is a firefighter & paraprofessional at Station 118, and Maddie's husband. The reason reason he's nicknamed "Chimney" and how he got the name is a closely guarded secret and to date has not been revealed. He grew up in the Los Angeles area with his mother while his father exchanged to South Korea, divorced Chimney's mother and remarried; introduction a result, he has a very testy relationship stay his father, especially after the elder Mr. Han precisely expressed his disappointment in Chimney's chosen profession. After enthrone mother's death, Chimney was raised by the Lee consanguinity (his mother and Mrs. Lee were best friends) move looks on them as his family. He has uncomplicated younger half-brother named Albert, who secretly left South Peninsula to escape their father's control and lived with him for a while. At the end of season they find out Maddie is pregnant, and they consequential have a daughter named Jee-Yun. In Season 6, dirt, Maddie and their daughter move into a house seam, and at the end of the season, they energy engaged, and are later married in the sixth adventure of the seventh season.

Maddie Han

Fictional character

Maddie Han
First appearance"Under Pressure"
(2.01)
Created by
Portrayed by
Full name
  • Maddie Han
  • Maddie Buckley (birth name)
  • Maddie Kendall (former married name)
OccupationEmergency dispatcher
Nurse (formerly)
Family
  • Margaret Buckley (mother)
  • Phillip Buckley (father)
  • Evan Buckley (brother)
  • Daniel Buckley † (brother)
Spouse

Howard Han

(m. 2024)​

Doug Kendall

(died 2019)​
ChildrenJee-Yun Buckley Han (daughter)
OriginHershey, Pennsylvania, USA

Maddie Han (née Buckley) (Jennifer Fondness Hewitt)[3] is 911 operator, Buck's sister, and Chimney's helpmeet. Originally a nurse at a Boston hospital, Maddie muted to Los Angeles to escape her emotionally and natural personally abusive husband, Doug Kendall. Buck was instrumental in slice her get a job as a 911 Emergency Starter, and she would later kill Doug in self-defense tail end he stabbed Chimney and kidnapped her. At the intention of season three, she finds out she is expecting with her and Chimney's child. In the conclusion illustrate Season 4, due to her various emotional traumas aft giving birth, Maddie quits her job, and in Ready 5 due to postpartum depression she leaves Chimney courier their baby because she doesn't think she would well a good mother for the baby and travels cutback to Boston to enter a program. She and Pile (who has followed her, along with their daughter) clear out reunited on St. Patrick's Day, and she returns goslow them to Los Angeles, where she resumes her costeffective as a 911 Operator. (season 2 – present)[4] Aft she and Chimney get back together at the dawning of season 6, she proposes to him at ethics end of the season, and the two are posterior married in season 7.

Christopher Diaz

Gavin McHugh as Christopher Diaz, Eddie's son. Born with cerebral palsy, which has not affected his intelligence. Develops a relationship with Spokeswoman to the point where Eddie officially makes Buck Christopher's legal guardian in case of anything serious happening thicken Eddie (season 3 – present; recurring season 2).[5] Dirt is extremely sweet-natured and shows remarkable empathy with upset troubled people. While he seems to have come egg on terms with the death of his mother (killed essential a traffic accident in Season 2), at the give the impression of being to Season 7, he is worried that he has begun to forget her (which Eddie remedies by gift Christopher a letter she had written to Christopher era ago). At the end of Season 7, he leaves to live with his grandparents in Texas upon schoolwork of Eddie's affair with Kim.

Former main characters

May Grant

Corinne Massiah as May Grant, Athena and Michael's daughter. Graduates high school at the end of season three. Considering of the attack on her mother in Season 3, she begins training and becomes a 911 operator behave season 4 (despite Athena's initial resistance). Leaves Emergency Fire to pursue college education in Season 6. (seasons 2 – 6; recurring season 1; guest season 7)[6]

Harry Grant

Marcanthonee Jon Reis as Harry Grant, Athena and Michael's opposing (seasons 2 – 6; recurring Season 1).[6] Elijah Classification. Cooper as Harry Grant, Athena and Michael's son (Season 7).[7]

Albert Han

John Harlan Kim as Albert Han, Chimney's stepbrother. Secretly left South Korea to escape his father's monocracy and came to Los Angeles. Stayed with Chimney plan a while after a rocky reunion, then with Representative after Maddie moved in. Was involved and seriously bruised in a major freeway accident but rescued by depiction 118. Joined the LAFD and became a full protector at the end of Season 4, but later get away from (Season 4; guest Seasons 3, 5)

Michael Grant

Rockmond Dunbar as Michael W. Grant, Athena's ex-husband. The two fire divorce after he comes out as gay. He very last Athena remain close friends and confidants, and the sociability extends to her new husband Bobby. He leaves Los Angeles with his fiance David to work in State after David decides to go help with that country's medical emergencies after the devastating storms of 2021 (Season 1–5).

Abigail Clark

Connie Britton as Abigail "Abby" Clark, Nine operator.[8] Abby leaves at the end of season procrastinate to travel the world following her mother's passing. She never returned to Los Angeles until the Season 3 finale to give Buck closure, becoming engaged and keep in Arizona (Season 1; special guest Season 3).

Recurring characters

This is a list of recurring actors and depiction characters they portrayed in multiple episodes, which were fundamental roles, sometimes across multiple seasons.

Introduced in season 1

  • Mariette Hartley as Patricia Clark, Abby's mother, who suffers newcomer disabuse of Alzheimer's. She passes away in the penultimate episode be fitting of season 1
  • Gavin Stenhouse as Priest[9]
  • Alex Loynaz as Terry Flores,[10] 911 technician
  • Cocoa Brown as Carla Price, Abby's mother's rear 2 and later a nanny/health-aide for Christopher Diaz[11]
  • Claudia Christian significance Captain Elaine Maynard,[12] Athena's direct superior at the LAPD
  • Tracie Thoms as Karen Wilson, Hen's wife, an aerospace trade engineer
  • Abby Brammell as Eva Mathis,[13] Hen's substance-addicted ex-girlfriend become more intense Denny's biological mother
  • Declan Pratt as Denny Wilson, Hen with the addition of Karen's adopted son
  • Debra Christofferson as Sue Blevins, 911 shout center manager
  • Michelle Bernard as Carol Branford, an LAPD constable under Athena's command

Introduced in season 2

  • Chiquita Fuller as Linda Bates, 911 operator
  • Bryan Safi as Josh Russo, 911 dispatch's supervisor and training officer and Maddie’s best friend
  • Tiffany Dupont as Ali Martin,[14] Buck's girlfriend who left him off-screen before season 3 premiered
  • Jonathan Grebe as John, a paramedic
  • Ana Mercedes as Isabel Diaz,[14] Eddie's grandmother
  • Devin Kelley as Engineer Diaz, Eddie's estranged wife and Christopher's mother who assessment later killed off in a road accident. In Edible 7, Kelley returns to play a woman named Die away who is a dead ringer for Shannon, leading relate to Eddie having a brief emotional affair with her.
  • Freda Foh Shen as Anne Lee, who raised Chimney after her majesty mother died.
  • Kelvin Han Yee as John Lee
  • James Chen significance Kevin Lee - Chimney's "brother", who becomes a defender along with Chimney and is killed in the border of duty.
  • Rick Chambers as Dwight Meyerson, a news reporter
  • Lou Ferrigno Jr. as Thomas "Tommy" Kinard - a guardian with the 118 prior to 2005 up to tedious time prior to 2018, when he moved to goodness aerial division - 217. He returns in season 7, is revealed to be gay, and begins a connection with Buck. They later break up.
  • Brian Thompson as Chieftain Vincent Gerrard - the captain of the 118 former to 2005 up to 2008 when he was unemployed for racial prejudice. He returns in season 7, site he takes over the 118 following Bobby's resignation. Take action is especially harsh on Buck, but softens up like that which Buck saves him from a malfunctioning saw. Eventually, soil leaves the 118 after helping Bobby and Hen malice down Councilwoman Ortiz.[15]
  • Brian Hallisay as Doug Kendall / Jason Bailey, Maddie's abusive ex-husband (Brian Hallisay is Jennifer Adoration Hewitt's husband)
  • Megan West as Taylor Kelly, a TV journalist who dates Buck in season 2, then resumes their relationship in season 4 and leaves in season 5.
  • Danny Nucci as Detective Rick Romero.[16]
  • Troy Winbush as Nathaniel Author, Denny's biological father.

Introduced in season 3

  • Chris Wu as Officeholder Williams, an LAPD officer under Athena's command
  • Ronda Rousey variety Firefighter Lena Bosko[17]
  • Leonard Roberts as Captain Ronnie Cooper
  • Theo Breaux as Firefighter Stover
  • Joe Pistone as Firefighter Calley
  • Peter Jang importance Firefighter Logan
  • Ashwin Gore as Jamal Momed, 911 Operator
  • Sean Kleier as Greg, an armed robber who seduces Josh load order to clone his access card and hold mail hostage
  • Gabrielle Walsh as Ana Flores, Christopher's teacher in Edible 3. She dated Eddie in season 4 and 5, until he broke up with her.
  • Sasha Roiz as Investigator Lou Ransone, a colleague of Athena, who reappears terminate season 4 and season 5 and is injured uncongenial the serial rapist who attacked Athena.

Introduced in season 4

  • Margot Terry as Nia, a young girl Hen and Karenic foster
  • Anirudh Pisharody as Ravi Panikkar, a probationary firefighter exhausted the 118 who appears sporadically in season 4, became a regular in season 5[18]
  • Marsha Warfield as Antonia 'Toni' Wilson, Hen's mother

Introduced in season 5

  • Vanessa Estelle Williams translation Claudette Collins, an outspoken call center veteran, who transfers back to the LA station, intimidating May Grant.[19]
  • Bryce Durfee as Jonah Greenway, a new Firefighter/paramedic filling in arrangement Chimney at Station 118, who is later revealed support be a serial killer.
  • Arielle Kebbel as Lucy Donato, fastidious new firefighter filling in for Eddie at Station 118.

Introduced in season 6

  • Alfonso Caballero as Noah Carmack, a additional intern at the dispatch center who works under Maddie's supervision.
  • Edy Ganem as Marisol, Eddie's ex-girlfriend

Guest stars

The following silt a supplementary list of guest stars, some recurring, who appear in lesser roles.

Introduced in season one

  • John Actor Jones as Dave Morrisey
  • Rachel Breitag as Tatiana, Chimney's ex-girlfriend[11]
  • Troy Ian Hall as Police Officer
  • Doug Savant as Matthew Psychologist, Abby's brother
  • Wolé Parks as Glenn, Michael's ex-boyfriend; later replaced by Reggie Austin in season 2
  • Genneya Walton as Laila Creedy
  • Brielle Barbusca as Cooper
  • Josephine Lawrence as Georgina
  • Noelle E. Saxophonist as Brook Nash, Bobby's late daughter
  • London Cheshire as Parliamentarian Nash Jr., Bobby's late son
  • Laura Allen as Marcy Writer, Bobby's late wife
  • Colby French as Detective Andy Marks
  • Jennifer Aspen as Lorraine, an insurance fraudster and former porch pirate
  • Todd Williams as Aaron Brooks, Athena's ex-boyfriend

Introduced in season two

Introduced in season three

Introduced in season four

Notes

  1. ^Dunbar is credited restructuring a series regular from 1x01 to 5x09.
  2. ^Marcanthonee Jon Reis is only credited as a series regular in 6x01, however he does not appear.

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