9-1-1 Season 9 Takes a Hiatus, Returning in 2026
If you’re a fan of 9-1-1 , I’ve got some news that might leave you a little disappointed. The highly anticipated new episodes of season 9 won’t be airing for the rest of 2025. Yes, the show has gone on a midseason hiatus, and while it’s a bit of a bummer, there’s a lot going on behind the scenes that makes this break understandable.
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Season 9 of 9-1-1 has been intense so far. Since October, fans have been following the 118 crew through some major events, including the aftermath of Bobby Nash’s death at the end of season 8. Howard “Chimney” Han has officially stepped into the role of fire station chief, while Athena Grant’s son Harry is exploring his own path toward becoming a firefighter. Meanwhile, Hen Wilson is dealing with PTSD after recent traumatic events, adding layers of tension and emotion to the season.
Despite all of this drama unfolding, there won’t be a new episode tonight. The fall finale actually aired on November 13, and ABC’s social media hinted at the pause weeks earlier. Naturally, loyal fans reacted strongly—comments ranged from heartbreak to disbelief, with many expressing that they weren’t emotionally ready for a hiatus. One fan even wrote, “The show just came back! How is it a midseason finale already?”
While ABC hasn’t confirmed an exact return date, based on previous seasons, new episodes are expected to resume in the spring of 2026. The cast, especially Aisha Hinds, has expressed gratitude for the audience’s support during this season. On Instagram, Hinds wrote about holding space for grief, growth, and life’s unpredictability, emphasizing that fans have been part of this journey alongside the characters.
For those eager to catch up, all episodes of 9-1-1 are available to stream on Hulu, so viewers can rewatch the season or revisit earlier seasons while waiting. The spin-off, 9-1-1: Nashville , is also on a short break but will return on January 8, 2026, continuing its story alongside the main series.
So, while we won’t see new first responder action tonight, the break gives fans time to reflect on everything that’s happened this season and get ready for the intense drama that’s coming next. Rest assured, the adventures at the 118 will be back in full force next year, promising more twists, emotional arcs, and high-stakes rescues. The wait might be long, but it’s shaping up to be worth it.
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