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Station 19 Bosses Break Down That Emotional Series Finale: Its 3 Lasting Love Stories and Andy's Fate (Exclusive)

The final season of Station 19 officially premieres on Thursday, March 14 at 10:00 p.m. ET, returning to its original time slot.

Station 19 has bid farewell after seven fiery seasons filled with epic action, beautiful love stories and cherished friendships.

The following reveals major plot points from ABC's Station 19 series finale. After 7 seasons, the time has finally come to say goodbye to the Seattle firefighters of Station 19. The series finale, which aired on Thursday, May 19, brought the show's seven-season run to a close with an emotional and action-packed episode that tied up several storylines and gave fans closure on some of their favorite characters.

In the final episode, Andy Herrera (Jaina Lee Ortiz) finally got her happy ending when she married her longtime love, Robert Sullivan (Boris Kodjoe). The wedding was a beautiful and emotional affair, and it was clear that Andy and Robert were meant to be together. After the wedding, Andy and Robert drove off into the sunset, ready to start their new life together.

Maya Bishop (Danielle Savre) also found happiness in the series finale. After struggling with her mental health for several seasons, Maya finally found peace. She started a new job as a therapist, and she was able to help others who were struggling with mental health issues. Maya also found love with Carina DeLuca (Stefania Spampinato), and the two of them were shown living happily ever after.

The series finale also gave fans closure on the fate of Jack Gibson (Grey Damon). After being shot in the line of duty, Jack was left in a coma. In the final episode, Jack woke up from his coma, and he was reunited with his wife, Eva Vasquez (Kelly Thiebaud). Jack and Eva were shown living happily ever after, and it was clear that they were stronger than ever.

The series finale of Station 19 was a fitting end to a great show. The episode was full of emotion, action and closure. Fans of the show were given the closure they needed on their favorite characters, and they were left with a sense of satisfaction.