Bobby Nash [9-1-1] || The Way

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[@gloriafox4180]

Bobby is a very loving and compassionate man who gives of himself no questions asked and with no holding back. Gloria Fox

[@sewingbreesinger4831]

Cap Nash has the greatest redemption arc on the show, next would be Buck.

[@aliciazambrana1142]

Peter Krause understood the assignment!🎭

[@user-cm1dd8hx5d]

This is beautiful. Bobby had some much pain to deal with, more than anyone could of ever have imagined. I respect him for who he is and wants to accomplish

[@jackieclack8710]

I love Bobby ❤️

[@janetjarvis7755]

I love Bobby he really deserves to be happy

[@user-cm1dd8hx5d]

Bobby has the most heart touching real life events that he deals with and i respect him for that.

[@kpaxian6044]

What makes this sadder is that Bobby is NOT to blame for what happened to his family. We can see what happened, what went wrong....but his addiction is muddying the waters for many. The truth is that the blame lies on those contractors and landlords and those in charge of building maintenance who knowingly never hooked up the sprinklers, never properly attached any of the fire alarms, cut every corner on safety out of greed. They knowingly did that. Bobby unknowingly left a space heater on ...which anyone could do if they were tired. The worst his mistake would have done was singed the walls of his rented apartment, then the alarms would have gone off and the sprinklers would have prevented the fire from spreading.
Additionally, even the doctors let him down. He was injured as a firefighter, took the medicine they gave him which was addictive and his primary doctor never even checked up on? Knowing it was a highly addictive substance?
A lot of people failed him and the building contractors and those in charge of maintenance are responsible for those deaths, not Bobby. If they had been doing their jobs (multiple people) those 148 people would not have died, Bobby would have been exposed as struggling with addiction and would have gotten help sooner, and he likely never would have developed suicidal tendencies.
His addiction does not make him a bad person. The non addicts that took risks and shortcuts knowing better are to blame.
I feel for him
😢

[@andreaandrew5327]

And then Athena came along

[@Delta007YT]

“Do you have kids”?
Bobby: …yes.
Such a powerful episode

[@joyceapetterson4560]

Bobby Nash (9-1-1) II The Way: Wow! This was excellent and somehow I missed this while watching their series. I think Peter Krause is a wonderful actor and this scene looked like it was really difficult to do. I saw also the scene regarding his sponsor Wendell’s death and that was a beautiful speech. Very well done and so is this one. It hits where it should hurt all of us: our hearts!!! This is a wonderful series. The issue of the heart is always the heart. Joyce Petterson🌺❤️

[@josephryder9470]

He deserve be happy ❤️

[@Vivi36566]

My favourite character! 😊

[@desmawalker556]

This was so beautifully put together. 👍💖🙂

[@taylahcarvolthvideos01]

I love bobby and this is why his be though a lot

[@francoiselamour7080]

Juste magnifique

[@biancaallers8105]

wie heißt die folge bei 2:09

[@toniewilliams3490]

It’s after the plane crash, not sure whether it’s the worst day ever or point of origin

[@ljjjj3679]

3:10 episode number please?

[@user-lc7kf1lg5p]

season 1 episode 10

[@the107_edits]

The voice over was in episode 8 of season 1 I believe