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Peter Krause discusses the recent dramatic ending of ABC's '9-1-1' episode 'Lab Rats', where his character Capt. Bobby Nash sacrifices himself to save others, and reflects on his time on the show and co-star Angela Bassett.
In a recent interview on ABC’s Good Morning America, Peter Krause spoke about the unexpected yet foreseeable death of his character, Capt. Bobby Nash, in the ‘9-1-1’ episode ‘Lab Rats.’ He explained that Bobby’s choice to save another character, Chimney, while stoically facing his own fate in an underground lab aligns with the show’s narrative and character development.
Krause expressed his emotional attachment to the cast and crew after eight seasons. He referred to the show as his 'workplace home' and shared that he will deeply miss everyone involved, particularly highlighting his co-star Angela Bassett.
Peter Krause especially praised Angela Bassett, who plays Nash’s wife, Sgt. Athena Grant, noting the unique relationship they portrayed on television. He mentioned that such a relationship is rare and cherished, emphasizing his respect and affection for her throughout the series.
In the episode’s climax, a deadly virus is released due to a fire in an underground lab. Athena delivers an anti-viral vial to the team to save an infected member, Chimney. Bobby Nash reveals he has also been infected but chooses to hide his illness to allow Chimney, who is expecting a child, to receive the only dose of the antidote. Nash’s sacrifice is a pivotal moment that concludes the episode on a tragic but heroic note.