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Warning: We’re about to spoil the events of Monday’s 9-1-1. Haven’t watched? You’ve been warned. The 118 could be down a team member — and a key relationship — after Monday’s harrowing hour, which set the stage for next week’s potentially fatal season finale. Let’s start with Bobby and Athena,

9-1-1 star Ryan Guzman has apologized for a controversial Instagram Live video saying that he and his friends regularly call each other racial slurs, which his co-stars publicly condemned. In a new video posted to Instagram on Tuesday, the actor said that he "misspoke" when he'd said that he and

9-1-1 star Ryan Guzman has issued a second, more formal apology for defending his and his wife’s previous use of racial slurs. “I know my thoughtless words and actions have hurt people and I apologize,” Guzman posted to social media on Wednesday. “I am truly sorry, hold myself accountable and take

After feeling the heat from his co-stars, 9-1-1 star Ryan Guzman has taken to social media to address his defense of using racial slurs. In an Instagram video posted on Monday, Guzman — who plays firefighter Eddie Diaz on the Fox procedural — first said, “I do not condone the use of the N-word by

9-1-1 actor Oliver Stark attempted to extinguish a behind-the-scenes fire on Sunday, following co-star Ryan Guzman‘s defense of using racial slurs. First, some background: In May, fans of Guzman — who plays firefighter Eddie Diaz on the Fox drama — had uncovered tweets that his fiancée, Brazilian