“I didn’t want to have that kind of coma,” the actor says with a laugh.
Bobby may have survivedhis coma, but he’s lost his job.
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That leaves the potential for a lot of drama when the ABC series returns for season 8.
Kenneth Choi, Aisha Hinds, and Ryan Guzman on the ‘9-1-1’ season 7 finale, “All Fall Down.".Disney/Mike Taing
But Krause tellsEntertainment Weeklythat he’s actually hoping for a little comedy when9-1-1resumes.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: How does it feel to be wrapping up the season?
PETER KRAUSE:Definitely the final day of school.
Peter Krause on the ‘9-1-1’ season 7 finale, “All Fall Down.".Disney/Mike Taing
We went on a journey this season.
But it definitely also feels like the last day of school it was a lot of work this year.
At least this last episode, you got to spend most of it in bed.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner on ‘9-1-1.'.Disney/Chris Willard
What went through your head when they told you Bobby would be in a coma?
I didn’t want to have that kind of coma.
The only upside is that you don’t have any lines to remember.
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The guilt and amends you mentioned are all tied to your scenes withMalcom-Jamal Warner’s Amir.
How was it working with him so much in this final arc of the season?
We had a really good time.
I hope I get to work with him again on another project.
I said to him, “I’d love to do a real Western with you.”
Some sort of comedy Western would be a blast.
It had been a while since the show explored Bobby’s guilt from the fire.
Do you feel like he’s reached a new place of closure now?
It might still weigh on him a little bit, but not as much.
I think there is a certain bang out of closure.
I think that would be an interesting storyline.
That said, I certainly really enjoy all the work I get to do with Angela.
Maybe it’s an RV trip.
What could go wrong?
Famous last words on9-1-1.
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9-1-1season 8 is slated to premiere in fall 2024.
