The very next day he returns to therapy for his rage issues. This is also the thing that gets through to Owen. The patient looked at Nancy when he died like it was her fault.) Mateo asks her to coffee so neither have to go home with that as their last thought of the night. In the locker room, Mateo asks Nancy if she’s ok and they both share their thoughts (Mateo didn’t even know he had a gun. Owen reminds them all that there isn’t a single thing that could have been done, none of them need to replay what happened in their heads searching for a way to change the outcome. Al’s son and wife are horrified.Īt the station, everyone is shaken by the events. “He hurt my family,” is all Al says for himself when Owen asks why. He fires off three shots before Owen tackles him, but the man is already dead. Mateo confirms it and Al pulls the gun from his jacket, firing directly at the man already loaded in the ambulance with Nancy sitting right next to him (Nancy and T.K. It’s then that the man is wheeled right by Al who asks Mateo if he’s going to live. Extracted and saved, officers can’t find the gun. Tommy calmly explains they need to focus on this vehicle right then, and Al is furious they want to help the “guy who tried to kill family” over them.
#LIVING SINGLE SEASON 3 EPI DRIVER#
The 126 focus on putting out the fire and extracting the driver when Al runs over asking for help for his wife and son who are injured. Al swerves but ends up colliding with an oncoming car.
As the view clears, they watch in horror as the driver jackknifes in front of them and the vehicle rolls and explodes. The unruly driver throws his beer at Al’s car (his wife is already calling 9-1-1) and it shatters across their window. Understandably, Al panics while trying to maintain his speed on the road and not injure anyone. The driver swerves, coming around them and drinking a beer while staring them down. That is until a crazy driver tailgates him though he’s going over the speed limit. The wrestling incident was rock bottom and today is a new day. On his way to therapy with his family, Al tells them he’s turning over a new leaf. Anger Issues 2.0 Jordin Althaus/FOXĪl really can’t catch a break. He claims he doesn’t need therapy, he knows his “flaw” and “owns it.” She leaves asking him to call if he decides to get help. He gets (un)surprisingly angry at her accusation. Catherine has one stipulation, he needs to seek therapy for his anger issues. He’s so excited he hilariously screams “Yeehaw” at the table (something I’m going to need Rob Lowe to do much more often). He asks her if she’s willing to give them another chance and she agrees. Catherine is still clearly annoyed with him, but admits that she still likes him. Owen calls Catherine and they meet for lunch where he apologizes for blowing up on her. Poor Al is once again mortified by the scene, attention, and the embarrassment he caused his family. Once again, Owen asks him about those anger management classes and even gives Al his therapist’s number. He manages to wedge himself into them so much so that the 126 must cut him out. His son took a dirty hit during a wrestling match and Al simply charge right on to the mat and straight into the bleachers. True to form, Owen loses his temper and kicks her out of his office (making her point for her about needing therapy!).Īl’s temper is a recurring issue it seems, as the 126’s very next call is once again because of Al. Marjan confronts Owen about quitting therapy, highlighting he left well before punching the last three guys and his fight with Catherine. While doing so, Owen asks Al if he’s considered anger management for his temper, sharing that he sought therapy for his own issues.
#LIVING SINGLE SEASON 3 EPI WINDOWS#
Considering drive thru windows are not hip width for most people, Al finds himself stuck and an internet sensation when the 118 have to literally lube him up (first with lube, then with lard) around the butt and hips to pull him through the window. Anger Issues Jordin Althaus/FOXĪ light night drive thru goes wrong for a family when Al, the father, loses his temper at the server and jumps through the window. Meanwhile, Tommy gets an unwelcome visit from Charles’ little brother. In this week’s episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star, anger issues abound as Owen watches a recurring patient walk a deadly path down the road of untreated anger.
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