Why The 9-1-1: Lone Star Actors Didn't Do Much Rehearsing For T.K. And Carlos 'Beautiful Moment' In Season 3 Finale - CinemaBlend

This story contains major spoilers for 9-1-1: Lone Star’s season finale, “A Bright and Cloudless Morning.” .

Explosions may have been going off around Owen and Judd during 9-1-1: Lone Star’s Season 3 finale, but the real fireworks were over at T.K.

to talk about his will — oh, and marriage.

and Carlos’ relationship had not survived the six-month gap between the Season 2 finale and this season’s premiere.

9-1-1: Lone Star really balanced the sweetness of the moment with the humor, with Carlos jolting awake, afraid that dang alligator lizard had gotten loose again (thank goodness that thing only lasted one episode).

It's incredibly important to have this type of storyline be on national television right now — especially with the endless amounts of anti LGBTQIA+ bills trying to be passed in multiple states in the United States.

To have this sort of representation right at the forefront is extremely imperative.

Rubinstein also agreed with his co-star’s sentiment about the importance of seeing this story on TV right now, and he said the whole crew understood how big the moment was:!

It's a big deal for network television, especially with the climate that we're in right now in the country.

It's was a really, really layered scene for a really layered relationship.

Elsewhere in the Season 3 finale, Owen and Judd survived the gas explosion, even while Judd re-broke his leg and Owen encountered some visits from beyond the grave.

Fox finally announced this week that the first responder drama has been renewed for a fourth season, and I’m looking forward to a big, fabulous Tarlos wedding, so don’t disappoint us, 9-1-1: Lone Star.