'Station 19' Season 6 Promises to Bring the Heat—Cast, Trailer, How to Watch and More

Nobody likes fires, but everyone loves firefighters. The popularity of Station 19 on ABC is proof of that. The show, which is a spin-off from Grey's Anatomy, is about to premiere its sixth season, and like the five before it, Season 6 looks like it's absolutely going to bring the drama. Find out everything you need to know about Station 19 Season 6, including the answers to your biggest questions about fan-favorite star Grey Damon.

Where can I watch Station 19 right now?

Station 19 airs on ABC. It is also available on Hulu for free with ads. Previous seasons are available on Disney+.

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Who is in the cast of Station 19?

The Station 19 cast includes:

Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andrea "Andy" Herrera

Jaina Lee Ortiz stars as Andy in Station 19, and it turns out she may make a great firefighter in real life: Grey Damon told Parade that she did exceptionally well on a timed firefighting boot camp training course.

Ortiz herself previously told Parade she's only had four roles, and they've been strong women including a Marine, a rookie cop, a homicide detective, and now Andy.

"I've got all the public services covered," she joked. "It's definitely empowering, especially as a female, to work in an industry or in a profession where it's mainly dominated by men, especially through this political climate that we’re in now. We don’t have a lot of women in positions of power and leadership, so to finally have a character like Andy on Station 19, where she is completely fearless, fierce and powerful and owns her own strengths, it's motivating and inspiring for many women."

Jason Winston George as Ben Warren

Jason Winston George moved to Station 19 from Grey's Anatomy, and he understands why his character couldn't both be a surgeon and a firefighter.

"I don’t know if I want a guy who’s been away for the last 24 hours coming on to be the surgeon who reaches into my chest," he told Parade. "He's got to sleep sometime, but I think Ben went after this because these first responders get closer to the source of the problem. If you think of it like a wheel, at the hub, you change it five degrees, and by the time you get to the hospital, it’s a big difference in how that patient lives."

Grey Damon as Jack Gibson

While there was speculation that Grey Damon may not return as Jack Gibson after Season 5, he's back for Season 6. While the details of his character arc are obviously under wraps so far, he did tell Parade previously that if he didn't play a firefighter on TV, he might consider being one in real life if he felt like he could handle it.

"I see what these guys do and I’m in awe because they’re truly incredible folks who learn how to push past the mental barriers that most people wouldn’t necessarily be able to do. I don’t know. I would hope I could," he said. "Having taken this job, I have actually thought about if I wasn’t an actor maybe I’d be a firefighter because it’s just such an incredible job and it’s very admirable."

Barrett Doss as Victoria Hughes

Barrett Doss was always physically active and fit, so firefighter training came somewhat easily for her in terms of speed.

"I played multiple sports competitively [growing up]," Doss told Parade. "My mom was a professional basketball player, so I grew up playing basketball. I was a competitive swimmer for eight years, and I played soccer and volleyball. I was really into sports, so it’s been so much fun over the past few years to get the opportunity to really use some of those skills at work, and I’m super competitive. As a result, getting into our gear, I’ve always been the fastest, and everybody knows that I’m really serious about it, and everyone makes fun of me."

Jay Hayden as Travis Montgomery

Jay Hayden stars as Travis Montgomery, a gay firefighter who's considered the heart of the department. He said of taking the role, “There was a conversation that happened, which was ‘We want to continue to break the mould of the stereotypical gay character on television. You know why we love you at ABC, Jay? You are a guy’s guy, and we want to put that in Travis. Let’s continue to break that mould and just show human beings.’"

"I felt a responsibility for all of my gay friends, who were like, ‘Don’t you dare play it like XYZ. Well, you better do this,'" he recalled. "‘Ok, I think I am just going to play a human with all these circumstances going on in his life and let him invent himself and be present,’" he said. "I felt a great responsibility. I hope I’m doing a good job.”

Danielle Savre as Maya Bishop

Danielle Savre revealed that because her sister is a firefighter with the Los Angeles Fire Department, she actually had a bit of a harder time training for Station 19.

"When we met the firefighters and we were doing the training the first three days and our technical advisors, they’re like, 'Are you Firefighter Savre’s sister?' And I’m like, 'Yes,'" she recalled to Parade. "So, unfortunately, I was held to a higher standard since they were like, 'You better represent, your sister’s an actual one.'"

Boris Kodjoe as Robert Sullivan

Stefania Spampinato as Carina DeLuca

Carlos Miranda as Theo Ruiz

Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey

Pat Healy as Michael Dixon

Lachlan Buchanan as Emmett Dixon

Merle Dandridge as Natasha Ross

Josh Randall as Sean Beckett

Related: Danielle Savre on How Her Firefighter Sister Helped Inspire Her Station 19 Role

Is Grey Damon still on Station 19?

Grey Damon plays Lieutenant Jack Gibson on Station 19. Gibson is one of the show's main characters and will return for the sixth season. Damon also starred as Gibson in an episode of Grey's Anatomy.

Is there a trailer for Station 19 Season 6?

Station 19 promises to open with a bang for Season 6. A trailer released in late September 2022 shows a tornado ripping through Seattle, with the Station 19 crew taking charge to help rescue residents affected. Some of the firefighters were out on the scene of an unrelated car accident when the tornado first hit, while others are seen helping people evacuate and find safety and shelter from the storm.

What channel does Station 19 come on?

Station 19 airs on ABC. The show is a spin-off from Grey's Anatomy, which also airs on ABC. It is also available on Hulu.

Where can I watch Station 19 in Australia?

Previous seasons of Station 19 are available on Disney+ in Australia. New episodes are also available for purchase on Apple TV. It is also available on the on-demand streaming service 7plus.

Is Station 19 on Amazon Prime for free?

Station 19 is not available on Amazon Prime for free. Prime users can purchase individual episodes or entire seasons. Hulu users can watch episodes for free with ads.

Can I watch Station 19 on Netflix?

Station 19 is not available on Netflix. Since the show airs on ABC, which is owned by Disney, it will likely remain on Disney-owned streaming platforms for the foreseeable future. This includes Hulu and Disney+.

Did Jack Gibson leave Station 19?

Jack Gibson quit his job as a lieutenant at Station 19 and was last shown driving away. Actor Grey Damon, however, is still listed as a star in the upcoming season, suggesting that he will, indeed, return.

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Does Grey Damon know ASL?

Grey Damon does indeed know how to speak American Sign Language. His character on the show, Jack Gibson, also speaks ASL.

Who plays Jack Gibson's brother on Station 19?

Jack Gibson's brother, Joshua, is played by Grant Harvey. The character first appeared in the fifth season episode, "The Road You Didn't Take." Harvey also appears in the Netflix limited series "Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story."

How old is Grey Damon?

Grey Damon is 35 years old. His birthday is on Sept. 24, 1987, and he was born in Bloomington, Indiana. He later moved to Boulder, Colorado.

Does Jack have a baby in Station 19?

Jack does not have a baby in Station 19. He did help Carina and Maya during their attempts to have a baby, however.

What has Grey Damon been in?

Aside from starring in Station 19, Grey Damon appeared as a regular character during the final season Friday Night Lights. He also had a recurring role in True Blood and portrayed the villain Mirror Master in The Flash. He starred in the horror film The Possession of Hannah Grace.

How did Jack find out he has a brother on Station 19?

Jack found out that he had a brother from genetic testing that he participated in while helping Carina and Maya have a baby. Jack's parents were very young when they became pregnant with him and put him up for adoption. His brother, however, was raised in a life of privilege by his biological parents.

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Does Jack have a sister on Station 19?

While in foster care, Jack was almost adopted by a family until a house fire killed the would-be parents. The family had two other children, one of whom was a girl. Jack was separated from his siblings after this incident.

Who did Grey Damon play in True Blood?

Grey Damon played Kitch Maynard in True Blood. Maynard lived in Bon Temps, Louisiana, and played on the high school's football team as the quarterback. It was eventually revealed that he used vampire blood to be a better athlete.

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