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Krause Jumps from 9-1-1 to New NBC Series
21 Aug
Summary
- Peter Krause exits 9-1-1 after his character Bobby Nash's death.
- Krause stars in NBC's upcoming first responder drama, Line of Fire.
- Line of Fire premieres September 21, 2026, on NBC and streams on Peacock.
Peter Krause, known for his role as Bobby Nash on 9-1-1, is leaving the procedural drama. His character was written off in Season 8, and Krause has now taken on a leading role in NBC's upcoming series, Line of Fire. This new project, set to debut on September 21, 2026, is also a first responder drama, though Krause will portray a Secret Service Agent named Mike Hollingsworth.
The series Line of Fire, previously titled Protection, focuses on a family of law enforcement agents embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy. Krause expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, noting the appeal of the new narrative. While fans may miss his presence on 9-1-1, his move to another high-stakes drama offers a new platform for his talent.
The premiere of Line of Fire is scheduled for Monday, September 21, 2026, at 10 p.m. ET on NBC. Episodes will also be available for streaming the following day via a Peacock subscription. Despite the departure from 9-1-1, Krause's continued involvement in the first responder genre suggests a strong affinity for such roles.
