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Firefighter's Viral Rescue Stuns 9-1-1: Nashville Viewers

31 Oct

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Summary

  • Character from Austin-set 9-1-1 spinoff featured on 9-1-1: Nashville
  • Firefighter Blue Bennnings' daring waterpark rescue went viral
  • Garnered 4 million likes, dubbed "#HotTarzan" by online fans
Firefighter's Viral Rescue Stuns 9-1-1: Nashville Viewers

On October 31, 2025, viewers of 9-1-1: Nashville were treated to a surprise appearance from a character in the franchise's first spinoff series. During the show's fourth episode of its inaugural season, new recruit Blue Bennnings, who is based in Austin, was highlighted for his heroic actions.

It was revealed that Blue, who is also the son of fire captain Don, had recently gone viral online after a daring rescue at a waterpark. His colleague, Ryan Hart, informed his father about Blue's newfound fame, explaining that the footage had been shared by "Firefox down in Austin" and was "blowing up" with 4 million likes. The online community had even dubbed Blue as "#HotTarzan" for his impressive feat.

This unexpected crossover between the two 9-1-1 series has generated significant buzz among fans, who are eager to see how the storylines will continue to intertwine in the future.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Blue Bennnings, a firefighter from the Austin-set spinoff series, was featured on the show.
Blue's daring rescue at a waterpark was captured on camera and shared online, where it quickly gained 4 million likes and earned him the nickname "#HotTarzan".
Don is the fire captain and the father of Blue, who is also his son and a new recruit on the 9-1-1: Nashville team.

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