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9-1-1 Season 8 episode 17: "Don't Drink the Water" - Air date, time, storyline, and streaming details

The 118 team confronts a bizarre crisis in the upcoming episode of 9-1-1, titled 'Don't Drink the Water,' premiering on May 8, 2025. A dangerous methane leak causes everyday items, including water, to ignite. Amidst the chaos of a rapidly escalating building fire, Hen is considered for a captaincy role, with Athena recognizing her leadership potential.
9-1-1 Season 8 episode 17: "Don't Drink the Water" - Air date, time, storyline, and streaming details
The eighth season of the high-stakes emergency response drama 9-1-1 continues with its seventeenth episode, titled "Don't Drink the Water," set to premiere on Thursday, May 8, 2025, on ABC at 8 pm ET. Following a brief pause between previous episodes, the 118 team will face a new and volatile crisis. For viewers preferring to stream, the episode will be available on Hulu in the US.Global Air Times and Where to WatchHere's a breakdown of the air times for 9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 17 across various regions:United States (ET): 8:00 PM on ABC
United States (CT): 7:00 PM on ABCBrazil: 9:00 PMUnited Kingdom: 12:00 AM (May 9)Central Europe: 1:00 AM (May 9)India: 5:30 AM (May 9)Australia: 10:30 AM (May 9)New Zealand: 12:00 PM (May 9)Viewers in the United States can watch the new episode live on ABC.Those with cable subscriptions can also stream it live or on-demand by logging in to ABC.com or use their credentials to login to the ABC app. For streaming-only viewers in the US, the episode will be available on Hulu the following day. International fans can catch "Don't Drink the Water" on Disney+, also typically the day after its US broadcast.Expected Episode DurationWhile the official runtime for Episode 17 has not been formally announced, consistent with previous episodes in Season 8, viewers can anticipate the episode to be approximately 45 minutes in length. The majority of episodes this season have maintained a duration between 40 and 45 minutes, delivering intense emergency scenarios and character-driven narratives within that timeframe.What to Expect in ‘Don't Drink the Water’The central emergency in ‘Don't Drink the Water’ involves a dangerous methane leak that causes an alarming and unpredictable phenomenon: everyday household items, including water itself, are catching fire. The 118 team will be thrust into a rapidly escalating building fire, where their skills and courage will be tested as they race against time to control the raging flames and prevent further catastrophic damage. In the midst of this high-stakes crisis, a significant personal storyline will unfold for Hen. Athena, recognizing her leadership qualities and capabilities, will suggest that Hen consider taking over as captain. However, Hen grapples with uncertainty and hesitation about embracing such a significant responsibility, even though Athena firmly believes she is the ideal candidate for the role.This season of 9-1-1 has been characterized by a relentless series of intense emergencies, showcasing the unpredictable nature of their work. The season began with a bizarre tornado involving bees, followed by a hazardous lab accident that tragically resulted in the death of Captain Bobby Nash. Now, the team faces the equally perilous and unusual threat of fires ignited by a volatile methane leak, highlighting the constant challenges and dangers they confront.Upcoming Episode ScheduleTo keep viewers informed of the immediate future of 9-1-1 Season 8, here is the schedule for the next two episodes:Episode 17 – Don’t Drink the Water: May 8, 2025 Episode 18 – Title TBA: May 15, 2025 The next two episodes promise to continue the gripping narratives and intense emergency situations that have made 9-1-1 a fan favorite, ensuring viewers remain on the edge of their seats.
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