‘9-1-1’ Season 10 Episode 3 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
Viewers waiting on the next ‘9-1-1’ episode do not have long to go. The third episode of the new season, titled “Streets of Fire,” is listed for October 29. That follows a premiere that put the 118 in the middle of a citywide disaster.
The ‘9-1-1’ release date, air time and streaming options are all settled, even though plot details for the episode remain under wraps. Here is what is confirmed so far, along with context on where the season stands heading into its third outing.
‘9-1-1’ Release Date and Time for “Streets of Fire”
ABC’s drama premiered on October 15, and the third episode carries the production code 10LAY03. Because the network has kept the show on a steady weekly rhythm, the next chapter arrives one week after the second. Listings for the third episode place it on October 29, 2026.
As for the time, the season debuted at 8 p.m. Eastern and 5 p.m. Pacific, with later episodes going out one at a time in the same slot every week. Regular viewers will not need to change their routines. The Thursday evening schedule is the same one the series has used before.
The new season returned in October, five months after the previous one ended. That earlier season wrapped on May 7, which left fans waiting through the summer. The gap was a long one, which makes the weekly cadence feel more welcome.
ABC announced the renewal on March 5, and filming for the season began on July 27. The fandom wiki lists a total of 18 episodes for the run. That leaves plenty of road ahead after the third installment.
Where to Watch ‘9-1-1’ on TV and Streaming
The simplest way to catch the episode live is through ABC. Viewers with a cable or satellite package that includes the network can watch as it airs. The show sits in the network’s early Thursday prime time block.
For anyone who misses the broadcast, there is a next day option. New episodes stream on Hulu the following day, which means there is no full season drop to wait for. Accessing Hulu through Disney+ requires an eligible subscription.
The show also anchors a larger night of programming. ‘9-1-1 Nashville’ follows at 9/8c, and ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ comes after that at 10/9c. TV Guide notes that the drama headlines ABC’s Thursday lineup, a block once occupied entirely by Shonda Rhimes’ production company.
‘9-1-1’ Episode Preview and What Is Known So Far
Official plot details for “Streets of Fire” have not been released. TechRadar’s episode guide lists the synopsis as to be announced for the third episode, as well as the two that follow. Those next two are titled “Imposter Syndrome” and “Who’s Your Daddy.”
Without a synopsis, the best guide is how the season began. The premiere was titled “That Sinking Feeling,” and the volcano at the center of it is meant to emerge from a sinkhole, according to recent comments from showrunner Tim Minear. A title like “Streets of Fire” suggests the fallout from that emergency may still be in play, although that is only an inference from the name.
ABC’s premiere synopsis said Athena is leaning on instinct to solve a mysterious new case as a detective, while May builds confidence in a new job. Collider reports that the season pays homage to the 1997 disaster film ‘Volcano.’ Those threads give viewers a sense of the tone heading into the next episode.
What the New Season Means for the 118
The personal stakes are shifting for several characters. Buck is learning what it means to take on a parental role for Theo while navigating the foster care system. Chimney is stepping in as captain and trying to live up to Bobby’s legacy.
Harry is staying with firefighting, May is pursuing a nursing career, and Ravi is set to receive an origin story. The original members of the 118 are also taking on mentorship roles for the next generation of first responders. That sense of passing the torch gives the season a different shape than its predecessors.
The finale that preceded all of this set the stage. Athena and Eddie both survived near-death experiences, and a time jump then showed Athena working as a detective. Minear has also teased romance for the characters who are currently uncoupled, while Ian Bradley returns even as May remains with Ravi.
With a new captain at the 118 and a volcano still shaping the city, “Streets of Fire” could be the first real test of whether Chimney can lead the way Bobby did, so do you think he is ready for that pressure when the next call comes in?

