Watch “9-1-1” staff put together to battle ‘Ebola’s nastier cousin’ in unique preview: ‘The worst methods to die’

The 9-1-1 staff goes viral, however not on-line.

On Thursday's episode of the ABC first responder drama, station 118 firefighters Bobby (Peter Krause), Hen (Aisha Hinds), and Chimney (Kenneth Choi), Buck (Oliver Stark), and Ravi (Anirudh Pisharody) will reply a fireplace name at a biomedical analysis laboratory — and Leisure Weekly has an unique take a look at their arrival within the clip beneath.

Dispatcher Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) informs the firefighters that the power's virology unit runs "tier 4 precautions" — that means they deal with probably the most lethal of "deadly and unique viruses."

The 118 makes use of duct tape to seal their fits to their gloves and boots and carry fuel masks to guard them as they head into the constructing, which comprises, in Hen's phrases, "the worst methods to die," together with West Nile and SARS.

However the flooring on hearth (deep beneath the road degree) homes CCHF, or Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, which is described by the World Well being Group as a virus that causes extreme viral hemorrhagic fever outbreaks with a case fatality fee as much as 40 %. It's additionally described by Hen as "Ebola's nastier cousin."

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EW's unique clip ends with Bobby taking a badge from the chief of the laboratory and main his staff into the hazard.

A preview that aired after last week's episode of 9-1-1 exhibits that issues don't actually go effectively from there: After an explosion, Bobby, Hen, Chimney, and Ravi get caught within the constructing and Buck is seen screaming from the roof that "They're trapped inside!"

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Hen can also be seen unconscious as police sergeant Athena (Angela Bassett) exhibits up asking what might be finished to rescue her husband and pals.

Provided that this has been touted as a two-part saga, we doubt issues might be resolved by the point the credit roll after tonight's episode.

9-1-1 season 8, episode 14, "Sick Day" airs tonight at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

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