‘911’ Star Aisha Hinds Says Farewell to Co-Star Following Character’s Death: “I Hold Firmly and Fondly the Memories”

Hinds continued, “Unquestionably, our axis shifted with the loss of Bobby Nash, the centerpiece of the 118. I hold firmly and fondly the memories of what made our time so special. Our on-screen and off-screen bond punctuated by playful exchanges and patches of exhausted silence. Traveling in transpo vans with the boys’ banter serving as a soundtrack that’s music to my ears. Somehow, I hear everything they say while not listening to a single word. The energy permeates and envelops me, and everyone who has come for the ride with us. It’s love.”

“Admittedly, my heart raced with fear while reading the script, then it broke with sadness as we shot each scene, and lastly as an actor and audience member I watched with awe, grief, gratitude, and reverence as Pete honorably emptied himself and filled our homes with the indelible impact of Bobby Nash,” her post concluded. “I celebrate his commitment and contribution to this character and to our show. Love him, always.”

Other 911 stars have shared their own farewell posts in the days following the surprising episode. Kenneth Choi, who plays Howie “Chimney” Han, wrote on his Instagram last week, “Peter Krause, you are the classiest guy, the most talented of actors, and the loveliest human being. THANK YOU, PK. Love You Pal.”

Oliver Stark, who portrays Evan “Buck” Buckley, shared on his social media, “My Dear Friend Peter, we miss you at work with us everyday. You were, and still will be, our leader always.”