Ready for another thrilling episode of Fire Country?

The arsonist storyline was resolved on Fire Country Season 1, Episode 17. Jake was disappointed by the treatment he'd received from people he thought understood and knew him.

The episode was action-packed and emotional. It helped progress the story by wrapping up some plot points and shifting the dynamics of relationships between characters.

Spoilers for Fire Country Season 1 Episode 18 tease another riveting episode when Bode deduces a train crash, and the crew rushes to help, but nothing is as it seems.

The much-anticipated acting debut of the talented, award-winning country music sensation Kane Brown happens.

Kane Brown will be playing the role of Robin.

Train hopping can be hazardous because trains can travel at high speeds. The action carries many risks because, when hopping on or off or even hanging on to the train, anything can go wrong, and with such momentum, being injured would be the best outcome a victim can hope for.

The risks do not stop people from doing it for whatever reason. Robin is one such hopper.

He is described as a mysterious person.

Bode is making a phone call to someone when he hears the train approaching, but the sound it makes alerts him of danger. The train crashes, and a frenzy to try and rescue passengers ensue.

Little Rock inmate firefighters are the first to arrive on the scene, but it appears to be too much for them, and they call in additional support from station 42 and anyone else who might be available.

Then, Robin offers his assistance, and they don't overthink it in the chaos surrounding them.

Before the crash, the train was shipping passengers and cargo.

One of the cars has some kind of a party bus theme with people partying in it, and the train comes crashing; they turn into victims.

Robin helps in rescuing those injured.

In another compartment, Manny discovers something leaking that he thinks is fuel. That, coupled with the flames from the burning train, makes for a much more dangerous situation, as an explosion could happen at any time.

This makes the rescue efforts much more urgent and riskier.

To find the source of the leaking fuel, they open up the cars and find one with barrels of it.

The accident and the efforts to rescue the victim grab everyone's attention, so they don't notice any odd behavior from Robin.

He seems on edge and lurks around like a cloud that will shed rain at any time.

It is unclear how Robin relates to anything that happened with the train, but based on his behavior and demeanor, he seems to be hiding something.

The best guess would be that he is not as he presents and might be the cargo's owner the team has since determined to be illicit.

Watching this unfold will be quite interesting.

This emergency will test everyone's threshold for withstanding pressure, with the number of victims who need saving being big and the fires even bigger.

The developments surrounding the arson investigation affected the relationship between Jake and The Leones. He was disappointed in Sharon and Vince and opened up to Bode, bringing them closer.

Jake's trust in Vince and Sharon, whom he pretty much considered his family based on their shared history, was broken when they accused him of being the arsonist because he set fire once as a kid.

He found comfort in Bode, who promised to be there for him as a brother.

This was a significant shift, and the effects of that must be explored in the next episode.

However, Jake seems to be in top condition as he helps rescue the injured passengers and inspires some of them to keep fighting with his words.

One of the significant existing storylines is Sharon's kidney condition, which seems to have taken the backseat for the past few episodes, and she even seems much healthier.

Based on the magnitude of the emergency and her response, it doesn't seem like they will explore that in the episode, but it might be mentioned.

Jake's mom visits, and when we first met her, she was trying to convince Sharon to participate in a trial treatment.

Sharon has been adamant about not wanting to take Bode's kidney, so her best bet is to try and stay healthy until a donor with a matching kidney is found. That might take a while.

Colin had managed to slither into the station under a fake identity and play the fake hero. That, and the fact many of the crew members believed that Jake was guilty of the accusations, will also affect how the station interacts.

In the meantime, Manny will be flying solo since he moved out of Sharon and Vince's couch.

Before the train crashes, Bode is seen making a phone call. Whom do you think he was calling that late at night?

Are you excited to see Kane Brown on the show and what he brings with Robin?

Let us know in the comments section.

Catch the episode live on CBS on Friday, April 7 at 9 pm, and a review after that here on TV Fanatic.

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