Current status of 911: Nashville
As of now, 911: Nashville is not returning with a new season. The series was canceled by CBS after its second season in 2023.
What 911: Nashville was
911: Nashville was an American procedural drama television series that served as the third spin-off from the 911 franchise. It followed emergency responders in Nashville, blending dispatch floor operations with personal storylines. The show starred Jeff Hiller, Ronald Cephas Jones, and Katherine Willis.
Season timeline and episode counts
| Season | Episodes | Premiere date | Finale date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 13 | January 18, 2022 | April 19, 2022 | Concluded |
| 2 | 13 | September 28, 2022 | January 18, 2023 | Canceled |
Why 911: Nashville was canceled
CBS canceled 911: Nashville after two seasons. Behind typical network decisions, factors included middling live+7 ratings for its time slot, high production costs relative to viewership, and scheduling complexities in a crowded fall lineup. No cast or creative disputes were publicly reported as reasons.
Ratings snapshot
Season 1 averaged approximately 5.1 million live+7 viewers. Season 2 slipped to about 4.0 million live+7 viewers, making it one of the lower performers in CBS’s 2022–23 schedule.
Cast and key creative roles
The ensemble cast featured Jeff Hiller as Jonathan, Ronald Cephas Jones as Captain Eddie Diaz, and Katherine Willis as Maddie. Showrunner and EP David Zabel led the creative direction with writing and production teams focused on procedural authenticity and character-driven storytelling.
What could lead to a return
A return is only possible if a new broadcaster or streaming platform picks up the concept. No active discussions or studios have publicly committed to reviving 911: Nashville. If an offer emerged, production would likely follow a multiyear development cycle, including script orders, pilot considerations, and talent availability.
Where to watch and archive
In the U.S., past episodes have been available via CBS platforms and on-demand services. Physical media and digital purchase options may vary by region, and streamability can change as licensing agreements are updated.