Trouble Man

I don't think we're going to recover from this episode for a long time to come. We'd been counting down the days until we got to see 'directed by Stefania Spampinato' on our screens, but nothing could've prepared us for the pure brilliance that we got to witness. A combination of first-class acting, a supremely written script, and genius camera shots has left us all blown away by the artistry that was created.

Stefania took her network tv directorial debut to unexpected levels, and while we all knew she was capable, none of us anticipated just how remarkable the results would be. The thought and effort that went into each individual frame had a profound impact on an immaculate script and had us feeling all the emotions. We were able to pick up on so many things that the words weren't saying, and we were enraptured by every single second.

The episode also marked a network tv writing debut for Sybil Azur who co-wrote one of the most amazing scripts we've ever seen with Mellow Brown. Every single word hit the nail on the head, felt important, and felt fitting to what we were watching unfold. The understanding they had for each individual character enabled us to immerse ourselves in their stories in a way we never had before. We truly got to appreciate what makes the people of nineteen who they are.

7x04 had everything that we've been missing. It reminded us why we love this show and these characters so much, and it reminded us just how profound these stories are. It reminded us why we're fighting so hard to #SaveStation19!

One of the best episodes!! (and I have never come on here to rate before!) It had it all. And it hit every emotion! It was so character driven, but even without seeing every call they were on. It still felt like we were there! Kudos to all the actors for that. The writing and directing on this episode was outstanding! Reminded me of the first episodes. I loved the close ups! And it included several night scenes which really add to the authenticity. I love this show soo much! I have watched from the very beginning...the only show I follow on broadcast TV. And I think it has so much more for us to enjoy!

I have no words just simply breathtaking from the writing to the superb directing of Stefania Spampinato brought to life by a superb cast. The way she used close up shots to convey the feelings of the characters as they each went through such a tough time during numerous calls and merl dandrige conveying so much without a single word WOW. It makes no sense that a show as good as this and with such a following week after week continuing to return the viewing figures even though it's in a difficult spot of 10pm is still cancelled and has yet not been picked up. This show is an absolute gem I call it a show but it's not just a show and 704 proved that.

Stefania, you are an incredible actress and director, today you once again showed your talent to the world, you deserve all the success. You were born for this. Love you and thank you for all your input. Sybil, you brought the essence of the series back. We can only be grateful for that. The best ever episode. You guys were awesome. It should continue to be you for the rest of the series, it was the most connected episode of all. This show deserves to be saved, there are so many stories yet to be explored that have major impacts on our society and should be represented/portrayed.

Please, save Station 19.

I'm on my 8th rewatch of last night's #Station19 episode and, honestly, it just gets better and better with each viewing. In her TV directorial debut, Stefania Spampinato truly delivered! The raw emotions, the intense action, the tender moments, the brilliant dialogue, and amazing camera work make this my favorite episode ever.

The collaboration between DP Brian Garbellini and director Stefania was a match made in heaven. The shot selection, camera angle choices, the intentionally chaotic aerial camera work around Andy...all of it was simply brilliant.

That was one of the best hours of TV I've ever seen. I know I am biased, but that was a true masterpiece. Stefania's natural, deep empathy was poured into every actor & evident in every scene. There was so much going on and it all came together brilliantly! Bravissima bella!