911 Crisis Center “It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn” S2E18 April 19 2024 on USA
On Friday April 19 2024, USA broadcasts an episode of the series 911 Crisis Center!
It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn Season 2 Episode 18 Episode Summary
In this episode of “911 Crisis Center” on USA, viewers are in for a high-stakes thrill ride as the clock ticks down with only 24 hours remaining before Memorial Day concludes. Charline and her dedicated team find themselves facing the ultimate test of their determination and resolve after days filled with intense life-and-death emergencies.
As tensions mount and the pressure reaches its peak, the team is pushed to their limits when an officer in pursuit of a suspect suddenly goes silent. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, Charline and her colleagues must race against the clock to ensure the safety and well-being of all involved.
Tune in to USA to witness the gripping drama unfold in this episode of “911 Crisis Center” titled “It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn,” where every second counts and heroes emerge in the face of adversity.
What Time is the “It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn” Episode On?
The It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn episode of 911 Crisis Center will be broadcast on April 19 2024 on USA at 5:30 AM at ET/PT.
Is the “It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn” Episode New?
The It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn episode of 911 Crisis Center is all new!
911 Crisis Center It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Jessica Merkosky Cheryl Hilton Jennifer Barber Laura Svoboda Tara Reynolds Hayley Kilban Heidi Hobart Chandler Appling Laura Hunter Vanessa Headley |
It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn Episode Videos & Previews
Watch 911 Crisis Center It’s Always Darkest Before It’s Dawn Online
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911 Crisis Center Series Information
| An up-close and personal look at a team of 911 dispatchers at a call centre just outside of Cleveland where they take on a never-ending bombardment of panic-stricken callers and save lives. |
