Station 19 5x17 🚨

[@rajaskan]

So glad that Andy was there to support jack in that difficult moment.❤❤❤

[@carolschneider4474]

This scene broke my heart jack was not wanted then his parents have 4 more children he must be devistaded he went in foster homes and was abused

[@OneGaurdian]

Plus, it doesn't look like there's a big age gap between them, so their parents were probably still young when they started having more kids. Definitely can't blame Jack for feeling like he was singled out by his bio parents.

[@mattieblackeyes957]

same, this broke me, I love Jack so much, he went through hell most for at least half of his life, and now this? The scene where he breaks down after the flat tire was even more devastating

[@Mysterio1412]

Yeah it was like watching a 80s animated movie level of tragedy.

[@kweenpi]

Jack's storyline was just heartbreaking.

[@TattedKe]

My heart broke instantly for Jack listening to this conversation. He didn’t deserve to be treated this way

[@Mysterio1412]

Herrera constant pity parties are nothing compared to this level of emotional damage

[@TattedKe]

@@Mysterio1412 Yes Andy has been been through a lot but so has Jack I think that’s why they understand each other bc they both have so much pain & heart ache

[@Mysterio1412]

@@TattedKe ill agree they've both seen their share of things but Herrera constantly has pity parties for meaningless shot. Now this is something to just curl up in a corner about

[@TattedKe]

@@Mysterio1412 too her it’s a lot of pain she experience and she trying to handle it all

[@Mysterio1412]

@@TattedKe her way of handling it leaves much to be desired. When Ryan died yes that was tragic and she handled it. However when her dad died her way of handling it was going about trying to basically besmirch his memory by convincing herself he did something to her mother, and that quest also inadvertently caused her marriage to fail.

[@alansohn855]

Feel bad for Jack but also feed back for his biological brother since he had to break the news instead of his actual parents.

[@Glayedf]

Ah, Gibson! 😥💔

[@alex_1798]

I’ve had my problems with Andy’s character and certain actions she’s done , but I loved that she was there for Jack when he needed somoen I’m glad that someone was Andy

[@fernandabluntkrasinski9026]

That plot reminded me the same situation with Amy Jo Johnson’s character in Felicity. She discovered that she was adopted and when she found her mom she also discovered that her mom later married his father and raised a family with more children. Time later her mom looked for Amy’s character because she need her help about a transplant for her husband

[@augustosantos8003]

YEEEES! 😭

[@OneGaurdian]

I don't remember this. What season was it?

[@BellaMaria2015]

Jack and Andy forever ❤️

[@blessedjill72]

This is heartbreaking

[@Mysterio1412]

It was a constant "it only gets worse" as the conversation kept going.

[@LazarusHazRizen]

ooh that was hard to watch!

[@miraclemoore7561]

I feel sorry for him

[@freakzillaworldwide7469]

Thats low snf heartbroken

[@miamizama7949]

I would really pissed and wouldn’t meet the parents that abandoned me and what was reason for them to find him? Was someone from them sick and wanted a donor that matches? If that so I will be even more hurt about it

[@lexi219]

Jack was giving his sperm to Maya and Carina so they could have a baby. The genetic testing company they used matched his DNA to his biological brother, which he found out about the episode before this one. This is the first time they're meeting.

[@miraclemoore7561]

I think the cops was wrong for arresting the mother. She’s right. Mary is her daughter and no matter she feels she will always be a girl. It’s sad that the father is enabling mental behavior. And by the way the girl’s acting is horrible. She was born a Mary not a matt

[@lexi219]

It doesn't matter if you think she was right in what she believed. She was arrested for breaking the law. The court decided she was unfit to parent her child, and she tried to kidnap them against their will. If she has an issue with her ex's parenting, she can take it up with the courts. Kidnapping (especially when your kidnapping victim is screaming, kicking, and crying) is just asking for cops to throw you in a jail cell in handcuffs.