9-1-1: Lone Star season four episode three aired on Tuesday night – and saw Carlos find himself in mortal danger while searching through an old crime scene. The preview for episode four shows the cop being held captive – and viewers are saying the same thing about the situation.
Check out the preview below, which follows Carlos after episode three's conclusion, where he is hit over the head with a shovel after finding a secret tunnel from where Iris was being held captive.
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Taking to Twitter, one person joked about how the fandom had been requesting to see Carlos in danger, writing: "They heard 'hurt Carlos' and raaaaan with it!" Another person added: "Definitely not ready for hurt Carlos but at least we know Rafa is going to smash these scenes."
A third person shared a White Lotus clip of Jennifer Coolidge firing a gun, adding: "Me walking in that house to save Carlos next Tuesday."
Is Carlos going to be okay?!
Rafael Silva, who plays Carlos, has opened up about what to expect – revealing that his character is "in front of death" in the tense episode. He explained: "We're going to see Carlos in a position where he has never been in: a complete loss of control over the situation.
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Rafael said Carlos is 'in front of death' in next episode
"And this boy's going to be in trouble. I can't really say much more, but Carlos is going to be in a place he often avoids. Carlos is going to be in a place where he... How do I say this? Some imprisonment... He is in front of death."
The showrunner Tim Minear also spoke about the scary situation, explaining that Carlos "is going to have a run-in with the mother nobody wants," adding that it will "bring him almost to the point of death".
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