Lone Star,' which came to an end on Feb. 3 after five seasons on the air Sometimes, even Rob Lowe doesn’t get his way! In a recent interview with TVLine, the actor, 60, opened up about the Feb. 3 series finale of 9-1-1: Lone Star.

Rob Lowe is getting real about what he’ll really miss about 9-1-1: Lone Star. The Fox first responder drama came to an end on Feb. 3 after five seasons. Fox had canceled the show back in September, after filming had wrapped.

Lone Star Season 5 finale, the procedural drama has finally concluded its five-year run on the small screens. The ultimate episode of the series includes several tear-jerking moments as it provides complete but intense endings to all 126 members.

Rob Lowe weighed in on the chance of him playing Owen Strand again in the '9-1-1' franchise after Fox's '9-1-1: Lone Star' came to an end

An asteroid and possible nuclear meltdown had Owen, Tommy, and more in mortal danger on the '9-1-1: Lone Star' series finale. Here, stars Gina Torres and Rob Lowe react to how the Fox drama ends.

Lone Star wrapped last night on Fox, two seasons after its parent series, 9-1-1, moved to ABC, where it has thrived. I’ll confess that I haven’t watched the Rob Lowe spin-off since its first season — one 9-1-1 in my life is enough — but I had to tune in for the finale to see just how B-A-N-A-N-A-S Tim Minear’s send-off would be.

9-1-1: Lone Star went out with a bang, literally, after an asteroid hit Austin during the series finale on Monday, February 3. In typical fashion, the 126 was first on scene — leaving many of their lives in jeopardy. Warning: Spoilers below from season 5, episode 12 of 9-1-1: Lone Star.

Lone Star has come to an end. The beloved first responder franchise went out with a bang, and now begins the long process of moving on. The fact that Lone Star is part of a larger franchise does provide a sliver of hope that its characters could live on in future spinoffs,