9-1-1: Lone Star plunged into the personal challenges that Judd, who’s played by Jim Parrack, faced with his battle against alcohol and feeling like he’d lost his faith. His wife left for some missionary work, which hit him hard, and he just couldn’t shake the sadness. He started drinking again, and it got so bad that he had to go to AA to talk about it. In one of the meetings, he admitted how sad he was and even sent a text to his wife that he thought God didn’t want her to get.

Owen, played by Rob Lowe, saw what was happening to his buddy and decided to step up. He had a heart-to-heart with Judd about getting sober and pushed him to get some help. It got to the point where Judd moved in with Owen so he wouldn’t have to deal with the emptiness of his own house. Then, there was a fire at an ammunition factory, and Judd ignored the boss’s orders and almost got himself killed because of it. Owen was so worried that he told him to take a break from work for a bit. But things started to look up when Judd was feeling at his lowest and begged God for some kind of sign.

And just like that on 9-1-1: Lone Star, he got a text from his wife, Grace, saying she wanted to talk things out. Celeb Dirty Laundry said that moment showed how much she means to him like she’s the key to him getting back on the right track: Season 5 Episode 10 had themes of r The “All Who Wander” episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star hit the sweet spot between heartfelt personal tales and edge-of-your-seat action. We saw 9-1-1: Lone Star characters like Marjan claiming her freedom and Judd finding his way back to his belief, all wrapped up in a big bow of hope and second chances. And Marjan and Joe’s wedding was a breath of fresh air, bringing happiness to the whole 126 crew in the middle of all the serious goings-on. It acts as a reminder that no matter what life throws at you, you can always find joy and strength in the people around you…like Judd did with Owen’s backing.