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Johnny Sibilly reacts to new 'Station 19' role & working with Peter Paige (exclusive)
Johnny Sibilly shares his excitement with Out about joining ABC’s Station 19 and entering the Shonda Rhimes universe.
Booked, busy, blessed.
Hacks star Johnny Sibilly has been cast on Station 19, which is currently airing its seventh and final season on ABC. Deadline describes his character, Dominic, as a “recently single, charming, charismatic EMS firefighter whose calming nature puts people in crisis at ease.”
Sibilly is making his Station 19 debut this Thursday, Apr. 11, during the fifth episode of this final season. He is expected to appear in multiple episodes of the series.
“I’m excited to be working with such an awesome cast, to be part of the Shonda universe, and to be working with Peter Paige from the OG Queer as Folk,” Sibilly tells Out. “So excited to be directed by an icon!”
2024 is quickly becoming a very busy year for Sibilly. On TV, he is set to return for the highly anticipated third season of Hacks when it premieres May 2 on Max. He is also hosting new episodes of the Logo Spill interview series and cohosts the Tres Leches podcast alongside Ian Paget and Juan Torres-Falcon.
When it comes to his personal life, Sibilly recently hard-launched his new beau, Phillip Davis, on social media. We stan queer love here, and couldn’t be happier for this adorable new couple!
Will Johnny Sibilly’s new character on Station 19 put out some fires or start new ones? We’ll be tuning in to find out.
The seventh and final season of Station 19 airs Thursdays on ABC.
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Bernardo Sim is a writer, content creator, and the deputy editor of Out. Born in Brazil, he currently lives in South Florida.
Bernardo Sim is a writer, content creator, and the deputy editor of Out. Born in Brazil, he currently lives in South Florida.
