The phrase is the title of the seventh episode in the fourth season of the procedural drama 9-1-1 . Episode Overview: [S4E7] There Goes the Neighborhood
: The first responders must deal with a garage band that is "rocking too hard," leading to a medical emergency 9-1-1 Preview.
: Season 4, Episode 7 ("Watching Too Much Television") features a scene where the characters Ralph and Tony use the "old 'there goes the neighborhood' joke" during a scam involving an African-American community Sopranos Autopsy . [S4E7] There Goes the Neighborhood
: The episode also focuses on Henrietta "Hen" Wilson's relationship with her mother, Antonia. Hen struggles with concerns that her mother doesn't believe in her, but the episode highlights their path toward healing and vulnerability . Other Notable S4E7 "Neighborhood" References
: A central plotline involves Michael Grant becoming suspicious of his new neighbor 9-1-1 Recap . He begins investigating "strange behavior," leading to a humorous yet tense subplot where he and Bobby eventually resort to "surgical gloves" to peek through trash for evidence 9-1-1 Recap. The 118 Emergencies : The phrase is the title of the seventh
: The team rushes to save a man who is literally pinned under a Humvee 9-1-1 Preview .
: While not an episode title, this sitcom (currently in Season 4) often centers on the friction and friendship between neighbors in a changing community CBS via Dailymotion . : The episode also focuses on Henrietta "Hen"
While 9-1-1 is the most direct match for that specific title, the phrase "There goes the neighborhood" frequently appears in discussions of other series:
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