[image description: 6 gifs from 911 paralleling the apartment building fire from season 2 episode 16 and the dispatch fire from season 5 episode 16. gif 1: from season 2, Bobby screams for Bobby jr and Brooke at their apartment door. The hallway in engulfed in flames. The text reads, “Bobby? Brooke?” gif 2: from season 5, Bobby his helmet on, and calls out to May. The hallway is engulfed in flames. The text reads, “May? Can you hear me?” gif 3: from season 2, Bobby kicks down the apartment door. gif 4: from season 5, Bobby sledgehammers the wall to get to May. gif 5: from season 2, two firefighters drag Bobby from the hallway. gif 6: from season 5, the 118 supports Bobby as they make their way off the dispatch floor. CAPTION: Eddie’s line of dialogue from season 5, “Family history.” /end ID]
No anon here. So do we all agree Buck was pretty much crying over Bobby's well being when watching Hen checking on him? (His eyes are so red and teary). Honestly that moment made me so soft. We got to watch Bobby and May father-daughter dynamic (and we got served so well damn, I'm still processing that) but JCC gave us also a bit of Bobby clearly being the father figure to Buck here with this scene. I'm just so emotional over it.
Hello!!! Oh yes definitely you could just tell how it was affecting Buck so horribly. That’s his dad stuck under the pile of rubble. He was shaken up and so freakin broken. Him screaming for Bobby will haunt me for awhile. But I also thought it was very telling how I’m the midst of him hurting and freaking out trying to get to Bobby, he was screaming for Eddie. He has his team around him but immediately called out for Eddie because he knew Eddie would help ground him in that very moment. This episode was phenomenal and JCC killed it like I knew he would. Just showing the team being a family again, the Buck Begins & Eddie Begins parallels, Bobby being a dad to everyone like I’m so emotional over all of this! This was truly one of the best episodes ever!!!!
So true, honestly we deserved JCC as co showrunner instead of Kristen asdgf. Man know how to writer the characters greatly. He did bring everything good this show has in a single episode.
I cannot get upset over journalists asking cast members about Buddie? There is a simple solution to end these questions. They should finally make Buddie canon, then the journalists would stop asking everyone questions about them 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Maybe go think about what you’ve just sent to me because you clearly do not get it and I think you might need to go touch some grass. You are entitled to your opinion but don’t come into my inbox on anon and make such immature statements - if that is your true opinion then I feel sorry for you an I can only hope you grow up soon.
Corrine has no part in Buddie, she is a young female up and coming actress who deserves to talk about her acting, her character, her storylines. and that is the stuff I want to read.
As a feminist I am upset for her. As someone who wants to see better representation in media I am upset for her. As a member of the Queer community, I am embarrassed that she had to answer that question.
Its long form storytelling - you don’t just ‘make Buddie canon’ as you put it, it defeats the purpose and does disservice to what the writers of 911 are doing here.
In fact constantly asking about it to actors who are nothing to do with the ship (in fact don’t even ask the ones who are) means they will be less likely to do interviews and promo at all, and I’ve seen it happen where its actually lead to the writers lashing back and not making a ship go canon when they had intended to
and if and when Buddie does go canon do you really think they will stop asking - you clearly have no idea - its all the journos are going to ask about so that arguement makes zero sense.
What is there to not be upset about that question done to Corinne?
That she, as an young black actress, had to answer a question over something that does not compete her acting experiences, plotlines or character in an interview about her own character and experiences.
That instead of being done a question about her character, the interviewer decided to do a clear clickbait question, what is just insulting because it implies that to people read her interview there was a need of a “hot topic”
That the interviewer had to stick a question about a relationship, like Oliver doesn’t give us plenty of info about said relationship in his many interviews
That even after many times the cast proves they have no control over what the writers are doing some people keep making them questions unrelated to their own storylines.
Everything is wrong with that embarassing question, and such immature declaration like “the solution is make buddie canon” is just so clueless and annoying to be said.
