Buck is super awkward when Tommyās around due to his extreme relationship anxiety. He constantly thinks something will go wrong and fears that Tommy might lose interest in him. Itās so bad that Buck avoids him out of fear and everyone begins to notice how off heās acting.
This of course causes Tommy to feel as though heās the problem and that Buck doesnāt want anything to do with him. One of the other characters sits Buck down, and they help him understand that he has to communicate his genuine thoughts to Tommy no matter how much it scares him to do so. So he runs to Tommy and confesses his heart out, and Tommy eases his mind and embraces him immediately.
Then we get to the honeymoon stage. They have nonstop flirty phone calls and text sessions and everyone eye rolls them for it. Buck refuses to shut up about how interesting Tommy is to everyone who can listen. Tommy quietly listens to Buck ramble about god knows what and doesnāt care to stop him because he wants to know about all the things that interest Buck and why. They playfully tease one another and might even kick the physical intimacy up a notch.
But the āIāve always sorta knownā trope would absolutely suck and I hope everyone is genuinely surprised that buck is actually bi.
Like, I get joking around and insinuating things for laughs here and there, but the idea of no one seeing it coming and being shocked/happy would be far more interesting and genuine in my eyes. That or have the idea of buck being bi not seem that far fetched to them. But still
The only person who could probably get away with it though is Maddieā¦
I have to start with an apology. I've been remiss. I should have reached out to you all ages ago. But to be honest, I didn't see you, not clearly, not like this. here. now. in person.
Supernatural lost its edge for me when they decided to move on from Samās psychic power and demon blood addiction storylines. Actually, watching any season after season 5 makes it hard to believe that itās even the same show anymore. Season 6 had its episode here and there, but overall?
I hate how The Originals writers dumbed Marcelās reasoning for wanting the Mikaelsons dead down to
āElijah tour my heart out and his brother stood by and watched!ā
When we already got his honest and more logical reasoning in the last two episodes of that season.
His speech in the bar and his conversation with Klaus and Elijah on the bridge in the following episode were explanation enough. He gave them nothing but brutal honesty and displayed much deserved outrage towards all of them. Especially towards the two of them.
They knew he was right which made him taking the serum all the more problematic for them.
Unfortunately, his overall anger towards them and the effort put into his new transformation both fell flat and obviously no longer held the writers interest.
which makes me hate the Hollow plot a lot more and why I knew even back then that season 3 would be the shows last best season.
This! And I still sit through it because it admittedly does have some interesting characters and concepts. Sadly, they all fall flat or get pushed to the background to make leeway for whatever it is Sabrinaās doing at the moment to boost her ego.
The chilling adventures of Sabrina couldāve been a 10/10 show.
It was dark, campy and creative.
It tackled sexuality, gender identity, sexism, homophobia and transphobia, and to top it off most of the main characters were actually interesting.
Even the mortal storylines at Baxter high were just as engaging as the storylines at The academy of unseen artsā¦ where they studied actual magic and the occult.
And while there were a few small issues that presented themselves in the later parts of the series
the one constant irritation for me throughout all four parts was the entitled, immature, narcissistic, privileged, hypocritical self centered white savior of a main characterā¦
The chilling adventures of Sabrina couldāve been a 10/10 show.
It was dark, campy and creative.
It tackled sexuality, gender identity, sexism, homophobia and transphobia, and to top it off most of the main characters were actually interesting.
Even the mortal storylines at Baxter high were just as engaging as the storylines at The academy of unseen artsā¦ where they studied actual magic and the occult.
And while there were a few small issues that presented themselves in the later parts of the series
the one constant irritation for me throughout all four parts was the entitled, immature, narcissistic, privileged, hypocritical self centered white savior of a main characterā¦