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anyone care to enjoy some classical music with me? you might want to turn the sound on for this one

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I love Queen because half of their songs are mind-blowing pieces about life and death and love and humanity’s inability to live together without destroying ourselves, and the other half are like “I love my bike”

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Love when this is an option 🚗 (W/ Brandon Rogers)

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same

I’ve decided to pretend that the BuckTommy breakup never happened and never watch the show again unless tommy comes back #denial #gay #😃

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Tevan | If It Means A Lot To You

Cw: bucktommy break up

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Drunk Tommy tweets for mine and cia’s amusement @talktonytome

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THIS! I would have prefered classic queerbaiting to this.

Y'know, making Buck bi in S7 and having him start a relationship with Tommy and having this relationship deepen and grow and make it last for several months and emphasize how down bad for each other they are and then yanking all that away within a hot minute—

It’s so much worse than any queerbaiting on any other show ever has been. Because they gave us the kind of representation we’ve been longing for for years and decades and then they took it away in the most cruel and queerphobic way possible. It wouldn’t hurt as much if we didn’t know how good it could have been, how good it actually was.

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i know this sounds so dramatic but i just feel. betrayed almost? not because they broke up but because of how it happened and because it happened after everything we saw in episode five. it just feels like a betrayal.

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I'm holding the grudges for Lou, by he way. He is the kindest person in the world, but I'm not. Fuck this show and fuck this show's toxic fandom.

Fuck Oliver, fuck Tim, fuck ABC.

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Also hot take, but Tommy wasn't Buck's first in the way many people imply. Buck's an adult. He has done his soul searching, he's done the casual sleeping around part, he has had several longterm relationships. He knows what he wants and what he's doing. Why does his experience not apply to Tommy? It's still just a relationship. In so many ways Tommy isn't even the second or third here.

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Reblog if Lou Ferrigno Jr / Tommy Kinard got you in the divorce

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Reblog if you think a woman can be complete without children

Y’ALL HAVE TIME TO REBLOG THIS. IT TAKES LESS THAN FIVE SECONDS.

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Maddie taking Muay Thai classes and she asks Tommy to be her sparring partner so she can spend some time with the guy who made her baby brother so happy

Tommy agrees except he's freaking out because he thinks it's an interrogation on his intentions and/or Evan told Maddie something that pissed her off about him and she's gonna punch him out

Meanwhile Chimney wonders why everyone gets to spend time with Tommy instead of him, he wants Tommy time too

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Preach! Tommy in Bucks loft bringing him his breakfast and meds and ice was played so...normal and everyday. I loved that. Buck is obviously used to having Tommy show up for him and be his space and Tommy knows his way around. They did great establishing that they´ve are together and comfortable with each other even before Buck called Tommy his boyfriend

I love every single implications those scenes have. From 8x05 we can infer:

Tommy was the one who brought Buck’s home because he couldn’t drive

They both changed their outfits two times. This implies both that Tommy has at least two changes of clothes at Buck’s place and that he helped Buck change and wear a hoodie (which is literally the worst choice when you have a dislocated shoulder but I digress)

The whole “oh so I am gross?” really makes me think they had a whole discussion where Buck whined he was gross and ugly and Tommy promises “you’re hot, like you always are”

Tommy knows his way around Buck’s kitchen well enough he can make coffee and avocado toast an get ice packs without Buck’s help

Tommy not only saw Buck at his worst but he saw Buck being kind of a mess multiple times (their scenes so far include: Buck maiming his best friend, Buck putting his foot in his mouth on their first date, Buck becoming so convinced he’s cursed he breaks out in hives) and instead of running the other way Tommy’s whole reaction was: i’m gonna take care of him and I’m gonna put on a suit and perform a curse-breaking ritual in a graveyard because it’s important to him

I LOVE LOVE LOVE how secure Buck is in their relationship!!!!!! No “you don’t have to stay here”!!! No “it’s probably dumb but I think I’m cursed”!!! No “if you don’t want to come it’s okay”!!! Buck is so unapologetically himself it truly warms my heart. That’s his boyfriend who likes him and Buck knows it and takes full advantage of it!!!

They did such a great job in 8x05 in showing what a healthy relationship for Buck looks like. I’m gonna treasure it forever.

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Okay but this! That some serious levels of comfort and trust.

something something about buck feeling comfortable enough to demand tommy hand over his phone and tommy unlocking it for him without a second thought

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That ep was kinda funny in that someone on the team for sure saw ppl talking about bucktommy like 'well I mean they don't really ACT like boyfriends y'know it's weird🤨' and just took that shit PERSONALLY. Tommy was in every corner of that damn episode switching out ice packs and sleeping on the couch and generally hovering and fretting. Buck could not have a tickle in his throat without his boy coming out of nowhere with five different glasses of water and a cough drop I mean that was some down BAD behavior sir

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This!!!! I need this!

I love Karen Wilson so much.

My kingdom for a 'spouses of the 118' crack episode with Karen, Tommy, and Maddie getting up to shenanigans. Bonus: Athena has to get them out of trouble when they go too far off the rails.