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"He has joy right in front of him, and he's not able to access it."

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Oliver Stark and Ryan Guzman Read Thirst Tweets

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do we think maybe Buck referred to Eddie as "this one" because Ravi has a jar that he makes Buck put a twenty in if he says the name "Eddie" in his presence after that night in the bar?

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they sat on opposite sides of the confessional btw

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he gave Buck a family meal :( in an episode where Buck started it off mourning the loss of family meals :( they love each other so, so much. Eddie doesn’t even KNOW that was a particular point of hurt for Buck :( he just intuited it with their soulmate, brain connection.

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Eddie looking at s2 buck: I think a kid can fix him and make him feel better

Eddie looking at s8 buck: I think a kid can fix him and make him feel better

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Chris waiting for Buck at the house:

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"are you real?" "no ma'am, I'm Buck" 🤝 "ma'am im not Satan, my name is Buck"

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Hot priest Father Brian collecting the 118 like limited edition McDonald's toys.

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they’re not even subtle with the way they’re presenting buck and eddie and chris as a family unit. buck and eddie taking turns with the grocery shopping and having couples fight in the kitchen and snapping at each other and hurting each other. then they make up. eddie once again cheering buck up by bringing him chris. and it works. of course it does. pepa said finally someone is cooking in the kitchen. they’re gonna be living together. all three of them. okay. oh my god.

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Eddie surprising Buck with Chris.

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some madney + jee for these trying times

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Oliver is replying to peoples comments on 911onabc’s instagram post of him 😭

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Now that I've slept and can kind of rationalize what we all experienced last night I do want to say that I think it's tragically beautiful to show what first responders experience every day in the raw, unfiltered way they did in 8x15.

There's a responsibility there to portray the sacrifices men and women in this line of work make every single day of their lives. They run into danger with no guarantee they'll be safe, no promises that they'll be spared from whatever disaster surrounds them. Making it Bobby's choice to save his team is fucking gut wrenching but extremely powerful. It was either Bobby or the entire 118 because if the military knew he was infected, there is no way in hell they would have gotten them out.

I understand being mad. Being sad, crushed, in disbelief... but being pissed that Bobby died is a disservice to who Bobby is and was.

I see people screaming that this ruined the show and ruined the element of found family that the show has explored, beautifully I might add, but do you not understand that Bobby died doing the only thing he never thought he'd get a chance to do: SAVING his family.

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Post-episode interview with Peter, Angela and Tim.

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Bobby! Bobby!