WHAT IF

Another thought, Margaret buys Buck a couch in the next episode and Buddie poker happens after. Feelings happen, end up at Buck's apartment, start shoving their tongues down each other's throat once the door closes, fall onto the couch, the couch breaks.

That's how the couch dies 🤭

If this song can be used in the new season to show each pair (buddie, bathena, henren, madney) of the 118's mindset when they're separated or disconnected from the one they deeply care about during a major call. They then see them at the verge of death and would do anything in their power to save them resulting in much needed talks about their traumas and how it would affect their relationship.

You know you hit rock bottom when your English professor assigned a media analysis essay where you could choose a song, book, episode of a tv series, or a character of a tv series and you end up researching on savior siblings and the mental effects behind it.

Did anyone else get a cruise ship commercial as an ad break? 🥲

IF I WASN'T ONE YEAR UNDER THE FUCKING DRINKING LIMIT I WOULD BE PARTYING LIKE WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK

Buck sees Eddie's eyes as golden rivers that he drowns in every time they make contact. The flames they become when he desires, the dark pool that overflows with sorrow and anger.

OK WHY DOES HIS HAIR LOOK SO MUCH LIKE CHRISTOPHER'S!?!

Christopher...

Eddie...

Buck...

Maddie...

I CAN'T WAIT THREE MONTHS

Ok, hear me out. I'm a little on the crazy side but what if Maddie and Doug are Buck's parents?

Or do you think it could be Abby? 😟

I don't know if anyone else said this but in my sociology class we were learning how there were words in different languages that mean specific gestures and such. One word came up that made me think of Buddie. Mamihlapinatapai which from what I searched up means "To look at each other, hoping that either will offer to do something, which both parties much desire done but are unwilling to do."

I think they both know their romantic feelings for one another but haven't had the time to really think and act on it. They may sometimes try to tell the other through their actions like bumping shoulders or through their facial expressions like staring into each other's eyes with so much love. But it really isn't the time for either to verbally express how they feel as one is always having to deal with a traumatic experience.