Category: 9-1-1

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Well, Well, Well…It Finally Happened

ABC did in the fourth episode of their first season what FOX couldn't/wouldn't do in six years.

Fandom never believed in a million years it would actually happenā€”even with all parties involved repeatedly agreeing they were cool with it. Still, it was a surprise to both fandom and casual viewers alike when it happened. (Ben was reading ahead online during a commercial break and let out an "OH MY GOD!" from the Kitchen and I my first thought was that they'd killed off a major character becauseā€”wellā€”911!).

Social media went into a meltdown of praises and relief. Our 911 viewing experience has definitely changed forever with this historic moment. Our lives will never be the sameā€”and neither will Evan "Buck" Buckley's.

Oliver Stark – Again, you displayed such a delicate yet powerful performance for this episode. All emotions were on point. Valid! And we all felt it deep in our bones. The storyline is worthy for the show's 100th episode. You did not disappoint us. You delivered and exceeded everyone's expectations. Thank you!

But the question remains…when are you andĀ Eddie getting together?

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Right?

I seriously doubt the writers would ever take these two characters in that directionā€”despite the fact that all the signs are there and the actors themselves have said they'd be open to it. They've already got a lesbian couple on the show, so is it really needed?

But with Falchuk/ Murphy who knows?

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A Little Humor from 9-1-1

While nothing would please me more than if Buck and Eddie came out as boyfriends (I'm not the only one who's gotten that vibe from these characters, but again, maybe it's just personal projection because I want to see them together), teh ghey is already fully represented in the show by the characters Hen and Karen, and I'm fine with that.

HOWEVER…

I don't mind them being shipped by the fandom, and I think these are brilliant: