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someone needs their internet history deleting !!!

'1985' is an amazing story of love, please be open minded.x

That is the truest thing ever 😂

What's that supposed to mean

@@micaylabozzell Eddie has literally trapped buck legally with the will! Buck and Eddie are soulmates lol

@@MrKouaVang Yessir

@@MrKouaVang Well, *technically* Buck isn't trapped since you can't force legal guardianship on someone (especially in this situation where Chris is not a blood relative of Buck's), but it's like Buck said, "You knew I wouldn't [refuse]". Now that Eddie has trusted Buck with the responsibility of looking after the most precious thing in the world to Eddie, his son, in the event that Eddie himself couldn't, there's no way Buck would let Eddie down and say no. Actually I'm going to be honest, as much as I'm a Buddie fan and love the fact that Eddie places so much trust and faith in Buck, it rubbed me the wrong way that he did this without asking him first. Once you've had that responsibility placed on you, it's very hard to say no even if you're allowed to. I would've preferred it if Eddie had asked Buck and Buck had replied that it would be his honor to be Chris' godfather. Granted, then we couldn't have had the big "I've already changed my will" reveal scene in the Season 4 finale. But it could've been replaced by a scene of Eddie asking Buck... kind of like a proposal 😃

His character stays insecure. It's over done. Like he was going to transfer. Thought everyone was mad at him without talking with them to see where they stand. He's like a 12 year old. Oliver's character could be so much better than what they're writing him as.

@@Mina-ok5qm Great Point, He should never feel insecure. He's tough as steel.

@@giannimolluso5846 I mean they literally showed us why he is that insecure? His parents did a terrible job. They basically ignored him his entire life -unless he was injured, and that only worked when he was a kid bc they literally didn't give a shit about the engine incident, or the blood clots or the tsunami- because they somehow blame him for the death of a child he does not even remember. There is also the fact that somehow pretty much every important person he had in his life left him behind -purposefully or not-. So yeah I think he has every right to be insecure, being strong as steel or not.

I wish Eddie or someone would tell Buck that the situation with Maddie is NOT HIS FAULT. He was put in an impossible position where he had to betray either her trust or Chimney's. It shouldn't become yet another thing for Buck to beat himself up about. Eddie did *sort of* tell him that, but in a typical Eddie way that wasn't too gentle ("You were always gonna fail").

@@meilychangriquero3633 I get it, but he's going through therapy. He's saving lives and doing awesome stuff and he's not building any self worth. Again they overdid it.

Agree! In season 1-3 Buck was basically Buck's dead, now they still have a good relationship but it's like it's not that special anymore. In the crossover episode Buck told tk Bobby is like a dad to him, now it's Bobby's turn to share how he feels about Buck!

THIS. I'm sick of shows excusing violence like it's nothing. When you're an adult, you should be able to talk things out without hitting someone no matter how angry or upset you are. Personally, I think Buck was in a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation and it's hard to fault him for his choice. If the situation had been reversed - as in, Maddie STAYED and didn't tell Chimney about Jee-Yun's accident - then I would agree that Buck needed to tell Chimney, because Maddie could be putting the baby in danger and nothing would justify keeping that a secret. But Jee was no longer in any danger, Buck would only be telling Chim about something that had already happened. But, even if Buck was in the wrong about keeping Maddie's secret, that still didn't make it right for Chim to punch him.

It's like the people in this comment thread don't understand what emotions are. I suggest you get off your high horses, because unfortunately the rest of us are still human and negative emotions cloud judgment. Chimney was completely *distraught.* He had a *literal breakdown* in front of the doctor. He's not in his right mind. No one's excusing his behaviour, but it is absolutely understandable why he reacted that way. Do you need to be reminded that Buck distanced himself from Maddie when she finally came clean even though their parents never wanted her to say it. Or about the fact that Buck sued the department? So Buck has the right to make stupid decisions when he's angry but no one else? The bias is really shining through here.

@@marktwayne9796 actually the bias is the other way lol. maddie made chim promise to keep the secret of buck being a saviour sibling to their dead brother, just like maddie made buck promise her to not tell chim what happened with her. they both chose maddie over each other which is perfectly fine. but chim chose to lash out against buck with violence. buck did not.

@@jj-uv4rf Do you really think this helps your case in any way? All it does is give at least two more reasons why Chimney is morally correct (not for the hitting, but for the argument as a whole). 1. The secrets are NO WAY comparable. Buck completely and utterly forgot about Daniel's very existence. He could have gone his whole life without hearing _anything_ about it again and it wouldn't have impacted him in any way. Besides, it wasn't Chimney's place to tell him anything. All he knew was what Maddie told him, and coming from someone outside their family might make Buck think he was crazy or lying. On the other hand, what happened with Maddie directly concerned Chimney, because it relates to his daughter and significant other. Chimney was wracked with guilt the whole time and kept pressing Maddie to speak to him, whereas Buck didn't seem to be bothered by keeping it a secret at all. 2. When Maddie finally told him, despite the fact that it was their parents who made it clear she shouldn't have said anything, he ghosted _her._ Because he was hurt that someone so close to him had been keeping secrets all this time about something so serious. And then what does he do? He goes on to help the _same person who hid things from him,_ hide something from someone else she loves. Right, that makes sense. And why didn't Buck respond violently? Oh, maybe it's because he wasn't on the verge of a mental breakdown, maybe it's because, as I said before, the news about his dead brother who he completely forgot existed, wasn't that impactful. He was more upset about him being born to provide parts than he was about hearing that Daniel was a real person. Chimney was spiraling out of desperation and anger. People who aren't mentally well can make bad choices, as we saw with Maddie. In conclusion, I repeat, get over yourself.

@@marktwayne9796 also, but kept his promise to Maddy Maddy, never kept her promise to book about not telling the parents but he did

Judging by Eddie's spiral in Season 3 I'd say Buck's absence would not have been good for him. He needed a support system to deal with Shannon's death and the PTSD Christopher had from the tsunami, and Lena could not replace Buck in that regard.

Not really 🤷🏼‍♀️ let’s be honest buck probably would of done a lot worse if the roles were reversed and chimney was keeping the secret. But I get it I get it all of bucks fans like to portray him as the victim in everything: what happened with chimney, Maddie moving away (like normal older siblings do), when Eddie was buried alive, etc

@@xmkonox except you know when Chimney DID keep an important secret from Buck about Bucks life he DIDN'T react violently against him... Also, violence is never the answer so let's not normalise hitting people and having no consequences for it...

@@YingFaXiaoLang let’s not normalize treating a 30 year old man like he 2 😌

@@xmkonox Buck is not the violent type. If anyone would've done a lot worse, it'd probably be Eddie

@@jacetheace2073 either one would of done worse

next episode is Nov. 1st

@@thisweekireddit thanks

During the episode Buck Begins, at the beginning of the flashback of his first day at the 118, the year that is shown is 2017.

@@Jessica-to9ki But 2017 was four years ago... the pilot aired in january 2018 and if I remember correctly Buck was said to have been around for four months so from around september of 2017.

Plus I don't think, exactly when In that year he working at the 118 (correct if I'm wrong), so if he started working there at the beginning of 2017 and since 2021 is almost finished, so it might not be 5 years yet, but close enough that saying 5 years is more accurate than saying 4 years. (If I'm wrong someone please correct me.)

@@Jessica-to9ki That could be it, I don't know if they tried to follow reality's timeline. While the pilot aired in jan 2018, it couldve been set in the summer of 2017... like you said, if anyone knows if the show has given actual dates, please share :)

Yeahhhh this show has never met continuity

It is just acting calm down

@@ashleyfrancis5563 it’s not just acting. People see shit like this and they think that’s how it works, and then when they come across someone who’s struggling and doesn’t just automatically get better because of an “I love you” or a “your beautiful” then they start throwing hissy fits and throwing insults and harming that person’s recovery

@@maggiehills3893 it is just acting it is a fictional show

@@ashleyfrancis5563 yeah, you keep saying that. But like it or not, people are influenced by what they see on TV and just like people are fighting for proper representation of LGBT and colored communities, there needs to be proper representation of hardship and mental health, otherwise things aren’t going to improve for people like myself who are suffering and trying to get better, only for so called family and friends to say crap like “it’s not so much work when they show it on TV” or “my tv show talked about that and it wasn’t so bad”. TV is fictional, but when people are too stupid to see that, fictional acts and stories start to impact the real world

@@maggiehills3893 yeah but is just a tv show not everything you see is going to be correct

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Well there are more than just 5 firefighters per shift, and there usually are others in the background...😂

Background firefighters a lot of shows have them

nop,he's stuck with us :)