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9-1-1: Buck, Bothered and Bewildered (2024)
Absolutely Incredible Episode
I absolutely loved this episode! Thank you so much ABC, Tim, and Oliver! I am so excited to see what is next for Buck and I absolutely love that him being bisexual was finally made canon. I have been waiting so long for this. It is so amazing to have this representation! Especially for someone that is in their 30s! A lot of people realize later in life especially if they have gone through trauma. Your sexuality can be really repressed and it's nice to see a character who is in their 30s realize that they are queer. I cannot wait for next week's episode! I am excited to see Buck come out to his family! I do also hope that we get to see more of Hen and Bobby in the next episode! As much as I absolutely loved all of the Buck anf Eddie scenes, I missed seeing the firefam too!
9-1-1: Abandon Ships (2024)
ABC is the Best Thing to Happen to This Show!!
ABC is the best thing that has ever happened to this show! Everything about this premiere was incredible! The camera work is better, the acting was amazing, the storylines and calls are sooo good so far!
I absolutely love the Buck and Eddie banter. It was nice to see that again! Their relationship and their family with Christopher is my favorite part of the show.
Christopher's scene with Shannon made me cry, I loved that cameo! I literally screamed when I saw her!
I'm on the edge of my seat with Bobby and Athena's storyline! I can't wait to see what happens next! I also really hope they communicate with each other after all of this is over too.
Chimney and Maddie are so adorable as always! I'm so excited for their wedding!!
I can't wait to see what's in store for Hen and Karen!! I really hope they get to adopt that baby girl!
Thank you for saving our show and making it better ABC! I can't wait to see what you have it store for us!
9-1-1: FOMO (2022)
I Loved This Episode!
I always love when we get to see the Buckley siblings and Hen/Karen!
Maddie and Buck's scene was incredible! Maddie is an incredible mom and I love that Buck let her see that she's been a great mom his whole life. I hate that she went though that. I know first hand what it is like to be parentified at a young age and I completely understand her anxiety about being a good mom. I love that Buck is showing her how much he loves and appreciates her.
I always love when we get to see Karen! Hen and Karen are such an adorable couple and their scenes were incredible! I especially loved the end scene when they were trying to find the thief. It was adorable and so entertaining. I hope we see more of them in future episodes!
Eddie and May's friendship is adorable. I love that they have become such good friends and that Eddie was able to be there for her. It was also good to see that therapy is helping Eddie. I can't wait to see where May's storyline goes.
As always I absolutely love Chimney, Bobby,and Athena. Chimney, Maddie, and Jee-Yun are the cutest family and you can tell how much they love each other. I'm interested to see where Athena's storyline is going, it seems like they've been hinting a lot about her career. Bobby is the sweetest man and I love him so much!
The only downsides to this episode are that Ravi is not in it and that Lucy still is. I really wish that they would make Ravi a main. I absolutely love his character and it feels like something is missing when he's not there. I also still have no love for Lucy. I really think they could have given all of her scenes to Ravi and they would have been so much better. I don't see what she brings to the show and it just feels like she's taking valuable screentime from characters that the audience truly loves. I hope that the writers/show runners see that Lucy has not been embraced by the audience and chooses not to bring her back for next season. And I hope this pushes them to give Ravi more screentime as he has been embraced by the audience since his very first episode. I would love to learn more about his character and there is so many potential storylines for him.
9-1-1: Dumb Luck (2022)
Such a Great Episode!
I absolutely loved this episode. All of the Eddie, Christopher, and Buck scenes were incredible! I love that they are putting such a huge focus on mental health. I think that's really important. I loved seeing Chim back on the team and Chim and Hen working together again! I loved seeing Chim and Maddie be there for each other (honestly forgot that they had broken up in the last episode until they stopped holding hands). I loved seeing Karen again! She should really be in the show more. I loved seeing Bobby and Athena together and hanging out with Hen and Karen.
The only part I didn't like about this episode was Lucy and Jonah. Why did they waste so much screen time on those two? Especially the scene of just them where they seemed to be talking negatively about the 118? Was that meant to get us to like them? If so, it really didn't work. Also I do not understand Lucy's storyline at all in this episode. She's seriously upset that she saved a woman's life but it was just luck so that doesn't make her special? There seems to be a huge ego there. If Buck had saved that kid on the roller coaster out of pure luck he would have been so relieved and happy. Same with any of the others on the 118. I do not think Lucy fits with this team at all. Not to mention, this could have been a great storyline for Ravi. He could have easily fit in there and had Buck mentoring him since he's the probie. They could have turned it into a learning experience for Ravi instead of a conceited storyline for Lucy. I don't see why Lucy is necessary to the plot at all. She's been in 3 episodes now and the more I see if her, the more I don't like her. Same with Jonah. I honestly hope we don't see much more of him either now that he's with another firehouse. I really wish they would focus more on Ravi and Albert. Everyone loves them, they've already been around for at least a few seasons and I've seen so many people say they'd like to see more of them and I completely agree.
However, those parts of the episode are not going to make me take any stars off because minus their scenes, the episode was incredible. JLH and Kenny coming back makes the show feel better again. More Buck and Eddie scenes makes the show feel better again. If they continue to give the mains more screentime (and give Ravi and Albert more screentime) then it will finally feel like 9-1-1 again.
9-1-1: Fear-o-Phobia (2022)
Ryan Guzman's Acting is Incredible
This episode definitely had some issues, I really think they should have spent more time on Eddie and honestly no time on Lucy and Jonah. I don't see what those two add to the show especially since Chim is back and Eddie will most likely be back by the end of the season. Nothing about Lucy and Jonah has really intrigued me and I hope their screen time lessens in future episodes. I also absolutely hate the whole Buck/Taylor storyline. Just end the relationship already. It just eats up screentime and I couldn't care less about Taylor Kelly. They completely changed her character and their relationship is so boring. Also breaking up Chimney and Maddie upsets me but they clearly still love each other so I'm going to hold out hope that they will get back together.
I feel like they should have spent more time on Eddie because there was not much build up to the absolutely incredible end scenes. They could have shown why Eddie finally decided to go to therapy when he was super anti getting help, they could have shown Eddie having his break down, they could have shown how Buck comforted him enough to get him out of his trashed room, and they could have ended the episode much better instead of just suddenly in the middle of their conversation.
The reason I gave this episode 9 stars is because of the last scenes and Ryan Guzman's performance. I absolutely love that the writers are actually having him confront his trauma and hopefully start the process to heal from it. I think it is very important for shows to focus on mental health as so many people deal with it everyday. I love that Buck was able to be there for both Chris and Eddie. He really feels like Christopher's dad, as he treats him exactly like Eddie does and I think that is so important. And to see Eddie finally stop repressing his feelings and actually trust Buck enough to let him see him when he is vulnerable is so important for his development. Ryan's performance in those scenes was so incredible and I cannot wait to see what he does next.
9-1-1: Outside Looking In (2022)
Eddie's Storyline Saved the Episode
I am absolutely loving Eddie's storyline! The scenes with him and Chris were absolutely adorable. I loved the one in the kitchen where they finally talked and Chris told Eddie he never wanted him to stop being a firefighter and that he could be brave too. It was so touching. I love their relationship so much.
I also really liked Athena's scenes in this episode. She is incredible and I love how it tied back to the bomb at the beginning of the episode.
The only reason I took a star off for this episode was because I really hate Buck's storyline. I also hate that they introduced a new woman firefighter just to have her be used as a love interest and be used to make Buck cheat on Taylor. I was really excited about Lucy's character because both Hen and Lena were incredible but the writers had to ruin it in the most sexist way possible. Also I really wanted Buck and Taylor to break up but not because he cheated. And I really hate that, that is the way the writers decided to go.
Also I hope they give some kind of explanation about why Josh was so harsh on Eddie. That seemed out of character for Josh and was just awful. A supervisor talking to another employee like that is so inappropriate and I don't understand why it happened other than to further show how out of place Eddie is right now.
9-1-1: Defend in Place (2021)
Amazing!
Now this is what I'm talking about. This episode actually felt like a 9-1-1 episode, unlike last week's. I loved seeing the team work together. I love getting to see Eddie and Buck work together again, they have incredible teamwork. I loved getting more backstory for Ravi. I think he and Hen work really well together. I do still miss Chim and Maddie though. I absolutely loved Michael and David in this episode. It was incredible to see how amazing David is and I love them together so much. I was so happy when Michael said he was going to propose and the proposal was so sweet! I really hope that they aren't leaving the show for good though. That montage made it seem very final and if that is the case, I'll be very upset. I love seeing them with the rest of the Grant-Nash family. Michael and Bobby's friendship is incredible. And I was hoping for another episode like the one where they played detectives with David.
9-1-1: Ghost Stories (2021)
What a letdown...
I didn't think I would ever say this about a 9-1-1 episode but it was so boring. There was barely any screentime for the main characters. There was no Eddie or Maddie. The only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 was because we finally got to see Chimney again. I'm so very tired of Taylor Kelly. All of her scenes are either boring or irritating. I whole heartedly agree with Lou's comments about her. If they wrote her off the show it would be so much better and there would actually be screentime for the main characters. The promos for this episode had so many scenes that just were not in this episode at all. And bringing back Eva again? Putting Karen and Hen through more heartache? For what purpose? Enough with Eva, please don't ever bring her back again. Please give Hen and Karen some happy storylines for once. It didn't even feel like a 9-1-1 episode. It felt like a knockoff crime show. I'm honestly so disappointed right now.
9-1-1: Peer Pressure (2021)
Wasn't my favorite
The pacing of this episode was really weird. Especially in context with the previous episodes. Some things that happened, like Hen and Eddie working great in the previous episode and then not working well together at all the next is just odd. Having Maddie's voicemail say Kendall was so inappropriate. There is no way that she would go by her abusers name. I don't understand this shows obsession with keeping her a Kendall instead of Buckley as she has referred to herself in the past. Please stop doing that.
I did really like Ravi in this episode. I think he's a great character. And there were parts of the episode that I enjoyed but several parts that I didn't. This was not a well written episode in my opinion.