Chimney Coming In Clutch With The Alliteration "so I'm Your Basketball Beard? I Feel So Bonded" During

Chimney coming in clutch with the alliteration "so I'm your basketball beard? I feel so bonded" during the alliteratively titled "Buck, bothered and bewildered" in which the the title character Buck goes on an arguably alliterative journey to do with basketballs and bisexuality. Magnificent.

I might be wrong, but isn't this also the first mlm kiss shared between main characters on 911 total? Like, I know that Thomas and Mitchell kissed once in their little montage but that was very brief, and I think every other male same sex relationship seen on calls has just involved like loving looks and some touches and stuff. But those are side characters only there for five mins tops really and while they can be significant to the plot, what they do is unlikely to be scrutinised because of how little screen time they get.

What's wild is that there have been two other men on the show that are openly queer and neither of them have kissed another man, which is wild. I'll forgive Josh because we only really see him at work and when we didn't he was being assaulted but Michael's entire storyline almost revolved around him coming out as gay and how that affected his life and yet he never kissed either of his boyfriends, not even when he PROPOSED! And don't get me wrong, not everyone likes to kiss their partners and that's perfectly fine, but it just struck me as odd that in his entire time on the show not once was he overtly intimate with his partners.

Either way, it's odd that a kiss between two main male characters has never happened on the show before and that is the second mlm kiss ever but it's great that it's happening at such a pivotal moment and having such a positive impact/reception.

Buck, bothered and bewildered: not in fact a bi awakening but rather the 118 finding out Buck's bi and Buck being so BEWILDERED at the fact they don't know that it BOTHERS him to the point of him trying to act gay with every remotely attractive man he and the 118 come across because look, i am engaging with the same sex in a flirtatious manner, because I am bi, I like women but I also like men, have done this whole time, it's actually baffling how you don't know considering my past and how I am obviously in love with my very male best frie-

Anyone else getting more and more excited/nervous for tonight's ep or is it just me? Like I feel like we're on the edge of something amazing but we've been building it up ever since like the title dropped that I'm kinda scared it's not gonna go how we think. Either way, it's been so much fun clowning and I can't wait to see what life looks like once we know how exactly everything is going to play out.

If we're operating under the assumption that the suits Ryan and Oliver wore to the 100th episode party were their costumes from the Madney wedding, then we're all wondering what the hell Buck and Eddie go through, because they're an absolute state!

Sorry if it's already been said by someone else and I just haven't seen but, one possible explanation is purely that Buck is wearing white under that blazer.

Everyone knows you DO NOT wear white to a wedding. It's just a big no no. So I now have a couple theories/headcanons around how this could play out:

1. Eddie deliberately ruined Buck's suit with the wine(?) so he'd have to change, because Buck could be the sort of person that might not care about/believe in that rule, but Eddie, who has been through the wedding process before, is INTIMATELY aware of how much strife white can cause. This could then lead to a less than subtle skirmish, which would, in turn, explain the dirt on Eddie's suit too.

2. Someone offhandedly comments on it like, "It's bad luck to wear white to a wedding.", which then leads to Buck ending up 'cursed', with a load of minor things happening to ruin the suit over the course of the day, culminating with him catching on fire (like what the actual hell!?). I like to think this scenario would lead to a similar structure and vibe to 'Jinx', at least for Buck and Eddie.

Anyway, those are my thoughts :)

Maybe it's just me but the fact that so many people are making Buck's coming out about Buddie just doesn't sit well with me.

This moment was about Buck. This was about Evan finally understanding a fundamental part of himself. About accepting feelings. This was about Buck learning that he doesn't have to hide anymore, that there is just as much space for Buck and Evan to be loved.

This is about Buck and not Buddie.