Evan Buckley 🆘 knife in my back [season 3]
nenastie
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I planned to make a video about Buck and Eddie, but when I saw the last episode, I realized that we needed to dedicate the whole video to our beautiful lifeguard.
Song : The Acid - Basic Instinct
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Editor : nenastie
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Evan Buckley 🆘 knife in my back [season 3]
nenastie
77,302 views
I planned to make a video about Buck and Eddie, but when I saw the last episode, I realized that we needed to dedicate the whole video to our beautiful lifeguard.
Song : The Acid - Basic Instinct
Fandom : 9-1-1
Software : Sony Vegas 13
Coloring : Keephopealive
Editor : nenastie
[DISCLAIMER] I DON'T own any footage or music used within my videos. All the editing is my own work. This fan-vid is made for fun, with no profit gained. No copyright infringement is intended.
© Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use
#911onFox #fanvidfeed #viddingisart
First of all, Bobby was acting like Buck was the young version of himself, so he was holding him off from coming to work longer than the department said was necessary. Not only that, but he was dishonest about it, until that dinner scene of course, to which Buck rightfully stormed out.
Next, the team talks about Buck at the station in the kitchen, and they all seem so flabbergasted by the fact that he's depressed and hasn't left his apartment in a week. Finally, Hen mentions how he really has no life outside of the job - he has no one or thing to go home to. Sure, Maddie is back in town, but they don't live together, and she's dating Chimney, so that still doesn't count. Then Eddie takes it upon himself to finally visit Buck (which is just crazy that none of them physically went to see him for a whole week while he was isolating but whatever), and then just storms in his house and acts like he should be glad? Grateful? Joyful? Ecstatic that his life isn't physically over? Though to Buck, it does feel over, and everyone ignoring that simple fact did him a disservice. What makes that scene even worse, is Eddie has the audacity to compare Buck's current (and new) situation to Christopher's, which he has lived with and knows how to deal with. They are vastly different and nothing to be compared. I don't care that Buck is nearly 20 years older than Christopher - to act like Buck should be okay with "simply losing a job" (that he loves and cherishes) because a boy who has lived with CP and doesn't know anything different is borderline hysterical to me?? Who made Eddie say these things? I just have a few questions.
Then the lawsuit comes around, because Buck learns it's Bobby's doing and not the departments for keeping him out of a job. And to my surprise, when Athena tells Bobby that he has no idea what Buck will do or how he will respond to the work load until he's working, Bobby completely ignores her? Like the balls you have to have to ignore Athena Grant Nash, your WIFE. Damn... Anyway, Buck obviously tells about all these other cases within their team of injured workers coming back to work rather quickly in the grand scheme of time, and also about Bobby's own personal issues, and then everyone's mad at him? For what? Being right?
AND THEN in the grocery store, Eddie starts yelling at Buck about all these things, being a selfish little baby blah blah. Buck asks him why he can't see his side of things. Eddie retorts that that's all Buck can see. But of course it is! Someone has to see it from his side, since you're all choosing to blindly disregard it! Someone has to defend Buck, and since his team isn't coming to his side, Buck is doing it alone. I commend him for that. And again, ask who made Eddie say these things? Why couldn't there be one scene, ONE SCENE, where they all came to him and apologized for his mistreatment that they took part in?
And then for Buck to come back to work and be the one to apologize to all of them? I don't think so. It was really just a whirlwind of a season that only proved to me the great heart Evan Buckley has, and how mediocre his friends (or family if you will) can be.
Sorry, I know this is long and probably confusing, but Buck is my favorite character and this season really just irked me lol.