#bucktommy

[tevanbuckley]

↳ 8.08 bucktommy crumbs you ever been so down bad for a man you have to hit up your bestie for flour?

[thetouchof118]

can we talk first? yeah, of course.

[louferrignojrofficial]

everybody say thank you lou 😏

[louisferrignojr]

ok i've calmed down. i'm just gonna sit here and appreciate the fact that lou came back to confirm

that tommy loves buck!!!! tommy loves evan!!!!

that he hated 8x06 as much as we did huh! as politely as possible he said the writing sucked. he said he's not satisfied with where he's leaving tommy..... neither are we!!!!!!!

that no one has any fucking idea what's going on, actors aren't told shit, they are given the least amount of heads up possible before going to film. cool. incredible way to run a show. /s

the little smile and "what's up" was tommy sending buck the dtf signals.......quickie before movie CANON!

it's not fucking over. "tommy did bubble buck" he literally says tommy is still around! tommy is not going anywhere!!!!!! HE WANTS TO COME BACK!!!!!!!!

and dropped the fact that THERE'S A DELETED "CUTE LITTLE" SCENE WITH BUCK AND TOMMY IN THE CAR WHEN THEY LEAVE THE CEMETERY IN 8X05??????? TIM MINEAR I AM IN YOUR WALLS.

i love him so fucking much. thank you for my life mr junior

[robinminustherichard]

Its really late at night when the episode of hotshots finishes wrapping and they have to fill out forms to get credited correctly and Buck is very tired and has one hand on the paper and one tapping through his texts and somewhere in there some wires get crossed and he writes Evan Kinard on the form and weeks later they're all watching for their names to appear in the credits and Hen chokes on popcorn and Eddie goes "Oh, shit"

And Buck feels his phone vibrate and he just knows it's Tommy

[swearphil]

the anniversary to ex-fiancée to breakup pipeline

bonus: coping with cookies

[evansbuck-ley]

buck probably called tommy every chance he got when they were together. driving home from work and stuck in traffic, it’s time to call tommy and tell him about his shift. late night in bed and he’s struggling to fall asleep without him, tommy’s soft voice will lull him to sleep from the other side of the phone. both on shift and the calls had been particularly slow, he will go and sit on the roof with tommy on loud speaker and they will just talk about anything and everything.

and when buck finds out that eddie is thinking about moving back to texas, tommy is the only person who he wants to talk to about it. so he finally gives in and calls. and of course, tommy will answer.

[wolvesofinnistrad]

Yall just imagine Tommy watching Hotshots as his comfort show and then fucking Evan Buckley shows up as a random doctor

[ody3baby]

I feel like Lou Ferrigno Jr is the ideal actor to interview because not only is he so fucking polite but he compliments the interviewer saying "what a great question" and gives SUCH insightful answers and you can tell how much he loves his work and his characters (especially Tommy) and he cares about the fans and he's just so fucking honest and I just love this man so much

[bucksboobs]

Tommy Kinard is Lou Ferrigno Jr’s Blorbo

[inogart]

#tommybubblesbuck

[missgirlsthings]

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[so-that-was-okay]

Okay. I was an editor in chief for 5 years in the past, and I've been a managing editor for 6 years. I had a whole team of journalists and writers, they made interviews of people some you would die to meet, and I interviewed artists who inspired the biggest names in Hollywood, people who are hard to book.

Those buddie clowns shitting on Katey's interview of Lou, only to praise the mediocre one of Oliver (not his fault) made by Pink News, are testing my patience.

Katey's interview is very good. She chose her angle according to where the show left Lou's character. She focused on Lou's experience of this scene and moment of the show as an actor, asked about the creative process, how he felt after such an unexpected turn of events. Note that she was interviewing Lou as an actor who played Tommy on 911. It's a different approach than if he was currently still on the show.

Then you have Pink News, who interviewed Oliver. The angle is supposed to be about Buck being bisexual but the title is clear: it's about buddie. It's about a fucking fanon ship. And Oliver has to answer for the umpteenth time to "is buddie a thing?". Oh and snacks. Yeah, very important question to know about what kind of snacks Buck likes.

So on one hand, you have a journalist asking actual questions after a big twist in an important storyline (Buck's canon love life is a core storyline of the show), and on the other, you have a shipper working for a transphobic queer website asking about a fanon ship.

And you know, actually, both are fine. This is the beauty of editorial. Choose your angle and work with it. It can be fun, it can be serious. But hammering the same question over and over is not an angle, it's an obsession, and not even one you can turn into something good apparently.

[louferrignojrofficial]

another tommy mention

[louisferrignojr]

that's such a polite way to say "that writing sucked ass" thank you lou ferrigno jr you're so fucking right