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buck: only one person can decide when the time is right for you to quit
ravi, nodding: me
buck: no, me
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guy who wouldn’t even notice they’ve been sex pollened with all the repressed lust they’ve got going on
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On one hand I don't want 9-1-1 to turn into The Buddie Show and it is good and important to keep focus on other characters and relationships; on the other hand 8x11 really did feel like it was setting up for Buddie, but then it's been followed by two episodes of Eddie treating Buck like a partner but nothing particularly non-platonic on his side, followed by this virus 2 parter with no Eddie, followed by possibly dead Bobby in 8x16 which isn't really a moment for romance... 8x11 really felt like there was potential but this big pause kind of saps any momentum there and it's making me question how they could get back to that point
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thinking about how Buck has been part of the Diaz family for a long time, just in this nebulous way. a sort of quantum state flickering between friend and uncle and dad as the situation demands. his biggest dad moments tend to be when Eddie is absent either physically or emotionally — the tsunami arc, the shooting, Eddie's breakdown — or when there's a wedge between Eddie and Chris (ubering to the loft after the argument over Eddie dating). it's like for years Buck has been an understudy for the role of Christopher's dad, only stepping in when Eddie can't go on. and now their arc in 8b is very deliberately shifting that dynamic. Buck is the absent one here, he's over 800 miles away from Eddie and Chris. and Eddie is still calling him on. there's no natural disaster and nobody's in the hospital. there's just the long hard everyday work of making a family, and Buck has been there every step of the way. he's not waiting in the wings anymore. he's ready to take on the role for real.
#it's so fascinating#Bc on one hand all of this is true#But on the other he's never been more distant or less directly involved with Chris#At the same time Eddie is setting them up as side by side partners in raising Chris#Chris has cut himself off from Buck and Buck has no place or acknowledgement in his life#Buck is supporting Eddie with Chris but entirely from behind the scenes
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I don't get BuckTommy shippers making such a fuss about how ✧・゚: *✧・゚romantic *:・゚✧*:・゚✧ it is that Tommy claims he was driving by Buck's apartment and thinking of calling him; yet ignoring that he dumped Buck, didn't make any post-breakup contact in the weeks/months since it happened, he's only talking to Buck then because Ravi dragged him over, and he doesn't admit to apparently wanting to reach out to Buck until finds out the competition is out of the way. Why give him credit for gestures of interest he didn't actually make?
#anti bucktommy#anti tommy kinard#I can sit here and think about donating all my money to charity and living a life of virtuous poverty and service#It's not altruistic unless I actually do something about it
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Sorry, girl, but you missed out Well, tough luck, that boy's mine now We are more than just good friends This is how the story ends
Buddie + Sk8ter Boi - Avril Lavigne
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now that chris is back where he belongs is he going to pipe up in a week like 'dad why are you and buck facetiming ALL THE TIME?'
eddie, baffled: what do you mean? he's my best friend! you're keeping in touch with your friends back in LA, aren't you?
chris: yeah loads but not THIS much
eddie: we... we talk a normal amount
chris: you literally just facetimed with him to tell him about the sandwich you were eating
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One thing I would love to see more of in Buddie fic is scenes where they go to their friends for advice and get a response that takes them seriously and is supportive of their concerns about having a relationship rather than blandly encouraging
Like my kingdom for somebody to nod and say "Yes confessing your love to a friend is a big risky move and if it goes wrong it probably will make things weird between you. a kid does add complications to a relationship and future household dynamics even if things are good between you as friends and that's probably something you should be having serious conversations about" instead of always being like "go for it. It'll be fine. Power of friendship and true love will overrule any concerns"
#tgd-posts#buddie#fic recs anyone?#It doesn't have to be super negative#Just actually acknowledging that concerns are valid
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Chimney getting whimsical after he’s messed up:

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One notable thing about the FaceTime calls is how they demonstrate a complete 180 from Buck and Eddie's dynamic in 8x09 and 8x10, which was awkward, uncomfortable, and even contentious at times. They've both relished the opportunity to fall back into old patterns: using their love for Chris to avoid having to think about how they feel about each other. Like they are THRIVING with their beloved buffer standing between them. It's their comfort zone. A safe way for them to be partners in the way they know they are but aren't ready to to put a name to.
But now that Eddie is no longer in dad crisis mode, the weirdness is bound to creep back in. And what are they going to when there's nothing left to face but each other?
#Yes#When Eddie was leaving they had to think about them#But then they retreated back into the safety of only talking about Chris and mutual friends#Don't get me wrong I love the conversations they've had#But they have retreated into safe impersonal topics#Especially on Buck's side#(can't be hopelessly pining for your straight best friend if you avoid anything personal and focus only on his problems)
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Buck and Eddie sharing a bed this, Buck and Eddie fighting over the couch that, but who will join me on team Buck and Eddie excitedly shopping for bunk beds while their loved ones look on in abject despair at the level of stupid
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going crazy over the fact that helena and ramon wanted to take over for eddie, both because they wanted a do-over and because they thought they'd do better than eddie, and then they just made the same fucking mistakes. on their way to unhappy and repressed son no 2. who is doing it like them
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9-1-1 -> 8x13 Invisible
#Oh but to be a fly on the wall for the Helena+Ramon debrief after all this#Her baby stealing plan was going so well#The light had been dying in Eddie's eyes as she successfully forced him to the sidelines of his son's life#Then Ramon and Chris go to a chess tournament without her#(it's clear more than one adult guest was allowed but pretending that rule exists is a sacrifice she was willing to make to keep Eddie out)#Except now Eddie has Chris???#And her usual tricks to undermine him aren't working#And Eddie is standing up for himself as a parent#Where did it all go wrong
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