#buck actually

No, bc why do Pete and Pooh kind of remind me of Thomas and Mitchell

If I had a nickel for every time a gay man named Thomas changed Buck's perspective on love I'd have two nickels. It's not a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

Cannot believe that I’m supposed to be normal about a (gay) man named Thomas teaching Buck what love is and about a man named Tommy becoming Evan’s first boyfriend

Evan Buckley going through a hard time in life and then stumbling on words of wisdom from an old person that immediately visibly puts him at ease, you will always be dear to me

having a gay british couple in buck, actually is so funny to me. don’t ask why bc idk

how did 911 curate the most heart wrenching call about a newly-married elderly gay couple, one of whom gives buck the sweetest words of advice about love ever written right after we see a montage of their life together and then 5 seasons later regurgitate the weakest bullshit coming out storyline for buck himself where they shoe in a racist misogynist for him to uncomfortably date and subsequently excuse said character bc “life was so hard before gay savior ryan murphy created glee”

Buck Actually was about Buck trying to return to dating after finally accepting that Abby wasn't coming back and trying not to backslide back into his Buck 1.0 habits (with a side of Madney behaving like a couple, but claiming they're friends), Buck Bothered and Bewildered was Buck trying to get Tommy's attention (by lifting weights when Tommy wasn't even in the room 🤔) and having his queer awakening. Do we think we'll get another Buck film or song based (or something else, a book maybe?) episode title this season? I don't think it will be the Buddie canon episode because that's about both of them, but maybe a feelings realisation episode? Or him spinning out over Eddie leaving? I just think it would be fun to continue the trend of every episode where something big related to Buck's romantic life happens being named after another form of media.