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Why are showerbeers a thing and not showerwines?

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Yikes hit a nerve didn’t I??

You are correct that these different words have different definitions. Congrats.

And that the co-creator Tim Minear had expressed that it was for the stakes for the show, as well as to honour the real risk that firefighters have to take in real life.

What I’m implying in my little post that the sobering death of Bobby was out of synch from the shows upbeat and over the top ideals that they already established. That this show, for many seasons, has presented the ways that these characters make mistakes and bounce back to evolve, whether on the job or personally.

This show has never been an out realism and that’s what people were drawn to.

Following up to his death each person has been apart of something that could, if not should have killed them or left them with a disability. Some examples are the fire truck falling on Bucks leg, or the rebar through Chimneys head, maddie getting her throat cut, chimney getting stabbed or the sniper attack to Eddie. Yet there were still stakes to be held, that each thing that could happen will affect the relationship with eachother and themselves. Such as Eddie when Chris saw the other women, the stakes was with their relationship and whether or not it could be the same or change for the worse.

So the sobering end of Bobby’s life was unsteady for people viewing it. The existence of death does exist within the show and life obviously, but the way they did felt uneasy and deceitful for what people intended to watch.

And now when these new plot lines of going to space and meteorites are here, people aren’t as willing to bend their sense of reality when that has been broken for them.