Spoiler Alarm: We’re discussing a big moment from the return of 9-1-1. Not watched? You have been warned.
Many went on Monday spring premiere of 9-1-1. As, a a lot.
For example, Hen uncomfortably learns to accept Jonah (Bryce Durfee), Chimney’s paramedic replacement, as a member of the team; the 118 rescued a couple and their son from a broken-up one Speed-inspired crisis; and Eddie realized he wanted to get back into action, only to reject Bobby’s request, creating a rift between them.
OK, now let’s talk about the Saach. You know, the moment you all came here to discuss. Specifically, we break that kiss between Buck and newcomer Lucy (Arielle Kebbel) – and his failed attempt to get clean on Taylor, instead of inviting her to move in with him.
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When asked about Buck’s next move, co-showrunner Kristen Reidel tells TVLine that while he has feelings for Lucy, his real problem is with Taylor.
“Lucy Kiss was kind of a symptom of a bigger problem for him,” Reidel explains. “He was a little unmoored after Maddie and Chimney left, and he turned to Taylor in that sadness, and that relationship went a little faster and in ways he hadn’t planned. Buck is that guy. who always wants to do it. He was never the guy to leave first. So when Lucy comes he really loves her but that kiss is as much about Taylor as it is about Lucy.
As for whether we meet Lucy’s family – she is the black sheep of her family, who is a firefighter among the police – Reidel has an incredible answer:
“Not this season,” Reidel says. “Depending on what happened before, we would like to. We make jokes about it all Blo Blutt Set up dinner. “
Open your mind 9-1-1seng long-awaited Premiere? Buck and Lucy’s chemistry? Eddie’s future with 118? Grade the episode below, then leave a comment with your full review.
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