Things are heating up on 911 and I’m not talking about the fires. If you have been watching the show the last couple of weeks, you know that Eddie and Buck went to Nashville to take part in the Firefighter games that Bobby signed them up for just before he died and while travelling back to L.A by car, they run into a problem while making their way through New Mexico. They get ran off the road. Eddie lands in the hospital and Buck gets kidnapped. All is good and Buck gets save

People have theories about celebrity deaths. They assume that since the covid vaccines came out, celebrities dead because they got vaccinated. People will do anything to come up with some sort of negative thing about the vaccines. If you don’t want it, don’t get it. If a celebrity committed suicide because of mental health struggles, they were “murdered” because they knew too much about something so they were “murdered” to keep them quiet. One common theory among the “they kn

I’ve been watching 911 since the beginning and with a lot of the viewers of the show have seen the characters grow, mature and change over the course of the show, but what I find is that if someone doesn’t like a particular character or actor on the show, they will find reasons not to like them in their personal life. There are some hardcore fans that try and bash Tommy and say that he’s always been the same and he’s never really changed as a person. They still think that Tom

I have a theory about Oliver Platt’s character in Flatliners.

The show is about mother and daughter, Bonnie and Christy who are on their journey to sobriety. Both women have similar experiences when it comes to addiction. Bonnie grew up in foster care whereas Christy spend a lot of her childhood caring for her mother thru her addiction and not knowing where she was a lot of the time which eventually led her to her own addiction. The cycle continues when Christy as kids of her own and they experience their own childhood of addiction. Thr

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These questions would be a good ice breaker if you were at a party or holiday get together or you can create your own depending on who you're with and if there are kids involved.

My birthday message for Lou Ferrigno Jr.

I grew up watching horror movies. My brother was the one that introduced them to me when we were kids. He suggested that I watch George A Romero’s 1978 classic movie Dawn Of The Dead . I’ve loved that movie ever since. I’ve seen what people say are the scariest movies of all time, but when I watch them, I’m like “Is this it?” I didn’t jump or get scared once. People have said that Heredity was one of the best horror movies, but I didn’t think it was considered a horror, but m

Towards the end of March, there was a video that was leaked online of a major spoiler for 911. It had appeared that there was going to a death of a major character since the 118 was dressed up to do a funeral possession with his turnouts on the back of the fire engine. We expected that the reveal of how he died was going to be shown in the upcoming episodes, but we still had hoped that it was just some sort of dream like a character was in a coma. We had our speculations that

Since the breakup, everyone wanted to see Buck finally be happy. We wanted to know that Buck was taking care of himself. We wanted make sure that he was doing what he could to make himself happy. When it finally happen that Tommy came back, we knew that Buck was going to what he could to make sure that he didn’t screw it up, but of course in true Buck fashion, he had to say something that once again showed that he jeopardizes the good things in life. He finally felt like his

I saw the breakup scene on twitter so I knew going into the episode wasn't going to be easy. I try and not on on social media when its 911 day since I know there are going to be spoilers and I held on for as long as I could. Watching the scene broke my heart and the episode was something I've replayed in my head. I wanted to analyze where it all went wrong. This is my theory on what really happened between Buck and Tommy. I understand where Tommy was coming from in regards of

I understand that people want Eddie and Buck to be together because of how close they are and the fact that Buck is the legal guardian of Christopher if anything were to happen to Eddie. It does seem like a good idea since they’re best friends, but how often does that work? Getting together with your best friend is a disaster waiting to happen. I believe that Eddie needs to work on his mental health before getting into any type of relationship. He has PTSD from being in the s

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