It's never gonna be not funny when Buck is assumed to be gay, and also never actually corrects them. Love it!
I loved the crossover but two things kinda bothered me. One is that there was no penalty whatsoever about taking the truck with a full team. Sure it worked out and they didn't die but still, discipline is probably a big thing it that line of work, so not following the rule and risking their life was Hella reckless. Second thing is that the helicopter driver just vanished. I thought he was stable in the beginning of the shaft? Sure maybe they couldn't move him with them and they didn't have enough oxygen to give him but still his body could have been salvaged right?! And as the vests were not that damaged from the fire as far as i could see, there should be more than just remains there right? For a show that is about saving every single soul and doing everything they can that felt just weird to me that the writers (I guess?) just forgot about him.
Posted: 2021-03-25 03:40
This was a disappointing one I think, there was barely any action, and the Hen and Owen scene wasn’t really that tense. Tim was there for no reason at all really, and there were some shallow connections between characters but nothing really apart from Buck and TK just admitting that they are literally just the same character. Gina Torres turned up for literally 30 seconds? It just seemed at little shallow considering other shows crossovers are really fun to watch
i haven't seen 911 so i wasnt familiar with the characters, but the casts mixed so well and the dynamics were very fun I'd love to see more
It's one of those episodes I'm always looking for.
Crossover between 911, 911 lone star and the 6th sense really creates a strong chemistry between the characters and we can clearly see two couples with high potential (if this was station 19 they would already be hooking up)
Shout by jacob d.BlockedParent2021-07-03T20:16:45Z
Awesome crossover episode hoping they'll do that again sometime cause it was really cool