With all the bumps, bruises, scrapes, cuts these boys get on their faces and body's every episode, they should have scars all over themselves by now. lol
These episodes really take a new meaning when you know what's coming with chuck by the end of the show.
Why does a Demon need to drive a car and a muscle car at that. LOL
I bet Jared had fun filing these episodes with his future real Wife. I read that he had quite the crush on her when she first appeared on the show.
very underwhelming plot, really can see it started as a fanfic but the 14 year old in me kinda liked it because of that. I really liked the acting and the casting, but there's really not much to the story
ofc Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine are really good actors, so they made it work
Overall, it’s a fun time. Is it the best movie I’ve ever seen? No. But it will give you butterflies. My major issue with it is that I wanted to know more about everyone around them. The band and their relationships are barely explored, which was, to me, a miss. I would also like to know more about her ex and his wife. Like, any of the other relationships are cardboard decorations in this movie. It is interesting how self-contained it feels, considering it’s a movie in which the main problem is the public.
A sweet heartwarming romance with main actors that share a real amazing chemistry ! For what it's supposed to be, I think it did great. One thing I would say against it is that the whole underlying scenario is cliché, expected (but not enough that it'll stop you fromhaving a good time, imo).
I've heard Anne Hathaway has received criticism for looking too young to play a 40yo, even though she herself is exactly that lol. And good for her. Otherwise I quite enjoy Nicholas Galitzine, but I hope he'll be able to not be typecast in the future, so that he doesn't oversaturate the romance flick market.
As a side note, Galitzine is 30. If they cast a real 24yo actor, would it have been cringier ? Maybe, given that we always see 24yo cast as highschoolers. How about irl though ?
Anne Hathaway, you will always be famous. A literal icon
The only cop show with so called upright law enforcers that can continuously commit criminal acts without any fear of prosecution. They can do whatever felony they wanna do.
my favorite Ep so far, Danny and Steve switched roles :rofl:
I love Danny actor he's funny and cool when it matters.
And this case was personal and showed how far he will go for a friend.
I want more Danny episodes
Ah yes, the first microsoft sponsorship. I'll definitely use bing now :grimacing:
I love a tv show with a fully hot cast <333
i like this episode but i feel like maddie & chimney are such a good couple, they deserved more than a hospital wedding. was this all really necessary?
I don't like this season ... too much love stories and too focused on privates stories and not on the 911 interventions
I think I'll stop to watch it
what a boring episode, ABC always ruining the series
Hen is a hypocrite. Talking about drunks always come out without a scratch but yet she was in a car accident where she caused someone to die and almost caused another car accident. Like I said Hypocrite. Don't get me wrong though, Drunks who drive are selfish assholes and should be spending lengthy jail time every time.
I am quite certain that that is not what would happen if a child goes missing in a mall. The mall security would check these things called video cameras to see what happened and where the boy might have gone, as well as search for him.
Taylor might not be the most likeable character but Buck has some nerve being the one to break it up, when he wanted her to move in before. Is it just me or are the writers trying to villainize a woman who is career-driven?
Lucy had one hell of a entrance this season, but afterwards she just stayed in the background. All that drama, surrounding her and Bucks relationship basically went nowhere.
Not a bad episode at all, but a underwhelming finale considering what this show has given us before.
Uh and I’m so glad they didn’t take that direction with Bobby!
Brilliant episode! Could have been a season finale!
Drew me in from start to finish and even took a VERY emotional turn me as the 118 (finally!) came together to save Bobby. However, May was the true MVP of this episode, it’s been a joy to see her growth over the last couple seasons, it’s a shame she’ll most likely leave the show once is off for college. Her bond with Bobby as shown on this episode, is truly something.
By the end I wasn’t expecting any casualties, so that ending for Claudette was actually shocking. Sadly, not as impactful as it could have been, considering the little journey we have witnessed as she and May came together to work out their differences. Seems like she was a mean for something deeper going with the “Monday” guy? I’m not fully convinced about this approach but other than that, one of the strongest episodes 9-1-1 ever had!
Btw, I’m totally shipping Josh and Carson.
The dispatch center has some of the roughest actors, and they dedicated a whole episode to them. Claudette had a boring and predictable backstory turned connection to May. It also cracks me up seeing Lucy in so much makeup while having the firefighter outfit on lol, so out of place.
9-1-1 being 9-1-1, what an amazing episode! It was thrilling and also emotional at times. This show just knows how to maintain quality always up.
AWSOME episode :ok_hand: this how you draw in you viewers.
that biker really had it coming, like you're not supposed to take up the entire road with your bike!
how about you share the road?
While the stuff surrounding Eddie was great, the rest of the episode was rather lacking... I can't quite put my finger on why, though.
madney episode outsold and was the best ep of the season tbh
Awww naw why ya'll doin my man Chimney like this. Breaking my heart here.
Can we not normalise hitting men as an expression of anger/frustration/sadness? If Buck was a female character, it would absolutely not be acceptable to depict her being punched out of nowhere, yet we see it time and time again with male characters.
And we certainly would not see other characters react to the situation as "He got you good" if Buck was female.
