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Season 1
Episode 1 - Pilot
- Buck getting quite attached to the rescued baby and talking to her the entire way to the hospital. Bobby even has to stop him from going with her into the hospital.
- Buck telling Abby she's a hero for making sure the little girl is safe and keeping her on the phone.
- The team comforting Buck at the start of the episode when his first failed mission clearly gets to him.
- Even after a rather heated fight between the two mid-episode, Chim still insists that Bobby be the only one to treat him when he gets into his accident.
- At the end of the episode, The Squad visits a recuperating Chim in the hospital. This exchange then happens:Hen: I, um, I tried to get ahold of your parents. There's a 16-hour time difference with Seoul, so maybe...maybe that has something to do with it.[Bobby reaches for Chim's hand and grips it tight]Bobby: Yeah, that's alright. His family's right here.
- When Abby's mother (who has dementia) goes missing, she is taken to a hospital by a trio of rough-looking men who found her wandering in a bad part of town. One tells her that he realized something was wrong because his abuela had dementia as well.
- Bobby learns that his blood has the antibodies that can cure Rhesus Disease, meaning he could save millions of babies. Bobby had already decided that when he saved 148 lives he would kill himself, so he could be with his family (claiming he made a deal with God) but now he knows that doing so would mean allowing innocent children to die. He's not happy at first but comes to realize this is a better way to make up for his mistakes.
Season 2
Episode 1 - Under Pressure
- When it's revealed that Chimney's the one picked as the firefighter calendar, he's confused because he deleted his pics before submitting them. Hen then explains that what she submitted was a picture of Chim carrying a little girl during a bus accident a year prior to show that he's an actual hero. Hen submitted the picture despite her disdain toward the event because she honors Chim's desire to be an inspiration toward his people and she still manages to make her best friend win without losing her integrity. A truly great display of strong bond between the two.
- The opening montage of the Diaz father and son in the morning
is one of their most adorable father-son interactions in the show. - When he can't find anyone to care for Christopher Eddie brings him to the firehouse. This leads to a ton of great moments:
- Chimney and Hen gathering around Christopher and talking with him.
- When Bobby comes up Eddie is sure he's in trouble... only for Bobby to reveal Buck already talked with him and in turn Bobby went to the Fire Chief and got permission for Christopher to spend the day with them.
- Chimney not reacting at all when Christopher asks about his scar, instead telling him about how he got it and then telling Christopher he's cooler than him for going to the hospital more than he has
- When they arrive at the scene of a minor traffic accident Bobby holds Christopher and explains everything they are doing including hyping up how cool Eddie is.
- Chimney getting fire houses so Christopher can play their pinball machine.
- Bobby making Christopher lunch
- Everyone helping him slide down the pole.
- Finally, when Eddie's grandmother comes to pick Christopher up Eddie hugs Bobby and thanks him for everything.
- Buck introducing Carla to Eddie. When his story arc last season talks about his uncertainty to integrate himself in his relationship with Abby, it's touching to see that he's able to apply what he leans to find the best solution to help his new best friend.
- Even with all the trouble Gloria gave her for getting her fired, Maddie still did the right thing and summoned helped for Gloria, causing her to have a Heel–Face Turn when seen again later, grateful to Maddie for staying on the line instead of treating it as a "dead-end call" until help arrived.
- After City Slicker critically injures its head after being spooked by the chaos that erupted at the Halloween party when a firebreather set someone on fire by accident, every LAPD and LAFD member there after getting all the 911 and Officer Down calls join together and link arms to say goodbye to the faithful police horse, as Captain Nash administers the lethal morphine injection to give City Slicker a Mercy Kill to end its suffering. Even the little girl dressed up as Dorothy Gale who fed City Slicker an apple earlier before the chaos broke out joins the LAPD officer who was partnered with City Slicker to comfort him as he says goodbye to his four-legged partner.
- Mitchell and Thomas, the elderly gay couple. We see a montage of their entire lives together— meeting at an underground club in the 60s, marching for their rights, buying homes, celebrating birthdays, getting married, and settling into an active and adventure-filled retirement. The whole thing is one of the purest expressions of joy and love seen on TV.
- When Buck tries to console Thomas after the team failed to save Mitchell, this exchange occurs.
Buck: I'm sorry, I really am. Guess I could only hope to find something that good.note
Thomas: You don't find it, son. You made it.- After that, Thomas asked Buck for a chance to give one last goodbye while Buck collects the memorabilia of the couple's love story. Thomas unfortunately died soon after holding Mitchell's hand, but the whole Together in Death concept the couple displayed is what made Buck more determined to pursue more emotional connection with his dates.
- In her first weeks on the job, Hen had to put up with an openly racist and sexist supervisor constantly putting her down in front of everyone and making it clear he'd never give her a chance. When she goes against his orders to save a life, Hen is called to the office and figures she's going to be fired. Instead, she discovers that the supervisor has been suspended after the entire station got sick and tired of his treatment of Hen and united to file a huge complaint against him.
- Who is the first person to make friends with Hen? Chimney, who knew what it was like to be treated like garbage by the supervisor.
- A Marine is on a bus hoping to get to surprise his daughter and wife at the girl's school Christmas concert. The bus is in an accident with the Marine helping keep a man alive until the team arrives. Told about the situation, the gang gives the Marine a ride on their truck to cut through traffic and then escort him into the school where his daughter is doing her solo ("I'll Be Home For Christmas", no less). She races off the stage to hug her dad with Buck unable to hold back tears at the sight.
- A pregnant mother suddenly goes into cardiac arrest after giving birth. Despite best efforts by Hen trying to administer CPR all the way to L.A. General, the medical staff believe it's too late as the monitor shows flatline. As the husband mourns his wife's death and places their newborn baby on her chest, all of a sudden, the monitor detects a pulse again. Lazarus Syndrome or Divine Intervention from above, Hen collapses in relief as the 118 just saw a miracle as the mother is rushed into the E.R. to ensure she lives.
- Maddie is doubting if she should continue working at the call center. What do her supervisors do? Bring in several of her former callers to remind her how much she reassured them everything would be okay. Even Gloria is there, who admits that Maddie's a better operator than her.
- Buck's leg is trapped under a fire truck after a bomb explodes. The other firefighters can't lift the truck off Buck, and backup might not make it in time... when dozens of civilians break through the police barricade to help lift the truck. The firefighters have saved so many people, and now they're paying them back in return.
Season 3
Episode 1 - Kids Today
- In order to get out of the house after quitting the LAFD, Buck takes Christopher to the pier. This is more heartwarming due to the fact that Christopher views Buck as a hero. The two proceed to have what might be the best day of their lives, and Buck wins a teddy bear for Christopher at one of the pier games!
- How does Eddie get Buck to go spend the day with Chris? By marching into his apartment and forcing him out of bed, showing not only how much he cares but also implying that he has a key to Buck's apartment. Buck isn't even the slightest bit peeved that he just let himself in either.
- Buck shielding Christopher from seeing floating corpse by playing "I Spy," showing yet his protective and caring side toward kids.
- After everything that happened during the Tsunami, Buck is wrecked with guilt over losing Chris and letting Eddie down. Eddie's response to this is to waltz into his apartment to drop Chris off, say he's let Chris down more times than he can count despite being his dad but that he loves him enough to keep trying, that he knows Buck does too, that he would trust no one with his son more than Buck and that it is now Buck's turn to be saved by Chris after saving him during the tsunami. Buck is so overwhelmed he can't respond even as Eddie thanks him for not giving up. It works because the next episode Buck is back with the LAFD and has accepted light duty.
- Buck and Eddie's confrontation when the latter acts standoff-ish after Buck is back working. Buck is ready to do anything to apologize, but Eddie quickly forgives him when he sees Buck's apology is genuine, and then they hug it out. Buck's face after Eddie forgives him is a mixture of happiness, relieved, and touched. Best friends, indeed.
- A crow stalks Chimney for two days after a call to a pumpkin patch where a murder of them was provoked, but never stays in place long enough for anyone else to see it, making him think he's crazy. When Maddie sees the crow at the end of the episode, Chimney learns it was stalking him in order to return his name tag, which had fallen off at the pumpkin patch. Presumably it was because Chimney had given the crow a protein bar. Crosses with Funny when Chimney immediately becomes paranoid that the crow knows his name.
- After reconciling over the lawsuit and Eddie's anger issues coming to a head, he and Chris have dinner with Buck at Buck's apartment. Buck confronts him about his anger and admits he thought Eddie was punching the wrong people. Eddie then says he wouldn't punch Buck anyway because of the blood thinners, to which Buck responds that he'd still take him. This sounds like a genuine, if friendly, challenge to let Eddie punch him...but it ends up being a video game they play on Buck's couch, laughing like nothing was ever wrong, Chris cheering between them.
- The mid-season finale is full of heartwarming moments, from Buck making gingerbread houses with Christopher and Denny (with Hen jokingly calling Buck "one of the kids"), to Athena and Buck planning a Christmas party for Bobby to Hen and Karen deciding to become foster parents.
- At the end of the episode Maddie says she is meeting Chimney's parents "more or less". It turns out she is referring not to his distant father but Mr and Mrs Lee who were parental figures to him since he was young.
- Buck and Eddie making a custom skateboard to cheer Christopher up after the skateboarding incident at his school.
- When all seems lost with the diminishing oxygen supply and being deep underwater, Eddie has a flashback to the moment he decides to bring Christopher to LA and begins his life as firefighter. The flashback also shows how the 118 has become part of his found family and how deep his love toward his son is, seeing that Christopher is the centre of that flashback and how Christopher's smile is the one that reignites his desire to keep on living.
- Maddie learning she is pregnant and Chimney's excitement to learn they are going to be parents.
Season 4
Episode 1 - The New Abnormal
- Albert moving in with Maddie while Chimney stays with Buck due to Chim being scared of Maddie or the baby contracting Covid due to him being out in the field every day.
- CJ, a young man on the spectrum, leaping to save the life of another bus passenger even though the man had been snarling at him just minutes earlier.
- Said passenger not only thanking CJ but when the young man just repeats again the original issue (that the man took a seat meant for the elderly and the handicapped) the man promises never to do it again.
- On his first day at the firehouse Buck is instantly offered a seat at the table for lunch by Bobby while Chimney and Hen fill his plate. When they call him Evan (a name he doesn't like) he responds that everyone calls him 'Buck' (his parents having hated nicknames) and Bobby instantly refers to him as such. Buck can only smile in delight.
- Compare this to how Hen and Chimney were treated their first days; Bobby truly turned the firehouse around.
- The reveal that Maddie kept every photo and postcard Buck sent her, even taking them with her when she left Doug. The comfort she took from her brother's messages, even at the darkest point of her life, is obvious.Buck: When you left, you only had two suitcases.Maddie: And everything important was in them.
- The Buckleys did a lot wrong as parents and when they finally realize this the very first thing they do is assure Buck that they never blamed him and what happened to Daniel was not his fault. They then add that he was born to save a life and that's what he's doing every day and they're proud of him. Yes, they're bad parents but even despite the conflicting emotions and their deep grief over losing a son, they still love Buck.
- After Sue's accident, the call centre dispatchers are shown to be taking it particularly hard, none more so than Josh. Through flashbacks during the episode, we find out why - in Josh's previous role, a fire broke out while he was still in the building and he missed the order to evacuate due to him being focused on his stenography. When the power was cut, Josh discovered that he was the only one left on his floor and not knowing where to go or what to do (as it was his first day in the building), rang 911 in a panic. Sue was the dispatcher taking the call and despite Josh panicking non-stop, Sue was able to calmly guide Josh to get to a safe place and stayed with him until LAFD arrived. Later on, we see him visiting Sue in the call centre and when he mentions that he no longer wants to work as a stenographer, Sue immediately offers him a job citing his experience in listening and typing all day.
- Likewise, Maddie and May are also shown to be looking out for Josh during the episode and Josh's relationship with Maddie is shown to be close enough that he can confide his true feelings towards her.
- Christopher bonding with Sheila's son Charlie.
- The first sentence Eddie says after he gets shot on the way to the hospital is asking whether Buck is hurt or not before losing consciousness immediately after. They've come a long way from the tension they have in 2x01.
- The scene where Buck tries not to cry when he struggles to tell Christopher that Eddie is injured and won't be able to go home is sad. Christopher comforting Buck when the latter finally breaks down in relief after receiving a message that Eddie's surgery went well? Definitely heartwarming.
- Realizing that he can die anytime after the event of Eddie Begins, Eddie decides to change his will so that Christopher is assigned a legal guardian if Eddie happens to die. The person he chose? Buck, who readily accepts after Eddie says he has the rights to refuse. Not his parents, not his siblings, not even Ana, his current girlfriend. Why? Because Eddie knows that Buck adores Christopher and will fight his hardest for his son. First of all, The sheer amount of trust he puts in Buck is yet another display of a very deep bond they have, platonic or otherwise. Second, Christopher is very lucky to have these people who care so much for him. Aww...
- Buck then notes that Eddie made the change a year prior.
Buck: Why... you said you did this last year. Why are you just telling me now?Eddie: Because, Evannote , you came in here the other day and you said you thought it would have been better if it had been you who was shot. You act like you're expendable. (sighs) But you're wrong.
Season 5
Episode 2 - Desperate Times
- During the blackout, the battery for an invalid boy's home ventilator runs out, and his frantic mother calls 9-1-1 for help while maintaining her son's breathing with a respiratory bag. At the dispatcher's request, a neighbor with a solar-powered house offers to recharge it from her home's battery bank, and dozens of neighbors string every last extension cord they can scrounge - plus a strand of Christmas lights - across the intervening backyards to deliver electricity to the boy's bedroom.
- Hen giving Ravi a pep talk after she finds him hiding from Buck in Bobby's office and encouraging him to stand up for himself if Buck pushes him too far.
- Everyone vetoing Buck's request for transfer after feeling that things in the team go wrong because of him.Eddie: You're stuck with us.
- Eddie, after what he goes through for the previous 24 hours, still makes an effort to drag himself to Christopher's bed and let his son know that he's glad to have a kid like him.
- Hen and Karen finally getting closure for the cheating with Eva.
- Michael proposing to David after the latter finishes his surgery and is safely evacuated from the hospital.
- After a woman calls 911 constantly just for attention, Athena talks her into reaching out to her estranged daughter. On Christmas morning, the woman is overjoyed her family finally joins her.
- The team has to save a man injured when his apartment building collapses. They're forced to tell all the residents the place is unsafe and they have to leave. Seeing how down they are, the firefighters unite to throw a special Christmas party at the hotel all the residents are staying at.
- Eddie and Christopher's talk about Eddie quitting is another proof of the strong unconditional love they have with each other. Eddie is willing to quit so that he can ensure his safety for Christopher, but Christopher instead says he's fine with his father being in a high-risk job because he knows it's a job his father loves.Eddie: I thought you wanted me to stop.
Christopher: I never said that!
Eddie: (beat) You said it was scary for you, Chris.
Christopher: It is sometimes... But you are really brave, and I can be brave too.
(Eddie gives Christopher's scalp a kiss)- It doubles as tearjerker moment since if viewed from another angle, Christopher has to be brave to face the fact that the remaining parent he has will die at any time.
- Jee-Yun recognizing Maddie's voice and calling her "Mama!"Maddie: She remembers my voice? How? It's been so long...
Chimney: Of course she remembers, Maddie. six months, six years, we can't forget about you.
- Maddie overcoming her fear of giving Jee-Yun a bath, and Chimney's happiness seeing Maddie and Jee-Yun playing on the tub.
- Buck is so attentive and involved during the Diaz father and son's crisis it's no wonder that some people claim Buck is acting like a husband and a father to them in this episode.
- When Eddie wakes up from a nightmare, he finds his house empty until Bobby approaches and informs him that Buck is taking Christopher to school and he was called there so that Eddie isn't alone in case he wakes up when Buck's still out.
- After Eddie rhetorically asks him whether being a firefighter is worth having to go to therapy for the trauma it causes, Buck makes a gesture that manages to involve both Eddie and Christopher in their healing; He brings both of them to an equine therapy ranch where Charlie, the kid from 4x13 that Eddie saves before he gets shot, is having his regular session. Christopher benefits from the therapy since it's one form of therapy kids with Cerebral Palsy can do, meanwhile Buck finally makes Eddie understand that while his job as an army medic and firefighter don't require him to follow through with the people he saved (where Eddie's regret of not being able to prevent his comrade's death stems from), the fact that he saved them is enough to give them second chances in life and Eddie deserves the second chance too for what he's done. Eddie then finally makes his first genuine smile after going to Frank for therapy sessions.
- It's small, but the fact that Eddie looks more bright and energetic in contrast to his appearance in the last two episodes is a good sign that he finally took Buck's pep talk to heart and attended Frank's sessions even more seriously.
- Everything about the Grant-Nash family.
- Bobby being a Papa Wolf when he hears May has been mistreated by Claudette and planning to file a complaint, When he went to save trapped May, he was so protective he shielded May from the collapsed ceiling.
Bobby: You mess with my kid you mess with me.- However, he's actually still unsure whether May accepts him as her father or not. After the 118 saves Bobby, however, he gets the confirmatiob when May insists she goes to hospital with him.
May: I'm his daughter.
Bobby: You don't need to lie, May.
May: I have two fathers and you're one of them- Athena and May nagging Bobby to get MRI to make sure nothing wrong happens. Yeah, they care about each other.
- The 118 all rushed after a may day call of Bobby getting trapped under a collapsed ceiling and working together to remove the rubbles on top of Bobby and May.
- The team went back to safety adter saving Bobby. However, Eddie, still unsure where he truly belongs, stays behind. Linda, however, gives him the affirmation that Eddie does belong with the 118 calling back to their earlier conversafion.Linda: The God has spoken (warm smile)
(Eddie looks at Linda, who gives him a warm smile. Eddie then smiles back and catches up with the 118) - The Han Siblings content.
- Chimney saving Albert from the collapsed roof.
- Albert has been expressing hesitation over whether being a firefighter suits him but he he can't say anything to his big brother. After the dispatch fire, however, Chimney realizes this and gives his blessing so that Albert can freely pursue the career he truly wants.
- Josh and the electrician working it out at the end. After what Josh went through in Season 3, he deserves it.
- Hen and Chimney's friendship is the front and center of this episode. It proves yet again that they know each other best (next to their spouse and partner) and value each other so much.
- Eddie and his father talking thing out about how Ramon's sending the wrong example for his only son and Eddie vowing to be better for himself.
- Toni and Clive postponing their marriage and instead giving Hen and Karen a chance to renew their vow, Toni doing it as an apology and regret for not attending Hen and Karen's actual wedding.
- Eddie and Bobby's talk discussing Bobby's "failure" as a captain for letting Jonah into his firehouse. Eddie reassures him that he's not all-seeing God, just a kind man who makes mistakes. That single conversation touched Bobby's heart so much it single-handedly prevents him from relapsing.Eddie: You saved my life. You saved my kid's life. Whatever happens, please take some credit for that as well.
Season 6
Episode 1 - Let The Games Begin
- Eddie and Christopher having family dinner with Buck cooking one of Bobby's recipes for them in Buck's loft while playing Boggle and teasing Buck about his dismay about not being picked as interim captain is such a display of domestic ambience that rivals established couples of any show, and Buck and Eddie are not even dating or romantically involved!
- Another point to make this even more heartwarming is how both Buck and Eddie are in a much better headspace; Eddie after therapy and Buck after breaking up a toxic relationship. Now they enjoy time together with Christopher like a family.
- Maddie and Chimney's journey finding love with each other in this episode.
- Josh trying to convince Maddie to accept Chimney's invitation to move in and make it permanent.
- Chimney's chest rub on Maddie. Oh yeah, the spark is still there.
- After a call where a kid is worried sick over his missing brother, she finally confronts Chimney after they sleep together earlier, tells him she's sorry for leaving, and vows to stay with the family. For someone who admits that her coping mechanism is running away when things get tough, this is a huge commitment.
- These lines.
Jee-Yun: (sees her mother leaving) Mama leave?Maddie: No. Mama stay. - The interim captain subplot is this in different ways.
- Bobby wanting Hen to be the interim captain because she's a competent leader but initially thought Hen was very busy with work, medical school, and her family he didn't want to burden her with more responsibility so he picked Lucy instead. But then Lucy injured her leg so Bobby picks Hen again, to which she assures that an extra hour of work won't deter her to take the position and feel grateful that someone trusts her enough with the responsibility of a leader. Considering what she went through on her early years of being a paramedic, she deserves this.
- Hen's shock that the same firehouse that was so bigoted towards her when she started would make her interim captain.
- Bobby then break the news to Buck who has been spending the entire episode working extra to get Bobby's attention. Buck understandably feels upset because he thinks Bobby never considers him as worthy candidate, but Bobby reassures him that he's a good firefighter and he'll become a good captain someday. When he also expresses his fear of making mistakes again, Bobby comforts him by telling that he can take time to rearrange himself so that he can finally be ready. If that's not a son and his father figure, no one know what that is.
- Bobby wanting Hen to be the interim captain because she's a competent leader but initially thought Hen was very busy with work, medical school, and her family he didn't want to burden her with more responsibility so he picked Lucy instead. But then Lucy injured her leg so Bobby picks Hen again, to which she assures that an extra hour of work won't deter her to take the position and feel grateful that someone trusts her enough with the responsibility of a leader. Considering what she went through on her early years of being a paramedic, she deserves this.
- Athena's father waking up, and her reporting that Tanya Kingston's cold case is officially solved.
- Athena convincing Kingston family that Tanya's not forgotten, because she's the reason why Athena becomes a police officer in the first place.
- Buck meets with an old friend named Conner and his new wife with an unexpected request; the couple has been struggling to conceive but Conner has slow swimmers and so ask Buck for a donation. Naturally, Buck is thrown and when Conner stops by his place, the former asks why him instead of an anonymous donor from a sperm bank. Conner explains that he and his wife Kameron can flip through a catalogue what lists superficial things like hair, eye color, and even if they're a doctor or scientist. But not the most important stuff like if the donor is a good person: that is something Conner does know about Buck and why he asked his old friend. After some contemplating, Buck decides to do and help his friend.
- Eddie's plot in this episode. Full stop.
- Eddie and Christopher teasing each other over what groceries they buy. It's both a funny and heartwarming moment at least until Eddie finds out Christopher lies about his club activities.
- Eddie asking for Ramon's advice on what to do with Christopher for several reasons: 1) It's a demonstration that they both make effort to mend their father and son relationship after last season. 2) The acknowledgement of Ramon's parenting flaw and how it affects Eddie as a parent, and 3) The acknowledgement that disabled kids like Christopher need their parents to trust them more in facing real world.
- The confrontation between Eddie and Christopher over the issue. A great approach overall.
- Maddie helping the domestic abuse victims on a call she receives to the extent of providing them help so that they can be documented. It's a great showing for Maddie's growth as abuse survivor.
- Hen and Karen's love galore! This episode showcases Hen and Karen's undying love toward each other and it delivers!
- While it may seem suffocating to some people, Karen taking all the necessary steps to make sure Hen's medical school life doesn't get jeopardized by heavy workloads shows how attuned Karen is to Hen's well-being and supportive she is of Hen's dream.
- Chimney being the one who set up Hen and Karen's date. All three of them are ride and die alright.
- How they sacrifice their dreams to be with each other and Denny. Karen who was apprehensive about Hen adopting Eva's baby decided to stay with Hen and Denny abandoning her dream as an astronaut, while Hen after the course of the episode realizes how much she has to give up to become a doctor she decides to stop going to medical school because she loves where she is right now.
- Maddie's parents in general have become so much better from when we last saw them.
- Maddie panicked about her mother hating her and Chim's new house. And while she comments that they are still working on it she says she loves what they have already done.
- Mrs. Buckley asking if they can go shopping for a few small things, making sure it is okay with Maddie and promising not to push.
- Both grandparents utterly loving Maddie's daughter, happily playing with her.
- When Buck reveals that he donated his sperm to a friend who couldn't conceive his mother is silent for a moment... and then states she supports his choice, stating that Buck was a miracle himself and that baby will be a miracle as well.
- When Chim's dad calls Buck a failure for doing that, as a father should support their child, Mr, Buckley instantly defends his son.
- Buck, trapped in a coma world, considers all the things he could do to make the world better, such as getting Maddie and Chim together, reuniting Christopher with Eddie, so on. What first TRULY gets him considering leaving? Bobby is dead in this world and he can't correct that.
- Buck finally realizing why he's having the dream: to accept that he is happy with his life and the choices he's made.
- Dream Bobby: Sound like you were just Buck.Buck: (slowly begins to smile) Yeah. Just Buck.
- Buck going over all the things he did that made the real world better.
- He gave Maddie a place to run to so she could escape Doug, allowing her to finally break free of him.
- He pushed Bobby enough to upset him so he physically attacked him... revealing to everyone that Bobby was having problems after a bad day and had fallen off the wagon, potentially saving him from an overdose death
- Hen claims that Bobby in that reality was very private and never talked to anyone. Meaning that Buck is the one that got Bobby to come out of his shell.
- He introduced Eddie to Carla, giving him someone that could help Christopher.
- Chim, while still not over what his father did, sees how much his father loves Chim's daughter and invites him to stay longer.
- After the bridge collapse, the first person that Buck reaches is Hen, who was in an ambulance trapped on an incline between what's left of the bridge and the ground below. Buck wakes her up and the entire time Buck is giving her a status update, Hen is gently trying to wipe dried blood off Buck's face like a mama cat with her kitten.
Season 7
Episode 5 - You Don't Know Me
- Buck coming out to Eddie and Eddie's unwavering support, as well as the hug immediately afterward.
