Very rarely I feel the need to say something about the show I'm watching instead of just feeding my obsession by liking more and more posts about it.
But now I guess it's time to put my thoughts into words.
I feel like we've been watching a completely different show. I've just watched the newest episode and looked at the comment for maybe a minute and the amount of BS you people are spewing is outstanding.
I watched the show regularly since when? Maybe from the middle of season 1, so it's been YEARS I've put with it. With it's crazy and mostly unbelievable cathastrophes Tim created to push the plot forward. With some genius and some stupid ideas of character development for the cast (the lawsuit era would be never forgotten). I won't lie, there was a moment when I wanted to maybe ditch 911, because it became mundane and boring. But I stayed. Watched some episodes with one eye open and some with really intense emotions. Nothing that happened so far was done by Tim's whim. Every move had a purpose.
I am heartbroken and devastated with Bobby's death. I cried like three times throughout this episode with the funeral the final straw for me to break down. But, am I angry? No. Do I want to hunt Tim like most of you do? No. It seems for me that most of you are over their heads with some delusional ideas and hidden meanings from Tim's point of view. Yes, killing one of the main characters - especially Bobby - was like a punch to the gut, but I think we all should have seen this coming.
Bobby's whole story was about redemption. He wanted to right the wrongs he did by igniting that fire and killing his family. Like he said, LA wasn't supposed to be his home, but a way to work through his trauma. His whole life had this dark shadow of potential suicide lurking over him. The way he sacrificed himself to let 118 live was the most Bobby thing ever. This was his penalty and he died free and fullfilled.
Most of you are saying that this episode was boring, that we didn't see all the emotions of the characters but I think you don't know how the TV work. I believe we will get to see every one of them breaking slowly. Heck, we already can. The different stages of griev. Tim said that the last three episodes are going to be about Bobby' death and how the 118 deals with it.
I know it's hard to believe or accept when your favourite character dies in a show - I've been through those a lot. But never, not even for a moment I thought Bobby was alive. When he died that's it. Done. And the additional plot of Athena taking this case for exactly the same thing all of them were going through. This foreshadowing of dead/missing child that could've been alive but wasn't and how it affected the family showed how Athena, Buck, Chimney or Hen could have ended.
We can't always get everything screened and showed. Those holes are exactly for us to speculate and or maybe will be filled later. Except for sadness, I feel like some chapter of this show was closed. For Bobby at least.
You can ditch 911 if you want, but the amount of hate toward it, toward Tim is unnecessary. And what's the most hilarious thing for me is the hate for Lou's character xD. I don't understand why you hate him so much. I'm also a Buddie stan and always will, but I think you miss the whole impact Tommy did on Buck. Because of him we got Bi Buck and that's the most amazing thing I could have asked for. And yet, most of you are filled with rage and hate. You're obsessing about your favourite ship or dreamed scenarios you miss the massage this show is sending us.
I'm a Tommy/Buck stan. I'm a Buddie stan. I love them all equally. It annoyes me seeing the hate this show is currently having. It's not stupid. It's showbiz and what we see on screen is just that. Fiction. With which most of you have problem differentiate, seeing how you spit venom at actors who did nothing wrong just by playing said character.
You can hate me later, I don't really care. I'm just sad people are reacting like this.
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