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Our long national nightmare is over: The disaster-plagued first responders of9-1-1are finally back.
Its an exciting time to be a9-1-1fan, and not just because the show is back.
More on that later weve got problems on the ground to deal with first.
(What in theTitane?)
(Who would watch that?)
But Bucks co-workers have too much going on for a mutiny.
Eddie has grown a mustache that looks suspiciously like Gerrards and therefore cant be trusted.
Personal issues aside, theyve all got bigger fish to fry, and the fish … are bees.
which is a pretty serious problem when both of them get stung.
(Why do I taste honey?
is very upsetting in context.)
Of course, the problems dont stop there weve been teased with a bee-nado.
On cue, the truck explodes, which doesnt kill the bees so much as piss them off.
), who quickly swarm her.
Its the 118 to the rescue again.
(Remember, there are an infinite number of ways to be killed in the9-1-1universe.)
It turns out Jenkins was right to ask for Athena.
Its a solid cliffhanger that helps bring Athenas stand-alone story line into the fold.
Everything is connected, in this case by bees.
We were promised a bee-nado, and got more of a bee-heavy rain.
Thankfully, there are two special-event episodes left, and the superswarm is poised to come back stinging.
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Im thrilled to be recapping9-1-1for Vulture this season!
Are we supposed to read Captain Gerrard as gay for Buck, or am I just seeing homoeroticism anywhere?
I did a double-take when he called out Bucks broody little pout.
Im envisioning something like Maxine Minx running into thePsychohouse, except with bees.
